Hullo! I loved going to the Steamie with my Mum and her friends. Thanks in advance :). He also sold single woodbine cigarettes out the packet. Although the scheme had a bad reputation for crime, drinking and violence, as a child I never felt unsafe or deprived in any way and knew only kindness from my family, friends, relatives and neighbours. I stayed all over Govan, I was born in the Southern General in 1961 and was brought home to Neptune St then I stayed in Govan Rd, Broomloan Rd and Carmichael St. I stayed in Govan in the early 60's first in a tenement at 118 Govan Road, we stayed in the top storey mum, dad, me, my sister, and baby brother. Jocelyn Square. 25 bus to the Gladstone Gospel Hall at the corner of Golspie St and Logie St. Our children and grandchildren have been back many times as well. History [ edit] I was wondering if anyone had any information on the McSherry family? My father, Alex Grant and brother Davie lived one up at 129 Elderpark Street. 7 Markus, 1993, p. 163 Govan young team. I used to go to the Harhill Baths every Friday night.Saturday mornings, afternoons were at the Lyceum or The Plaza Picture Houses. The Version table provides details related to the release that this issue/RFE will be addressed. My family lived at 100 Harmony Row, Govan until I was 10 (born 1953), I lived there with my father Guido Gonnella, my mom Susan, brother William and sisters Helen Marie and Susan also lived with us. These incomers earned the contempt and resentment of some disgruntled local inhabitants, who focused on problems of anti-social behaviour in the estate, which acquired the nickname "Wine Alley". Photos: Splash News. I was in the 102 Life Boys then the Boys Brigade with my big brother Tommy. Management of entrance into the block zones was poor while the risk of personal attack inside and outside the flats was high. My mam would love to know. Newsquest Media Group Ltd, Loudwater Mill, Station Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. HP10 9TY. There, two local cops came up with the idea of using several of the houses to keep a 24-hour watch on the gang. Full of great memories. I screamed blue murder, he wanted to pull my pants down, but no way I letting him do that to me. Ther were many menswear shops such as Jackson the Tailor and John Collier. However, in 1989 the same area was one of the most crime-ridden and deprived in Scotland. Contents Where Were Hanged In Glasgow? My da was George Paterson, mum was Betty Paterson my child hood there was brill everyone was so friendly and you could trust everybody. Elder park is a mess and all the railings have been taken out. It never surfaced again until Lil Feeney came looking for me (who I had known from Govan Initiative) and asked me if I would be interested in helping to write a Report on poverty and deprivation (along with herself and Brian) inspired by Darners book on the same theme. Again, where were the democratic, caring authorities when the 1987-1990 Glasgow Housing Condition Survey found that in a third of the citys houses suffered from condensation, dampness and mould and did little about it? Second, it encourage prospects for social inclusion by impioving living conditions and life changes while a third (indirect) factor is that, by working with authority, it can augment the personal development and enhanced confidence that participation can bring.9 [20], Traditionally viewed as a lower working-class area, Govan has typically supported the Labour Party, but the Scottish National Party (SNP) has also been strong there. Many memories but top must be winning Whitefield Cup with Under 13s against Lourdes in 1962 by 7-6. I would so love to hear from you if you do. Skater Girl. RM 2E6CW9C - Workers line the street and applaud the hearse carrying former trade union official Jimmy Reid as it is driven past the Govan shipyard in Glasgow, Scotland August 19, 2010. I asked him if I was going to jail, he said not at all and he gave me a sweetie. By the 1860s, the village needed a higher order of administration and it was made a burgh in 1864, under the General Police (Scotland) Act 1862. He said be a good girl, I don't want to see you when you're 17 causing problems. When in trouble the Govanites all come together. The most famous of these housing estates is Moorepark, sometimes referred to jocularly as "The Wine Alley"[22] - this area was named by The Independent newspaper in April 1994 as one of the worst areas in Britain, with drug abuse being a widespread problem and unemployment standing at nearly 30% (up to three times the national average at the time). Wall furniture and coverings, clothing, beds and bedding, carpets and furniture were badly affected by fungi while many of the inhabitants suffered physical illnesses related to the damp atmosphere, financial anguish at the cost of replacement and (in some cases), mental problems