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I CAN’T BELIEVE HE’S PULLING THE BRIDGE UP.

Tower Bridge c1930. The way traffic was stopped back in the day.

Hi Brian, I can’t help you with the clown, but believe it or not there was only about 7 meets at New Cross, 4 or 5 in 1954 before they moved to Harringay as the New Cross track was too small. I think they returned to New Cross in the 60s when Harringay was being improved for a couple of meets. This ...

Remember these, we had one like this at the Bricklayers Arms Rail Depot. We had 3 minutes grace, if you clocked on a minute after that then you had 15 minutes pay docked, c1960.

I was lucky enough to see all these riders, great memories.

left to right, Jimmy Gooch, Eric Williams, Leo McAuliffe, Reg Luckhurst, Split Waterman on bike, Barry Briggs, Tom Sweetman, Bobby Croombs, Johnnie Hoskins(promoter).

Exton Street formally Church Street. The Club is a residential premises for members and ex-members of the British Armed Services, founded in 1907 by Mrs Ethel McCaul, a Royal Red Cross nurse. Exton Street, between Waterloo Road & Cornwall Road, The Union Jack Club annexe, c1975. 1 X..jpg Ext...