Brinksway School . Meeting place for 10th Stockport Sea Scouts . Boating at High Lane North Cheshire Cruising Club 😅

The picture of the two likely lads the one on the left is my dad Ron Devitt sadly passed away great film thanks Mike Devitt

Cracking vid. I lived on Northgate Rd for a while in 69. Also there's a young guy with a Tash in the Woolpack locals photo & I'm sure I know him from somewhere. Drank in a lot of those pubs too.

This is my home town. My Dad was born in Reddish. I went to Stockport college. My mum used to work in the COOP in the precinct. Thanks for the memories. I’m now living in Montréal Canada. Figure that one out.

How sad. I yearn for the 50s when life was less complicated. People seemed more contented

Some very fond memories of growing up stockport in the 50s and 60s

egerton arrms aka the crackers cath the landlady

So nostalgic, great, well compiled.

As a kid I remember watching the bitter strike at Roberts Arrundels on brinksway

i lived as a kid in ring ave its sad to see all the houses and communities gone

Is Hunt Street still there today or has it been obliterated completely?

Denton Manchester 1960

Yer again another walk of memories. Thankyou so much for being able to remember glorious and eonderful Stockport. You are a gem!

just love it dave just nice to see them face's again x

Stockport was a dirty scruffy dusty place back then, but it was wonderful, magical and exciting. Now it is a collection of bland boxes seemingly designed by architects who only know how to construct square or oblong boxes! Shame on all those, including the Council who let it happen!

Great video, my mum grew up on Ring Ave, I’ve been trying to search for photos, thank you 😊

Hi. I loved watching this fab video. I was brought up in cheadle, Bangor Rd. Actually, in the 1960's. My dad and two other men, who were brothers, ran a photography and printing business on Brinksway, on the front of Stockport Rd, a big building, near where they used to have a fair ground on the green area in the summer. I used to love going there, but unfortunately all gone like many. Cannot find any old photos of it, if anyone can help. Linda Marsden Byrne

Thanks for posting this, Stockport's a great town and it's one of the few North West towns that's getting better, the bars and restaurants of the old town are amazing.

27 Wellington Road North 1948-59.

great memories we lived at 10 ring ave theres a photo of us all at 15.18 im the one stood on the pavement on the left how things change

Superb compilation that also the music and tunes ... God bless Stockport and her people past and present !

Great film

I had relations in Stockport, and I remember lots of those shots C1950-1970's always great cameraderie in Stockport. (Not to mention an excellent pint in the pubs!).

I believe David Dickinson is a Brinksway boy

I moved here in 1997, never knew this existed? Great vid thanks

Yeah, good one. I visited a couple of times. My Uncle Paul Henderson worked there. Most of my time was at Edgeley Sheds though. Further along the line there was a very small sidings to Bennetts iron foundry I remember as a small child. My dad was wages clerk there.

That was beautiful, thank you.

I remember The Toggery there was a group as well called "The Toggery Five"....en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Toggery_Five

Is this where the pyramid is? Any of it left?

To do the same positions today you'd be stood in the middle of the M60. Disgusting how rail gives way to road and gets swept away.

That's where granddad used to work I remember going with him to see his buddy's after the he retired be about 1964/65 his name was Harry Lloyd

Thanks for your time,really enjoyable.

Any photos of the long gone Higher Brinksway school? I started my teaching career there in 1964. Headteacher FredWainwright, deputy Bill Fox. Thanks for the video.

An excellent presented video of a time gone by that had many happy memories of when life was much different than today .Excellently put together thank you

Coming from Cheadle heath born on 1970 all i can say is i wish it did not change, those days were so good would do anything to stop females intervention or should i say the PC crowd, they ruined Britain and what it was to be British, when the man of the house could earn enough for the family instead of equality where everyone has to work every hour god sends to make ends meet

My dad Ronald langdale lived in ring avenue and mum before she married my dad Sheila O’Brien. Memories a.

UPDATE FORGET TO MENTION I LIVED IN RING AVE WITH MY GRANDPARENTS AND UNCLES FROM 1977 UNTIL 85..MY UNCLES WERE BARRY AND PETER FOTHERGIL,,BARRY GIRLFRIEND AT THE TIME WAS NITA AYLING ..OTHER NAMES I REMEMBER MARTHA GREENWOOD GARY WILES GARY LEACH WHO LIVED IN RING DRIVE,,FOND MEMORIES

I well remember Dirty Les & his brother Albert, you could actually smell Les coming round the corner in Cale Green.

Absolutely brilliant! Is that Lowry on the steps in the last shot?

On TVP s DVD Steam on the shed volume1 there's a similar sequence of what I think is the same train pulling out of the sidings. If it is the same train then I can name one of the lineside (on the line ) enthusiasts as a chap I knew from Oldham who died in 1983.

my first house in 1995 was the baguley shop in edgeley (pictured) - of course wasnt a shop in 1995. hell yea, like edgeley

What special ley lines or powers does brinks way have I mean Giza Las Vegas Paris and Stockport y build a pyramid there?? Answers pls

1:58 he'll pinch them

St Andrews Pipe Band there at 9:13 (minus the dancing team, which was unusual) - headed up by the wonderful Jimmy Ghanley - happy days.

There were sidings all the way from Heaton Mersey to the tunnel entrance above Tiviot Dale - for at least half a century before this worked by GC 0-6-2 tanks. But not and inch of them is here - this clip is about the old Midland railway loco shed.

I love stockport marple nice to live and shop

With all the enthusiasts on the track the H&S Brigade of today would have a Thromby!

don't suppose you have more info or footage of the clc line more specifically to do with Tiviot dale station?

Great video mate, I lived at 50 ring ave, the last house on the corner next to Bukta factory in the 80's, we had to move so they could knock it all down in 85/6 I think. I remember more than I thought I would whilst watching this, thx very much.

Very well done, and thanks for posting. Away from my home town now for forty years so brings a lot of memories back, also a tear to my eye. I don't think I could have been in a better place in the sixties, still love ya Stockport.