Say Hi to Your High Street, Paddock Wood

[@user-eg8wo4cb8w]

Lovely place. I used to live here as a child in the 60's. I loved it as it was a village in those days. The church seemed to be the only means of entertainment and life was happy and the people so friendly. I left in the early 80's to get married. I loved Barsleys as my mum always bought my clothes from there, even their furniture!! I have returned several times and it has changed quite a bit but like all places they can never be the same!!

[@CarneyColours]

We had a Nursery on Seven Mile Lane call 'Brookside Nursery' from the late 1950's until my father passed away, I remember people like Charlie Stevens a local farmer, also the Shire horses on holiday in a paddock on Hale St...my mother and I sold the nursery in 1969 and we moved to Australia.

[@britbratbrownie121]

before all the new houses and people came in, paddock wood was a lovely place and everyone pretty much knew everyone.

[@DrDaveWrestling]

In reality Paddock Wood is deeply conservative and is riddled with some really nasty folk. Lived here for 33 years and have witnessed many horrors.

[@aidanwilkins9846]

Alright pal bloody hell

[@shayZero]

I lived there in the late 90s early 00s when at Mascalls. Can confirm its a Tory nightmare. The worst kind of Tories who earn just the same as anyone else but demand Waitrose and sell Amway

[@jacky4333]

Had some racist stuff said to me within 5 minutes of going there, it was shocking.

[@mrjolly69]

It’s a dump A very boring place to live

[@MERCADES-AMG]

Mate it's one of the best places to live and now days is very clean