The Day Trip (1974)  

Growing up in 60’s 70’s ( best time ever ) I was born in 1961 and I’m so grateful for that 👍🏻🙂

My Nan lived in Ramsgate.. and I was 9 in 1974.. we lived in Bham and spent the summer holidays on this beach… such fantastic memories..

I might be living there now. My Margate bungalow has a garden full of lavender... was it opposite a park? I was 11 in '74, just starting Big School, lol. Times were certainly different.

|I was 15.

I also like walking down meadows full of lavender and surrounded by willow trees on a beautiful bliss full sunny day with blue skys . We all have the same wants for nature and beauty. I go to epping forest for that kind of experiance ,but , if you want lavender i seen alot of farms growing lavender in daventry ,so ask the farmer if you can walk through is lavender field farm and, bring back cherish child hood memorys.

As soon as I read this comment it hit me so hard because it's like a different world from now 😢

Strange feeling isnt it?

It is a universe away. Sadly well dead and buried, never to return.

You may have been a naive kid, but they most certainly weren't innocent times whatsoever. It was the era of the dirty old man, when the likes of Jimmy Saville were running riot. Go just a bit down the coast to Southend and you would have found one of the most notorious paedophile rings ever.

You may have been a naive kid but they certainly weren't innocent times. It was the era when Jimmy Saville and his like were running riot. Perhaps read up about what was happening down the coast in Southend during that era.

My memories of that time are being scared stif& of the IRA and local boys throwing fireworks at us girls.

Margate, it's beach and Dreamland still exist you know? And very nice it is too. Maybe it's something else that you've lost?

@@Pobotrol I have been reading every comment on this video, and I would say, 95% can see EXACTLY what WE have lost. I'll give you a clue... its not the sand or the rollercoaster.

I was 11 in 1974 we used to stay in Cliftonville in a place called Holland House Hotel and go down to the Lido. It's true that it was a different world back then

@@majordolbyscat I have been a Blackpool regular since 1974 and I am slowly working my way south, Done all the Yorkshire/Lincolnshire/Norfolk/south Devon and North wales ones I have even been to south-end once and I stand with you I also know EXACTLY WHAT WE HAVE LOST!

you are weeping for your youth

They Should Never Have Been Allowed to Dissapear

Going through them halcyon years and ending up old in these terrible times.

She dead now 😢😢

@@angiedougan How do you know?

2024: Janice is the one with a gram of Charlie, an eighth of weed and a bottle of vodka in her bag.

@@NoLefTurnUnStoned. Easy my sister is Marion and the three of them were best friends. Don't be so disrespectful

@NoLefTurnUnStoned. because one of then girls are my sister and Janice was her best friend

You're right, you won't. Lost and gone forever.....☹️

Massive post-war joy to be alive that lasted well into the 70s

Are you suggesting that we have another war to prove we're happy to be alive????

​@@anncothromoir1018you clearly didn't live in the UK then. It was utterly miserable in the 70s

@@zeddeka I clearly did. I guess it depends on your circumstances, where you grew up etc. But the fact remains that the British were still riding a high of post-war jubilation in the early seventies, at least. And the working class were better off then too, on the whole - at least, better off comparatively speaking than they are now. Even Ted Heath's Conservative government was more generous to the working class than the current Labour one.

Innit, the UK is a scummy place these days and back then the beaches were for the British people but these days they are for foreigners in their boats!!.

You forgot too mention no hijabs neither!

Nor immigrants

@@adamweston4152 In those days nobody used the kind of black slang you use either...........""innit""

@@zariisofficial there were maybe 1 or 2 in the video if you carefully observed. Mind you this was back in the 70's so would not be surprised.

That’s funny. I was thinking the same thing that baby would be the same age as me.😂

Tell me about it. One minute I am the cheeky, mischievous Boy and next Saturday,I enter my 8th decade..lol

🎂 Happy birthday mate!..I’ve just turned 75..all the best ..🍻cheers from Liverpool..👍🏻

@@frankhornby6873 Thanks Frank from Millwall,South East London/Kent:) Good Luck..

Nah it was shite 😂

@@stephnewman1357 go away troll

I was born.in 1970, feel the same. We're from the East End, now heartbroken to look at it. Third world dump.

you are right there

​@@stephnewman1357No, it really wasn't, sunbeam.

