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... ar mm A time to remember THIS year marks the 50th anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War giving a special significance to Remembrance Day parades Readers may have seen the Herald and News war supplement published in September and packed full ...
... 18 HERALD NEWS THURSDAY JANUARY 14 1968 Ad:ChwtayS61l22 THIS was Addlestone crossroads immediately after the Second World War The buildings are still the same more than 40 years later but now the emphasis of the community has shifted to Station Road Now ...
... opened soon after the end of the First World War It survived until the Second World War when it was converted into a restaurant The building again changed hands after the Second World War and this time became offices adjoining the Lodge Used and approved ...
... bravery knows no bounds is Flying Officer Lloyd Alan Trigg Trigg was on duty off the north west coast of Africa during the Second World War piloting a Liberator aircraft when he spotted a German submarine He immediately went into attack diving to less than ...
... Chancellor was born at Staines in 1909 His father Albert was the founder of Chancellors the estate agents During the second world war he served in the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve and was mentioned in dispatches for operations at Vaagso and Maloy in December ...
... joined an engineering firm where he remained until he retired although he worked for the Ministry of Supplies during the second world war He married in 1921 and had three children Two daughters Dr Phyllis Batchelor of Chertsey Health Centre and Marguerite ...
... butcher at Kirby’s in Shepperton High Street despite a road accident in the 1940s which left him a semiinvalid During the second world war Mr Catlin was a member of the fire service in Ashford He never married but leves a sister Annie Welham who lives in Ashford ...
... Cottages Residences The name instantly recognisable today to a Time Traveller from 1939 would be Qale & Power When the Second World War started this Company had already been dealing with property locally for over 100 years They remain to this day a Professional ...
... gardens at Hampton Court By the 1930s Feltham was just a straggling street with a green and village pond but after the Second World War it suffered huge and unplanned industrial expansion and gravel extraction The area's market gardening centre destroyed ...
... loads of material were shunted Lino was exported all over the world and at the peak period of manufacture before the Second World War more than 3000 people were employed on the 45 -acre site During both world wars the factory was involved in the production ...
... moonlight as a butcher making sausages from the meats hunted in Epping Forest Sausages were nicknamed bangers in the Second World War because they tended to explode when fried Pork sausages are now Britain’s favourite out of the 400 or so vari- is J000 ...
... taken in the 1930s but the fire brigade moved and the school changed its to Clarendon County First School Before the Second World War fire fighting made up of volunteers At time of this photograph station captain was Jack Knight who caretaker at Ashford ...