Hi, Do you remember the Brooks family ? I believe my grandfather brewed beer there?

I had Tyrell and Cockayne relatives on Goodwin St and Willow Row. One was a soldier and the others brickmaker. I’m not surprised it was rough but they must have been decent people as they married and brought up many children together.

I Jean I remember your family I went to school with your Tony, I live in Spain now I was ten years in India before that, been in Spain since 2018 you’ll know me as Dave Downing but my name was a bit posh for the Westend my surmane is Roberts-Downing, hope your keeping well take care Dave

There was a polish man lived in the top end of Quarn St jut up from Mick and Terry Lowe’s they were identical triplets, also Vic Weekly lived in the top half of Quarn St.

There was a polish man lived in the top end of Quarn St jut up from Mick and Terry Lowe’s they were identical triplets, also Vic Weekly lived in the top half of Quarn St.

Mad Harry’s was on cockpit hill

Hello Mate my Grandfather (Joe Allsop) had a coal yard in Goodwin street I believe the house was an old PH, the name eludes me, my aunties, Francis,Winifred, Jean, and my uncle Joe, with my Dad William

Hi David My father in law lived at 126 Parker st, his mother lived on until the houses were demolished, their name was Colley, i remember your sister at Macmillans printers when i was 15 she was in the records dept, im in my 80s name The houses the council built have no character at all, pity they didnt refurbish Parker St although some of the streets were past it.