Malcolm Burgess and Roy Steele
From top :- Don Clayton. Roy Hunt, Malcolm, and Tom Smith. Malcolm, Mike & Roy Tallis?
Malcolm, Brian Wood and Bill Haliday
Malcolm with Roy Tallis
Station Rugby Team - 1953 - 1954
Norrey, Atkinson, Couzens, Lewis, Copeland, Everington, Ferry, Leckie, MelroseScott-Oldfield, Rye, Evans,Curtiss, Pease, Carmichael, Mansfield
Atkinson, Lewis, Everington, Copeland, Norrey, Carmichael, Scott-Oldfield, Pease
Two photographs from "Digger" Fowell
Extreme left lower picture. The identities of the other airmen are not known
Reunion 2003 four pictures
Shirley Baxter and Marion Tallis
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Two photographs from Pat Johnson, names are not in order.
Tweety Bland, Benjie Britten, Trev Johnson, Brian Prett, Brian Warburton, Frank Williams, Ken Williams.
Don Clayton and friends - unknown
Trev Johnson and friends - unknown
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August
Holderness Gazette
Withernsea and Patrington area pubs - today
Most of the Holderness pubs that we knew all those years ago have, surprisingly, survived, even more surprisingly most of them have retained their original names.
Two have closed in Withernsea, the remainder are still very busy.
Click on the venue's name to access photograph.
There are still four nice pubs in Patrington - The Hildyard Arms, The Holderness Arms
( formerly The Pelican?), The Railway ( formerly The Westgate) and The Station Hotel.
The latter was closed for a complete refurbishment a few years ago. On my last visit it was closed again, * further alterations are being carried out. The Burns Head opposite the old site in Patrington Haven is a busy pub and restaurant with a pleasant garden.
The Queens In Withernsea closed a few years ago. It was the first pub on the right as you entered Withernsea from Patrington, it is now an elderly persons home. It is easily
spotted because the building still has the pub name emlazoned across its frontage.