brought on by the worry caused by the above problems in the first place! I was born 1944, lived 3 up in 52 Wanlock Street, right across from the little swing park and Fairfields Shipbuilders and right next to the Govan Ferry. She had two brothers James (b.1924), Michael (b.1928) Agnes (b.1930) and Kathleen (b.1932). My mother and grandfather raised me alongside my two sisters and three brothers and various in-laws who moved in and out of the home through the years. I was the smallest and skinniest one there, there were about 10 of us up on the dyke, they're all shouting at me, so I shouts I'm just gettting ready. We would have concerts and the money raised would organise a trip to the seaside for the kids of the area. 9 Goodlad, and Meegan, 2005, p. 188, Community Power in Community Planning We are the Eskimoes. It is now an industrial estate . Svisiace strnky. Providing activities for member children and young people Providing informal and formal training for family members I was born in Govan in 1941. Been looking at the old pictures of Govan and wondered if anyone remembers my father's Chemist/Optician shop at Govan Cross near Helen St, 830 Govan Road. [21], The area has had a reputation for deprivation and poverty, partly due to the construction of housing estates in the 1930s to relieve the overcrowded slum district of The Gorbals, Glasgow. Email: enquiries@gblink.org.uk , www.gblink.org.uk Years ago Govan was a brilliant shopping place. Almost went to St Anthony's primary. Does anyone remember; Sophie, Robert; and Mary,who lived in Carmichael Street, Govan 1936? The Burnside gang were found with 150,000 in heroin and a large sum in cash. Once the area had gained a bad reputation (through no fault of its own), this was picked up by Govans local newspaper, The Govan Press, who furthered the image in a relentlessly aggressive campaign against the inhabitants until even the authorities began to believe it too. We had 4 Cinemas that we could go to and the swimming baths and all the dykes round the back to jump and all the different games we played outdoors until the street lights went on and Dad shouted out the window it was time to come up the stairs. We used to listen to all the records being played from Munleys on a Saturday morning. One flat was chosen in Wine Alley and a second across the road in a collection of tower blocks called Iona Court. We then moved to a cottage at 112 Golspie Street down the lane, I always remember walking home down the lane, at the bottom of the lane we had a very large wooden gate, which we had to open to get in. Darners second criticism was that the Tenants Association in the scheme had no local leadership or community say over who came into the scheme. Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company Ltd. 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SC 020951 It was later in 1974 that she began her Stairhead Seminars in the so-called "Wine Alley" area of Govan which led, in 1976, to the Govan Project. I stayed at 146 Copland Road above the Light Blue Cafe went to Ibrox primary School 1941 till 1948 happy times. I was searching for Harry Lauder pictures and came across this interesting site. I've been back to visit my relatives several times, but the old places are gone. Over the years the Wine Alley had been severely neglected by the council and in the 1980s like a lot of places in Britain people were faced with high unemployment, drug abuse and crime, it continued to get worse and the homes were in such a bad state due to continued council neglect and lack of investment that they were demolished by 1995 and the people scattered to the 4 corners of Govan and beyond.http://www.acumfaegovan.com Contact Us. Was never out your streets up the fighting lol Peg & the Fleet pussies,Possil Border kicked your assesmany times. There were two other sporting venues for local residents and workers located in the south of Govan (with no space available in the industrial northern area at the Clyde): White City Stadium and Albion Greyhound Stadium, both now entirely demolished. [28], In 1977, the Labour government of James Callaghan passed the Aircraft and Shipbuilding Industries Act which nationalised Govan and grouped it with other major British shipyards as British Shipbuilders. I lived my early years in Govan on Vicarfield Street opposite St. Gerard's School where many of my older cousins attended, amongst them the McCurrys. Media/news company. I recall going to the Co-op hypermarket on a Saturday morning for messages. Charlotte was a sweet pup who eagerly posed for a pic. I was born in 1946 at 16 Elderpark Street, I had 3 brothers; Harry, Robert and Ronnie, we all went to Greenfield Primary school, Harry and Robert also went to Govan High School and we also went to 168th Boys Brigade and lifeboys. Would love to hear if anyone remembers the Wallace family! Good