Not sure Susan, perhaps Les could reply here with details if there is one coming up.

Hi Dave,
Les did mention something about a re union is there still one going?

Hi Susan, Glad you enjoyed the pics. M.o.C – a thankless task, but plenty of time off work for meetings (that’s my experience as an ex- F.o.C.). Lets hope Les Byers spots the article and makes contact.

I started work at Kemsley House, Withy Grove Press, in the summer of 1961 as a printer and bookbinder I have wonderful memories of my time there I was no stranger to the old place as my mother use to take me to work with her during my school holidays she worked in the canteen her name was Ann she use to take the trolly round in the afternoons, I don’t think there was a room in the old place that I hadn’t been in, even now I write chapters of my time made in Dagenham had nothing on us all, I even took over as MOC when Edith Johnson retired. Sadly I loss track of Les Byers from the print room when friends reunited folded
Susan Baker (nee DUNN)

Worked on the Evening Press in York and South London Press as a Lino op. Nearest I came to your area was on the picket line at the Stockport Messenger

It was normal business. Are you an enthusiast about the world we lived in? I don’t recall your name. Dave Heald

What was the celebration Dave? Or was it “normal business.” Have you got any pics that could be used on the site?

Dave Heald F.o.C.

I have just text him the website, he will be in his element, especially the one where he is holding a tray of whiskey glasses in one hand and an empty bottle in the other . . . priceless!