The post office engineer – and the horses (1940s-2016)
Although most of Dick’s life was as a Post Office engineer, his first job was as ‘ho gee’ boy on the farm. My first job
Although most of Dick’s life was as a Post Office engineer, his first job was as ‘ho gee’ boy on the farm. My first job
The Reverend Jane speaks about her life: wartime, on a farm, horses, working for the church, and being ordained as one of the first Church
Richard has been a farmer most of his life. He moved from a small farm in Bressingham to South Walsham from where he retired in
Peter was a gardener-porter at Heigham Grove maternity hospital before the health service. Later he was the gardener for the BBC in St Catherine’s Close
John talks about his working life in banking, nursing and as a care home manager, and the fulfilment of his long-term ambition to be ordained.
Irene recalls her time in a bible factory, driving a tractor and working for Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. Married to a sailor My husband was
Rita grew up in a theatrical boarding house helping her mum, and joined the Land Army doing farm work during the war and afterwards. When
Stuart tells us about his life working on a fruit farm, teaching students in Kent and being a warden at Winterton Dunes. School and agricultural
Peter did an apprenticeship at an agricultural and general engineers. He worked for a large manufacturer of agricultural machinery, travelling throughout the UK, Ireland and
Janet worked as a typist at a building company and for a tea merchants before having a family. Later she got paid by the tray,