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a few from graham’s days with s&k,firstly these few,all taken in calais.
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is that the mal green who had trucks on rockwool, and did some storage at i think it was the old rover factory on rover way, where tesco,s is now?
Hi Chris,
ARB432T, was new to a firm called STIRLANDS, if anyone has photos or knows of the firm, would be great to see and hear of, thanks
Paul
yes that is mal green who did rockwool wat a nutter regards rowland
Paul, east cefn coed:
Hi Chris,
ARB432T, was new to a firm called STIRLANDS, if anyone has photos or knows of the firm, would be great to see and hear of, thanks
Paul
Yes Paul I remember Stirlands from Nottingham.I have sent you a PM.
Chris.
Hi Paul east cefn coed, Stirlands ,IIRC ,were from Nottingham area ,they had a big contract with Boots the chemist night delivers to there big out lets,pluss other contracs ,they were red we bought 2 of seddon Atkis 201 Gardeners fuller boxes tidy tools done us proud reg no NAU /// W HOPE that may help u a little ,Cheers Barry
Hi Barry, b waddy. Thankyou for your reply, are yes interesting, have now found a photo of ARB431T now sister of mine, photo is on flickr.com, search it by STIRLANDS ERF and it will come up, its a great photo worth a look, may be Seddon Atki’s there too, will have a look now.
Thanks again Paul.
Barry, there is a photo of RAU528X Seddon Atkinson on flickr.com
Paul.
Paul Ecc , ON the Star Road ways site there is a pic of a blue ERF ithink is an ex Stirlands Reg no simular to our two ,Cheers Barry
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found this very good as i drove for wgr lloyd of pyle and then trevor phillips of neath until they finished,remember all of the old firms,great to see my old freind ian underhill with his j&m ■■■■■■
hi all,
flash harry glad you enjoyed our thread.the images bring the memories back 
,i have been given a few more now,this time richard ivey from bridgend,ran a few lorries during the 90’s.i remember them subbing to john raymond and on the furniture.
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rward:
yes that is mal green who did rockwool wat a nutter regards rowland
thank you for that rowland, thought it was him, i knew him from when he used to drive for john gregory from llynapia, they used to load from us at south western metals in pyle ,regards clive.
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hi jeromejactan john gregory thats a name from that past smashing bloke i think he went back roofing not sure regards rowland
hi all,
here are some lovely old photos kindly sent to me by member yorkietaff,thanks howard .firstly a foden from andrew jones st.mary’s hill.seen here in the abbey.
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rward:
hi jeromejactan john gregory thats a name from that past smashing bloke i think he went back roofing not sure regards rowland
i was told that he had gone back on the roofs, by a lad in rhondda tiles when i delivered there a couple of years ago, your right there rowland he is a smashing bloke, would throw £50 into our xmas drink kitty, and that was 30 years ago, regards clive.
these fodens were at kingston minerals in ewenney.
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rward:
andrew does that look like my brother second from right regards rowly
Rowly, last time I saw your brother Kelvin it was 2004 and he was working with Malcolm Green for FT the Italians from Swansea, parking in Wayne Powell’s yard at Pant Glas Ind Est, Bedwas. I was pleased to see him whilst visiting Wayne Powell and asked Kelvin if I could take his photo. Wayne Powell was shouting out “You’ll have to stick it on widescreen Ade or you’ll never get him in…”. I daren’t repeat Kelvin’s reply to this remark towards Wayne but the air turned blue…
Ade1970:
rward:
andrew does that look like my brother second from right regards rowlyRowly, last time I saw your brother Kelvin it was 2004 and he was working with Malcolm Green for FT the Italians from Swansea, parking in Wayne Powell’s yard at Pant Glas Ind Est, Bedwas. I was pleased to see him whilst visiting Wayne Powell and asked Kelvin if I could take his photo. Wayne Powell was shouting out “You’ll have to stick it on widescreen Ade or you’ll never get him in…”. I daren’t repeat Kelvin’s reply to this remark towards Wayne but the air turned blue…
Sir Wayne Powell himself