That's neo libralism for you !!

The present was created by that past.

@@strategicintelligenceanaly9778 Only in so far as Margaret Thatcher is concerned

@@barnabyhughes5643can’t blame Thatcher for mass immigration.

@@strategicintelligenceanaly9778 Social-engineering - who exactly?

I always think it's nice when folk are recognised in these old films.

@mushroom_coloured_stepthro they'd always told me about it but I'd never seen it.

is he still alive?

@orionxtc1119 Yes! He's 82 😊

The guy digging the hole ?

It was, there was less to do & more time to do it in & the only screens were TV sets.

Sadly, 3 of my 4 grandparents died in their early and mid 60s in that decade.

@@lyndoncmp5751 There was a lot of it about. My maternal grandfather died of a heart attack in 76, just 6 months after retiring, he was 65.

@@LowPlainsDrifter60 Sad. Yes that age seemed fairly common to die at.

Life was much more chilled. Enjoy your weekend, and Sunday was when shops were closed. We are now in the fast age/Tech age where everything needs to be done fast in real time.

There will probably never again be a country like England until recently was. The world is poorer.

​@@inglepropnoosegarm7801eh?

You got old. It happens to us all. That's life.

and the govt snatching it back underhandedly

They would be my age now 67 . Lovely times that we can never go back to .

​@@maggiefisker99468

The girls like any 18 year old, wanting to go out on a day trip. We all done it at that age all be it slightly older.

They won't be smiling now then.

Which year was that?

​@@stephnewman1357Before the traitors like you took over you cretin.

Alright Dad's army

@@stephnewman1357 go

YEAH. The IMF bailout in 1976. Inflation at 20% in 1975. Interes Rates at 15%. The 3 day working week. The energy crisis. The winter of discontent... The UK was in order then, right proper :) It was GREAT.. Unemployment over 10% by 1979. Great Britain.

Definitely right. Proud of who they were with decency and respect for eachother.

I agree.

So is ours..concrete USA all the developers are ruining nature...we should have taken care of it..

Surely we should be thankful for that, it's called moving with the times,,,

apart from the legions of poor, powerless working class tripe that will sadly be omnipresent

@@BenJames-pm7kk Trying so hard to be edgy but failing spectacularly, Bennyboy.🤣

And the country-side is fast dissappearing😢

Breaks my heart every day.

Well stop going abroad

It's the way of the world, each generation doesn't want to do the things the previous generations did. Even those who were around in 1974, expect more now from life & holidays than these folk did.

Older people in the 1970s were saying that and remembering the 1920s with fondness.

@@stephnewman1357 if we stop going abroad, the prices here need to be reasonable. Its way too expensive. You get way better for your money abroad init.

Without smartphones! How is this possible? 😂

We still do, two oldies born in the 40s making the most of life as best we can.😊

So why go back then.

@@goldieandblackie because I still love the place

​@@goldieandblackieSmart arse.

Britain, where you need a coat to sit on the beach like that lady at the start....that hasn't changed 😂

Everything in the world has changed for the worse.

She was talking a load of rubbish. It is not as true then as it is now. She was in no position to judge being too old to understand the nature of the changes. Things have declined appallingly. 'Don't be scared of change'. is fatuous. 'Change' does not automatically imply improvement. The word 'change' is merely a descriptor.

You've made the mistake of contradicting the "everything is going to shit" crew. I'm so bored of this myself. Dont let this inexplicably popular wave of miserable pessimism stop you from enjoying the life thats your's. At 23 the world is at your feet, dont let anyone tell you you're "what's wrong with the world". Times are hard, but they've also been much harder. I live in Margate and half the people in this comment section are just using this video as and excuse to rag on young people. The fact is, its still a great town with a great vibe. Incredibly popular in the summer and buzzing at night.

TBF not everything was great in those days. Sexism was rife for a start 😁.

@@janicetaylor3721 Not to mention poorer health outcomes. Life expectancy was 10 years lower then when compared to today, for example.

I am 62 and I feel old. I cant say I was happy back then but seems to me the world was better.Now its going to hell.

