|
Subjects 1 to 20 of 112 next>>
|
Today's messages are highlighted in red
|
| looking for an older man
|
by Glenda (Member 10247636) on 19-May-2010
|
I'm a single lady in my fifties looking for a companion to spend some quailty time with. I'm not over the hill yet, and still young at heart. I can be found at sagadatingsite website just search for Glenda. Looking forward to hearing from you.
- Re: looking for an older man
by mike (Member 10252065) on 18-Sep-2010
Hi my name is michael and Im looking for a female friend ( POSSIBLE GIRLFRIEND ) to share many things with. I like music , reading, travelling, cooking and much much more. Hopefully we can get in touch soon.
Reply
|
| |
| Dog & Bacon memorial plaque
|
by Nick Fleischmann (Member 10245347) on 5-Mar-2010
|
Hello. I'm trying to find regulars at the Dog & Bacon who remember the odds and ends in the pub before it was refurbed at the takeover by Hall and Woodhouse.
I'm told there was a memorial plaque [with a photo] to Clive Richardson. Reason for asking is he may have been a relation not seen for a long time. I have info linking him to the pub and would now like to find out if this memorial was actually there. If so, I would like to briefly check out with anyone with knowledge of his background if he is actually a relative eg by checking birthplace, parents etc.
It seems this plaque must have been a gesture of friends who presumably would have known something about him. I'm assuming also some of them would have been regulars at the pub and could eg put me in touch with the former landlord or landlady.
Any info gratefully received
Nick
0777 353 1306
... more >>
- Re: Dog & Bacon memorial plaque
by Nick Fleischmann (Member 10245347) on 1-Jul-2010
I tracked the person down and it wasn't the relation in question.
Reply
|
| |
| Warnham court
|
by John McDaid (Member 10240114) on 28-Aug-2009
|
Has anyone any information on Mr Savage head of Warham court i was there between 1961-64 i was team leader Bodium in 1963 John McDaid anyone remember me
- Re: Warnham court
by chris wadmore (Member 10242647) on 8-Dec-2009
Hi, John,
regret to inform you,...but Mr.Ernest Savage passed away some years ago.His widow...Mrs.M. savage went into a residential home, and i unfortunately have lost touch wih her, in the last few years.
I attended Warnham Court School 1964-1969 and was also promoted to house-captain of Bodiam. Such a small world is'nt it.
regards'
Chris.W.
- Re: Warnham court
by janet barr (Member 10249211) on 30-Jun-2010
Hi John,
Do you remember sisters Linda and Janet Barr? I remeber you and believe you use to be friends with Derek White. Some of the pupils I remember at the time are Maureen Dowley, Elaine Murphy, Michael Johnson and Doreen Hogdon. I was in Bodiam House and use to clean the brass every morning to earn my house point.
I now live on the Isle of Wight and have done for the past 20 years. I have three children and a grandchild.
Look forward to hearing from you soon.
Kind regards Janet.
... more >>
- Re: Warnham court
by steve.gill (Member 10249586) on 11-Jul-2010
Janet,
I was at Warnham Court from 1962 to 1963, and have been trying to trace some old friends.
Robert Fry, Peter South and last but not least
Maureen Dowley who you mentioned, I remember she came from Abbey Wood.
Do you remember these people or have you heard
from any of them.
Regards Steve Gill ... more >>
- Re: Warnham court
by janet barr (Member 10249211) on 11-Jul-2010
Hi Steve,
Thank you for your reply. I have not heard from anyone else other than Yourself at the moment. I do remember the people you mentioned in your email, well at least their christian names.
It's seems that this site is not used to it's full potential as the replies on here are very minimal.
I have found it difficult to track down the females we went to school with as I would assume they have all married and have different surnames like Myself.
I was sad to dicover that Warnham court closed in 1996 and although a listed building internally it has been converted into flats.
I enjoyed my stay at Warnham Court and have many fond memories.
I hope our search for other school friends is successful, will be nice to exchange more memories.
Janet.
... more >>
- Re: Warnham court
by steve.gill (Member 10249586) on 12-Jul-2010
Janet,
Thankyou for the prompt reply, I will keep trying
and if I have any success you will be the first to know.
Steve
- Re: Warnham court
by jacqueline Davey (Member 10251423) on 31-Aug-2010
Hi everyone 1961
I do rememeber Derek White, Nathan Levy, Barbara Credinski and Lizz. Maureen Downley and I met up many years ago. I'm jacqueline davey. Hope your all doing well
- Re: Warnham court
by steve.gill (Member 10249586) on 4-Sep-2010
HI Jaqueline,
Thanks for the reply, are still in contact with Maureen Dowley. IF so I can be contacted at
steve.gill10054@yahoo.co.uk
Many thanks Steve
- Re: Warnham court
by steve.gill (Member 10249586) on 17-Sep-2010
Janet,
After all these years I have made contact with Maureen Dowley.
