Fabulous Flatshare in Northolt (1 miles from central Southall)
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by Kate Clarke (Member 10042530) on 18-Oct-2001
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I'm looking for a professional, non-smoking female to share my 2
bedroom, modern, sunny, cosy, newly decorated, 1st floor flat in
Northolt (Zone 5). All mod cons (cable tv, new central heating,
w.machine, dryer, bath/shower), wooden floors, entryphone system. My
flat's in a quiet, private, newly refurbished, spacious/green estate
with plenty of parking and communal gardens. On bus routes to Southa ll,
Ealing, Greenford, Hayes, Harrow, Heathrow and Ruislip. GBP400/calendar
month (no bills) + small deposit. Look forward to hearing from you. ... more >>
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looking for lunch date
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by Tim (Member 10045076) on 21-Sep-2001
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Hi
Looking to take asian female age between 30 and 40 out for lunch -
friendship only as have attachments. But am humourous and have
professional status - and need a break form the office occasionally.
Please e-mail me.
Thanks
Tom ... more >>
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SKA AND REGGAE FANS.....GET FREE MUSIC
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by zzz records (Member 10033465) on 21-Sep-2001
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FREE DOWNLOAD TRACKS FROM THE PRINCE GANJA ALBUM "GOING HOME"AT http://www.peoplesound.com/artist/prince ganja RESPECT!!
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abbess office furniture
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by matt piner (Member 10042859) on 3-Sep-2001
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hi we are a small company based in croydon surrey and we have a
quantity of office funiture manufactured by a company called abbess
office furniture. there are a couple of stickers giving southall,
middlesex as a location. but no other address or contact details they
don't seem to by listed with BT directory enquiries does anyone know of
abbess are they still an operating company or have they mayb e closed down or moved. if anyone can help i'd be grateful.
matt piner ... more >>
- Re: abbess office furniture
by Vince Jackson (Member 10004627) on 8-Sep-2001
Reluctantly the are no longer in
business, in their hayday they were the Rolls Royce of office furniture
based in Southall opposite the bowling alley. I think they may have sold
out to someone but not sure, but they left Southall about 25 years ago,
sorry this aint much help.
- Re: abbess office furniture
by maynard (Member 10063441) on 24-Mar-2002
I well remember them to but
surely they moved to a new factory at Hayes Bridge in around 1955. This
stood in fromt of Vicoria Sawmills and the opposite side of the road
was James Davis (Timber) Limited.
- Re: abbess office furniture
by anne williamson (Member 10179113) on 12-Mar-2006
I am housekeeper to Alec Adams
who was foreman at abbess,he is still in contact with the owners if you
need information get in touch
- Re: abbess office furniture
by DAVE ROWLANDS (Member 10229928) on 1-Aug-2008
hi anne, remember me, like to talk
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Flatshare in Northolt (1 mile from Southall)
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by Kate Clarke (Member 10042530) on 29-Aug-2001
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Hi, I'm looking for a professional, non-smoking female to share my 2
bedroom, modern, sunny, cosy, newly decorated, 1st floor flat in
Northolt (zone 5), on bus routes to Southall, Ealing, Greenford, Harrow,
Hayes, Heathrow and Uxbridge. All mod cons, wooden floors, entryphone
system. My flat's in a quiet, private, newly refurbished spacious/green
estate with plenty of parking. GBP400/month (no bil ls) +deposit. Available 25 August onwards. I look forward to hearing from you. Email me or call me on 07946 355459. ... more >>
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Anyone Know Rajesh Kumar or D.Aggarwal?
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by Winston (Member 10040769) on 12-Aug-2001
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He is selling me a MD player at a very cheap price, I just want to know whether he can be trusted. Thanks
- Re: Anyone Know Rajesh Kumar or D.Aggarwal?
by Ranj (Member 10060835) on 28-Feb-2002
Does this Rajesh wear glasses by any chance? is he from old southall? if so RUN!!!! ( hes my ex - conniving little....)
- Re: Anyone Know Rajesh Kumar or D.Aggarwal?
by Iram (Member 10229888) on 31-Jul-2008
I met a Rajesh Kumar today, but he's from teh Croydon Area.
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UNIQUE CC PROJECT ON RACE
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by nausheen (Member 10040320) on 8-Aug-2001
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I�m an assistant producer with the BBC and I was wondering if anyone
would be interested in an unusual project we are doing on race and
identity in Britain. We are looking for outgoing and thoughtful people
with interesting views on race, to take part.