You were happy when you were young and not old like you are now and in a state of physical and cognitive decline that old age inevitably brings

old people don't count in England, they're best kept hidden and out of sight

YEAH. The IMF bailout in 1976. Inflation at 20% in 1975. Interes Rates at 15%. The 3 day working week. The energy crisis. The winter of discontent... The UK was in order then, right proper :)

Compromised governments have ruined Britain, British culture and beautiful British town and now all taken over by the third world, and done so, so easily…

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 It’s not mutch to ask for, is it? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿......(hope I’ve not offended anyone will my comment)...🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

We'll go to the coast rather than fly off abroad!

​@@frankhornby6873..mate the only ones who would be offended are the low life who shouldn't be here...we need to get our country back!🇬🇧

you can't have it back because your poor, old and working class which therefore makes you powerless.

Package holidays put an end to seaside town's.

Oh how lovely!

Fantastic!!

Dude he looks the spit of Noel Edmunds !

​@crumplezone1 lol , used to think that , when I was a kid . 😂

​@@majordolbyscatI have a postcard somewhere of a band which played there in the 50s. Such fun in those days.

Don't know when you last went to Blackpool? It hasn't really gone 😂 my husband and I having both had happy memories of childhood holidays in the 70's thought we'd have a weekend on our own there a few years ago...my goodness! Most of those hotels haven't changed the sheets since 1979!!! It's all still there, untouched never mind decorated,or modernised. It was quite disgusting. Couldn't find anywhere to eat after nine. We saw hotels advertising in their windows "free soap" in the bathroom 😂😂😂 which was on the landing to share with several other rooms 😂 it was beyond run down,yet still charging top rate prices to the few diehards who were old enough to look like they'd been going every year for ever. It was so grim. We told horror stories for years about the things we encountered 😂 Should have left it as happy memories.

A heavy heart, England no longer like this, so many wonderful memories, now it's a shithole.

blame the poor and therefore powerless, working classes for letting this happen

​@@BenJames-pm7kk An individual is powerless like a single drop of water but if united with the vast majority it becomes an unstoppable tsunami.

Well said!

They also lived through 2 world wars,and had a lot of hardship. Yet i would swap places with them given the chance. I really dont like what the world has become. Narcissism is the flavour of our day. It is all about "me" when it really needs to be all about we. The old lady was wonderfuul wasnt she. The hall of mirrors was such a lovely thing to watch her. Not a bitter bone in her body❤

@@atmywitsend1984 You hit the nail on the head with the "all about me" comment - hyper-individualism is wrecking any sense of collective unity. That's what missing from today. Any sense of social cohesion. It's been obliterated and there's no hope of that returning, because *internet* ... and now AI... detachment from the physical, detachment from nature, detachment from community , me, me, me...

@@stephenryan7698 foreigner in their own land? My grandparents fought for our freedoms and you lot use it as an excuse to bash!

@@stephnewman1357 Our grandparents fought without realising it for the perennial enemy. So we ended up fighting the wrong people and allowing traitors like Churchill, to push our European nations into a ready waiting trap that we are still in. I can not explain it clearer than that, because RU-vid has already threatened me with a channel strike.

I was 6, but yes agree would love to wind back time from the total BS these days..

Yes, I was 20 in 1974, just like you John. Peace and goodwill.

I was 12 and hated my life and family but those days seemed better that the hell this world is now!

I was 22 and back in Scotland. I had been working in John Lewis, Oxford Street, and staying in West Hampstead. In April 1971, I took a day trip to Margate and met a Swiss aupair who was also on a day trip. She was working for a family in Edgware, North London. She was my girlfriend for 5 months before she returned to Switzerland. London was wonderful back then.

Me too !! 😊😊😊

Flipping Londoners coming down to Kent wrecking the place..😂

@@stephnewman1357 Yeaaahhh. I don’t think they mean that tbch, or I have missed the point. 😇

England is still England!

this was when you were young, relevant and powerful. But every dog has his day. Thankfully the working, lower classes have no say

@@SHEARMINATOR Nope, it's Englandistan now!

Imagine the dingy brigade coming up on the Margate beach then 🤣

@@mmm091000 yeah what would they do? Exactly the same as now moan..

