ballie Posted November 30, 2007 Share Posted November 30, 2007 yeh Charlotte I went 2 shirecliffe 60 to65 longley juniors 55 to 60 teachers miss Tippet/miss wood /****** Watson/Aggie /alf and Bill Thomas Stayley{woodwork]/cooper music/Hedley [games]Eric Robinson[head]Clive Sanderson.Vallantine. I used to hang around with Mick Cox/Pete Hunt/Percy/Rog Starkes /and more .used 2 go 2 forum friday nights back row with the girls.coats over knees .brill times,where r they now I wonder Pat Smith Linda Crookes Val Law/Maria Robinson/Linda Howard/Margarete Chew/theres a reunion 1st dec at wentworth pub near arena tommorrow night by the way Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ballie Posted December 1, 2007 Share Posted December 1, 2007 anyone remember the old lady from the early 60s lived on Donavan behind the forty foot nicknamed Ivy wello cos she wore wellies all year round and used to jump on the no.10 to town and back forty foot boarded up now by the way,sign of the times. anyone remember Ted Nutthall ,tennent from it's opening in 61 earnest used to help on the bar/pinball machine 10 pints to highest score once a week the winner always used to be [Pedro] john ? I think was his name around 66. juke box was a sixpence 4 three plays/and beer 1 and 11 old money 4 a pint, thats 10 pints 4 a pound. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
3dogman Posted December 1, 2007 Share Posted December 1, 2007 Hi everybody, my grandad and grandmother used to live at no 1 Teynham Drive-George and Ivy Pearson. I was born there in 1953 my mother was Florence (sadly passed away on October 1st this year). My uncle is George Pearson and my aunt is Pauline both still living but unwell. I can remember lady with only one leg she used to get about with the aid of a crutch but I can't remember her name. I can recall a Carol Roney she was a friend of my Aunty Pauline. Used to work witha lad called Lol Bloomingstock (I think thats how they spell it) at Welded Alloys and Stainless Products opposite Wednesday's ground in the early 70's also a tall lad called Phil Hammond off Longley Avenue. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dogsneck Posted December 5, 2007 Share Posted December 5, 2007 anyone remember the old lady from the early 60s lived on Donavan behind the forty foot nicknamed Ivy wello cos she wore wellies all year round and used to jump on the no.10 to town and back forty foot boarded up now by the way,sign of the times. anyone remember Ted Nutthall ,tennent from it's opening in 61 earnest used to help on the bar/pinball machine 10 pints to highest score once a week the winner always used to be [Pedro] john ? I think was his name around 66. juke box was a sixpence 4 three plays/and beer 1 and 11 old money 4 a pint, thats 10 pints 4 a pound. my grandad was first customer in forty foot, lived in house behind. Teds still alive, saw him at owls match recently,wasnt the old lady called florry. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
raskel Posted December 17, 2007 Share Posted December 17, 2007 Im moving there soon Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andy the dj Posted December 26, 2007 Share Posted December 26, 2007 Ive lived at shirecliffe for around 12yrs.now. Originally from Gleadless via loads of other places inc.shoreham street for a large part of my married life,i first knew about shirecliffe when my dad married a woman from the area she lived on Galsworthy rd,They moved to a house on Penrith road opposit the school -Herries comp. (Now park wood High) next to the path way leading down to Scath wood. My two step brothers and step sister were brought up in shirecliffe,my dad passed away around 12 yrs ago and my step family have moved on,we all went in the 5 arches all the time and occasionally the Dev. (The Devonshire) Shirecliffe has changed over the years sadly not for the better there are a few people who spoil the area for everyone else,I have very good neighbours on penrith road and a few realy good friends in shirecliffe,its about time all the good people in Shirecliffe got together and did something about the SCUM who are spoiling a good area for the rest of us! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
honeyb35 Posted December 26, 2007 Share Posted December 26, 2007 I lived at Shirecliffe for about 18 months 6 years ago, and moved away when they demolished my house. I didnt really want to go there as it was quite far away from my parents but we had no trouble there. Still dont get why they demolished the houses, they were sturdily built! just needed central heating imo! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SKYWATCHER Posted June 30, 2008 Share Posted June 30, 2008 I've lived there all my life, schooled at Southey nursery then juniors & moved on to Shirecliffe Secondary Modern & left without qualifications like most of the others. There have been a lot of changes along lifes path and many things dissappeared, The fruit shop at the side of the chippy,the newsagents, CoOp Butchers, Ray's barbers, bungalows through the woods, The flicks Sat matinee show(1 would pay and then let the rest in through the fire door neer the bogs) (now tesco). Took in Pea shooters that bloody hurt if they got you in the right place & a clip round the earhole or a thump if you got caught. Never had school meals, always spent the money and nipped home coz Ma & Pa were at work. Teachers I remember in junior school was only Pop Mason, I was in his class and had the job of cleaning his fishtank out. At Shirecliffe I remember,,, Mr. Robinson (head), Mr Staley (woodwork) Mr Davidson (geography) Alf & Bill Thomas (Maths) Mr Davies (Science) Freda (Atilla the Hun) Mr Quaill (I think he ended up marrying someone in our class) Mr Smith(music) Mr Valentine (mentally impaired) Forgot the art teachers name but he spoke with a whistles in his words. Chinny ??? (Tech Drawing..a nasty piece of work!!). Biggest rebellion was to cut the school tie up after getting my leaving report (wow, they probably stab a teacher now !!) Been in work all my life same as my dad & his dad and raised a daughter who I am proud of. Enuff Said god i remember all of them teachers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
leebut 147 Posted July 1, 2008 Share Posted July 1, 2008 Ive lived at shirecliffe for around 12yrs.now. Originally from Gleadless via loads of other places inc.shoreham street for a large part of my married life,i first knew about shirecliffe when my dad married a woman from the area she lived on Galsworthy rd,They moved to a house on Penrith road opposit the school -Herries comp. (Now park wood High) next to the path way leading down to Scath wood. My two step brothers and step sister were brought up in shirecliffe,my dad passed away around 12 yrs ago and my step family have moved on,we all went in the 5 arches all the time and occasionally the Dev. (The Devonshire) Shirecliffe has changed over the years sadly not for the better there are a few people who spoil the area for everyone else,I have very good neighbours on penrith road and a few realy good friends in shirecliffe,its about time all the good people in Shirecliffe got together and did something about the SCUM who are spoiling a good area for the rest of us! i know what youre talking about saying certain people spoil the area, me and my wife moved on to longley ave west recently and weve got an immature youth next door who thinks its funny to throw stones at buses and the new school they are building they are at it every night,my wife is a poorly woman she is always keeping me back on a leash, there idea of doing somethink constructive is stand on street corners causing as much mayhem as possible, police dont want to know, phone them and hour and half later they phone you to ask if they are still there,very helpful i think not. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CarolW Posted July 6, 2008 Share Posted July 6, 2008 A bit off topic...... But does anyone know anything about Shirecliffe Hall?? A family called Watson lived there in the 1800s at least until the early 1900s I'd like to know more about them Cheers!!!! xCx Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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