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In response to: Memories of Onslow Street in the ’60s – and The Thriving Café Run By My Grandfather
I remember Onslow Street as it was so well.
I lived in the top flat above the newsagents, Babbingtons, for a year with the the Lee family and played Sunday football with Ray Lee for Robert Dyas.
I think Ray worked at Perrings, the furniture shop.
My bedroom overlooked the water cooler on the Friary Meux site and what a smell of hops!
At the front was the Salvation Army Citadel and on Sunday mornings the band would parade down the street. Tough but great days, well remembered.
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John Lomas
September 18, 2025 at 8:01 pm
Pedantic point. My first thought on reading the headline for this was, “I didn’t know there used to be a well on Onslow Street”. Whether any of it was ever called Old Onslow Street I don’t know.
Editor’s response: Point taken, headline amended.