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I was at Pitreavie when it was a signals station for the Royal Navy and the RAF. We were like moles underground most of the time. The best thing about it was the warmth and the peace. We had a great crew down there, RAF ...Read more

A memory of Pitreavie in 1953 by C E Jones

For two years of my three year RAF service 1953 to 1956 as 41255i8 LAC, I was batman to RAF Stoke Heath C/O, Grp Capt (name omitted). His was the largest house on the OMQ (of course), the rear garden ...Read more

A memory of Market Drayton in 1953 by Dennis Saunders

It is Green lane but I remember this spot as Cressys Corner,my dad Bill Atkinson used to sit on the seat during the day Until the Green Lane Club opened ,Then after dark it was a favorate spot for us to gather,As IRecall ...Read more

A memory of Featherstone in 1955 by Brendan Atkinson

The concrete streetlamps only appeared in the mid-1950s. Before then, the street lights were puny strutures housing ONE electric bulb. Everything was very dark at night. You would think that all the motorists ...Read more

A memory of Worcester Park in 1950 by Tony Kerr

I just wonder if anyone else who lived in Hounslow ever attended the Health Clinic in the Bath Road (next to the RC Church and mid way between Hounslow High Street and the Sutton Lane/Wellington Road North junction). I am ...Read more

A memory of Hounslow in 1955 by Susan Coleman

I lived on Dunster Avenue, Morden, then moved to Ash Rd, Sutton, near the Woodstock. Remember well playing water polo for the Sutton Nad Cheam swimming club. Great games on a Saturday night followed by a ...Read more

A memory of Cheam in 1957 by David Hamilton

Remember the Sutton and Cheam Swimming Club? Pop Worsell and the club captain, Gerry. He appeared as Mr. Beefcake in the Daily Mirror. After swimming and water polo, off to the Queen Vic. Great days.

A memory of North Cheam in 1956 by David Hamilton

Hello, Does anyone remember the family Trimmer or Twyford or Bratton who lived on Ship Lane and Russel Rd? Hope someone does. My grandmother and grandfather, and my cousin, Keith lay in Sutton churchyard.

A memory of Sutton at Hone in 1957 by Brian Trimmer

I remember you Dennis Falvey, my name is Mavis Smith (now Andress). I remember going to the village hall dance which I think was each week, and I think your cousin was there and myself and Barbara Tallett kept ...Read more

A memory of Sutton at Hone in 1957 by Mavis Smith

Came across this website quite by accident very interesting and surprising! I too went to Sutton at hone primary and remember some of the teachers Curwen, Andrews, Rodgers, and Bex etc. When I left there at 11 I ...Read more

A memory of Sutton at Hone in 1956 by Mavis Smith