He was a fireman and one weekend he was stationed on fire watch at the White-House in Minster on the Isle...
through the eyes of a child...
I asked Sister Oona about the things she ate and how much food she had to eat and these are some of...
One of the main confectioners in the area supplied a two tier wedding cake with icing and decorations......
My father George Edward Farley was fatally wounded while on duty as an air raid warden on 24 Aug 1940. He...
Whilst playing in the street with my cousins, next to my aunts house we were hastily taken into the house...
I recall being in my garden in Kent, watching train after train packed with soldiers heading north. When I...
Dad's Army' brought their weapons home with them, and consequently, I became familiar with a...
The conflict was brought to Thanet's doorstep because of our closeness to the Goodwin Sands where mined...
Eventually, as a result of my request in the 362 Fighter Group Newsletter in the Autumn of 2000, I received...
Eventually, as a result of my request in the 362 Fighter Group Newsletter in the Autumn of 2000, I received...
Shelling continued through 1942 along with “hit-and-run” raids and high level bombing by...
We often used to team-up together for the cycle patrol which extended eastward to meet-up with the...
1980 No Record 06.09.1981 A Hurricane, a Spitfire and Canadians flying four F18 Starfighters 05.09.1982...
Joan Holloway served in the Folkestone Report And Control centre underneath the Town Hall where the...
But amongst us all, we had a very lovely, flighty, rich girl, Deirdre, who had been given a beautiful green...
The Army Pay Corps occupied the Metropole Hotel, the Wampach Hotel The Green Howards and the Royal Pavilion...
This latter upholder of company discipline was fond of the ‘amber nectar’ and one recalls...
I was posted to Dover, Hoo in Kent, sites in Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and London. At Dover that was my first...
Before the war had started my dad's father George Trow had built a bomb shelter in the garden, one of...
Together we went all over Kent to sites where aircraft had crashed and the crew had to either repair them...
Completely different, the other well-known character was “Old Bill” the tramp, who popped up...