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My Grandma, Hilda Taylor, lived at No 1 along with her daughter, Vera, and son-in-law, Wally Atwood. Vera worked for many years at Butcher's, Newsagents. Rosemary Morris, Shrewsbury.

A memory of Chipstead by Rosemary Morris

My Nan and Grandad (Mabel & Dave Nairn) owned the sweet shop on the left of this picture. The vehicle on the left would be in front of it. I remember the milk machine that stood outside and the grid that the milk machine users would ...Read more

A memory of Wem

I lived in Birstwith, not yet school age - 1952'ish - and have very clear memories of my short time there. My father's - Albert Wilkinson - job was to keep the mill water run free from weeds, our home was one of the two ...Read more

A memory of Birstwith by jennifercdodds

I have fond memories of being a beater in the late 50s. Major Houston had the shooting, I imagine rented from Airlie Estates or their forerunner. Keepers, dogs and beaters were driven up the Glen on ...Read more

A memory of Glenhead Lodge

Had my tonsils removed in the cottage hospital. I can still remember the panic as the ether pad was clamped over my face! Everyone layer to attention during Matron's rounds I recall.

A memory of Epsom by dave

I started Wrotham Primary School in 1956 and I lived at Green Leach Cottage, along the Pilgrims Way. I was friendly with Melita Pointon from Fairseat, Myra, Maxine, the twins Julie and Jane, Andrea, just to mention a few. I ...Read more

A memory of Wrotham by julesrob

I was born in upper Ingelsham in 1945 a son of Elizabeth Savoury who was originally from n Ireland, We lived at the pens cottages across two fields which you entered via a gate at the bottom of Lynt farm lane. The farm was ...Read more

A memory of Inglesham by bigswindon

I used to live at Orchard Place, small terrace cottages on Main Road, St Pauls Cray. Previous to this as readers may recall I lived at the top of Chalk Pit Avenue in a semi-detached bungalow with my ...Read more

A memory of St Paul's Cray by Derek Stocker

Risebourgh Hall was once a magnificent house and home about 3 miles from Thornton Le Dale and four miles from Pickering North Yorkshire. It stands on Risebourgh Hill and commands sweeping views across Ryedale from its ...Read more

A memory of Pickering by Margaret Ann Hill

does anyone know or remember a jack jones.he had a sister maggie they lived in llanddona with there parents.jack married ellen williams they had 6 children.ellen lived in monfa cottage with her mother mary williams and her 2 sisters jenny ...Read more

A memory of Llanddona by Linda Warrington