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Bee hotel craft with Sue.
Make your own bee hotel and learn some facts about our important friends along the way!
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Caterpillar craft with songs
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Make your own caterpillar pencil holder and learn a few songs along the way!
How to make a Tiger from recycled materials (Craft)
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Join Havering Libraries this summer holiday. This episode shows you how to make your own tiger! Roar!!!
How to make a giraffe from recycled materials (Craft)
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Join us at Havering libraries this summer holiday and learn how to make three Zoo animals from recycled materials. Video 1 of 3.
The Grizzly Itch (Story time with Amy)
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Join our lovely Amy from Havering Libraries reading a story about a bear who has a terrible itch and can't scratch it!
Origami Book Mark Craft
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Come and join our lovely Lorenza from Havering Libraries. She will show you how to make a lovely bookmark using origami.
Barking Dog Puppet Craft
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Create your very own 'Barking Dog Puppet' with Paul from Havering Libraries.
'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' by Eric Carle
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Come and join our lovely Theresa from Havering Libraries reading 'The very Hungry Caterpillar'. Don't forget to look out for her butterfly craft.
Butterfly craft by Theresa from Havering LIbraries.
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Create your very own butterfly with Theresa and then listen to her read 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' by Eric Carle in our next video clip.
Havering Libraries Bookmark Craft
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Make a Recycled Bookmark - save trees by making your very own paper bookmark.
Poetry By Heart 2016, East London County Contest
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Poetry By Heart 2016 East London County Contest Romford Library Winner: Will Weightman Runner Up: Kira Kemp
Poetry By Heart East London County Contest Romford Library 2015 Part 2
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Poetry By Heart East London County Contest Romford Library 2015 Part 2
Poetry By Heart East London County Contest Romford Library 2015 Part 1
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Poetry By Heart East London County Contest Romford Library 2015 Part 1
Romford Traffic Problems 1962 - With Audio
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Update: This video is identical to the Romford Traffic Problems video previously posted except it now contains audio from a VHS version of this clip. It does start approx 1:00 minute into the video. The audio does go slightly out of sync at certain times but is still enjoyable. Romford's Traffic Problems c1962 Presented by Councillor Pat Ridley. The film was made by Romford Borough Council Plan...
Upminster Library Animation Studio Workshop Films
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Upminster Library Animation Studio Workshop Films
Timelapse of New Rainham Library 2014
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Timelapse of New Rainham Library 2014
Romford Smallholders Society presents: The Years Activities 1949
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Romford Smallholders Society presents: The Years Activities 1949
Romford Carnival - Havering greets Europe 1992
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Romford Carnival - Havering greets Europe 1992
'Hornchurch: A good name...' 1952 by Havering Libraries
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'Hornchurch: A good name...' 1952 by Havering Libraries
Development of Romford and Romford Market 1965 by Havering Libraries
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Development of Romford and Romford Market 1965 by Havering Libraries
Poetry by Heart 2014 East London County Contest Romford Library 5th February 2014
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Poetry by Heart 2014 East London County Contest Romford Library 5th February 2014
Havering Libraries Service Plan 2012
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Havering Libraries Service Plan 2012
It was over 25 years later in the late 80's that Mercury Gardens was finally extended under the railway line towards the Army recruitment building. It brought an end to the Wacky racers circuit that went from Mercury Gdns then into Eastern Road , up South St. and then along Western Road to complete the circuit with pose points at the entrance to the Western Road multi storey and opposite Lambourne house. Cooking fat corner was from Ratners by the NewsHut to the junction of Chandlers Way for some extra fun and giggles.😂
I now live in Australia but moves to Elm Park when I was 5 I am now 73. I left Elm Park when I was 23 it was a big piece of my childhood
Worst thing ever happen to Romford come a London Borough
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They loosened their belt to deal with getting fat, driving just isn't scalable.
That’s the Romford I remember and loved. Not the pit it has become.
Now part of Greater London, which has on the whole become a complete sh*thole.
So nice to see, now look at it next green street. Bring back the 70s absolute shit now
I live in West Sussex now but my early years I lived in Penrith crescent elm park went to duningford school and then Britain secondary in rainham moved to Sussex in1962 my dad used to go to the city on tube in 50s and early 60s . Interesting history of Elm Park.I’m now in my 70s thanks for the memories 👍
Tony Blair has ruined everything and all the traitors after him .
Diestructed bty the words that run diagonaaly acrooss the screen!
I remember where the market stalls were there was a hall and some saturdays they had rummage sales, we played there many times and normally had to help get all the unsold stuff out so that we could set up our equipment, around '66 time l think, most of my life was a blur then....................
Amazing seeing the uniform fleet of RT family buses working LT red, green and Green Line buses. It all looked so ordered. People moving quickly and lightly around a very busy town centre. Whether you think it was worse or better than today, it was certainly poles apart from modern Romford. Such changes over such a short period of time. I doubt many generations of people have seen such vast changes in a lifetime.