memories. Darners later thoughts on a solution to the schemes problems were that it could be found in Community Planning for, as he says, members of the underclass are not helpless and passive victims of structural circumstances. It was regarded at the time as perhaps the worst slum in Britain, and the people who lived there were treated like vermin by the authorities whom we treated likewise. My mother was born at 68 Harmony Row in 1924, when she was about 10 she was sent to Dand's Drapers on Langlands Road to buy thread for a neighbour and got her finger caught in the door which resulted in losing the tip of it which gave her years of pain, on a lighter note on the subway to hospital she had to pace up and down with pain which resulted in her leaving the subway with her pockets jingling. I am Mary Haggarty and it was 95 Golspie street, cannot believe someone remembers, my mum will probably remember your family will ask her tonight. When Damer returned to the area in 1989 he found that his earlier report had had two outcomes. Will they be full participants at setting the agenda for their locals or are these just pie crust promises?11 Will the same old story of the past three decades resurface where members of local communities are merely informed or consulted about changes in which they have no say?12 Perhaps one of the worst errors that the new regeneration policy is now making is that of ignoring the potential of local housing organisations as important instruments for inclusion and social capital, and their spill over effects of wider social and economic developments and issues. Instead, it referred to the popularity of cheap and powerful tonic wines particularly with young people - the vast consumption of which would often lead to violence and disorder. My brother and I would wait for the coal lorry to come round the corner and hang onto the back of it as it drove up the street. Maureen Doyle was my name then. I don't like to think what might have happened if they had been discovered.''. Many of the latter were too poor, ignorant and disorganised to remedy the situation themselves, and so the earliest community planners or social agencies necessarily undertook the first initiatives for planning and providing for people. ', "1881 England Census, The London Charterhouse, St Sepulchre Without, London, p.6 RG11/344", "University of Glasgow:: Story:: Biography of Jimmy Reid", "Aircraft and Shipbuilding Industries Act 1977 (c. 3) Schedule 2 Shipbuilding Industry", Govan Maps 1857-1934, National Library of Scotland, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Govan&oldid=1127691800, Wikipedia articles incorporating a citation from the 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica with Wikisource reference, Short description is different from Wikidata, Articles containing Scottish Gaelic-language text, Articles with MusicBrainz area identifiers, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, This page was last edited on 16 December 2022, at 03:51. 109m Bells Bar . 11/2. @AlanJParks" I lived at 2 Robert street, Govan, we moved there from Tower Street, Kinning Park, I went to Harmony Row school (1959/60) then moved up to Hills Trust primary and after that went to Broomloan Road secondary school, that was shut down and we were moved to Govan High comprehensive around 1967/1968. My husband and I ended up going into the USA. I was born Jan 6th 1951 and brought up in flat above Co-op in Helen Street at Govan Cross, I Went to Harmony Row and Hills Trust Primary schools before moving to Pollok when I was 10 .I have 4 brothers Dave, Bobby, Shuggie, all born in Govan ..and Alastair born in Pollok. People lived with the inconsistency in the records. I had to leave early as I was going to a residential orchestral camp but I was so heartbroken at the shop closing, I didn't want to miss a moment of that last day. Clydebuilt Database - Shipping Times, Stuart Cameron. He was able to give police precise details of the drug operation Burnside was running and the names of his associates. Moore Park (Glasgow University Library, Special Collections, Dougan Collection, 1870), OS 25 inch Scotland, 1892-1905 (Moore Park), "Glasgow, Govan, Moorepark Housing Estate", Gender and Political Identities in Scotland, 1919-1939, Ian Jack: Problem Families (review of 'From Moorepark to Wine Alley: The Rise and Fall of a Glasgow Housing Scheme' by Sean Damer), Debate: Housing and Local Government (Scotland), Poverty, deprivation and development in working class communities, Photo of Benburb F.C. Show More . This is a small family owned and operated place. My mother was Frances Leddy and she was born at 57 Hamilton Street in 1926. This latter kingdom, established in the aftermath of the Viking siege and capture of Alt Clut by Vikings from Dublin in AD 870, created the sandstone sculptures known today as the Govan