@@stephnewman1357 Food for thought indeed ? Im old enough to remember those times, yep your probably right ? we lost our back bone many years ago.

And those old couples (Pensioners) would remember the 1920s (50 years from 74) as peaceful time

@@mmm091000 This was not even thought about as it was easy for anyone to come over via Heathrow back in them days. Times have changed with foreign policy dictating the intervention of other countries. What goes round comes round. The foreign policy needs looking at. Interfering in other peoples business is the reason the UK is in the mess and dinghies coming in Simple Symantec

he says watching on RU-vid

BBC was blinding in the 70s, wasn't it? I was glued to it! So many great shows, films etc.

I used to visit my auntie and uncle in the summer, early 80s. They had a chip shop on Ramsgate sea front. I last went 2021 and she died a few months later. She still owned the chippy but rented it out. Lovely memories of the Bembom brothers fair. She used to live on Westbrook avenue. I thought it was so posh lol.

Funny how you manage to pin the decline down to the lack of English culture and diversity. You mention the Londoners that used to come to Margate. Well, since the 70s, those Londoners you talk about and many others from other cities decided holidaying abroad was better and thanks to the likes of Easyjet and Ryanair, pretty cheap too. That's what killed off Margate, not diversity!

@@_B.M_ Yes, that is what I was getting at. With the advent of package holidays, the English culture of going to the seaside for holidays ended. Followed up with other later changes to English culture.

You sound like old people back then, moaning that the world of their youths saw gone. You Russian trolls are going to have to think about becoming more original

It has been five decades since this event occurred. If mobile phones had been available at that time, individuals would likely have been engrossed in their devices just like now. The comments regarding tattoos and piercings are purely subjective and do not contribute to a productive discussion.

@@BlackRose-vi2yg That they were not hypnotically obsessed by yet to be invented mobile phones is just one of the many reasons why it undoubtedly was so much better then. As for 'body art', everyone's opinion is 'subjective', and all opinions contribute to 'productive' discussion if you are not tethered to a set of pre-defined conclusions. All of these things are indicators. You would rather we ignore them. That tells me you know that the implied point was valid and are trying to concoct a reason why the 'evidence' should be ignored. I don't know if you were actually here in England at that time, but I was, and it was a much more beautiful and pleasant country. I would assert that most alive now who lived through those times would agree with me. If you want to discount the opinion of people who were there then go ahead and pontificate all you like, it makes no difference to what almost everyone knows to be the truth.

@@BlackRose-vi2yg Stating the FACTS as shown in the video compared to todays society ... unfortunately your post did not contribute to a productive discussion.

@@gingercat555I last went to Margate in 2003. It was still very pleasant then, but I read it’s getting somewhat gentrified..

Well said.

😬😱

Does anyone else remember a story, from a summer in the early 80s I believe, of a bloke that dug such a hole, but he really went to town and it collapsed on him. couldn't get him out. died. 😥

...and all voted for with enthusiasm by the moronic population....cough cough Brexit....cough cough....

And our cities started to resemble third world cities

alright you menopausal old bags! Sorry I meant hags!

Before your menopause happened😂

@@3000jayrich🤣🤣🤣

Watch the video again, that is the 3rd world.

Before the meddling traitors foisted millions of foreigners upon our tiny overcrowded Island to destroy our culture and way of life.

I couldn’t agree more I remember margate been there many times as a child in the late 70s how this country has changed and they say it’s progress we have gone backwards not forwards and I’m not looking at past times with Rose tinted glasses. It’s just the truth. The politicians of this country are treacherous individuals

Diversified to oblivion.

@@inglepropnoosegarm7801 yeah, that seems the way it’s gonna be unless something drastically can change

Blame it on Lydon..

They really don’t, Southend is a shit hole,, Margate has tried to come back but lost itself in the 90’s, u need a knife to go out in Blackpool… I reckon cleethorps was alway rubbish but my mum reckoned it used to be good back in the 70s

I lived in Worthing for five years I would go back on heartbeat still lovely with lovely people

it will never come back

don't let the door hit you on the way out 🤣

What about it exactly is gone now? You can still go to Margate and the beach?

It’s the youth you want back. That’s all.

you can't have it back because your poor, old and powerless or rather, impotent

And Burt thought ‘today I’ll be an antagonistic arse hole.’ For Burt today was going to be just like every other day.

