[…]when I was four or five, but I can't remember much about that, but I can remember Hereford. And I took my exams, and some, I sometimes had to come to London for those, that was, you know, a huge excursion to come to London to do an exam. And so I did a lot of that, and at music, at school I did musi[…]
[…] and omits some repetition. DS 2021]Val Guest = VG; Roy Fowler = RFSIDE 1, TAPE 1RF: Let us start with when and where you were born.VG: I was born in London in Maida Vale, a long time ago.RF: Are you going to be more specific than that.VG: I was born 1911. December 11.RF: Did you parents have any co[…]
[…]k, or, or, do, do little girls still do that today?
I think they do that today a lot. My daughter was very keen on horses; living in the centre of London, here in Chelsea, she didn’t get a lot of chance, but she loves riding. And now living in California she has her own horse. So I think... I thi[…]
[…] “occasional members” (who was also attending Edinburgh University at the time) when Graham encountered him at a civil service meeting he attended in London. Spotting Gordon Brown standing alone at the gathering, he wandered up and introduced himself as one of the team who ran the EUFC while the Cha[…]
[…]of your childhood history?Roy Fowler:Right well there’s not a great bit of interest to tell about that. Born March 10, 1927, born in North London in a place called Bush Hill Park on Village Road. Education was very ordinary I went through the state schools, a lot of it was during the[…]
[…] Public School, is that right, or you know it waskind of slightly, it wasn't like George Watsons or…?Denis Forman: Well quite a lot of boys came from London.Taylor/Peet: It was kind of a more English Public School than a Scottish school.Denis Forman: More boys came from Scotland than England but the[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]tion for being relatively doing me violence, totally deserved. [laughter] And when I was 16, I ran away from the Christian brothers and came to London, and I've been here ever since. RL: 2:25 Oh, that's fascinating. You ran away. GM: Yes. RL: Because- I thought that w[…]
[…]me of which were just broadcast in Midland region, some of which were that quaint BBC term SB, which means simultaneously broadcast, which meant that London took them and many of the other regions Lois Singer 9:46 While we were doing these drama serials for children, I cam[…]
