At times a stall parked outside the pub. …..running through the types of establishments, some were simply ‘drinkers’ making alcohol available outside of pub hours (11am-2pm, 5.30 – 11pm, 10.30 Sundays) These often offered the facility to place cash bets (illegal until the 1960 Act legalised betting shops) and, at least prior to c.1956, catered largely to the indigenous white population. It also sold paraffin for room heaters: Aladdin Pink and Esso Blue – an evocative smell. They had to be coated with ‘Dubbin’ to stop them drying out and cracking. Laurence’s mother was rather pretty, very warmhearted and always impeccably dressed but perhaps not the brightest bulb in the chandelier. For football we wore green and gold shirts with a slip-on tabard in House colours. It was to sever the link between the Club members of my generation. ….here just into St Ervans Road at c.no.6 was…. The room was full of lads standing at the bar and old folk sitting at tables, scowling into their glasses of barley wine or Mackeson stout. In 1954 a competition was set for pupils to design and build a miniature house using our own choice of materials. The frying oil was sieved regularly and crispy batter bits deposited in a tray so be added to customers’ orders on request. Originally owned by Courage and now owned by Enterprise Inns, it stands alone as the sole survivor of the fourteen pubs of Latimer road and as such assumes almost the status of an historical monument. Not only did his face shine with joy, but he would invite you in with his characteristic, “My stars and garters, look at that!”. We were also taught how to use a jig saw to cut out animal shapes in plywood. I am a clerk, of 20, Bomore Road, North Kensington—I first met Jones on December 23rd, 1905, when he came to my room—he was living in the same house—I had seen him a month or six weeks before that, but had not known him—I have not seen him with Wilson before December 23rd; I have since—the day Jones came to my room he was brought by a woman who lived in the back room, whose husband is in the asylum, and who is living with another man—Jones then told me he had pawned a chain for £3 10s.—he showed me the pawn-ticket in the name of De Vere—he showed me another chain in tissue paper—I went out with him that evening—he had the chain then—he was wearing it the latter part of the evening—we went to the ‘Bush Hotel’, ‘The Telegraph’, and several houses in the neighbourhood of Shepherd’s Bush—at the Telegraph I saw Wilson and two others—Jones and Wilson talked together—on Christmas Day Jones and I went out—we had no money—Jones asked if I had got enough money to pay for a drink, and he would pay me back if he could sell this chain—we went into the Duke of Sussex, but the house was too full—Jones said he could not see the man he wanted to—he asked if we could get two dinners from the landlady, and he would pay me when he got money on the chain—between 1 and 3 o’clock we came out and went again to the Duke of Sussex about 6.30 or 7 p.m.—Jones handed the chain over the bar—we came out and walked up Latimer Road and came back, and I waited outside…….. On 27th Aug. 1963 the pub was ‘registered’ by H. M. Land registry and soon after was subject to a compulsory purchase order leading to it’s later closure and demolition in 1964 when the site was absorbed into the ‘Edward Woods Estate’. I wrote about the school in my autobiography. Miriam left the country after a while and I heard years later on that she’d had a child of her own, though I believe that the child sadly became a victim of sickle cell anemia. Then we carried the water back with a bucket in each hand. There are a number of areas, which so far I really have failed to find definitive answers to certain arcane questions; did the speculative builders who constructed the houses build the Mews as well? Believed to have been built c.1854, a substantial and rather handsome white stucco building, the first recorded landlord in 1855 is S. Williams when it was owned by The Isleworth Brewery (St. Johns rd Isleworth est.1726) When in November 1923 this company was liquidated it was acquired by Watney Mann in whose ownership it remained until it’s closure. She ran the place with a firm hand – no swearing, no sitting too close to girls – calling out in strongly-accented English to anyone breaking the rules. I was good at the 100 yards and 220 yards, but not the longer races. Up in the North no space was wasted and sometimes the entrance to the Mews were built over, to maximise income. Any attempt to reduce this to 16 or 14 inches wide and to have trousers without turn-ups was vigorously policed by prefects. I remember French, Maths and Chemistry especially as being well taught and filled with revelations – completely new topics. He met my family and they all fell under his charm. Our performance was risible. There were shops nearby and the Mews were hidden away round the back. There was also the 1980’s famous VW Golf advert that featured a Mews with the actress who looked like Princess Diana. It is probably the oldest pub in Latimer Road and is one of three pubs marked on J. Wyld’s map of 1846 (The Globe and The Duke of Sussex are the others). The parcels were handed out to each pupil as we left the building at home time. The other names have slipped my memory. Not a lot changed physically with the Mews but sometimes the use evolved. Blechynden Mews, 1969, demolished. It was in fact the original ‘Shepherds Bush Market’ pre-dating the current market (established in 1914) by over fifty years and even pre-dating the arrival of the railway by ten. Each year members from the School would attend summer camp on the Isle of Wight. A 1911 photograph of the Dining Rooms shows a large sign across the window: ‘Good Convenience for Footballers.’