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[…] where you got medals, but the most important was the Sunshine dance competition because that had Regional heats, semi finals in Leeds and a final in London. Those competitions happened every year. So the year went in terms of the exam /competitions you were working for and Miss Pott’s display. Miss[…]

[…]hat, it’s a nice story: There were five of us who ended up in a school called Deansfield Road which is on the Rochester Way which is the A 2 Dover to London [road]. Our house was right on the bloody thing. And when they opened it up we didn’t get any sleep from about 1935 onwards. But further up the[…]

[…]nd went to work in Windsor in Berkshire again as a.SPEAKER: F2Groom. But this time looking after a string of polo ponies for a gentleman who lived in London and so I had a change of school then and I went to the Royal Free School in Winter which was quite a good school. I one sort of thing I like to[…]

[…]ll Secretary and then the President of the Film Society.  So as a president, you have to select film.  Most of them came from the London Film Society. Roy Fowler  4:54  You went up when?  What year? Adam Dawson  4:56  I […]

[…]he date is the 18th of April, 1989 right. Here we go, Keith, first things first. Usually ask when and where one was born,Keith Ewart  0:15  London, 10th of June, 1926Roy Fowler  0:20  Chiswick in Chiswick with four, right? Your early activities weren't in what we call this busine[…]

[…]ery beginning by asking all our subjects where were you born? Where did you come from – so tell us more about where you grew up. TD: Well, I’m a Londoner, grew up in west London, went to school in Hammersmith, Latimer Upper, direct grant school. It was then a very, very, mixed school, socially […]