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Loved them all, while watching with my children of course. But favourite of all was this...Willo the Wisp.

Had an evening paper round for Chevins of the Woodbourne Ave. shop parade. Mostly Evening Argus (as it was called then), Evening Standard and Evening Star. Consisted of Highfield Cres., Wilmington Way. The no. 19 bus terminated at the top of Wilmington so the driver and conductor used to read...

The Times yet again picks up on Brighton having noticed young Carlos Baleba https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/who-emerged-as-ones-to-watch-after-impressive-carabao-cup-showings-0znvbrzsd

A wonderful actor who will be sorely missed. RIP

Oh...I had a bit of a crush on her too. I used to attend the 60's Weekends at Butlins, first at Barry Island and later at Bognor Regis in the mid 80's. She was performing at the '87 show at Bognor and I'm sure she smiled at me. Anyway that's what my inner self still thinks after all these years.

I like that. I also have a set of antique dominos that my father (who served for the RAF in India during WW2) bought back with him. They are ivory and boxed in sandalwood. Being of that age CITES does not come into the question. I love them and will pass them on to my daughter, complete...

All done - thanks for your help. Hope it gets to my daughter by next Wednesday so she can bring out to me.🤞

I'd love to buy one, but when I click on the link to purchase (on the official website) it just shows a 404. Anyone else found this?

And the love affair with the Times continues in today's edition; https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/no-oligarchs-no-sportswashers-how-brighton-fans-rebuilt-their-club-jnnpw3kkg

For my dad who first took me to the Goldstone in 1952 and died 50 years ago. To my mum, a season ticket holder in the West Stand (Goldstone) who died in 2006. For my wife's parents who both followed the Albion by train all around the country and died back in the 1980's. It will be such an...

Absolutely, saw him featured on LWT News yesterday after he had abseiled down from the Royal Chelsea Hospital - raising funds for the air ambulance service. Amazing for his age, 102, all his wits about him, wonderful clear speech and a great big grin on his face! One of the few left now sadly.

20 years for me too....last August 23 to be precise. Living in Spain and rarely returning to the UK it means so much to me, not only for the Albion and all my past wonderful (and sometimes not so wonderful) times. I rarely miss a game these days, DAZN is so good, and we're lucky to have it...

An excellent read and thank you for posting. Bought back lots of happy memories of my youth. A couple of venues missed though, the original Hove Town Hall in Church Road where I (and strangely and unbeknown) I was amongst the audience with a girl who later became Mrs BS to watch the Rolling...

Mango - but as it's not on the list I can't vote.

Voted

The love affair with The Times continues today; https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/technique-power-pace-and-a-rare-instinct-for-goals-evan-ferguson-has-everything-ccthvwt8j

He at least addresses the matter of England call ups for Maguire, Phillips & Henderson in his concluding paragraphs.

JPVH on today's showing. Looked cool, calm and confident - must be the de Zerbi effect.

I've no need for an amnesty :) . In fact I voted him player of the season for the past 2 years, however I'm glad he didn't win or else he would have gone...(to Chelsea😂).