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Date Posted: 01:32:36 11/20/11 Sun
Author: Alan
Subject: Re: Werrington Rocester
In reply to: Melvyn 's message, "Re: Werrington Rocester" on 11:53:11 08/06/11 Sat

>hi there i was sent to Werrington 1968 to 1970 i was
>in manifold number 69, i must say that it learnt me a
>lesson, i often vist the place maybe three or four
>times a year, i have taken my children when young to
>visit, we often stayed for tea on a sat or sunday, and
>now i have grand children i take them to they love it,
>i have loads of photos so if any body would like send
>email address best regards to all melvyn

Hi melvin, I was at Werrington 66 to 68. I too was in Manifold under Clissold. In the main I enjoyed my stay there, though bullying was a bit of a problem from time to time. Head Mr Skermer, Matron his wife, You remember Mr Bean and his dog Sally?? Mr plant painters, Mr sawyer engineering, Mr and Mrs grindy, Mr and Mrs Dallas? Good people. I went back with my wife and kids on July 16th 2000. we threw flowers into the river in memory of a lad that drowned in the dove when he did a bunk. paul Brotherstone. Just before your time. The place was literally in bits, torn apart for conversion to high priced flats I think and a garden centre.

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