Accy Red Light District

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by accymel

Took over the position of what

The one the 'lady' vacated

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by chav1

you know its funny coz i saw a dodgy looking bloke entering a house on nuttall street only the other week with what appeared to be a bundle of papers

at least he wasnt carrying a black bag , rolls of duct tape and a few yards of rope

Probably the only bloke intelligent enough to read a paper in the Nuttall St area

[accymel]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

The one the 'lady' vacated

What the 'going down' position

You really have got your lady knowledge mixed up i suggest u read the dictionary for the meaning of it & u may find its not a proper lady u want but the other not ladylike kind

[chav1]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

Probably the only bloke intelligent enough to read a paper in the Nuttall St area

either that or he was been toilet trained

[g jones]

There has been rumours, and people claiming that very sexually dressed females were standing on streets around Royds St/Clement St and that prostitution was happening on a casual basis - as in not with in any frequency. The Clayton prostitution seems to have been similar, one or two individuals touting and building up regular clientele. They were from Manchester I was told.

[accymel]

Originally Posted by g jones

There has been rumours, and people claiming that very sexually dressed females were standing on streets around Royds St/Clement St and that prostitution was happening on a casual basis - as in not with in any frequency.

pmsl well that answers a few of their residents curiosty

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by g jones

There has been rumours, and people claiming that very sexually dressed females were standing on streets around Royds St/Clement St and that prostitution was happening on a casual basis - as in not with in any frequency. The Clayton prostitution seems to have been similar, one or two individuals touting and building up regular clientele. They were from Manchester I was told.

Guess nobody has a timetable handy then ?

[chav1]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

Guess nobody has a timetable handy then ?

probably like busses as well..

painted up red , big ugly looking things and you always miss one then 2 come along together

O.A.P's ride for half price or choose from any with a hyndburn rambler card

[garinda]

According to the adverts for prostitution in the Lancashire Evening Telegraph, Clitheroe is apparently a hot bed, no pun intended, for selling sex.

Historically it's always happened in this area too. According to my granny there was a woman working from home in Ossy in the 30's, because she prefered the hours, as opposed to the early start at t'mill.

[SPUGGIE J]

Originally Posted by garinda

According to the adverts for prostitution in the Lancashire Evening Telegraph, Clitheroe is apparently a hot bed, no pun intended, for selling sex.

I thought Clitheroe would be to upmarket for that.

[chav1]

Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

I thought Clitheroe would be to upmarket for that.

thats where the term posh w**k comes from

in accy its just w**k

[garinda]

Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

I thought Clitheroe would be to upmarket for that.

It goes on everywhere. In central London it's Shepherd's Market, which is in Mayfair.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by garinda

According to the adverts for prostitution in the Lancashire Evening Telegraph, Clitheroe is apparently a hot bed, no pun intended, for selling sex.

Historically it's always happened in this area too. According to my granny there was a woman working from home in Ossy in the 30's, because she prefered the hours, as opposed to the early start at t'mill.

and much later than the 30s rindy, late 50s early 60s mentioning no names R.G.

[Tealeaf]

I wonder how much she would have charged back in the late 50's early 60's? Ten bob? A quid? Anybody any ideas what the going rates then were?

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Tealeaf

I wonder how much she would have charged back in the late 50's early 60's? Ten bob? A quid? Anybody any ideas what the going rates then were?

A gil of ale, and either two Woodbines or some scrag end, apparently.