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Fair enough, Terry.

Thankfully they have decided against the 'State Funeral' that she had wanted, I could see so much trouble ahead from people lining the route. However it would surely been much better to have a private cremation somewhere and saved us the expense. I doubt her family will be paying for it, and we...

I remember my old neighbour telling me once that she carried a letter about for a week because she could not afford to buy a penny stamp. Are we coming back to this?

I seem to remember that Bill Owen was 14 lbs at birth and look how well he did.

A few have made it good. Hugh Laurie for a start. A lot of my American friends were surprised that he was British.

Laurence Fox.

Sorry, I have not watched it so I missed your point. I suppose all of the children should be at school so they thought it would not matter!

We have it down here in Surrey as well.

I can take it or leave it, Dick. I would like to take the scissors to Phil's hair though.

I think you are right. Ivy and Nora were the only ones who spoke of Sid and Wally as far as I know, but then they would.

I read about that, but forgot to watch it. My husband is in charge of the remote in the afternoons and we get a lot of documentaries and old Time team episodes!

I did enjoy it, but I found Gary Sparrow a bit selfish. I prefered Ron.

I had a secondhand 'sit up an beg'. I have no idea of the makers name. When I left school I bought an Elswick in a nice maroon colour.

Love it. I read that even the cast don't know 'who dun it'. We are going down to Dorset for Easter, I am hoping to get a look a the location.

As I remember it the actor lost so much weight that 'Crusher' would no longer apply.

I doubt it, Dick They even scratched us English from the last census form.

He wore glasses and a bobble hat. That was a good show.

As I said before, they are Bullseyes.

And a Dewhurst up a Firtree. (I think)