Bleedin beaker folk! Comin’ over ‘ere

i hope you dont mean me crikey ive not said a word crikey@@DavidJarrold-e7j

@@andrewt836 I see we have a Stuart Lee fan?

@@DavidJarrold-e7j I am 70 this week and it was a little too close to the absolute truth. You, obviously, were not there. Giving lifts at Bus Stops to 3 complete strangers.Open Plan Design for a Bank or Building Society. I stopped complete strangers at Crayford, Lewisham, and on the way to Brighton and got them to change my flat tyre (The A A never did it then). Got other strangers to help push my car 1/2 mile down the road as The A A rules said "1/2 mile away from home". London "Evening News " vendor left his papers AND moneybag out on the pavement overnight for a decade and collected the same,the next morning. Rent Man walking around (with the equivalent of( £1,000 on him with few problems. My first encounter in Kennington Park,S E London, with nonindigenous people, circa 1968, was to be mugged for 2 old pence (1p)by a Black kid and "Clint" of Mixed Heritage. This was one mile from our school near Brixton. The school enjoyed 350 years of "academic excellence" until the local "yoof" came, in numbers, and within 5 years it was a Government "Sink School" with special measures, and last summer, Archbishop Tenisons School opposite THe Oval Cricket Ground closed permanently as few parents wanted to send their kids there. Burt..

never was great

@@burthectorcummings6732clueless

That is debatable,but it was better back then in many ways ,and not so good in others . Nostalgia does tend to blinker us ,and the good times shine over the bad.

@@burthectorcummings6732 alot fucking better then the shit state it's in now

@@compostcorner5934 I know I'd go back to them days in a heartbeat then the shit show were in now ,we will be the minority in our own country in I'd say the next 50 years ,we can just about fly an England flag in your garden without it getting asked to be taken down

Yes that's what I thought. A kind of elegy for the British Seaside resort. Of course it was around this time the package holiday to Spain was beginning to take off. Those three birds on the look out for fellas, would be replacing Derek and Lee with Carlos and Ferdinand.

… and people who are unable to spell.

Ah yes the seventies and the white heroes. Glitter, Savile, Harris etc etc

Ok let’s ignore our fabulous army and nurses and ambulance guys you twit

The beautiful sight of the White faces.

@@Edith-t4j You should visit England if you like seeing those.

Where's dem white women at 🌰🍆🌰

Polish? Na, not the Polish.

Sadly they've been coming in since 1948

Yeah....but now it’s an invasion 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿...(hope I’ve not hurt any feelings)....🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

All the polish down in Kent? Most Brits f off abroad and started there British invasion of pubs serving roast dinners!

​@@majordolbyscatper capita muslims are the biggest donors to charity in the UK followed BY the jews 😢😮😅

No Internet and no mobile phones it looked so much better back then

Come back please.

@hudson7354 To be honest, there's not much for me to come back to. All of the family that I had here, have since all passed on. Sadly also many of my friends have passed on, and the few that remain have all moved away. It's a nice thought, but at my age (68) something that won't happen.

I am from Wolverhampton birn and raised. Never been to margate, however I have such a nice impression of margate from watching the only fools and horses episode "The Jolly Boys Outing."

@@pauldg837 nah don't come back, not being nasty, it's absolutely shit now , remember it as it was , I do

Yeah, nice relaxing pot of tea and some scones....

Wouldn't it be lovely if we go back to those happier times after we're dead. Not holding out much hope for that though :(

If only we knew it at the time

Before Thatcher. Fixed it for you.

@@numinousbookofreview after Jimmy Savile fixed it for your mum

what misfortune did Blair inflict on England.

​@@daydays12 he's a war criminal for starters for the pointless Iraq war. Also the never ending war togetjer with the USA at the behest of arms companies against the middle East. Its still going on and it will never end now.

Instead of the bullshit lies the telly shows them.....

@@frankwood11 do they though?

​@@stephnewman1357Nah 👎

Russian troll

People have greatly deteriorated.

​@@Tempe1962I was born in the 40s and have witnessed change, both good and bad. It's our way of life which has deteriorated, and no particular generation is to blame. I like to think there are still plenty of us who seek better times, an opportunity to turn things around, young and old stand together for good.

