Lovely memories from my poor childhood through to brighter times in some ways ... worse in others. Nostalgia & lots of bittersweet memories. Thank you!
Very fascinating, thank you for sharing. My mum grew up in Fenton and loved it, and I couldn't understand why until I watched this,and saw how different it seemed in the 1940's. Cars have had a very negative impact on almost everywhere, including gardens it seems.
@@robmanson6210 Oooo....what was her name? Must admit none of us ever thought of it as posh really though I remember a girl a bit older than us lads whose boyfriend drove a Jensen Interceptor. She was well out of our league.....I mean my first car was a secondhand Moggie 1000!
@@robmanson6210 You're right about there being no cheek. Myself and all my mates were brought up pretty strict and taught to respect elders. Not saying we were all angels but if you ever got in any trouble at school the last thing you'd do is go home whining to your Dad about it because you'd just get another whack! I didn't know any girl by that name.
Elf Spare speaking at the beginning is my late uncle who dedicated his life to Fenton, I'm making no money from sharing this video but if you want me to remove it I will
@@markwelbyBlood Thank you so much for this fascinating & very nostalgic video. I was born & lived there through those times, so it's lovely to get some of my long-lost life back! :)
Clayhanger, 1976, I need ti look it up further, Thank you for this film, I was raised in the boothen, now in Texas. loved your film !
Lovely memories from my poor childhood through to brighter times in some ways ... worse in others. Nostalgia & lots of bittersweet memories. Thank you!
Very fascinating, thank you for sharing. My mum grew up in Fenton and loved it, and I couldn't understand why until I watched this,and saw how different it seemed in the 1940's. Cars have had a very negative impact on almost everywhere, including gardens it seems.
And look at what it's become now, so sad when you look back
I can remember the Clayhanger TV series back in the 1970s.
8:24 Blimey I remember my Mum doing this in our porch. The stone was white and she used to clean it every day! Mind you, we lived in the Westlands!
@@robmanson6210 Oooo....what was her name? Must admit none of us ever thought of it as posh really though I remember a girl a bit older than us lads whose boyfriend drove a Jensen Interceptor. She was well out of our league.....I mean my first car was a secondhand Moggie 1000!
@@robmanson6210 You're right about there being no cheek. Myself and all my mates were brought up pretty strict and taught to respect elders. Not saying we were all angels but if you ever got in any trouble at school the last thing you'd do is go home whining to your Dad about it because you'd just get another whack!
I didn't know any girl by that name.
Whats happened to hanley, its dead
@@poppygirl76 I visited hanley last month to visit family, im living in somerset now but was born in sneyd green
i went hanley the other week it looks bad road being dug up again nothing to see their anymore i like the video past should never be forgoten
@@tracysmith245 Going hanley used to be a day out, now its all completely gone
This film is in breach of copyright !
Elf Spare speaking at the beginning is my late uncle who dedicated his life to Fenton, I'm making no money from sharing this video but if you want me to remove it I will
@@markwelbyBlood Thank you so much for this fascinating & very nostalgic video. I was born & lived there through those times, so it's lovely to get some of my long-lost life back! :)
shut up you big baby
You smuck copy right its a nostalgic video with no profits intended take your drama else were people of stoke on trent stick together
Copyright my arse, who gives a shit