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No one mentions us girls in the office, we used to come in the factory sometimes to lots of wolf whistles. Diane James

Yes I remember it very well, especially when wagon wheels first came out.I think Iris was the same age as me,and a bit of a madam. So we’re you older than Iris? What other memories do you have. ? Diane

I remember you very well, my name was Diane James and I lived in Trinity Terrace, and went to Trinity school and remember Mr Lamb was my teacher.

There was another entrance at the side, where The coke was delivered, the playground was difficult to play in then. I lived at no 13 Trinity Terrace. Both male teachers were called Mr Lamb and Miss Timmins I was there from 1949 until 1954. Mr Lamb took us camping and for a trip on the Norfolk...

My mom’s was 140661. how come I can’t remember to take the meat out of the oven.? Diane James Trinity Terrace, Camp Hill.

Yes the school was called Trinity infant and Junior school, I lived at no 13 Trinity Terrace. We used to okay in the churchyard and the padre rev Guest was a lovely man.

Anyone remember the vicar there

I started at Haddon and Stokes in 1960 as a junior typist, was often sent into the factory where I used to get lots of wolf whistles, it was such a fun place to work. I was also one of the girls to put on a pantomime and we went to a prison to perform, much to my Dads disgust. Also remember the...

I used to go out with the drummer in the Modernaires Brian

Yes Inremember Alex's station street, used to have a chicken n mushroom, after dancing the night away in the Locarno, where I met my husband of 52 years. Diane James. Near Camp Hill

How about the Kunzle coffee shop in New Street, that was a treat. Diane James

I started work there in 1959. It was an amazing place, we had live groups there. The Modernaires played there a few times. I lived in Trinity Terrace. Off Camp Hill.