She has now moved to Kent and I wont give away
any details but she can be contacted on friends
Reunited.
Kind Regards Steve Gill
... more >>
Reply
|
| |
| Problems with household paperwork and writing complaint letters?
|
by M Duffy (Member 10237100) on 28-Apr-2009
|
Hello all, I am a new business starting up in the area and I specialise in secretarial and general office help. I have a recent CRB check completed and I have twenty years experience in senior customer service and administration. I can help with local authority issues and social housing. I have a growing client base of small businesses, sole traders as well as private households of all ages.
If you need some free advice on any household/office matter or even letter writing, I am here to help. Please email onemumbusinesssolutions@live.co.uk or go to http://onemum.webs.com
... more >>
Reply
|
| |
| Would Extra Income Make A Diiference to Your Life?
|
by David Taylor (Member 10103609) on 31-Dec-2008
|
Hi
Why not make a new resolution to change your life in 2009. I am looking for people who have experience in the Financial Services, Utilities or Sales Industries. I can offer a good opportunity for those who are prepared to put in effort on a part-time basis with a Footsie 250 Plc company to earn a regular residual income for life.
Visit my website www.securityforlife.info for further information.
Regards
David
... more >>
Reply
|
| |
| Guildhall Ins Co
|
by Dave (Member 10233939) on 14-Dec-2008
|
|
Searching for Sally Carter who worked At Guildhall around 1977. Often spoke to Dave from Greig Fester.
Reply
|
| |
| 60's beat/mod/R&B bands from Horsham and surrounding areas WANTED
|
by Paul (Member 10233578) on 24-Nov-2008
|
HI,
I’m based in Sussex I also collect records and am completely obsessed with the 60s.
I am working on a project of putting together a compilation LP entitled “60s Savages from Sussex and The South Coast”.
I’m looking for members of 60s Beat/mod/R&B/Soul and even Psychedelic bands from Sussex and the South Coast area’s during the years 1961 -1967.
I’m interested mostly in hearing your stories, seeing pictures and hopefully you may have old acetate demos, (or if you were one of the lucky groups who actually managed to record a 45)... It would be so fantastic if you would contact me and maybe contribute a song or two to my compilation LP project.
What got me into wanting to make this LP was when I managed to purchase a copy of Horsham’s The Beat Merchants debut 45 ‘Pretty Face’ on Columbia. It made me think that surely there were other bands from the area that never got as lucky as The Beat Merchants.
If you were in a band from the 60s and were based in East or West Sussex please feel free to contact me and reminisce to me about your times in the 60’s.
Because if I have enough material I may even try and write a column for 60’s beat magazine Shindig about the Sussex & South Coast BEAT SCENES.
CONTACT ME at SONIC3691@AOL.COM
Cheers Paul
... more >>
Reply
|
| |
| CHARITY YEARPLANNER SCAM
|
by gayguy (Member 10209521) on 1-Oct-2008
|
As printed in the Mirror Newspaper:
'CONMAN LYON BACK ON PROWL'
SORTED
Penman & Sommerlad 05/04/2007
"HERE'S an alarming sight: habitual charity conman Peter Lyon arriving at the offices of a charity fundraising operation.
Lyon's made a pile by raking in funds that kind donors think will help worthy causes.
He lives in a big detached house and drives a top-of-the-range Merc with personalised plates.
And it's no wonder he's loaded when you look at his string of charity scams.
First there was Barrington House Publishing Company, run by Lyon until it was put into compulsory liquidation with debts of more than £2million - and the shyster was made bankrupt.
Out of its ashes rose Barrington House Publishing Corporation.
As a bankrupt, 44-year-old Lyon could not be a director but he managed to be the highest paid person in the building, netting £176,400 a year plus a £103,000 company Merc.
The money came from the £3.5m the company raked in by conning firms into paying for adverts in wall-planners, saying the cash would help sick children.
Mainly it helped sick conmen like lying Lyon, of Halsall, Lancs.
Barrington House Publishing Corporation, aka McKenzie Campbell Publishing, was also shut down by the High Court.
But that sort of thing doesn't stop someone as greedy as this slug. His next charity fund-raising scam was called Hamilton Forbes Ltd.
Again, you wouldn't have found Lyon's name on the company books.
But he got the lion's share of the proceeds - or, as the Insolvency Service put it, he was one of the "main benefactors" from the money they got from wellintentioned advertisers.
The watchdog added that the company accounts were "at best inaccurate, at worst misleading".
Only around 5p from every £1 raised went to help sick children, not that donors were told that.
