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- Thread starter Blue Smarties
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Bennys was part owned by Bryan Robson and part owned by one of the Sweeneys who had the firm Stormseal if i remember rightlyOr Bennys?
stonerblue
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Bennys was part owned by Bryan Robson and part owned by one of the Sweeneys who had the firm Stormseal if i remember rightly
You are right, and i think Peter Reid was in on the act as well.
LadislavMplmx
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Bennys was in dog shit valleyBennys was part owned by Bryan Robson and part owned by one of the Sweeneys who had the firm Stormseal if i remember rightly
Yes mate it was.Bennys was in dog shit valley
stonerblue
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And which lovely part of the world do you live?Bennys was in dog shit valley
And which lovely part of the world do you live?
I'm gonna guess at Dickie Bird.
ColinBellsjockstrap
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The Sweeney brothers owned Stormseal in the early eighties until it folded.....Bennys was part owned by Bryan Robson and part owned by one of the Sweeneys who had the firm Stormseal if i remember rightly
Anyone remember these old Bury businesses?
Bostocks shoes
Tandy
House of Holland
Sam Taylors on Silver Street
Rod Brooks on Minden Parade
Pat Howard sports on Princess Parade
Vibes and Muze
Pilkington Cycles
The very first tiny JD shop, in exactly the same place they are now
Bunn's secondhand shop....."You won't be done if you sell to Bunn"
The Vac shop on Broad Street
Lawless's hardware stall in the indoor market
Booth's newsagents where the 02 shop is now
The organ loft
Steve's model shop on Bolton Street
James Sandiford Motorcycles on Walmersley Road.
All long gone...........
The Sweeney brothers owned Stormseal in the early eighties until it folded.....
Anyone remember these old Bury businesses?
Bostocks shoes
Tandy
House of Holland
Sam Taylors on Silver Street
Rod Brooks on Minden Parade
Pat Howard sports on Princess Parade
Vibes and Muze
Pilkington Cycles
The very first tiny JD shop, in exactly the same place they are now
Bunn's secondhand shop....."You won't be done if you sell to Bunn"
The Vac shop on Broad Street
Lawless's hardware stall in the indoor market
Booth's newsagents where the 02 shop is now
The organ loft
Steve's model shop on Bolton Street
James Sandiford Motorcycles on Walmersley Road.
All long gone...........
Loved Muze,got all my Smiths t-shirts there, Vibes was for the heavy metal guys they used to sit on that bench outside growling at anyone with a short back and sides, Alan Booth who owned the newsagents was a lovely guy, bought my first off road bike from James Sandiford, Is Lawless now not the Hardware stall on the flea market? thought it was same people and i think everyone bought from Pilkingtons.
ColinBellsjockstrap
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Vibes, on Princess Parade was run by Tony and his wife, who sadly died around twenty years ago and his son Chris used to run Muze, which was where BHS is now. Prior to that Vibes was a double unit, Openshaws newsagents, with a small record department also run by Tony.
Not the same people on the Lawless hardware stall, but still in the same place on the corner of the indoor market.
Not the same people on the Lawless hardware stall, but still in the same place on the corner of the indoor market.