Stones. He liked nothing better than tothrow empty drugs packets out of his window and watch a crowd of desperateaddicts scrambling for them. Great times. Old Photographs Govan Glasgow Scotland tourscotland 31K subscribers 111 27K views 5 years ago Tour Scotland wee video of old photographs of Govan, Glasgow, on the south bank of the River Clyde,. We protect your brands globally and help consumers find your wines. My Aunt Marg & Uncle Jack Johnstone had the paper shop on Govan Road. This website and associated newspapers adhere to the Independent Press Standards Organisation's 6 He thought that important questions are never asked because mistakes in the finish of the whole are not seen until it is too late. Not Now. [10], Not much is known about any medieval village that may have surrounded the church until 1454 when it is recorded that whole houses, barns and mills in the village were brought down by a great flood. These were not cleared until well into the 1970s. Interest. One of his best customers was a former police officer who had been thrown out the force due to his heroin addiction. The Wine Alley is a boutique wine shop specializing in fine wines from the Pacific NW and Around the world! I used to know a Maureen Murray who lived about there she would be about 72 now. Community Centre & Play-Park in the Wine Alley, Govan. It was very hard during the war for our mother as our brother was three years older and our father was a shipyard worker, working nightshift. Directions to Wine Alley Govan (Glasgow) with public transport The following transport lines have routes that pass near Wine Alley Govan Bus : 121 23 26 X19 Train : SCOTRAIL Light rail : SUB How to get to Wine Alley Govan by Bus? Moreover, there will be no demolition or destruction of any part of Govans heritage on the contrary the important Iron Age site of Doomster Hill will be marked with grass, and not encroached upon by the new housing while a special corridor will link it with Govan Old Parish Church, which is one of the earliest Christian sites in Britain. There was no point in carrying out any raids because the dealers could quickly escape and dispose of their drugs. My gran was Ella Campbell who lived in Greenfield Street during the 50s and 60 s. I was born in Govan in 1942 and lived in Elder Stree before moving to 15 Water Row above the bakers James Jack & Sons, my father worked there for 56 years. Life in wine alley I was born in 1950 and brought up in Govan in the Moorepark housing estate or the Wine Alley, as it was commonly known. Burnside also appeared to take sadistic pleasure in watching them scrabbling about on the ground looking for their hit. Log In. The wine in the Wine Alley nickname was not expensive red and whites like Beaujolais and merlot. We also have a great selection of craft beers! inaccuracy or intrusion, then please We love it here, but still go back to Scotland every other year. Pieces 'n Jam and a Bottle of Water climb on top of a Air Raid Shelter and have a picnic, Aye happy days and not a Tablet or Mobile phone in site. The partnership works by: We always used to stop at your house on the way home from St. Anthony`s school, for a blether. Now offering wine & beer by the glass! I have lived in Australia since 1969. In 1996, a team from Channel 4's Time Team programme carried out an archeological excavation at the site. During the Viking Age, following the sack of Dumbarton Rock in 870, Govan is believed to have been one of the major centres of the Kingdom of Strathclyde. I can't remember what we wrote, but we were very busy. Unresolved: Release in which this issue/RFE will be addressed. Create New Account. Hi Catherine, I also lived at 100 Harmony Row and also live in Canada. The scheme was codenamed Operation Buckfast after a brand of tonic wine popular in the area. 103m Big Mouth . Drumoyne primary it was, a year after my big brother Robert started (about 53) then on to Govan High School, that was the one which caught fire when I was due to sit my O levels (no excuses). Wine Alley Govan Kids Southern General Hospital On the Clyde Govan Kvaerner/Fairfield Shipyards Govan Shipyards ( Front gate pics ) The Plaza/Vogue Govan Dry Docks Trams in Govan/ Goods Carriers Inside the Lyceum Bingo/Picture Hall Lyceum Projection Room Lyceum Foyer & Balcony Foyer Lyceum Cinema Balcony Inside The Lyceum Govan Baths Harhill The wine in the Wine Alley nickname was not expensive red and whites like Beaujolais and merlot. However, as little seems to have changed in the last 30 years does this mean that at last, local communities are to be involved in making decisions about their futures? I used to go there with my Mum to Woolworths, they had shoe shops and everything you wanted. They were followed there and back by a second surveillance team and the vehicle stopped near Ibrox. It was a two bedroom, living room with a kitchenette