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David & Neville Street, Platt Bridge
David & Neville Street, Platt Bridge
Photo: Dennis Miller
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Item #: 10131
Taken at the top of David Street in Platt Bridge. St Nathaniel's Church in the background (just behind the shop that was a laundrette when I was a lad). Magnall's chippie is where the EWS sign in on the wall at the top of Neville Street, and the war memorial is to the far left.

Comment by: R G on 27th March 2009 at 20:39

Hi Dennis - just a thought should this be Davies Street?
Passed this way recently and the laundrette you mention has been boarded up for very many years.

Comment by: Dennis Miller on 29th March 2009 at 05:19

You are absolutely right, it is Davies Street. My spell-checker is set to correct my mistypes and it corrected Davies to David. I have turned it off now!

The thing that amazes me... is just how long there has been a chippie at the top of Neville Street! Is the longest serving chippie in Platt Wazz?

Comment by: Barbara Sherrington (Webster) on 24th April 2009 at 20:52

Not a chippy anymore, it's now a cafe... which sells chips!

Comment by: Gerry on 19th October 2009 at 21:08

My Pal Jack Grundy lived in Neville St in the 70s A great Pianist

Comment by: Maurice Tweed on 4th July 2012 at 11:51

My grandfather William Dale lived in Neville Street (I cant recall the number) in the 40s and 50s. Does anyone femember the family? We (the Tweeds) lived around the corner in Syreasham Street.

Comment by: Pauline Brown on 22nd July 2012 at 17:37

My Dads family hailed from around Neville Street Platt Bridge. He was William Hill and was related to Jack Grundy and the Prices

Comment by: Leslie Judson on 16th December 2013 at 13:22

I remember Mr Dale, and his wife Olive They were friends of my parents Arthur an Eveline. his father "Billy" Dale came to our house every Sunday night after Chapel.( Zion Methodist)

Comment by: Wallace Price on 5th October 2014 at 20:42

I was born at 81 Neville St, in 1940 relations were all the Grundy's in Bank St. Relatives in Sydney St. Always wondered what happened to childhood friends, Wendy Ellison, Mollie Ingram, Jimmy Clark, Arthur Jones, Eric Tomlinson, Ellsworth Mitchell, Dennis Jolley, Terry Keefe, Derek Grimes, John Howarth, Adonis Gibson. And loads of others, happy days

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