Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)

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That's the site I found this one :-

Welcome to the group @Janice Moore. Unfortunately the photo of Boyle's is the only one of the shop that I know of having been posted on any of the online sites. I always new the shop, in the late 1950's and early 1960's as Doyle's - my granny lived across the road in the Tomlea Avenue Bungalows and she would give us some coppers to go and buy sweets from Doyle's

@Canny lass & @Symptoms - 1920's & 30's but only four of Bedlington, more fof Blyth and costal area, but this one is one I have used a few times :- https://www.britainfromabove.org.uk/en/image/EPW048825

Posted on Bygone Bedlington Facebook group - Tuesday 22nd March 2022.

1. Which King of England was the youngest son of William the Conqueror? Answer = 2. Which Elvis film was based on the play A Stone for Danny Fisher? Answer = 3. In which ocean are the Seychelles? Answer = 4. How many kings of England have been called Philip? Answer = 0 5. Which snooker player was runner-up in six World Championships in the 80s and 90s? Answer = 6. Which acid is found in bee stings? Answer = Formic 7. What is a nematode? Answer =good for killing off slugs without harming other wildlife, especially birds. 8. Diplopia is the medical term for which disorder? Answer = 9. In which month does the grouse shooting season start in Britain? Answer = 10. What is the correct term for a positive electrode? Answer = 11. Who had ‘a little help from his friends’ in 1986? Answer = don't know - Joe Cocker did in 1968 12. By what name are the RCMP more commonly known? Answer = I’ll bet you didn’t know …. George Simenon, the man who created the French detective Maigret, claimed to have slept with 10,000 women. My comment: That’s roughly one a day for 27 years or 3 a week for 64years! Answer = I didn’t. Or 3 a day for 9 years = The Passion of Slow Fire

@Jo C - I believed that the Bedlington Station school didn't open until 1912 as the school celebrated it's 100th year in 2012. A c1936 class photo of the school was just recently posted on the Bygone Bedlingon Facebook group and I have added it into the school album we keep within this site. Whilst I was doing that I checked out the other photos in the album to see what was the oldest photo we had and I noticed this comment, that I had totally forgotten about, saying the school was built between 1906 and 1910 but didn't 'officially' open until 1912 :- So it is possible that your photo was taken at the Bedlington station Council School. I have checked all the school photos in the album but can't find an exact match to yours eg. down pipe next to window, but it could be that's where your photo was taken. We don't have a full photo of the walls where the class photos would have been taken but there is one of the front of the school, taken c1960, showing the down pipes at either end of the building between the corners of the building and the single width windows. The other side of the building where we would expect the class photos to be taken could easily have had the down pipes between a single and a double with window.

1. Who was Flash Gordon’s arch rival? Answer = 2. How are the Yeomen of the Guard commonly known? Answer = 3. How many notes are there in two octaves? Answer = 24 4. Which famous former American federal prison was sited on an island in San Francisco Bay? Answer = 5. What does a hippophobe fear? Answer = 6. What is the family name of the Dukes of Northumberland? Answer = Percy 7. What was called the jewel in Queen Victoria’s crown? Answer = 8. What nationality was World Motor Racing Champion Juan Fangio? Answer = Argentinian 9. Which chemical element is found in all proteins? Answer = Nitrogen 10. Which style of architecture is the Parthenon in Athens? Answer = Massive Masculine Doric 11. What did Colonel Thomas Blood attempt to steal in 1671? Answer = Can’t remember the name of Colonel Thomas Blood ever been mentioned before. 12. Proverbially, what do late workers burn? Answer = The Midnight Oil I’ll bet you didn’t know …. International athletics races are always run in an anti-clockwise direction Answer = I did – it was the same at school

Fancy holding a world record and loosing

@Bedlingtonian - long time since I trawled through the council planning department looking for the plans to see what's proposed; passed, rejected and what objections have been made. I know it took a fair bit of time trawling through everything and coming up against many dead ends I wonder if @Malcolm Robinson or @Bill Crosby could point you directly to the plans Do you know if the plans are to build on all the 'spare' land in that area? :-

The festival to be held between 10:00 and 17:00 at East Bedlington & Bedlington Community centres with refreshments served between 10:00 & 12 noon at St. Cuthbert's Church.

@Bedlingtonian - is this the one?

@MusicFan27 - have you tried ringing Russell Hogg or Brian Freeman?

1. Who did Neil Kinnock replace as leader of the Labour party? Answer = 2. Who owned the High Chaparall ranch? Answer = 3. Scenes from which battle were the first to appear on a British commemorative postage stamp? Answer = 4. Which letter of the Greek alphabet is equivalent to U? Answer = 5. What would you find on a periodic table? Answer = 6. How old was Pele when he first played in the football World Cup Finals? Answer = 17 – Brazil 5 – Sweden 2 7. Which island country has two official languages, Sinhalese and Tamil? Answer = Sri Lanka 8. What kind of dish is Bouillabaisse? Answer = never heard of it and would never order it 9. How old is a quadragenarian? Answer = same age as me = 40 to 49 10. Which international airport was previously known as Dum Dum Airport? Answer = 11. Why do flags fly on British government buildings on February 6th? Answer = Queen Elizabeth II jubilee. 12. Venetian blinds originated in Japan. True or false? Answer = False I’ll bet you didn’t know …. Devout Jews obey no fewer than 613 commandments including the 10 of the Christian faith Answer = I didn’t. Sounds just like the house rules that I have to obey