London Provincial Tax Office
A Memory of Manchester.
I worked for the London Provincial Tax Office in the mid 1960s dealing with the tax affairs of employees of some of the big London shops. I used to get off the train at Knott Mill and walk to the office. I went back about five years ago and found that I could no longer recognise the place and could not even begin to get my bearings!
The office was big and bustling. I remember Mr Topham who was an ex policeman and Gordon Collinge who went into the music industry some time later and I think is still active in the brass band world. I used to get my hair cut in the barbers in an adjacent street. I was too young to understand at the time but it was where I first heard customers being asked if they wanted "Something for the weekend?"
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My direct boss was a lovely man called Bill Johnson and the "big" boss was Mr Mcallister.
The place is now a block of flats and the old bus station is no more.
I have very happy memories of my short time with the Inland Revenue in Manchester.