And a place that sold telescopes called Patrick Moore's?
Though it was wonderful that Wasps put a shop unit there and it barely lasted 3 months.The CCFC Shop in Cathedral Lanes
And the roofing company Mary Tyler Moore's and the Ann Summers rip off store Booby Moore's.And the brothel Roger Moore’s
Considering the love for Barnbys on the previous thread, surprised nobody's listed them yet.
Anyway, Barnby's
Davies Sports Shop
Whitefriars Pub, The bayliffs turned up one day, and that appears to have been that!
So you did, must have been the Ciro Citterio horror that distracted me!Page one half way down I did as I loved it there
My missus's dad bought a suit for his wedding and it's the only suit he's got and he stills wears it to this very day.So you did, must have been the Ciro Citterio horror that distracted me!
(Still own my suede jacket from there, must be 20 years and counting!)
Are you sure she's not in the deep freeze Blanco?My missus's dad bought a suit for his wedding and it's the only suit he's got and he stills wears it to this very day.
He got married in 1957.
There's was an Our Price on the corner but that wasn't big. There was Spin-A-Disc on the opposite side after it moved from the lower precinct. Are you talking about the one where Dixons used to be? Can't remember what that was called.What was that Music / Video place on the corner down by Blue Banana / Tandy? Was always quite big.
So you did, must have been the Ciro Citterio horror that distracted me!
(Still own my suede jacket from there, must be 20 years and counting!)
In case you thought I was joking.And a place that sold telescopes called Patrick Moore's?
Completely forgotten about that, what happened to it?
Surprised no mention of this
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I did think you were joking.In case you thought I was joking.
Former manager recalls heyday of Fishy Moore’s restaurant
All parents get like that as they get older. Money becomes more important to them.I had a petrol blue blazer from there that i used to wear out might still be at my parents but probably a bit tight now
Am I the only one here who didn't understand that?My uncles fruit stall from the indoor market, my other uncles veg stall from the indoor market, but most of all .... my granddads Luftwaffe.
It all went downhill, but is now all being redeveloped.Not been in to the city centre since I moved back to Cov. Just had a look on Google Maps and wish I hadn't.
What the hell happened to it? I know the high street is struggling everywhere but not to that extent.
I remember when it was our local butcher's, the place stank of dead animals. Before that it was an abbatoir, the big door on the right is where the animals went in:Considering the love for Barnbys on the previous thread, surprised nobody's listed them yet.
Anyway, Barnby's
Davies Sports Shop
Whitefriars Pub, The bayliffs turned up one day, and that appears to have been that!
I remember when it was our local butcher's, the place stank of dead animals. Before that it was an abbatoir, the big door on the right is where the animals went in:
Sorry Dutch - was supposed to be a joke that my granddad was one of the Cathedral bombers during the Blitz, but I guess if I have to explain it, then it can't be funny ... I'll get my coat!Am I the only one here who didn't understand that?
1960s, it didn't become a 'pub' until the year 2000.Never knew that. When was this? 1950's?
It was the plaice to go. ...Anyone miss Fishy Moore's?
Wasn't a place I went to, but people always used to go on about it all the time.
What about the roundabout by the market.Completely forgotten about that, what happened to it?
Surprised no mention of this
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Gaumont? Did that become the Odeon?My three:
- Gaumont Palace
- Woolworths
- Foster Menswear
Yes but those of us who remember the original Odeon at the top of Far Gosford Street never called it that.Gaumont? Did that become the Odeon?
There's was an Our Price on the corner but that wasn't big. There was Spin-A-Disc on the opposite side after it moved from the lower precinct. Are you talking about the one where Dixons used to be? Can't remember what that was called.
There was loads. Smiths had their own record store opposite the main shop, Woolies, HMV, Revolver. Think there was another one in City Arcade. Then up to Far Gosford Street for Hits and Misses.
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