Originally Posted by Bob Dobson (Post 956332)

It's high time I was trying AGAIN to make contact with him, now knowing that his mother, who might still be alive, was a teacher at AGS

Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 956363)

I seem to think Mrs Wallwork died some years ago. She was my favourite teacher at Accrington Grammar School. I have not forgotten how she taught me the correct usage of it's and its and that alright is not all right. Eric: I think she would have been AFTER your time. I was at AGS from 1965 until 1971.

Originally Posted by Lost in Cornwall (Post 956586)

He was on "Midweek" if you want to catch it on i player.

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 919476)

Barnard was the first to carry out a heart transplant, but Prof Wallwork took the procedure to new heights Tealeaf. I steam to remember one of his success stories was, the former Landlord of the White Bull in New Lane Ossy, I can only remember he was called John, but he had very serious heart problems in the early 80s and received a new heart at Papworth, which gave him and extra 10 years of life, just 1 of 3000 operations carried out by Professor Wallwork in a distinguished career

Originally Posted by dave telford (Post 959137)

I think that would be John Jackson who had the White Bull. I worked with him at Cockers (and bought one of my first cars from him) before we both left for pastures new.