We want to know: How important is your identity to you? If you could
change your race /ethnicity what would you want to experience or explore
and why?
We want to talk to white, black and asian people from urban and rural
areas and in different walks of life. We are particularly interested in
talking to Asian men and women in their 20's - 40's, as these are the
people least represented in our research to date.
A key aspect of this documentary will involve people exploring their own
world, work, and everyday life from a different racial perspective than
their own. The project will include a temporary change of identity. We
need people with a genuine sense of enquiry, who are interested in the
subject of race and who are willing to explore their thoughts and
feelings openly.
If you think you might be interested in what you would discover if you
were to temporarily change your racial identity or want to find out more
please email me: nausheen.saiyed@bbc.co.uk. Leave a daytime phone
number if you can, so I can call you. A brief description of why you are
interested will help. All calls and emails are confidential.
... more >>
- Re: UNIQUE CC PROJECT ON RACE
by injana (Member 10070322) on 27-Sep-2002
I would love to take part. I am
half Indian and havent seen our father for 20 years who was an origin of
nepal. I understand he was born in New Dehli. My twin Sister Sadhana
died earlier this year of HIV related illnesses and we both found it
very hard and bitter resenting our Indian heritage because of the
constant racialism and bullying. You dreamed of being pure English and
wishing why it had to be you!
Email me inny@innys.freeserve.co.uk if I can be of help. ... more >>
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Dormers Wells Schools
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by Ratchford (Member 10040046) on 6-Aug-2001
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Hi I went to both dormers primary and secondary girls school from
approx 1952 to 63. My maiden name was 'Why' - pretty unusual so someone
out there must remember me. I was also baptised at the Kings Hall as
was my eldest daughter. I too remember attending school carol concerts
in the hall and the wonderful atmostphere the hall had when we sang.
Have been back to Southall on trips back to the U K. Will be back again next May 2002 and would love to catch up with especially, Stephanie Clements and Linda Peters. ... more >>
- Re: Dormers Wells Schools
by Fred Gough (Member 10041641) on 20-Aug-2001
I did not go to Dormers Wells Sec
Mod but my brother did, although he would be probably too young for you
to have known him. However I did have some good friends from Dormers
Wells, one I remember was John Masters (Jonte) who would have been
around your time, we all used to hang around together. I went to
Southall Grammar but we still used to live over near DW (Manaton Cres
actually)and so would hang
around sometimes with kids from DW. I remember one Friday evening
seeing a production of The Barber of Seville actually they had changed
the name to The Bride of Seville and my word it was good, I remember the
girl who was playing the lead an absolute stunning blonde called
Lindsay. i think we also used to go to dances at DW. Do you remember
John Masters, or the Bride of Seville or Lindsay? My name is Fred Gough
and I livein Melb Australia ... more >>
- Re: Dormers Wells Schools
by terry bates (Member 10055461) on 12-Jan-2002
dear fred, saw your message and i
also went to southall grammar,doctor holroyd was head during my time
and i see you are looking for my older cousin john masters who went to
dormers wells.john is now living in hillingdon and i will phone him with
your e mail address,but i dont know if he is on line.feel free to send
your address to my home and i will pass it on to john.
- Re: Dormers Wells Schools
by alan hillier (Member 10173052) on 30-Dec-2005
john is your brother named chris?
i remember his last summer here in allendale ave wih the franklins,
shills the preadys and maillys sad to see him go as i had just met
him.must have been 64/65 memory fades when you get older.
- Re: Dormers Wells Schools
by linda (Member 10235818) on 4-Mar-2009
Fred
i went to Southall Grammar 1959-1966.
i also lived in Manaton Crescent.
Linda
- Re: Dormers Wells Schools
by Yvonne Butler (Member 10237916) on 5-Jun-2009
thought remembered dormers
infants new opening bit before 1954 but history records say 54 54..you
say 52 that was year before coronation was it the first year new
school...may pole empire commonwealth day field..baby class..head on
desk shut eyes for 10 mins end day..think there was alittle
song..nativity..junior walk slope down to playground handstands or
bounce ball off..infants front playground
miss right formidable tweed elderly woman.thought it was age 4 we
started...4 in may start sept..dont think it was age 5 start..what
memories please..acres ... more >>
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Southall Local History Society
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by David A. Cavell (Member 10037516) on 16-Jul-2001
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There is a fascinating video (formerly cinefilm) of Old Southall made
in, or about, 1957/58. It covers the Borough from it's earliest
times, up to the 1957 Carnival.
