Brilliant,so much I didn't know about. X

Wonderful, thank you!

It's a privilege to hear this account.

A true hero who served our great country.

Thank you for sharing

God that takes me back carrying seed and such from the Pet Shop to its stall in the market hall.

I used to ride my pushbike from stourport in the mid 70's just to look in the joke shop window.

I lived in Worcester in the 1960’s I was also scared of pratley’s , it smelt weird. Thank you for making this it has brought back lots of memories.

Opps ! I'm looking for Worcester, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Though I did very much enjoy this walk with You. 🙂

Very interesting, but I wish I had £1 for every erm.

A great community project which leaves a legacy. Well done to Sheena and the team and the many volunteers involved.

Hi Lovely idea but any chance of some more info such as a list of questions maybe, and also what do you do with the recording after - is there a central store being setup? Thanks

oh no gutted i missed this! Are you doing another one?

I lived in Charles st. In 1950s

It was a good night. And a good idea - but WHY only one night? And why a Thursday? I know of many people who hadn't even heard it was happening (lack of advertising, perhaps?) or who couldn't go because it was on a weekday evening. A great opportunity missed - all that work for one night, when one additional night might well have brought hundreds more people flocking into the city!

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im from worcester ,went to gorse hill school .bishop perowne then worked at royal worcester porcelain works...always loved the shambles.

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Lovely to hear an authentic Worcester accent again! I left to join the Royal Navy in 1960 and haven't been back of much in recent years. Still my 'Home Town' tough, always will be!

A wonderful man, happy memories living next door to the family. Great video. RIP God Bless Ron

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Lovely video and so nice to see a photo of Hazel …. apparently we played together as toddlers and met again at secondary school.

Thank you for doing this for my dad.

I remember a shop that sold radios and such stuff. And .across the way in the Shambles I think was a coffee shop .forgot what its called but I think it was run by a I think Nina and Gerald? It had a juke box in I think ,years ago mid 60's

Glad she was able to tell this story and get it on record. Poor Proud and Pretty city, eh? Where I grew up!

Well done Samuel! And what a great website for recording archaeological finds. A great resource for our next generation to learn about civic history, map reading, and archaeology.

My Nan! She was incredible. The best of them.

A wonderful lady who I first met in 1990 when I got a job with Worcester City Council. She was the secretary of the King George V Pavilion management committee. I can see her now, pen in hand, taking the minutes of the regular meetings. Her commitment to the Brickfields community was an inspiration to so many of us. Her presence at the meetings brought out the very best in the people who worked with her - council workers, council members and local residents alike. Of course, she and her husband had been promoting the Brickfields Park for many years before I knew her perhaps even from before I was born. It was always a struggle to get resources for the park. There was constant pressure on limited funds available for community development. The pavilion was in dire need of refurbishment. She kept seeing new community centres being built around the City yet she never got angry or frustrated. She always treated me and my council colleagues with such kindness. Eventually, the people of Brickfields did get their new pavilion and, today, the park has some excellent facilities. When I retired in 2006, Biddy actually came to my leaving ‘do’. That meant so much to me. Bless her.

How things have changed,still you can purchase a phone not much else left,thumbs up .

Used to live in Worcester and went to school there till 1970 Great Times good to see this on you tube .....memories

A relative of the Mr Badham who ran the cobblers in St John's perhaps?

Nick's record shop upstairs the market I was chatting today. Thee best dealer of records as 98% I've zero time for.

Thank you for the memories of places and people that are not forgotten.

I'll have to do more homework to improve my score.

Thank you, I really enjoyed the quiz even though after the event as I'm at home isolating. I learnt a few things and was pleased with myself for remembering some facts from your weekly lock down quiz ! I think the 2 projects are excellent.

Great work guys. Will be adding stuff soon.

How great to hear an old Worcester accent.

Anyone seen or heard the wine vaults under Worcester?

A bit before my time but a wonderful video. Thanks.

Some of the photographs can be found on Changing Face of Worcester in the Worcester Life directories. Additional comments are welcomed. www.cfow.org.uk

Been living in Oz for the last 40 years but born and bred in Worcester in 1948. Thank you for the memories and the trip back home to my era. Have a wonderful day

I remember Pratley's in the late 80s, with the plates and dishes piled so high with narrow walkways and the oriental rugs, taxidermy, furniture piled high and antiques at the back and of course the ancient staff.

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Hi I am mr robert mercer I was born at no 29wylds lane went to Stanley rd school at the age of 15 I joined the Royal Navy and always looked forward to coming. Home to Worcester on leave in the Far East on Sunday we used to have church bells ringing and always made me homesick as they sounded like Worcester cathedral

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