do you remember.....?

Accy Grammar building was a bit 'tecnical' in 1982 because my son did one year of a photography course there (before he eventually made up his mind what he wanted to do :rolleyes:)
 
im sure accy grammer school became the tech after grammer school were abolished as such we became comprehensive didnt we in the early sixties :eek:
I failed my 11 plus in 1972 and so I couldn't go to the Grammar school. It became Moorhead the year after I think.
 
I remember there being some obscure brand of supermarket where Argos is now but I can't think what the heck it was called.
 
Accy Grammar and Accy Tech were two completely different places. Accy Tech, where Cashy went, was on Union Road, opposite the Palladium. It was still there last time I went past but I don't know what it's used for. Accy Grammar (which is the pic shown on the site that Panther found) was on Blackburn Road. The Grammar School left that building in 1968 and moved into some horrible concrete monstrosity on Queens Road West (which someone told me has been demolished), before going comprehensive a few years later. After the Grammar School vacated the Blackburn Road building, it was used as a sort of annexe for Accy College. My missus learned English and typing there when she came to this country in the mid-80's.
 
Accy Grammar and Accy Tech were two completely different places. Accy Tech, where Cashy went, was on Union Road, opposite the Palladium. It was still there last time I went past but I don't know what it's used for.

It is now called Oswaldtwistle School.

It is a school for children who, for whatever reason, have been excluded from other schools.
 
Accy Grammar and Accy Tech were two completely different places. Accy Tech, where Cashy went, was on Union Road, opposite the Palladium. It was still there last time I went past but I don't know what it's used for. Accy Grammar (which is the pic shown on the site that Panther found) was on Blackburn Road. The Grammar School left that building in 1968 and moved into some horrible concrete monstrosity on Queens Road West (which someone told me has been demolished), before going comprehensive a few years later. After the Grammar School vacated the Blackburn Road building, it was used as a sort of annexe for Accy College. My missus learned English and typing there when she came to this country in the mid-80's.
The concrete monstrosity has indeed been demolished. I had a meeting at the new Moorhead last year. It was very modern and quite smart. Not to sure if the architechture will stand the test of time though.
Also I didn't realise the post was discussing "The Old Grammar School", my mates dad taught cookery there.
 
It is now called Oswaldtwistle School.

It is a school for children who, for whatever reason, have been excluded from other schools.

Correct Lilly, my daughter did do a little teaching there for a while, which she enjoyed very much .. not all lost souls.

MTB .. no wonder you failed yer 11+ with women like your bottom avatar in your mind (just jealous like) .... :D
 
I sometimes wish that cafe was still open nr the bus station:(...bloody good bacon butties they had there.
why did they have to get rid, and put a fag stall there?
 
I sometimes wish that cafe was still open nr the bus station:(...bloody good bacon butties they had there.
why did they have to get rid, and put a fag stall there?
that would be the "Copper Kettle" panther, next to Accys most infamous meeting place of the 60s The No1 Stall.;)
 
that would be the "Copper Kettle" panther, next to Accys most infamous meeting place of the 60s The No1 Stall.;)
ah the copper kettle, we used to have a warm vimto in there on cold mornings,

the cinema where the jjb shop is now, didnt it play cartoons free for kids on a sat morning, i remember going a few times
 
my mum used to say to me when i was ickler 'if i ever catch you in that cafe i'll kill you, its a right dive' lol
 
that would be the "Copper Kettle" panther, next to Accys most infamous meeting place of the 60s The No1 Stall.;)
I think it was that!
but wouldnt know about the infamous meeting place of the 60's.....lol, i wasnt born yet:rolleyes:, i'm talkking about the one next to the smelly loo's, yeh it could be that one:)
 
the famous accrington loo's that have tracing paper as toilet paper, it was the same with the trains, thats worse than newspaper
 
what them loos near the cafe?

its not there anymore, built new ones, and they are proper loo rolls:D...or did ya mean do they still make that crap!...lol
 
are they still in the same place or have they been moved, wow the council have splashed out on real loo paper, one of them must have had the experience of using the tracing paper
 
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