Anyone interested in joining the Society, or purchasing a copy of the video, for a modest price, should contact:-
George Twyman (chairman of the Southall Local History Society),
119 Dormers Wells Lane,
Southall,
Middx UB13 3JA
- Re: Southall Local History Society
by diane (Member 10038566) on 2-Nov-2001
Dear David
In your Video have your got
schools in it I went to Talbot Rd Special
school from 1963-1966 have you got any photos of
this school
- Re: Southall Local History Society
by Alan Ansell (Member 10052800) on 19-Dec-2002
Does George Dwyman have an E mail
address. I would like to know a bit more about the video before I
would consider buying it. I was born in Southall in 1939, and lived
there until 1965. I am certainly interested in the video.
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1st Southall St. Georges
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by Robin Taylor (Member 10036789) on 5-Jul-2001
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Are there any Old St Georges Scouts out there.I am trying to get some
history together as I was the Scout leader there untill a year ago. It
is now closed hence the reason for compiling the details
- Re: 1st Southall St. Georges
by Suzanne (Member 10018362) on 9-Jul-2001
Dear Mick and Pauline May have
something to do with St George's? Sadly, Mick died last year, but I do
know haow to contact Pauline; if you would like me to, let me know.
- Re: 1st Southall St. Georges
by Jack Turner (Member 10027591) on 10-Jul-2001
Good Morning...I am Jack Turner. I
was a boy Scout at St. Georges troop About 1944 or so. Peter Holgate
was the Troop Scout Master. He owned The Holgate Moving Company and had a
shop on the High Street. We had Church Parades at the Church and
sometimes accompanied by the Band and Boys of thr Boys Brigade, All
inspiring stuff in those days. We Had wonder full Camps. With all our
gear loaded in to Peters
removers Van. Peter was a good guy and a true scout. I went to Tudoe
Road School it was a favourite thing to cut through the Church grounds.
They were beautifull Large Sycamore trees etc. Let me Know if there is
any thing specific you wannt Know.. Sincerely Jack
Turner.jackandcatherine@eartlink.net ... more >>
- Re: 1st Southall St. Georges
by Robin Taylor (Member 10036789) on 12-Jul-2001
Thanks Jack very imformative stay ready I may be in touch soon
Yours in Scouting Robin
- Re: 1st Southall St. Georges
by DENIS SEXTON (Member 10247112) on 1-May-2010
What happend to the 3rd spartans holy trinity Southall I was in them.
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Clifton Middle School
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by Robin Taylor (Member 10036789) on 1-Jul-2001
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Is there anyone out there that can remember being at Clifton between
1976 and 1980 I look forwar to hearing from anyone who particularly can
remember the torquay trip in 79 or 80
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Wood/Leach/Birch families...
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by Raymond Birch (Member 10036136) on 24-Jun-2001
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Hi, Balfour Rd was the home of my mothers family for many years during
WW2 and after. Anyone know about that area or their names ?? During the
late 60�s i went to Featherstone Rd Boys for 1 year, as i had lived in
Oxford before.
I now live in Sweden since 1978.
My website has my family history....
http://w1.542.telia.com/~u54205514/index.htm
just click on "family history" link.
Raymond Birch
r.birch@telia.com ... more >>
- Re: Wood/Leach/Birch families...
by Raymond Birch (Member 10036136) on 25-Jun-2001
By the way, Mr Dunn was my class teacher. His main subject i believe was english !
- Re: Wood/Leach/Birch families...
by ROY KILLICK (Member 10253249) on 21-Oct-2010
Although it is nine years on I
feel compelled to send these few lines to you - I was Secretary of the
Old Feathers Association throughout the sixties. Mr Dunn I came to know
well but, sadly, he died of cancer circa 1972. M.G. Down, M.B.E., was
the Head Master and he, too, passed on at something like the same time a
few years after suffering a stroke.His assistant, R.G.L. Jenkinson,
also passed on at around the same time. ... more >>
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Old Southallians
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by David A. Cavell (Member 10004874) on 18-Jun-2001
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A new community site has been set up for former pupils and staff of Southall Grammar School.
If you are interested in joining, go to the web site at: http://communities.msn.co.uk/OldSouthallians
- Re: Old Southallians
by David Willson (Member 10001041) on 22-Jun-2001
Hi David:
Just to let you know I am still trying to access the new community = eo far, same DOB problem and no response from Microsoft.
- Re: Old Southallians
by Raymond Birch (Member 10036136) on 24-Jun-2001
Hope to be able to join you soon
at MSN, waiting for a reply from them. Read my message above yours sent
on the 24th june 2001.