And the advertisers didn't even get any decent publicity from their plugs on the wallplanners - because only a pitiful handful were ever printed and distributed.
Which brings us to the Honeyrose Foundation, a small charity helping terminally ill adults, that Lyon's was visiting.
A noble cause, but possibly run by somewhat naive individuals.
After getting a call out of the blue from someone they'd never heard of, they struck a deal to allow this stranger to raise money on their behalf.
The charity gets £2,500 a month. Which is nice.
But when we asked them what proportion of the total amount of money raised in their name this represented, Honeyrose admitted
... more >>
- Re: CHARITY YEARPLANNER SCAM
by gayguy (Member 10209521) on 1-Oct-2008
...they didn't know.
According to the charity, the fundraiser who approached them was an Andrew Garside, a sole trader who ran something called Chestnut House.
The charity didn't have a landline for Garside but gave us his mobile. We've called it repeatedly and it's never been answered.
Garside may be a sole trader of Chestnut House but he is also the secretary of a company named Armstrong Faith Ltd.
Its director is a Lisa Colford - who just happens to be a Peter Lyon crony who worked at his Barrington House, McKenzie Campbell and Hamilton Forbes scams.
We've no idea how much Chestnut House or Armstrong Faith are getting from the deal because it's only just been set up.
But the involvement of Colford is not a good sign.
And the fact we spotted Lyon arriving at its offices is nothing short of horrifying".
... more >>
Reply
|
| |
| head shops
|
by sean (Member 10228351) on 30-Jun-2008
|
|
hi, i'm new to horsham. are there any decent head shops here or somewhere nearby selling legal highs, party pills etc? cheers, sean
Reply
|
| |
| Warnham Court School
|
by Sue (Member 10124013) on 22-Nov-2007
|
There are currently 3 Yahoo Groups and 1 Facebook group for Warnham Court School, the members/ex pupils range from 1950's up to the closure of the school in approx 1998. We have aprox 46 members at present. Everyone is welcome to join. Here are the links, just copy and paste into your browser.
http://groups. yahoo.com/ group/Warnham- Court-George- Rainey
http://groups. yahoo.com/ group/Warnham- Court- School
http://www.facebook.com ( search = type in Warnham Court School )
Or contact me on my email: bluebanjo2003@yahoo.co.uk ... more >>
Reply
|
| |
| Comedians Wanted
|
by evilbungle (Member 10131081) on 14-Nov-2007
|
We are looking to assemble a small team to work on a new sketch show, The current collaborators are based around Crawley in West Sussex and are hoping to extend their team to include extra Writers and Actors, The Sketch show has not yet started filming and so do not currently have a Network pick up but are looking to compile a DVD to send out for syndication.
If you are interested at all please send an e-mail to comedy@adamgbrown.com so we can arrange a meeting to see if our comedy tastes are compatible
Many Thanks
Adam & Bungle ... more >>
Reply
|
| |
| Born 12th May 1956 Adopted Brian James Bain
|
by Patty Cosby (Member 10093938) on 29-Sep-2007
|
|
Searching for my brother whose name before adoption was Brian James Bain dob 12th May 1956 born Doncaster Street Maryhill Glasgow. Mother Mary Mcleod Barclay (maiden name)Bain dob 18th August 1931 any information would be grateful.
Reply
|
| |
| My Berry Tree
|
by LeCoach (Member 10169670) on 11-Sep-2007
|
The Berry Tree Overview:
You can make $1336 per month without sponsoring anyone or having to sell anything.
You can earn on everyone in the company. Even on people that joined before you!
This patent pending plan is totally unique, no one has anything like this.
The more we grow, the more you can make.
How it works:
There are 2 main ways to make money with The Berry Tree:
1. The advertising included in your membership grows your business for you
This advertising is used to bring in new members that are distributed evenly throughout The Berry Tree. Signups are placed under existing members based on their enrollment date, so people that join after you help you profit faster.
Once your 1st position exceeds $312.00 in profits, you are automatically given another position to increase your earning potential. Because your membership includes advertising to grow your business, your success does not depend on you selling on your own.
2. Refer others or advertise more to grow your business
If you want to make even more money, faster, we can show you how to easily sponsor others. Youll get into profit faster and you can even earn on EVERYONE in the company. Even those who joined before you!
Your membership includes:
Corporate managed advertising to bring in new members and customers. We buy in bulk and work with some of the top ad agencies in the world to get more of every dollar we spend.
5 websites - 2 personal recruiting websites, 1 product site and 2 support and training sites.
O2 Berry Product and Exclusive Worldwide Marketing Rights. Nutronix International has launched a new product into the market through their new division called The Berry Tree.
