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You can see why the building on the end is no longer there! Interesting to see Dockerills there, only a hundred yards or so from their current home.

"GB News is Good News" - who knew that channel had been around for so long :lolol:

Interesting to see the church dominating the skyline in the old photo which is now something many people probably don’t even notice is there.

So good to see the return of this thread

They had a shop in Worthing as well. Bought my first clock radio from there with my first Xmas’ tips from my paper round.

The most surprising thing about that photo is how old the balcony that sticks out from the building on the left is - I assumed it was some 70s/80s addition

I didn't know there used to be a church there.

Pictures of Worthing - https://historicengland.org.uk/images-books/archive/collections/photographs/usaaf-collection/#gallery-5-1 and Cissbury Ring - https://historicengland.org.uk/images-books/archive/collections/photographs/usaaf-collection/#gallery-5-2

I feel really bad about derailing one of my favourite threads with bad puns but at least they were related to the topic.

and then they could have cut their cloth accordingly

Before Diechmann I think it was C&H fabrics but unfortunately it was curtains for their business

I have a red Sandtex shirt from 93/94 which has the size name of 'Jumbo'. I believe these were the sizes given to the players at the time.

Thanks for posting those. It shows those of us not old enough to remember the West Pier being open what a wonderful ornate structure it was and also what a great job they did restoring the only remaining structure on the prom.

Proof that scooters being used on the roads have been an issue for years.

Great to see the old radio Brighton shed there.

Sloping tennis courts?

That'll be the Spurs game when the away fans broke out of the pen. I was only 9 years old and down in the south end of the West terrace but remember my dad getting ready to pick me up and get clear if the Spurs fans had got much closer.

Two policemen at the entrance? It was either a rough area of a very early example of the door security you see nowadays.

Zoe Lyons described the i360 the other night as a large phallus with a cock ring on it.

Not if you buy it at the Amex!