- Re: Old Southallians
by Dora Anderson (Member 10028630) on 22-Jul-2002
Dear Janice,
Roberta (Bobbie) & Dora Whiting here, we are in Portugal and have
just written to you but I have left your email address at home. Please
send and I will reply by return
Regards
- Re: Old Southallians
by Janice Chinnery (Member 10049648) on 28-Aug-2002
Hi Roberta and Dora, Have just found your message. Would be so pleased to hear from you. Janice Johnson.
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Andy Beatty
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by lee maguire (Member 10034514) on 4-Jun-2001
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I am looking for a very close friend "Andy Beatty" (a drama student who
worked at Burger King West Ealing) whom I lost touch with 2 years ago.
Remember Popstars, Wig Out, throwing shapes and cutting the rug. If
any one knows his where abouts I would appreciate an e-mail. He is from
Southall and lives with his father (whom is Irish) and siblings.
Please contact me asap.
Thank you
Lee
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Stolen Items Registered on ItsBeenStolen.com
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by Richard (Member 10034261) on 1-Jun-2001
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Someone broke into my studio and stole all my camera gear, if someone
offers you a cheap camera, please check it first on
http://itsbeenstolen.com
Thanks
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Sunday Youth Club
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by Phil Bowles (Member 10034253) on 1-Jun-2001
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I wonder if there is anyone out there who remembers Sunday Youth club
and the great shows we used to put on at the Holy Trinity Hall? What
happened to Archie Ross..John and Beryl Veness etc
Please contact me!
Many thanks
- Re: Sunday Youth Club
by Robin Taylor (Member 10036789) on 5-Jul-2001
Archie Ross went on to take the
youth club in Cranleigh Gdns. and was still there untill recently. But
had to give up due to ill health. as for the others I'm sorry I cant
help
- Re: Sunday Youth Club
by John E.R.Brion (Member 10046214) on 9-Oct-2001
Your message June 1st 01 re
Sunday Youth Club. Yes my wife & I remember it well. We were members
in the early fifties. My name is John Brion my wife Win Brion nee
Heritage. One of my main memories of the S.Y.C is the close harmony
group called the 'Moonshiners' Johnny Veness,myself, Archie Ross, Ron
Turner, Don Kettles, Tony Marshall and others whose memory now escapes
me used to rehearse on Sunday
evenings. I don't recall any concerts at the Holy Trinity Hall unless
you are referring to the concerts/shows given by the 'Pathfinders' a
youth group closely associated with Holy Trinity Church. ... more >>
- Re: Sunday Youth Club
by maynard (Member 10063441) on 24-Mar-2002
I saw your reference to Don
Kettles and Tony Marshall. Two names I remember quite well but for
different reasons. I think Don had a sister Anne who used to I believe
belong to the Labour League of Youth who met on Monday evenings at the
Labour Club near Woolworths! Quite a buxom girl I seem to recall!
Tony I knew well, I went to school with him and he was an excellent singer. I worked with his
wife Pat for a good few years at Hayes Bridge and at that time they
were living in a big house in Dormers Wells Lane. Tony appeared in
several of the big musical shows and I remember Pat giving us some
tickets to go and see Tony with Tommy Steele. Tony also bought Tommy
Steele's first touring wagon, a VW which he had for quite a time!
I think it was a school colleague whose name was
Peter Yates who used to promote some of Tony's early shows locally. I
also remember the events at Holy Trinity Hall next to the Fire Station
which was also used by the cubs and the scouts. ... more >>
- Re: Sunday Youth Club
by Michael Braden (Member 10097376) on 3-Jul-2003
Does anyone remember the
Pioneer Club,set up I think in the early years of the war. It was also
run by Holy Trinity Church. It used to meet on weekday evenings at
Dormers Wells School. I started attending from 1940, and as I recall one
of the organisers was Evan Pilkington, curate at Holy
Trinity.Refreshments during the evening were organised by two red haired
sisters-sadly I cannot remember their names at this distance in time. ... more >>
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family and friends
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by maxine (Member 10032534) on 9-May-2001
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i went to dormers wells high school 1980-1984 i am looking for old
friend my name was timberlake then my mum went to dormers as well in the
60s her name was kathleen allsopp also my husband ken nelhams in the60s
any one remember us we all live in milton keynes now
- Re: family and friends
by Vince Jackson (Member 10004627) on 11-May-2001
Are you related to Colin Nelhams?