Romford always been a shithole and still is in 2024,,,
Romford was always a shithole and still the same in 2024
dont live there,, as too many chavs@ListenUp-py1qm
you leave first than so it improves
Well they certainly stopped the traffic and all the business. Romford is dead. Looking at the Goldern Lion junction, one solution was surley to limit the sheer numbr of buses and to change the route so not turning right into South Street. The history Romford had in the market was torn apart and these people should have been prosecuted.
There are worse towns in london area than Hornchurch believe me ,
It's an interesting one for sure.
Just seen this. Must see if I can get the book...
Grew up the other side of Harrow Lodge Park. Remember using the old wooden library all the time in the 70's.
So, that's how they destroyed the town..
This was back then when Romford was in Essex before being part of Greater London, although it was attached sooner within the conurbation area with the County of London as the city's suburbs grew.
There was no graffiti, no sketchy looking people, no drunks or no loitering that spoilt Romford in the 1960s.
South Street wasn’t as bad back in 1965, as it is today. There are so many arrests in Romford.
Remembering Pat Ridley and The Golden Lion , happy days.
We used to have Anderson bomb shelters in Carter Drive, Collier Row , 1952.
Multiculturalism has extinguished this.
Might as well be a different planet now ,could barely recognise anything
My mum and dad would bring me here for shopping trips. I used to love Romford back in the early 1960s. A bygone age we don't appreciate what we have until it is gone. I wouldn't have fancied driving in South Street and North Street then. It looks nerve-wracking!!!
Days of carnivals have dyed out round here...southend on sea
Thanks for posting. Vehicles particularly interesting. Did not see much of the town center back then sadly? Very nicely done and survives its age rather well? Pretty sure they would all have been horrified at becoming part of Greater London in only 13 years time... Noticed some pronunciations I was not familiar with too (i.e. Corbets Tey). That might be ignorance on my part though?
so glad i didn’t do this
went to crowlands?
I practically lived my life in this library in the 1970s. What a fantastic library it was.
There are times when I feel nostalgic about this place. I was born there in 1937 and left in 1972 to live in Cornwall, where I have been ever since! I have never been back, and on the rare occasion I think about doing so, I am restrained in the knowledge that with so much change I would probably not recognise it! Don't get me wrong, things have to change, but whereas some change is good not all of it is! Trouble is that as you get older you tend to look back with rose coloured glasses, and whilst nostalgia isn't bad, you sometimes need to take those glasses off and face reality, no matter what you think about it! So do I go back for a visit? On balance probably not, but if I happened to find myself in Essex I might take a peek, before scurrying back to the land of pasties and cream!
@ListenUp-py1qm yes it is.
I was born in Romford in 1961, when it was in Essex but populated largely by East Enders who had survived the war and the Blitz, like my Dad. It had a vibrancy to it and a special character. There is no doubt in my mind it was better then than it is now. Yes I am nostalgic, but I also don’t think I’m wrong.
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My wife and mother in law worked at Lacronoids
All gone now
my father is buried there. 1951
Has a lovely park Eileen
Not sure why it's a backhanded compliment if people want to come here to better their skills in your language and provide their skills to your economy? Besides we did colonise a quarter of the world at one point and force people to learn English, kind of just desserts if you're anti-migration.
I just bought the book online, looking forward to giving it a read.
Romford, it's a shitehole.
Great Video ..Interesting to know of the history of a town i lived in from about two years old ,and thereon on and off for 56 years.
My friend got married in that church 60yrs ago
No English people now. Parks empty. Paddle pools gone. Nothing. Good olde days
Park is always full in the summer and most weekends you'll find a healthy gathering of footballing kids!
@Deesar Thafaks Oh no! Not you! Again! 🤣
Shame,bit of a dump now
Looks good in them days
So pure English real caring fun happy memories for those who were there. I Love it. I loved the 1977 jubilee when I was young. Bring back the good olde days. We give up our culture now. Saf
Wow good old days
Back when romford was a lovely place, now it resembles a 3rd world country 😢😞
Nah, Romford still looks like the best place out of East London together, especially better than nearby neighbourhoods of Goodmayes and Seven Kings in Ilford; they resemble more like a third world country than Romford.
@@Great_WesternTVFan are you made you might as well be in Romanian or some other Eastern European hole 😳😳😳😳
@@davidbrianhydehyde1102 no I'm british. If you don't believe about my first reply, then have a look at Seven Kings by yourself one day or Ilford's town centre, it is a very dump area with so many extremists migrants living in these areas.
@@Great_WesternTVFan mate I lived in Hainault for 20 years Romford was our best place as kids now I would not let my grandchildren go anywhere near Romford it’s a crap hole
@@davidbrianhydehyde1102 Well, Hainault is an area of Ilford but I never mentioned about Hainault did I? I mentioned the town centre and Seven Kings. You need to visit these two places and compare it with Romford and you can tell which one is more of a crap hole.