A Tour of Coley Streets (Part 3)

[@lucyhutchings4825]

Thank you so much for the wonderful videos. I grew up in coley garnet street 1982-85 then Dover street 1985-1997 my mother still lives there now. Was a pupil of old coley primary and brought me so much history I never knew about coley before.

[@jamstawildman]

What a great little collection. Thank you for making these films, and for sharing.

[@mickmcguire4571]

Excellent vid 👏👏👏👏👏

[@herbieshine1312]

Fascinating again. Thank you for your work

[@catherinesmith6460]

These are brilliant, thanks so much for doing this!

[@mqb5151]

Amazing videos, any chance of any information and pics or videos about cemetery junction area especially Newtown streets. I spent most of my childhood and young life there. Amazing work pls keep it up

[@joedoak]

Sorry Kadir, not really our area. Maybe someone else with good knowledge of Newtown could put something together. There's a great book of photos of Newtown in the 1970s by Terry Allsop that could be used.

[@karolsouthwood4407]

By the way, the name of the little bungalow between The Blue Lion and Brook Street was Willow Cottage.

[@karolsouthwood4407]

What about the Jam Factory!?

[@joedoak]

We’ll have to get Terry Dixon (who’s writing-up the history of Reading’s/Coley’s lost industries) on that!