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whitchurch & llandaff north welcome to whitchurch & llandaff north home chronicles photo album anecdotes contact then & now new pics designed by steve nicholas copyright © 2016 by stephen nicholas · all rights reserved · e-mail: [email protected] new look website ! welcome to the new look website which is in the infant stages. i have tried to keep it basic and simple as possible for ease of use. at the moment there are about 50 photos on the website and i will be adding many more soon. i want aslo to include more reading articles and local historical information to make the site more interesting. if you have any comments or anything to contribute please contact me. forest hall by les gibbon this was a delightful looking house set in it's own grounds where the picnic area is now situated. going up the drive there were two red clay tennis courts which were always kept in good condition, my friend mr. doug rees sprayed these courts on a regular basis. there were stables, a nice orchard, a well and bees were kept at the back. when i was seventeen i worked at this house with mr. noah rees (doug's father), we repointed the chimney stacks, as a lad i remember mr. shivley gazard who was the manager of the tin plate works living there. on the weekend he rode a brown horse and wore proper riding gear and would say hello to us boys. he then went to live at swansea. when i was employed at the works the manager was mr. bert king who also lived at forest hall. he had three brothers who were tradesmen at the works. the last person to live at forest hall was mervyn thomas a farmer, his brother arthur also lived in forest hall. they also had a farm at ty rhiw and worked both farms between them. when the lease was up and mervyn moved out, the boys got in and wrecked the place i saw it like this , it was a crying shame. the house was then knocked down a sad fate for such a lovely house. local people still talk about it, before closing i would like to mention a lady i know, gladys lloyd who was a maid at the house for 7 years. whitchurch post and telegraph office, merthyr road, whitchurch (opposite the royal oak) dating from 1920's and in 2013 was a nationwide building society office. melingriffith boxing club by les gibbon whitchurch rugby club was opened in 1852 as a church by thomas william booker. it's original name was the melingriffith wesleyan and methodist church. after it ceased as a church it was used for other purposes before it became a gym. after the war years it was re-opened in 1946 as a gym again. quite a few of us lads from that area joined on the first night. " the hall " as it was known, was kept in immaculate condition by the trainer mr. ernie hurford, there was a wonderful collection of photographs around the walls. whatever happened to them? there were a number of professional champions - eddie thomas, bernard murphy, jackie hughes, jack sutton, george sutton; sometimes cliff curvis, phil edwards and dai dower would come for a night's training. amongst the amateur champs were terry pudge welsh and schoolboy champ, raf representative, lyn bodman welsh and british schoolboy champ, welsh rep, alan lloyd welsh and british schoolboy champ and welsh youth champ, les gibbon welsh youth champ 1949 and 1950 royal signals and northern command rep 1952-1954, kenny paul welsh schoolboy champ, keith phillips welsh rep , alec donne, who won 9 titles on the trot, made up of 5 welsh and 4 british - a wonderful achievement. the above boxers were all local lads. my apologies for those who i have missed. sunnybanks houses by harry davies mine was an idyllic childhood, i was born in one of the sunnybanks houses in 1915. i was the youngest of four children - all boy's except my lovely sister elsie. my father father was a furnace man in the melingriffth tin works. he worked shifts, and it was hard, hot work; he drank a flagon of amber ale as soon as he got home. his shirt stuck to his back with sweat, i used to pull it off for him. my mother was mary ann thomas from tongwynlais, well known, and loved by all who knew her. our parents were happy with each other, and with all of us. our neighbours in the other six houses in the terrace were like an extended family. we were all equal, and everyone rallied round to help each other. the houses had six rooms, two at ground level, two upstairs and two below. the pantry and only tap was across the 'bailey', built into the hospital boundary wall. the toilets were built there too, one toilet for every two houses. water was carried in buckets into the house for washing, bathing, cooking etc. friday night was bath night; water was heated on the coal fire, the tin bath was half filled and i, being the youngest, had my bath first. then i was sent to bed, and the rest of the family had their baths. about a dozen of the children in sunnybanks trooped to school together, there was no parents escorting us in those days. we had no fear of attack, and we were always quite safe on our journeys, and when we played in the longwoods and in the canal. we all learned to swim in the canal; when we were good enough, we swam into the feeder and the river. one morning, some of us boys went picking mushrooms early. on our way back there was 'steam' oozing from the feeder, oh great we thought, lovely warm water! we stripped off and jumped in. but it wasn't steam; it was morning mist, and the water was nearly freezing. when we went swimming we had no towels; we just put our clothes back on our wet bodies, and we never caught a cold. this was just as well because, if we were playing ball on the bottom 'bailey', and the ball fell over into the canal, we would climb down a chain into the water to retreive it. our mother was nearly always at home. she would walk to llandaff north to shop in doddingtons. a mr. evans would come around weekly with his horse and cart, and sell vegetables. mr. atkins would come weekly from splott with vinegar and salt. our medical care was covered by my father's weekly contributions at the works. we weren't ill very often; life was too busy and happy. some children in the new houses had diptheria and were taken to the isolation hospital . none of us caught it. we attended the methodist church, mums and us children on sundays. sunday school was a 'must' for the children. mam went to the sisterhood meeting on thursday. dad was too tired on sunday to do ought but rest. we always had plenty to eat, plenty of home cooking, pies and cakes cooked by mam. our clothes were bought from a 'packi' (not a pakistani), who called for weekly payments. we all had new outfits for whitsun, and we all went to the church 'whitsun treat' in a field near radyr. it meant a ride on a lorry, a treat in itself! there was also a camp holiday organised by the tin works for the children of thoses employed. our fathers paid weekly toward the holiday, which was in cornwall, if i remember correctly. it was a great holiday. our reading matter was mainly 'chips' and 'funny wonder' comics, and reading the adventures of 'tarzan of the apes'. the rialto cinema had saturday matinees at two pence a time; we were regularly left in suspense with the 'pearl white serial' films. talkies didnt reach us until 1927 or so. the charlie chaplin films were silent, and the resident pianist supplied the background music. when i was fourteen i was grown up, i went to work at bell & nicholson warehouse in north edward street, close to queen street station. at first i used to cycle to work. so, as children our playgrounds were the longwoods, the canal feeder, and the sports ground near forest farm. what more could a child want? the days were full; we ate 'like trogans', and we slept like 'little logs'. we had no worries, no rows or quarrels at home; a happy home we accepted as normal. we enjoyed our lives, and we never realised that we were a truly blessed community living in 'god's acre' sunnybanks. claude p hailey claude p. hailey, who was energetic and influential, and was extremely well liked and admired by his associates. he was born on 20 september 1875 and grew up as part of the congregational church in charles street and attended howard gardens school. at the age of 18 he entered the secretary’s office of the taff vale railway company, moving on to the coal freighters association and, finally, the prestigious cardiff coal exchange as secretary. he married gertrude seward and settled in llandaff, residing at branscombe, the parade. he was choirmaster and organist at christ church, llandaff. the residents of llandaff north will forever be indebted to this mild mannered, quietly spoken, benevolent individual for the donation of land that became hailey park. recent upload 1 recent upload 2

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