Are you being served? Colman’s 1960s.
Maureen describes her working life since leaving school: kitchen maid, Lambert’s, Bullard’s brewery, Colman’s and the Crown Court. First jobs I left school early because
Maureen describes her working life since leaving school: kitchen maid, Lambert’s, Bullard’s brewery, Colman’s and the Crown Court. First jobs I left school early because
Valerie describes her work in the baby food section at Colman’s. A family way of life I was brought up in Lakenham and went to
Mary worked in the thread mills and whisky bonds in Paisley. The factory work was hard and she was invalided out by the age of
Julie started in catering, learning confectionary in Switzerland, and when her family was older changed course and trained to become a chiropodist. College and working
Sylvia went from a humble shorthand typist in the 1960s to a really responsible job. Her secretarial skills enabled her to easily change jobs throughout
Colin talks about growing up in a pub, National Service, and his working life in the building trade, particularly in the Thetford area. Childhood I
David was fascinated by architecture at a very early age and after technical school and art college worked in architectural practices in Norwich and Surrey.
Beverley worked in an old people’s home, a coffee shop and a bakery. Later, she worked as a cleaner and a chambermaid which she enjoyed
Dot married young during the war and had five children. She worked in many well-known Norwich companies, including shoe firms, Caley’s, Mackintoshes and Sainsbury’s, the