We were two of 11 children, 8 girls and 3 boys. We lived in a three bedroom house, 4 in a bed! Doris remembers waking up ... (read more)
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These photos were collected from retired npower staff from Didcot Power Station as part of 'Remember How We Used To'.
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We were two of 11 children, 8 girls and 3 boys. We lived in a three bedroom house, 4 in a bed! Doris remembers waking up ... (read more)
Lived here all my life, since I was born in 1935, I have one brother - Alf. Shoping was put on a tab, we were a ... (read more)
I am from Allenbury, worked at Harwell allmy life, i'm 83 now, I was one of ten children. My mother died at 103, dad died at ... (read more)
I remember having a day off school for the Queen's coronation but no street party. I watched power stations being built when I was 37. I ... (read more)
I was born in Cardiff in South Wales, I live in East Hagbourne. I worked at the Milton depot, earning £3/5/10 a week. I married Douglas ... (read more)
My maternal Grandfather - William Edward Markham was born on 3rd Februay 1869 at Highbury Vale, London. He died in Reading in May 1960. He worked ... (read more)
I was born in Didcot, this is a photo of the Street Party we had in 1953. I was dressed an Arab at the Fancy Dress ... (read more)
I started working at Didcot Power Station in 1970 where I was a first engineer. I stayed there until I retired in 1986. My son is ... (read more)
In the mural, left to right: Julian Abbott (me), Stuart Boyle, Steve Hutt. In 1978 we started as engineering apprentices aged 18. We were trained at ... (read more)
This photo shows the cooling towers at Didcot A Power Station. While the Didcot plant was being constructed I was working at the station in Oxford ... (read more)
In 1962 I got married and moved to New Forest and lived near Hythe. I stated work at Marchwood Power Station in the wages/personnel office in ... (read more)
This was the first Ash Plant, which covered the Coal Plant. I was one of the first to work there. I remember my first working day, ... (read more)
I started working at Didcot Power Station in 1973 and stayed until 1993. One of the things that I remember well is the oil and coal ... (read more)
I started working at Didcot Power Station in 1973 and stayed until 1993. One of the things that I remember well is the oil and coal ... (read more)
I started working at Didcot Power Station in 1973 and stayed until 1993. One of the things that I remember well is the oil and coal ... (read more)
I was born and bred in Didcot, I first worked in the railways. I remember the site of Didcot Power Station before it was built - ... (read more)
My father, Jim Buckel, is sitting down on the front row on the far right. He played a lot of football and cricket - and the ... (read more)
This is where we (Jim and Sandi Buckel) and Paul and Juli Buckle live. We live on the right hand side of the road, which is ... (read more)
My Auntie Kit Buckel at a Maypole dancing event. She's the tall one! This photo and story was shared by Jim Buckel and recorded by Nick ... (read more)
My Auntie Kit Buckel at a Maypole dancing event. She's the tall one! This photo and story was shared by Jim Buckel and recorded by Nick ... (read more)
This is my grandfather, Charles Buckel, He owned and ran a ginger beer business. This photo and story was shared by Jim Buckel and recorded by ... (read more)
This is my Grandmother, Elizabeth Buckle (nee Wright) who was married to my Grandfather, Charles Buckel. This photo and story was shared by Jim Buckel and ... (read more)
Sister married the son of ? clerk and ran it. This photo and story was shared by Jim Buckel and recorded by Nick Stanhope. (read more)
My Grandfather had a ginger beer business and 17 children! This photo shows my nanny and some of her children outside thier house, 'Buckel House'. This ... (read more)
This is Buckel family house in East Hagbourne. My father, Jim, is on the cart and my Uncle, Fred, is in the doorway. My Grandfather had ... (read more)
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