South Shields Sanddancers Forum

my grandmother was called elsie green she was the daughter of ernest alexander green and alice mary nee scott .alice mary scott was the daughter of edward scott railway guard from madras street whos brother george scott was my great great great uncle and the grandfather of ridley scott . this branc...

isomache wrote:spookiest house i have been in grandmothers house edith street i think even she was scared of it.

I lived in Edith Street in the 40s and I also had three aunties living there. which number are you talking about.

I remember him a very, very long time ago.

fantastic series and very witty at times. Just a look from Martin Shaw to his sidekick speaks volumes. I have read the Gently books and the character in the books bear no resembalance to the TV series. The inside filming is done at Wallsend where the docks used to be. The set is shared by the filmin...

Does anybody remember the gay blonde lad (not me) who worked in the stores. He was Diana Dors mad. He bought a load of paperwork and diaries when Diana's possesions came to auction. They did a TV programme about her missing millions and this lad had the codes that may help to find them. He died ver...

rusty wrote:Title, :lifes a buzz; All about clocking in.Having a jive with P45
From Vickers to Knickers

I like P45, so maybe I will work around that. Thanks. =D> =D>

Dish what out?

Still looking for a title Delilah. It's about the different places I amd many others worked in Shields. A sort of potted history covering from shipyards to nightclubs. It is just about complete so any sugestions about the title will be gratefull accepted. Snide remarks will be ignored.

Yes. Raymond Sanderson. He was my cousin. Are you called Ian? That's the one. Me and Raymond got on well as we were both Diana Dors fans obviously him more than me. He was a real friendly lad and a great laugh. We went to the cinema a couple of times together. I am not gay but that did not stop us ...

Yes. Raymond Sanderson. He was my cousin. Are you called Ian? That's the one. Me and Raymond got on well as we were both Diana Dors fans obviously him more than me. He was a real friendly lad and a great laugh. We went to the cinema a couple of times together. I am not gay but that did not stop us ...

Does anybody remember the gay blonde lad (not me) who worked in the stores. He was Diana Dors mad. He bought a load of paperwork and diaries when Diana's possesions came to auction. They did a TV programme about her missing millions and this lad had the codes that may help to find them. He died very...