1970

School Concert Audience in 1971.

Remember a young boy singing at a concert in the assembly hall at Hartley infant and junior school, East Ham E6 in 1971?  Please contact

tele:07974093320 or e-mail thomas-mitchell@live.co.uk 

The End is Nigh, the last Divison One Speedway season at West Ham

The End is Nigh, the last Divison One Speedway season at West Ham

The last part of the series on West Ham Speedway is on the 1971 season, the last ever full season raced at Custom House Stadium.

CONTACTING MY INFANT SCHOOL MUSIC TEACHERS.

I`m seeking to contact my infant school music teachers from Hartley School, Hartley Avenue, East Ham E6, London.  A female music teacher and a male pianoist teaching between 1970-1971 any names? contact me.  

Requiem for a Speedway Team!

Requiem for a Speedway Team!

1972 finally saw the end of Speedway at West Ham, and it was a sad end.

Newham Electricians

Newham Electricians

When Newham was created in 1965, both East Ham & West Ham Councils had their own Electricians, so they joined forces at Arragon Road Depot, which was the depot for the East Ham Sparks. This photo taken in the Depot Canteen in about 1970 shows the Electricians from both Housing and Highways, plus the Spotters (these men would go round Newham at Night to check that all street lighting was working), Drivers & Apprentices.

Pat Driscoll, World F1 Stock-car Champion.

Pat Driscoll, World F1 Stock-car Champion.

Pat Driscoll, Canning Towns first motor sport World Champion.

Brief History of West Ham Speedway

Brief History of West Ham Speedway

Brief History of West Ham Speedway

West Ham Speedway July 1970, Lokeren, Belgium

West Ham Speedway  July 1970, Lokeren, Belgium

West Ham Speedway July 1970, Lokeren, Belgium . Because of the poor results being gained

At the Fair

At the Fair

FOREST GATE FACES EXHIBITION - 1970s

The two girls, deep in conversation were unaware that they were being captured on film.

Photo: Tony Morrison

Mary's Wedding

Mary's Wedding

FOREST GATE FACES EXHIBITION - 1970s

Mary McDaid and Steve Keen of Palmerstone Road were married at St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church in 1974. Bridesmaid Kathy Taylor (left) lived in Romford Road and the best man George McCreight (right)lived in Nigel Road. Mary's sister Bridie was the other bridesmaid and came over from Ireland for the wedding.

Photo: Kathy Taylor

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