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[…] lot of shepherding, Tom Quiggley, and his son was the head horse keeper. There were in those days eight men […]

[…]they opened it up we didn’t get any sleep from about 1935 onwards. But further up the road was this nice Deansfield Road school. I remember well, the Headmaster's name was Dixon. I remember him because his birthday was the same day as mine and we used to celebrate together. very kind to a little boy[…]

[…], and they hadn't started Latin andI certainly hadn't started Latin. I was way ahead on the three Rs, like allScots boys.I was very Scottish. I had a broad […]

[…]rithms, which I hated, because I, I can't add up. And I can only I can do things tremendously well, approximately. So I used to get the answers in my head, approximately, I got on tremendously well with the old man. And I never used any log tables, because we were, you know, in fundamental terms, I […]

[…] ‘Oh’ I said, rather nervously. And then Philip Pouncey, who was then an assistant and then became very, he was very well known, in the end he became head of the prints department in the British Museum. And he was a young man and he came roaring in and he said, ‘Are you...?’ I said, ‘I’ve come for a[…]

[…] he was very well known, in the end he became head of the prints department in the British Museum. And […]

[…] Teresa Debrou, Sharon Elliott and Tracey Hunt in particular from Head Office for their support of the committee. Our thanks also […]

[…]on it was. Now also, so that was on the one hand so but in terms of the major issues I did take over the Equality, I started to build a kind of bridgehead of an Equality bridgehead because there right across the union from the labs to the film industry, television and broadcasting, allROY LOCKETT 10[…]

[…]I got on my first picture.McG: Where did you go to school?HF: I went to four schools. I must have had, I was anxious, I’d a feeling in the back of my head that somehow, I knew I would have to get out of this way of life. It wasn’t – kids around me I saw of 14 and 15 had left school: A lot of them we[…]

[…]rly the sort of firming had been in our youth. What wasJohn P Hamilton  5:38  it from that job, then? You did? We both have an area. I was ahead of you because I'm older you are, but you did national service.Gerald Chambers  5:49  Yes, I was in the, in the Air Force from 1945 to […]