Thank you for the nostalgia. I was born and raised here 1950. It was my home for 42 years. Have now moved on to Dorset. So lovely to relive my childhood I am 74 now..
George butchers.. and just below the butchers 4 doors down was a chipshop ( the pies and gravy ..mmm ) we're absolutely fantastic back in 1969. Opposite the chip shop was a grocery store called Lowell's (where my mother shopped). And at the bottom of Attwood Street ( same side of George's ) was Nixon's sweet shop on the corner,( two sisters ran the shop). Right where the sign is for home bargains @ (07.08), and next to Becky's flowers was the gents toilet (same side).
I've always loved learning about my local history, since I've grown up in kidsgrove since I was born, so this was a nice video, plus I'm pretty sure I saw my mum aha
thanks daryl some good memories brought back waking from merryhill school to teco for a pasty at dinner time in the early 80s think the market used to be on Tuesday ,place has changed so much car shop on market street used to be timings and stoner if I remember correctly
My Uncle Tom was in the Kidsgrove police force back when it was on Liverpool Road. The last trip I made I went behind the old police station which has now been turned into flats. He would be turning over in his grave if he saw the condition of the back yard. Both he and Aunty Alice were avid gardeners. When he retired he moved to Ravenscliffe House. I'm surprised that you did not include the Old Mill and Bath Pool in your video. I live in Canada now but on my trips home I usually make a nostalgic trip to Kidsgrove
Not really my end of town but I remember going to another Cee n Cee that was near the first roundabout as you got into Newcastle. Used to be taken with my mum and dad every Saturday to do the shopping. I always love to see how things have changed over the year since I left.
Thanks for the upload, i grew up in Gloucester road before moving to Melbourne in 1981. We played down at the Black hills as we used to call them, old slag heaps behind the playing fields, anyone remember them ?
Ill just add, im still a massive Port Vale fan and watch all the games live now at 2am sunday mornings, a massive change from when we first came to Australia, when sometimes we would have to wait up to two weeks to find out the scores from the Sentinel my grandmother sent to us
@@DarylPritchardvideos Im just watching that one now, ive not been home since 2003 and find these videos absolutely fascinating, Thank you from a new subscriber
Thank you for the nostalgia. I was born and raised here 1950. It was my home for 42 years. Have now moved on to Dorset. So lovely to relive my childhood I am 74 now..
Tikos,, oh yes triangular pasties, and chocolate eclairs / custard slices.
My favourites, i remember the cake being 10p cuz i would spend my pocket money on them yummy 😋
George butchers.. and just below the butchers 4 doors down was a chipshop ( the pies and gravy ..mmm ) we're absolutely fantastic back in 1969. Opposite the chip shop was a grocery store called Lowell's (where my mother shopped). And at the bottom of Attwood Street ( same side of George's ) was Nixon's sweet shop on the corner,( two sisters ran the shop). Right where the sign is for home bargains @ (07.08), and next to Becky's flowers was the gents toilet (same side).
Thanks
I've always loved learning about my local history, since I've grown up in kidsgrove since I was born, so this was a nice video, plus I'm pretty sure I saw my mum aha
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A trip back in time. Fabulous! Thank you 😊
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Lovely memories of how it used to be
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thanks daryl some good memories brought back waking from merryhill school to teco for a pasty at dinner time in the early 80s think the market used to be on Tuesday ,place has changed so much car shop on market street used to be timings and stoner if I remember correctly
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching
I’m from Chorley myself and Been past Kidsgrove many times on M6 but never been. It sounds like a nice little town.
Hi Alfie thanks for the comment it sure is a great place and fantastic people living here
@@DarylPritchardvideos will have to have a trip down down there, after Lockdown that is! ..
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My Uncle Tom was in the Kidsgrove police force back when it was on Liverpool Road. The last trip I made I went behind the old police station which has now been turned into flats. He would be turning over in his grave if he saw the condition of the back yard. Both he and Aunty Alice were avid gardeners.
When he retired he moved to Ravenscliffe House. I'm surprised that you did not include the Old Mill and Bath Pool in your video. I live in Canada now but on my trips home I usually make a nostalgic trip to Kidsgrove
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Not really my end of town but I remember going to another Cee n Cee that was near the first roundabout as you got into Newcastle. Used to be taken with my mum and dad every Saturday to do the shopping. I always love to see how things have changed over the year since I left.
Wow thanks for the comment
wanted to see where the train went have you got any of packmoor old train pictures from when there was a mine?
Hi Tracy, unfortunately I haven’t. Thanks for watching though. Hopefully will look into this though.
A blast from the past saw a Hillman avenger parked at the road side i had one ,and a Morris oxford my dad owned one ,a simpler time for all? .
Totally agree
Thanks for the upload, i grew up in Gloucester road before moving to Melbourne in 1981. We played down at the Black hills as we used to call them, old slag heaps behind the playing fields, anyone remember them ?
Thanks for the comment glad you enjoyed
Ill just add, im still a massive Port Vale fan and watch all the games live now at 2am sunday mornings, a massive change from when we first came to Australia, when sometimes we would have to wait up to two weeks to find out the scores from the Sentinel my grandmother sent to us
Excellent check out video out re Burslem , we visit port vale ground on there
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@@DarylPritchardvideos Im just watching that one now, ive not been home since 2003 and find these videos absolutely fascinating, Thank you from a new subscriber
Does anybody out there know where the Kidsgrove post/ sorting office was between 1915 and 1925? Pretty please 🙏
Not sure my self but will look into this