You will get the O2 Berry product each month to use and / or share with other potential customers.
Remember, everyone who joins after you helps you get into profit faster.
Join before they do!
http://www.myberrytree.com/bt83305
Note: LAUNCHED NOW!!! SIGN UP AND GRAB YOUR TOP SPOT!!!
Email me for more details ... more >>
Reply
|
| |
| Bernard Reed
|
by John Evans (Member 10140527) on 27-Jul-2007
|
|
I am looking for any information regarding my grandfather Bernard Reed. He married Bertha Fielder in 1916 and subsequently lived in Portsmouth before they divorced.
Reply
|
| |
| Horsham Cartoonists where are you?
|
by Richard Tingley (Member 10210426) on 9-Jul-2007
|
Am I the only one? Am I?
I'm a small press comics creator living in Broadbridge heath and I'm starting to feel like I'm the only one in the area. SO, if you like to make and read comics, for the love of all that holy, please contact me...or reply to this thread.
Oh, if you want to have a look at my work, my webby is www.richardtingley.co.uk
Reply
|
| |
| Paradyne Computer Systems
|
by Mandy Croft (Member 10021839) on 4-Nov-2006
|
Wide range of blank media including CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R DVD-RW, Printable CD / DVD from TDK, Sony, Ritek, Infiniti, Philips, Maxell. DVD Writers.
Also printer labels, ink and inkjet photo paper.
www.paradynesystems.co.uk
Reply
|
| |
| local youth hangout spots
|
by jo (Member 10189830) on 24-Jul-2006
|
hey
im a 14 yr old girl and grew up in tht shithole they call horsham...but thn was dragged off to belgium when i was 8 cuz of my dads job (dont ask) but im coming back for the summer of 2006 as usual this time with one of my mates...so i just sorta wanna hangout instead of spending my time playing football with the local lads on my street. any ideas? im not a townie but i can skate...im jst a prety laid back person so i jst wanna know if thers ne usual places where kids hang out til late in the summer? maybe hook up wit sum teenage guys? mayb a place to drink witout being disturbed wit the local teens? im not a druggie nd i dnt smoke...but ive got nothing against them and do take a couple of cigs or lik to try a puff of marijuana. any ideas? ... more >>
- Re: local youth hangout spots
by Rom (Member 10198273) on 26-Nov-2006
Clean yourself up, learn how to speak and write properly and then come back to our town which has just been given the accolade of the 2nd best place to live in England. It's a pity you didn't open your eyes when you were here to see what a lovely place it is.
Still at 14 you've got a lot to learn.
Reply
|
| |
| Swan Walk shoe shop 1993 (Superdrug/Dorothy Perkins end)
|
by Katrina (Member 10070927) on 2-May-2006
|
Hi there,
May appear to be an odd question, I know, but does anyone remember which shoe shop back in 1993 was roughly where Superdrug/Dorothy Perkins is now?
Hope someone has a good memory!
Cheers,
Katrina
... more >>
- Re: Swan Walk shoe shop 1993 (Superdrug/Dorothy Perkins end)
by Charlotte Wardley (Member 10209350) on 13-Jun-2007
Hi!
The Shop was Stead and Simpsons. i worked there for a bit in 1990!
- Re: Swan Walk shoe shop 1993 (Superdrug/Dorothy Perkins end)
by Katrina (Member 10070927) on 3-Jul-2007
Hi Charlotte :-) Many thanks for the reply - it's helped me xxx
Reply
|
| |
| lost friend
|
by basil lelliott (Member 10177922) on 21-Feb-2006
|
looking for lynn devine i last saw her in 1964
in jersey. she used to live in horsham i would like to hear from anyone who has any information about her or her whereabouts
- Re: lost friend
by Helen Evans (Member 10222941) on 13-Mar-2008
Hi, I may be able to help. My mother is Lynn Devine (formerly Lynn Evans)so may be your friend. I know my mother lived in Jersey around this time. If you would like to contact me we could confirm we are talking about the same person and I could maybe help further.
Reply
|
| |
| Speed Dating in Crawley
|
by Keith Bull (Member 10150708) on 22-Apr-2005
|
Xfactordates are now holding speed dating events at Ja Ja Bar, Crawley as well as regular events in Horsham and East Grinstead. Log on to www.Xfactordates.com for details or to book.
- Re: Speed Dating in Crawley
by james dunn (JD) (Member 10176697) on 7-Feb-2006
Who don't they have speed dating in horsham blud! i is in the west country now and am missin my horsham hommies. what up southwood, gorange and my mum. can i have a bagette mum? put it in the arga!! i aint nobody's bitch, i is cool! i is keeping it real!! luvin the grimey hip-hop. ON THE MAC!! its bait, mate!
Reply
|
| |