and full bathroom. Also, among the plans for Govans hub was a programme to make Govans main shopping area more attractive such as joining Govans Market, Shopping Centre, Underground and bus depot together under the one roof. I was born in Govan in 1948 and lived with my grannie in Vicarfield Street, opposite the school. I might have served you in the shop in the early 70s as a teenager. Posted on Behalf of Mags Monaghan The "Wine Alley" housing scheme, just off the Broomloan Road, was notorious in Govan and elsewhere in Glasgow as a den of thieves, drunks and drug addicts. Remember, Charlies sweet shop opposite us, where after playing football we were soaked in sweat, you got a glass of lemonade for threepence. A similar uncertainty existed regarding the nearby lands of Pollokshields and Westends. Following the five convictions, the man who led the investigation, detective superintendent Joe Jackson, received several letters from grateful Wine Alley residents. On 13 July 1577, the teinds of Govan were granted to the University of Glasgow, and the Principal of the University ex officio was appointed minister of the parish. My Mum was Godmother to your brother and I was at your wedding. 99m New Cafe India Govan . Also remember when we started school in 1943, we had to carry our gas masks with us. It is in this context that he placed the above paragraph at the very forefront of his book From Moorepark to Wine Alley, The rise and fall of a Glasgow housing scheme, and it is also for the same reasons that this section of the Braendam Link Report investigates housing (especially in Glasgow), its problems, and how they could be solved by community planning. He had a kilt on and a curly walking stick. Does anyone remember the shop or have a picture of it in the background? I am researching my family tree and as both my grandparents died in 1990 and 1993 respectively I can't ask them. It goes on to say that although bad housing design, and the allowance of dilapidation has been part of the problem, still housing is not the whole answer. This present attitude towards housing has serious implications for the future. Lots of memories too many to say here. J. N. REILLY There is a war on. Especially in the Scottish context, given the important role that they have played in community planning. The first was an experimental improvement programme, which had the initiatives: the partial modernisation of the houses, the re-planning of the external environment, and the construction of a Tenants Hall. They share a rivalry with St Anthony's F.C. Listing details information provided by Stephen Redding. . In this way they dispelled the idea of the workers being "work-shy" and also wanted to illustrate the long-term viability of the yards. It is situated 2.5 miles (4.0 km) west of Glasgow city centre, on the south bank of the River Clyde, opposite the mouth of the River Kelvin and the district of Partick. I guess I drifted away from Govan for some time although I watched it contract as the shipyard industry faded and that was until my interest was aroused as the company I was working for took up new premisis near the Southern General as it was then. Just looking for anybody who new the Paterson, dad george known as Geordie and mum Betty, sisters Elaine, Brenda and brother George. [17][18], A prominent feature of the Govan landscape was the Doomster or Moot Hill, which stood near the river, north of the present Govan Cross. I was so focussed what was in front of me, I never looked behind me and I disappeared over the edge. It was like growing up in a wasteland! Helen Dunlop and I have kept in touch all these years, she is only one month younger than me and lived across the street, therefore we have known each other all of our lives. Now her daughter (my mother) is 92 years old and I am fascinated by the stories which her mother passed down to her and now to me. Police Scotland. I worked there for a time early 60s I left in 1962. I learned then that Govan as I knew it had obviously changed (the three picture houses were gone) but was still a thriving community. My dad was Boaby Rodgers he got knocked down and killed when I was 3 in 1964 and my mum was left a widow with 4 wee girls. Sometimes it was hillarious, waiting in the queue to get onto that seat, and having to use The News of The World as toilet paper.wow! Moorepark is a small area in the Scottish city of Glasgow. Alley & Vine will be ready for outdoor and indoor dining once allowed, but until then, customers can order online or by phone for takeout and curbside pickup. The above digital stories were made by members of Govan Reminiscence Group for the Heritage Lottery funded Britain From Above Community Project in Govan, Glasgow, during Spring 2014. Loving your stories, my nana was born at 15 Elder Street, Govan in 1893. Jackson retired in 1992 after a distinguished 