. Some blogs on this site will be also be sponsored and include affiliated links. St Clement Danes Grammar School was in Du Cane Road, close to North Pole Road, but just outside the North Kensington boundary. A long corridor ran the length of the building in front of the form rooms. We used the chapel for synagogue on Saturday mornings and that’s where I had my bar mitzvah. As summer came to an end fireworks arrived in the shop: boxes for families and a pick-and-mix selection including penny bangers, Catherine wheels, jumping crackers and rockets. Victim no 3, Hannah Tailford lived at Pembridge Villas. He would stop us smoking until we reached the magic age of fifteen. They didn’t want me to feel that I had been left behind. In Stamford Hill, since we went on Saturday mornings, we used to watch all the ultra-religious Jewish families on the way to Synagogue, still dressed in 19th century clothing. People spoke about the war being over in six months, by Christmas. Would it/he/me be OK? We also had our own school badge – ours was diamond shaped, green with a pearl button – which was sewn onto our coat. The window was filled with large, dark wooden cabinets that housed radiograms, wireless sets and televisions. The boys all went to St Clement Danes Grammar School for Boys and Barbara went to Burlington Grammar School for Girls. I think the manager was a Mr Bates with his wife as cashier. It was close to the north western edge of the Hippodrome racecourse and fronted Counters Creek which had yet to be culverted. It offered little postcards listing next month’s attractions. It’s attraction was considerably aided by Vincent Bute, the sounds man who sourced all the latest ‘blue note’ label records which were hard to obtain then. Folly Mews At the end of the summer Shirley went off to America to do a collecting trip with Alan Lomax. During the summer, small groups of us would go up in the evening and use their swimming pool, ‘The Ducker’. Victim no 6, Mary Fleming, known locally as Gummy Mary lived at 44 Lancaster Rd and was last seen alive in an unlicensed ‘drinker’ at 32a Powis Square. The school orchestra provided most of the music and there were games, singing (Ten Green Bottles, Clementine and other traditional tunes) and attempts by the staff to act out funny sketches. It was clear that both sides enjoyed and learned from this experience. When I went to work I spent l spent more time at the youth club in the Sutton Dwellings estate where there was music and a lively social scene, so I spent less time in North Pole Road. Just off the hall was a small room with three showers. The next thing I remember was colliding with a brick wall and having to get bits of my recently half-grown front tooth removed from my lower lip. Barratt’s Off Licence was at No 6. A small group of boys whose parents could afford spiked shoes won most of the races, the rest of us puffed along in plimsolls. It was like an early Christmas. They also provided all the transport business’s needs, supporting everything the stabling trade required such as blacksmiths, chandlers, bridle repairers. There were jars of pickled eggs and pickled onions on the counter. In winter, The Cage was ideal for making slides on the frosty and icy surface – our form of winter sports. At no 16 was Miller’s Bakers (previously Glanville’s). Golborne Mews In addition to the vast range of sporting activities, Lew made possible so many new experiences. Mr Cleaver ruled the workshops, Mr Kumatsu taught Physics and led the fencing class. We had to replace our wicket-tree with a wooden fruit box begged from Bolt’s. I joined St Clement Danes in Form 2A in autumn 1954 and went through the progression of 3A, 4A, 5P, Upper 5P. The shop had a row of sinks with mirrors above where customers sat to be transformed his into the Elvis look-a-likes whose images were displayed in photographs on the walls. To get the drinking water, we had to go out the cottage door, across the main road, through a gate, into the field to a well. To have to also practise passing, shooting and tackling, required acute survival skills. Mews were part of the support system for the new inhabitants of the area. We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. At half-time Lew explained that a replay would cause havoc with our schedule and that we must win today. Portland Road 141-145, 1971. Teenagers could buy a bottle of pop from Kentâs and drink it hanging around a shop doorway, or venture into the North Pole pub or the Pavilion, feeling uncomfortably youthful amongst the regulars. For many years after it’s closure it was referred to by Harrow club regulars as ‘Chris’s building’. Jack’s café was on Westway where it joined Scrubs Lane at the end of a short parade of shops. Recently I told Lew that he used to look like Errol Flynn and speak like David Niven. We now live peacefully in west Ulster and the new house is also delightful. Alec McAllister evacuated with Oxford Gardens School. My Mum put me on a bus, which took us to Winchester. The hall was tiny and made worse by having a low