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Sounds weird Vic,I'm staying at the district of scarbourgh

Will get in contact via your email you sent tomorrow I know your family very well so you can talk but I only knew them until my teens

Lou also lived in allgood terrace & seaton Ave

Lou was a daly from netheton she had to brothers peter & Micky & sisters Cathy who married john Charlton plus another sister who Lived in ashington fanner lived in one of the houses which is now the site of Millfield court the tweedy's lived there aswell,your dad must be called Paul

Sorry not them kind of bugs it's the fish variety I'm on about

I'm going to Brisbane on the 5th of August,apparently people are telling me they eat bugs there as anybody had any of these & what do they taste like,thanks

You have to remember the French & there ancestors will eat anything with sauce on it....

They probably joined them

Malcolm, instead of sending warning letters the police should have visited there houses they might of found the culprits who stole the Bench from the park,sending letters does nothing as there parents are probably as thick as them,no respect....

Sort should have said sell them cheap

It's ridiculous what people do as Adam said it would be cheap to make. If they used there pea brains & decided to make lots & create A business they would be able them cheap get a good living with enough left over for there drugs & beer without spoiling anybody else's Enjoyment, we have numpties where I live but I haven't seen anybody nick a picnic bench it's crazy

Sorry Vic,didn't realise you lived in Canada ,where the wildfires are raging hope your safe & well,I thought you were talking about the heat wave down south take care

I've decided to go glasgow for 2 weeks at least I can sleep at night

When some cockneys come to bedlington asking were sea houses is! better not send them down Beatty road don't want tourists think Bedlington is like that otherwise Northumberland may stay a secret?????

Eggy, I couldn't remember his name but his nose did look a bit like a parrots beak l.o.l

Actually Got mixed up Ian was the younger brother it is Kevin

Back row 2nd person Ian Arkle the teacher is dr parrot never expected him to run a footy team I did hear he was a bit of a wine expert Appeared on Tyne-Tees tele a few times about wine.....

Thank you very much for this information .. On the Northumberland archive web site there is a photo of my great great granda on there, he was a postman in Bellingham & was Jane's father he must have been born about 1840-50's he was called Antony Charlton.As I said can't thank you enough Cheers.....

Kevin,I know nsw state secretary of the aus workers union Russ Collison nice guy straight talker..

Unison last strike action did nut back them??????

My grandmas maiden name was heron her married name was Curley when she got married she lived in Horst terrace,then Hudson avenue she had 2 brothers Frank & Sam .Frank lived in Hollymount square,Sam lived in bells place.she had a sister called Mary who lived in cramlington my grandma comes from the line of Charltons from Bellingham hence border riever connections my middle Name is Charlton which has been passed down through generations...

Looking through the 1911 census my grandma lived there, she was 4 years old at the time does anybody know where it is or where it used to be THANKS...

Hi Brian the thing is when you were a youngin you would struggle to eat yer dinner,mind you by night time the left over veg me da Would mash it all together & fry it up for our supper. Topped with gravy of coarse.....

I really would like to say something about this but I can't cos I don't live in bedlington anymore but I am in a trade union & I do believe in them. people come up to me at work just because they want a row,they can't argue with management because they are frightened in case they lose there jobs but union bashing is free.dont forget the union is only as strong as it's members..I no for a fact in the the past Union members broke ranks for there own selfish gains.what I do say to them what do you want to do about it if they have a problem 95 percent some do nothing cos there frightened of there shadows & that's everywhere north & south....

When me & my brother were kids my dad would cook the sunday joint,when it was nearly finished he would dip the bread in the hot stock which was really nice epically beef...