32-year career with Burnside and his cohorts still behind bars. Every month her and neighbours would make tablet, cakes, scones and stuff. I always thought it was a listed building. Before leaving the area in 1975, Damer sent in his report on Moorepark to the Housing Manager of the Corporation of Glasgow where he attacked the Corporation for failing to do its job in managing and maintaining both the houses and the environment in Moorepark. I went to Broomloan Rd nursery then the school. He also complained about the abusive term Wine Alley, which was always quoted by officialdom whenever Moorepark scheme came under discussion We left govan to go to Drumchapel. In sum, effective participatory urban management calls for a fundamental rethink from all the players involved, from the local authorities and development agencies, through local (and sometimes international) non-governmental organisations, to the community-based organisations themselve; in redefining their roles and relationships, if something is to be done for the benefit of all. They were friendly and knowledgable, it was a great experience. 1 Damer, 1989, (passim), Life in theWine Alley One day in the Summer, off we went to the Steamie, everybody went in, my Cousin and I stayed outside. Govan feels vibrant again. Community organisation. I went to Greenfield then Govan High left school in 1975 and worked in Govan shipyard canteen my mates wee Calum McLean, Brian Lavoury, Billy Cameron, Tam Reid, Jim Reynolds and Stephen Gourley now living in England. 15 Saturday Home, 2005, p. 20 16Vindicated1, 2005, p. 1-2, Acknowledgements In reply to these petitions, the Scottish Parliament wrote to Glasgow City Council and to Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, asking for their responses to the submission and within 4 months, Glasgow Council had taken steps to set up the Central Govan Action Plan.16 Dry Docks Cafe. They expect 20 calls a week from officers needing help. Govan is served by Govan Subway Station, Ibrox Subway Station and Cessnock Subway Station on the Glasgow subway system. We left Govan when I was two, then lived for five years in Markinch before moving on to Kelty, Cowdenbeath, Armadale, and Rushden down in England. This settlement was set aside on 20 December 1621, and only the patronage of Govan was left to the University. Within 10 years, Glasgow Corporations repair and maintenance service to the area had declined noticeably because the Corporation was simply not interested. Curtis Govan, 23, was convicted in July of rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, aggravated indecent assault, terroristic threats, unlawful restraint, simple assault, resisting arrest,. It was my first Saturday job and I worked there for about a year until the very day when it closed, which I think was in June 1972. I was born in the Southern General Hospital in 1958 and lived at 23 McGregor Street, Chookiehill [Teucharhill] as it was fondly called then. 199310 Scottish Charity No. However, the dealers were less careful back in Wine Alley where they thought they were untouchable. Drug and alcohol abuse was a widespread problem and unemployment stood at 30% - three times the national average. Got in with the wrong crowd in Wine Alley,Govan, Glasgow,(Rab C Nesbitt Country) usual stuff to start with theft,housebreakings(Burglary to those from England), theft of and from motor vehicles, local gang wars etc, then got into some serious crime such as armed robbery, Gun running between Stranraer to Belfast, serious assaults(GBH), . Through the ages people have lived in houses, building them according to the climate, topography, the material available, and the social and cultural ideas of the time. Then the place just went to pot. Here in the alley, you will find tasting rooms such as Truth Teller Winery, Baer Winery, Ancestry Cellars, Adam's Bench and the office of Woodinville Wine Country. Doublers; Rounders; Kick the Can; Ropes I could go on and on particularly with the little verses we once recited lodged in my brain still! Around this time a second surveillance was being carried out on Burnside and three members of his team who had travelled to Liverpool in another car. With five suspected drug dealers in the cells and 200,000 worth of heroin seized, it had been a very productive day for the police. They thanked him for the work they had done in cleaning up Wine Alley and bringing Burnsides two-year reign of terror to an end. They were, however, very much a part of the physical landscape that became Renfrewshire. I cleaned it up and he must have been watching, as he came back out to see if I had done well. The jumps I remember were at the swing park at Harhill across from the steamie and at Greenfield where we jumped the middens and shelter and going along the wall (single brick width).

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