ceiling and a set of wall-bars down one of the long walls. But we could usually find discarded bed frames on bomb sites. We were taken in a car to the farm where we met the family. The next morning, he awoke each of us in turn with a wet sponge in the face. Perhaps Lew’s greatest gift was that of sharing his delight and wonder in all around him. Eight days later in Evesham street Ernie Bell fatally shot Billy Smith with a rifle receiving 7 years for manslaughter, the charge reduced from murder as Bell’s defence claimed Smith had attempted to throw a sledgehammer at Bell prior to the fatal shot being fired… though of course Smith was unable to refute this. At 15a, ‘CAFE CONTINENTAL’, a basement club attracting a mixed (black/white clientele). I took my 11-plus in 1954 with all candidates for that year sitting at individual desks in the hall. Unsurprisingly given the criminal nature of Notting Dale generally, The Latimer is connected with nefarious activity throughout it’s 100 odd years history, none more so than when it was centre stage for a succession of altercations that led ultimately to the murder of regular customer Billy Smith (real name James Hannington) on May 9th 1960 in Evesham street close to the pub. An impossible task: not least because I felt that I should represent all the Club boys. Sparing readers the grim details, Haynes was found guilty of manslaughter (on account of the evidence being circumstantial) and sentenced to transportation for life. I can vividly remember us all lining up in two’s with our haversacks on our backs. They always talk of school-days being the happiest days of your life. We all received a Coronation mug and a booklet in which I wrote my name and address in extremely poor hand writing. There were choc ices and home-made lollies that rapidly lost their taste. Would you be ready to entrust your children to their teachers to take them away into the country? All these clubs attracted prostitutes (as did the KPH) but not necessarily for business….even sex workers need ‘downtime’. The family came for the same village in Wales as my mother. an all nighter owned by West Indians but safe for whites….club in the basement…no alcohol but plenty of drugs. The Mews were always on cobbled streets sloping steeply to the centre, to easily allow mucking out the stables and wash everything down to where the drains and sewers were in the middle of the road. Judith Lowenstein, Michael Rath’s cousin wore plaits, and was dubbed the sex-symbol of the school among the other 10 year olds. In the 60’s, TV series like The Avengers and The Saint, made Mews hip places to be. They were also pleased with their letters and pocket money. The coachman might live upstairs in quite primitive conditions, with probably just a cold water supply. When you were a self – employed Hansom Cab driver, where did you rent a place to keep your cab and the horse? Every child was taken in, one by one, and I was last. I recollect the Post Office moved into Kent’s in North Pole Road from its original location at No 8, which then became the launderette. We have already heard from the parents of some of our children, and the letters are full of appreciation of all that has been down. The famous Mandy Rice-Davis quote from the trial, ‘he would wouldn’t he’, appears today inset into the pavement on the opposite side of the road to the club premises at 127. Similarly, one year on a holiday in Sitges I, and another boy, managed to lose the teapot while we were doing the washing up. None of the kids worried about her being black, mind you. You took a candle in with you to see in the dark. I never became much of a Hebrew scholar and, since I became an Atheist by the age of eight, my attitude to the usual school religious indoctrination wasn’t very co-operative. Much later the schools combined to form Burlington-Danes Mixed Grammar School. the , . It was a very popular hostelry in the period before WW1, a fact highlighted in evidence given by the pub manager at an Old Bailey trial of a customer (William Frederick Jones of nearby Bomore road) on charges of fraud and deception involving jewellery: HENRY DAWSON . From the Wiltshire Times, Saturday, September 16th 1939. They sold Wall’s and Lyons Ice Cream. I had an old case; I think it was probably canvas. During this time the boys I had grown up with had left school or moved away from the area. My mother came down from London with a bottle and cakes of some sort so we had a sort of kiddish after the service. Certainly the Mews have moved on with the times. Anything more exotic could be purchased in one of the many larger shopping areas such as: In the North Pole Road shops it was possible to buy most items for daily use. September 3rd 2019 marks the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of WW2. The pub is sited on the north westerly tip of what was previously the Hippodrome Racecourse and the entire curve of Walmer road follows the line of the Racecourse palisade. Here are my memories as in my autobiography. The pub was rebuilt c1872 as a three storey building forming the end of a short terrace on the south side between Latimer Road and Calderon Mews and renamed ‘The North Pole Hotel’. There was an earthy smell, probably from the open sacks of potatoes, along with the sweet smell of fresh fruit. I enjoyed all the lessons, except religious instruction during which I caught up on my homework. I did the job a few times. The Mews would have seen a subtle evolution of use. How did you pay the rent, weekly or monthly? I can clearly remember reading Jason and the Argonauts. It also featured a cartoon character famously called ‘Your Esso Blee Dooler.’ This shop also sold paint and wallpaper. The mews ran off Telford Road. Beyond that very little information exists regarding this pub. The clubs varied greatly but generally supplied a demand for OUT OF HOURS DRINKING, GAMBLING, MUSIC, PROSTITUTION AND DRUGS or a combination of these. Her name was Miriam. We also all had a gas mask of course, which was carried on a piece of string, hanging in a cardboard box. The Cage had handball courts marked out with painted lines and provided with nets. In the 1950s and early 60s, North Pole Road and surrounding area was a café-free zone. (RBKC Local Studies). At the schools, the Billeting Officers set out with parties of children, armed with lists of householders who had volunteered to receive them. We have got, I am afraid, to assume – that aeroplanes would come over London dropping bombs… The bombs might, and probably would, be aimed at military objectives…but there is no knowing where some of them might land. Then we would hear his repertoire: The Surrey with the Fringe on Top, Maria, Tonight, and, The Foggy, Foggy Dew among others. In June I curated and led a walk around W.10 and W.11 focusing on this topic. Lew was now living in a one-bedroom flat and at the age of 76 was suffering major health problems. Although we had an excellent team that year and the opposition was obviously inferior we were unable to score. I should like you to have seen them, Mary is delighted with her dolly and has been dressing it in different clothes and has been quite amused with it. ‘Going out’ meant walking the streets with her as she took her corgi out in the evening, while I accompanied her friend Valerie. Later we were taught calligraphy using Osmiroid dip pens with italic nibs. all the activists/hustlers… Michael DeFreitas Lucky Gordon, Darcus Howe, Johnny Edgecombe etc. He was put next to me and we started teaching each other our respective languages. Denbigh Mews (now Close) Of-course, this didn’t work. The juke box played 45rpm discs with the centre pushed out. My mother was furious. And I particularly enjoyed, “O, what a beautiful morning”. I had no desire to master the skills required to build a canoe. She was to end up staying with the children throughout the war. Silverton’s was more sophisticated than Bolt’s, a ‘proper’ shop, although penny apples were also on sale there. Other adults would not have dreamed of speaking in this way to us. I can remember no bullying in the playground, for instance. Blechynden Mews (demolished) Princedale Mews (now Princes Place) Bramley Mews (demolished) Unsurprisingly this failed to attract a buyer and it’s demise was completed in May 2012 when it was marketed by Goldcrest Land for £2.2m-£2.4m with full detailed planning application for a six storey building comprising 84 student housing studios with one retail unit on the ground floor. It was pretty grim and very cold – there was no heating of any sort. Suffice to say, however, that we did finally move to Lancaster Road, bang across the road to my school and into a flat of four rooms which also sported what must have been another ancient bathroom with a water geyser that made a noise like the Titanic sinking as it gulped out hot water but we did at least have a proper working bathroom! Formerly the Mangrove, All Saints Road. We walked to the Lloyds’ house where we met Mr Lloyd and their son Stephen. More memories of the 1950s and 1960s from Gwen Nelson. I remember once, for instance, when somebody had used the phrase ‘taking umbrage’ her remarking that Umbrage was a very strange name to give to a Jewish boy. Mr Allen taught Engineering Drawing and also sports, Mr Fogwill taught Geography and he was our form master in Form 4A. He had a well-muscled body which he enjoyed showing off. 109 Likes, 2 Comments - Dr Raymond C Lee MD (@drrayleemd) on Instagram: âWhat an amazing virtual aats. This was the best that I could do: “I want to tell you about a gifted man called Lew Ashman. Probably – yes. A local historian was commissioned to put together an exhibition to re-launch the Club after a major development programme was funded by the Prince’s Trust. The house was ancient and delightful, but the district not so. The landlady lived in the basement. Try These Top 5 Valentine’s Day CBD Gift Ideas! CBD SKINCARE: Is It Actually Doing Anything? My mother went to complain about lack of supervision in the playground and Mr. Somper, after expressing sympathy then came out with what these days would not be regarded as a very PC remark, by way of comfort. Boys played football, while girls, for some unknown reason, liked to tuck their skirts into their dark blue underpants and do hand-stands against the wall. In 1979 it was demolished when it was absorbed into the ‘Frestonia’ rebuilding programme marking the southern end of that development with the rebuilt Hunt Street becoming Hunt Close which stands broadly on the same site but not occupying precisely the same footprint. The first recorded landlord in 1854 was John Greaves Nicholson with the entry describing Mary Thornton Steele as the ‘outgoing tenant’ thus giving rise to the belief that the pub existed before 1854. 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