Innit bruv….🤦‍♂️

I think that if this were done today the editor would have a job on. The profanities I hear every time I pass people talking is far more frequent. I have to admit that I am guilty of it myself. Though I never swear around children. It really grinds me to hear a parent swearing at their children.

@@nickgodfrey1148 nah the working class are always the poor and powerless, things are still the same thankfully in that regard

My namesake!

@@tonysavage8933 Are you Tony Junior?

I used to go to margate and other seaside places in the early 70s but otherwise no connection.

@@tonysavage8933 spooky though, the same name. You should’ve taken up playing the organ. They wouldn’t have needed to change the signs lol. Seriously though, I loved Margate. My parents used to stay at 26 Ethelbert Cresent. I went back in 92 and it was changing then. A nightclub was set up just a few yards away and a Saturday night was brutal.

England so name by a Germanic tribe the Angles (anglo -saxon) They named it Englaland meaning Land of the Angles.

Drugs ruin's every life it touches, its taking the world down to a new low and for what, People expect too much out of life so they finish up depressed, smart people never touch any of it. I really enjoyed this look back in time, great days.

I once ate a sandwich in margate

Their children just can't wait to get hold of their houses and assets, that's why they get 'rushed on'.

Very good point

Your not wrong

@@museonfilm8919that’s not true…. There’s no house if you put your parents into care… the council will sell it and take the money to pay the 2k a week it costs. … so care company CEOs can have their six figure wages

@@aprilapril2 The council also get something out of it.

YEAH. The IMF bailout in 1976. Inflation at 20% in 1975. Interes Rates at 15%. The 3 day working week. The energy crisis. The winter of discontent... The UK was in order then, right proper :)

You Russian trolls are so maudlin

Yep, by Romanians

Yeah by londoners moving down gentryfying everywhere. Even Hastings.

Oh bless.

Same here,I was 13 then.

​@@stephnewman1357away with you, troll!

🤣 those bloody other members of our species, migrants....all or them or just some?

@@missrachael1709No Rachael not all of them, my dad is am immigrant , I’m talking about the all the immigrants that come over especially illegally, sometimes paying thousands to get here, then claiming hard earned tax payers dosh, I’m talking about the immigrants that ask my daughters to get their t*ts out and can they have sex with them whilst rubbing their trousers …I’m talking about the men that attack and kill our citizens because no checks . I’m talking about the lack of our services , nhs etc .. Im not talking about the hard working migrants that contribute to our society,most of them are wonderful and we need them. What we don’t need is immigrants coming in and making this a shittier country than it already is …..

​@@freedom123515I put that but sadly I'm shadow band. So it's removed instantly 🇬🇧

The good old days when England was English...🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿....(hope this isn’t offensive)...🤭

@@frankhornby6873 I don't care if some people think it is. Truth should never be offensive.

@@lemming9984 When White people had the ffeedom of association.

not a burka in sight aye but a bit too many mobility scooters and walking sticks for my liking... the living dead, ageing and taking up resources

The hotels full of asylum seekers.

@davidblake1663 so would I, I wouldn't now nothing to fight for, I have always said if there was another war no one would bother we would just capitulate

Load of ole uneducated commoners coming down to kent with their ragamuffins spoiling the place 🤣

Jimmy Savile and many more like him enjoyed the 70s except for the poor victims

Yeah dirty ole men in macs flashing, pedos, being leered at and touched up in pubs...

Definitely...they will NEVER change!...🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

It was Harold Wilson's Labour government at the time. Politicians had less opportunity to show their contempt back then & they were less present in our lives.

@LowPlainsDrifter60 Very true. Control seems to be main priority these days .

Oh yea they did. Nothing has changed and yet we vote them in. Crazy.

Yes, they were bad back then but are worse now.

All aged 68 now and probably with a good story to tell.

One of the girls sisters gave an update in another comment..Marion the dark haired girl is in the USA (her sister gave the update..Joyce..The shy brown haired girl,who was engaged lived in Spain for a while,but had alot of health problems,and Janice,the light haired bubbly funny one died a few years ago..

Bloody slappers. Go back to London you cheap tarts.