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Nice story Derek & just how I remember it, bonfire night was also a great time with the bonfire normally at the bottom of the street, kids would collect wood, old beds etc for months, I also went to Charles Lamb School as well as my brother Tony, penny for the guy made us a lot of money to buy fireworks & sweets, also Saturday morning pictures in Essex Road was another treat,

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Hi Derek

Great to hear from you, wow! Your brother Robert (Bob) was one of our friends in Pickering Street back in the good old days & we all used to play out together, Bob I think is more my brothers Tony's age but I could be wrong, If my memory serves me well your flat was at the top of the street near 'Fred's' shop which would would all purchase our sweets & drinks from, Bob would remember my dads large van which we all use to sit in the back of plus playing in the back yard with my group, I have lots of names of the other kids in the street but can't seem to remember yourself. I am now 63 & live in Ruislip in Middlesex my brother Tony lives in Nazeing in Essex & my Mum is still around being 86, please do send Bob my best regards & hope that you are all keeping well & if would be great to hear more from you guys about the old days.

All the best


Paul

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I lived in Pickering Street, Islington from 1951 - 1967 at number 34 V with my Mum - Doris (Doll) & my Dad George plus my younger brother Tony my name is Paul Lomas, anyone who knew me please do contact me, it was a bit like Peabody buildings with cobbled streets in the early days with gas street lighting, lots of other children & we were always playing out in the streets & back yard.

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