I think lived in St Josephs Drive. Colin was in the same Dormers Wells
class as myself from 1967. If you know Colin how's he doing?
- Re: family and friends
by maxine (Member 10032534) on 16-May-2001
colin nelhams is my brother in
law he married lorraine who lived on burns ave they have two kids hes
doing fine he lives in egham
- Re: family and friends
by Vince Jackson (Member 10004627) on 16-May-2001
Thats good to hear, if you speak to him remember me to him, I'm probably better known to him as 'Jacko'.
Since I found this website last year its amazing how many old friends
I've heard of that are all well and have two kids it must have been
something in the water at Dormers Wells
- Re: family and friends
by Vince Jackson (Member 10004627) on 16-May-2001
Sorry forgot all about your
orignal message, I was wondering 'Kathleen Allsop' did she live in Dane
Road? because I have bee trying to track down another old friens 'Rhys
Allsopp' I have got feelers out through other old school mates so if I
hear anything I'll let you know
- Re: family and friends
by maxine (Member 10032534) on 16-May-2001
rhys is my uncle he is well still living at home with his mum and has never been married
- Re: family and friends
by Vince Jackson (Member 10004627) on 17-May-2001
Sounds like a sensible lad hehe,
its good to know he's ok, again remember me to him. Its another name I
can tick off of my old school chums list.
- Re: family and friends
by Vince Jackson (Member 10004627) on 17-May-2001
Getting back to your main
enquiry, I note your maiden name is Timberlake..... are you related to
Theresa? well my oldest brother (sadly passed away many years ago)
married Brenda who I think was a Timberlake and I used to go to school
with Theresa, I hav'nt seen her for about 15 yrs. I still keep in touch
with Brenda's oldest duaghter Dawn (my niece) how ironic that we could
somehow be distantly related.
- Re: family and friends
by DAVE ROWLANDS (Member 10229928) on 1-Aug-2008
I grew up with kathy and all of her brothers and sisters ie Billy,Nicky,Maureen,Pat,Susan,Kathy.
when Alf their dad was a coalman and lil worked all hours.
They lived in Longridge Lane opposite us.what a great family they were, and no doubt still are.
- Re: family and friends
by josie (Member 10235627) on 22-Jun-2009
Hello Dave,just seen this post my
parents were friends of lil and alf,they all used to drink at the
Beehive pub and park their lorries in Snells Farm..do you have a sister
Gwyneth.
- Re: family and friends
by Yvonne Butler (Member 10237916) on 28-Jun-2009
if your timberlake family have
always been local in their ancestors..then my gt grandmother was
timberlake married norwood green..large family male timberlakes
northhyde and cranford lane going back to turn of century 1900 and
before..
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meeting place
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by ant (Member 10026193) on 3-Apr-2001
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wheres a good place in southall (pub, bar, club, etc) to meet single indian women?
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veggie food?
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by ant (Member 10026193) on 1-Apr-2001
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are there any indian veggie restaurants or cafes in southall?
- Re: veggie food?
by jason ferry (Member 10054088) on 30-Dec-2001
OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS NOW, ,
SOUTHALL RESTAURANTS ARE NOW REALLY STARTING TO SHOW THEIR RESPONSE TO
CATER FOR THE NEEDS OF VEGETARIANS.
THERE IS A PURE VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT ON THE BROADWAY TOWARDS THE HAYES
SIDE, SITUATED NEAR TRINITY ROAD, NAMED VEGETARIAN WORLD, QUITE NEW,
VERY NICE SETTING AND OF COURSE FINE FOOD INDEED.
THE OTHER IS NAMED SHAHANSHAH SITUATED ON NORTH ROAD, TOWARDS SOUTHALL POLICE STATION. SMALLER BUT VERY, VERY NICE HOME MADE FELT FOOD & WORTH THE MONEY TOO.
HAVE EATEN AT BOTH PLACES AND WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE BOTH OF THEM.
WORTH A TRY.
GOOD LUCK. ... more >>
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searching for stepbrother
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by Marsha Highfield (Member 10024350) on 18-Mar-2001
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looking for stepbrother, 56-57 yrs. Father's name R. Gordon Cole,
stationed at Aldershot during wwll, went to London on leaves, gunnar
instructor in the Canadian Armored Corps. 'Returned to Canada when
injured in bombings, Mother's name possibly Emma, not sure, only hope
son was told who father was and name. Father was there 1943-44. Anyone
knowing of this situation, please contact me , it would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou ... more >>
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