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shillelagh 01-11-2010 15:44

High Street
 
just seen this on bbc website ..

BBC News - When was the High Street at its best?

its about the tv programme starting tomorrow night .. when they took a high street back to victorian, edwardian, 30s, 50s and 70s ... i think it will be interesting to watch ..

Anyway .. what 'time' would you want to go shopping in ... one of the retailers says edwardian times .. customers are saying the 50s .. when you got customer service and fresh food and knew where it had come from ...

cashman 01-11-2010 15:56

Re: High Street
 
fer me the 50s n early 60s were best, proper shops, staff who knew their jobs, polite n wanted to help yah, much of that has sadly vanished.

Ken Moss 01-11-2010 16:12

Re: High Street
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 857523)
just seen this on bbc website ..

BBC News - When was the High Street at its best?

its about the tv programme starting tomorrow night .. when they took a high street back to victorian, edwardian, 30s, 50s and 70s ... i think it will be interesting to watch ..

Anyway .. what 'time' would you want to go shopping in ... one of the retailers says edwardian times .. customers are saying the 50s .. when you got customer service and fresh food and knew where it had come from ...

That looks absolutely fascinating, thanks for the notice Jen.

lancsdave 01-11-2010 16:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 857526)
fer me the 50s n early 60s were best, proper shops, staff who knew their jobs, polite n wanted to help yah, much of that has sadly vanished.


I'm glad you qualified the statement by using the word MUCH not ALL :D

katex 01-11-2010 17:26

Re: High Street
 
Definitely one to watch ... thanks Shill. x

jaysay 01-11-2010 17:36

Re: High Street
 
Definitely the 60s for me

katex 02-11-2010 21:19

Re: High Street
 
Dang .. missed this due to over-run of meeting .. hope will be on catch-up.

shillelagh 02-11-2010 21:22

Re: High Street
 
theres always iplayer kate ...

by the way i missed the first 15mins of it .. but what i saw it was interesting .. and im glad i dont eat the bread from victorian times .......

katex 02-11-2010 21:26

Re: High Street
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 858125)
theres always iplayer kate ...

by the way i missed the first 15mins of it .. but what i saw it was interesting .. and im glad i dont eat the bread from victorian times .......

Yeh, that's what I meant by catch up Shill .. sure it will be there at some stage ... hopefully, tomorrow ... nowt on on Wednesdays.

Bonnyboy 02-11-2010 21:28

Re: High Street
 
Enjoyed the prog. It was a nice little insight as to how life was back then.

shillelagh 02-11-2010 21:29

Re: High Street
 
theres something else on tonite .. its on at 10.35pm .. after the news .. taking your keys away .. which is about when are you too old to drive ..

jaysay 03-11-2010 10:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 858132)
there's something else on tonite .. its on at 10.35pm .. after the news .. taking your keys away .. which is about when are you too old to drive ..

Just might watch that, before my Father died I was having a terrible time trying to convince him it was time to hang his keys up, because quite frankly he was a danger to the public and himself, very sad but very true

Gordon Booth 03-11-2010 13:46

Re: High Street
 
Did you notice what it did to pull people into the Market square? I wonder if Gayle saw it?

Ken Moss 03-11-2010 13:56

Re: High Street
 
Just seen it, what a marvellous programme. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

flashy 03-11-2010 14:30

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watched it, loved it, sawdust to bulk bread out....interesting


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