Old (bus) Inspectors in Sheffield

[doddicus]

any old bus inspectors from sheffield

[kensimmo]

any old bus inspectors from sheffield

 

I used to work with a Reg Gutteridge whi was an ex-inspector if that helps

[little malc]

Hey! less of the "old" ha! ha! I think I fall into this catagory, Malcolm Smith, first with STD, then all the other combinations up to 1997 when I took early retirement. Living the life of Riley now in Scarborough!

[locket]

my dad was an inspector around the 1980's his names phil dickens

[Nigel Womersle]

I used to know Barry Parkin - sadly no longer with us.

[nanrobbo]

My Uncle was a tram and then bus inspector in the 70's- Joe Birks.

[pensionipper]

Hi folks - I remember Malc. very well (Flat Street and 'C.B.S.'); and locket.................... Your Dad was my conductor and good friend.....

guess who??

[locket]

hi pensionipper are you don baker??

[little malc]

I remember Joe Birks very well when I first went bus driving in the 70's, a bit of a character, Barry Parkin was of my era, sad to hear he is no longer with us, living now in Scarborough I tend not to keep in touch with news.

I do know, that contrary to rumours that went around, Maurice Ibbottson is still with us and living at Wisewood.

[pensionipper]

Hi locket - right first time. Along with Dave Gill we all went to Granville College for qualifications (Dave now lives in Zimbabwe). When Phil and I enrolled as mature students we had to wait in a long, winding queue with all the other students. Phil said: 'do you realise we are the oldest in this room?' My reply was: 'do you realise that I am a year older than you?'

little malc - thanks for the news of Maurice, I will let Dave Gill know - I hope the shock doesn't cause him to break one of those glasses..... Nice to hear something other than: "Guess who's died" for a change.

Must give Phil a ring.