Uckfield guestbook year 2000/1..

Thank you for visiting our pages.

I love América! I love you.GOD bless U.S.A!I want to be your friend.I live in Brazil. Write me, please.Hugs.
Daniel Alves <adridanny@uol.com.br>
- Sunday, December 30, 2001 at 20:14:01 (GMT)

As far as I am aware Mr Skinner was not on the planning commitee for Uckfield Town Council and his comments sink of sour grapes, leave Uckfield alone and just try to make a new life for yourself wherever you have gone!!!Sarah.
Sarah
- Saturday, December 29, 2001 at 18:29:16 (GMT)

On 29th September Sarah Wrote"I have just read in The Sussex Express that Mike Skinner has moved away from Uckfield, what a result! Maybe now Uckfield can start getting back to normal without 'Mr Uckfield' sticking his oar in wherever and whenever he felt like it!"This was all about planning applications. During the time I was a councillor in Uckfield the amount of strange planning decisions went down. Now you can go back to the old "I've known him all my life...he only wants a small one" school of Planning Committee.(and then not declare an interest) Opportunities abound.. no wonder Sarah didn't like me sticking me oar in. From the extra bungalows in Mount Pleasant to Hamilton Palace to the houses behind Andertons.. Sarah can now have business as usual. Thanks Alastair, Jane and Chloe for making me aware this comment had been made.Sarah.
MD Skinner
- Wednesday, December 26, 2001 at 14:40:49 (GMT)

I think your website is cool. I give it 10/10. It gives you loads of infomation. It's brilliant.
Lizzie
- Tuesday, December 18, 2001 at 20:32:33 (GMT)

On the Notice board the Historical Review Press, Box 62, Uckfield TN22 is mentioned...this leads back to Wilson Press, Unit 30, Bellbrook Industrial Estate which is owned by nazi Anthony Hancock and which does the printing for the fascist British National Party as well as fascists all over Europe. Occasionally attempts are made to burn Wilson Press down.
Caralyn
- Monday, December 10, 2001 at 03:15:32 (GMT)

what a brilliant and informative site, please inform me of all and any upcoming events around uckfield.Thanks, you've opened my eyes
alasdair robbie <alasdair.robbie@oriel.ox.ac.uk>
- Tuesday, November 27, 2001 at 11:21:13 (GMT)

would like to say hello to all my relations in uckfield and the surrounding area'si used to visit uckfield in the sixties with the rest of my familt there were 7 of us, the millars. from glasgow visiting my grandpa and grannie they were mr & mrs freddie martin (the band master)get in touch freddie
freddie martin millar <frederickmillar@hotmail.com>
- Saturday, November 24, 2001 at 22:05:23 (GMT)

Lost touch with old friends from Manor County Primary School when moved to leeds in 1991 especially looking to contact Adam Palmer and Nicola Clayton
Adam Gill <agillmu@hotmail.com>
- Thursday, November 22, 2001 at 14:32:13 (GMT)

Does anyone know whats being built next to the post office? Looks like a new restaurant could be going there?
Sandra Holmes
- Wednesday, November 21, 2001 at 11:13:42 (GMT)

I have spent several summers in Uckfield and it was always great to come back.
Sandra
- Tuesday, November 13, 2001 at 20:03:04 (GMT)

Born and brought up in Uckfield in the 50s and 60s, attended Holy Cross Primary and Uckfield County Secondary (as it was then).Have now lost touch with all old friends from the area, although my father still lives off Snatts Road.Would love to hear from anyone who remembers me.
Michael Simmonds <michael.simmonds@blueyonder.co.uk>
- Tuesday, November 13, 2001 at 14:44:12 (GMT)

I am looking for a friend "Colleen Pittock" that I knew in Uckfield in 1978-1979. Her best friend at the time was Maxine (?). Colleen had blue/green eyes and red hair and had a sister called Collette. I would really appreciate any help in locting her.
Ibrahim Akar <ib@pyrasoft.com>
- Monday, November 12, 2001 at 22:12:32 (GMT)

Hi there,my name's Sarah, I have been studying at Buckswood Grange for two years in Uckfield until last summer when it has moved to Hastings...All I want to say is that I really miss Uckfield and that I would appreciate it if I was informed about what is going to happen to the "Rocks House".... take care all of you.
Sarah <sarita17@aol.com>
- Tuesday, October 23, 2001 at 15:57:20 (BST)

I LIVED IN UCKFIELD WHEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL AND I JUST WANTED TO SAY HELLO TO EVERYONE THERE. I THINK IT IS A WONDERFUL TOWN!!! IM WRITING TO YOU FROM LAS VEGAS. I HOPE EVERYTHING IS GOOD IN UCKFIELD GOD BLESS BYE BYE!!!!!
FAYE DAVIDSON <faye76@usa.com>
- Saturday, October 20, 2001 at 16:24:44 (BST)

HMS EXMOUTH There was a memorial service in early September 2001 in Wick Scotland. If you know or are related to any of the sailors on the shipthat went down in 1940 please contact the www.geocities.com/exmouthhms1940assoc.This is a message to correct the URL as it was posted wrongly back in September.
HMS EXMOUTH 1940 ASSOCIATION
- Wednesday, October 17, 2001 at 15:46:10 (BST)

I have just read in The Sussex Express that Mike Skinner has moved away from Uckfield, what a result! Maybe now Uckfield can start getting back to normal without 'Mr Uckfield' sticking his oar in wherever and whenever he felt like it!
Sarah.
- Saturday, September 29, 2001 at 14:23:02 (BST)

first of all my condolences to everyone in the usa.im happy to see that more people are using the message board. What about some local issues, though. What do we think of the idea of building a new tesco on the town centre park? that will prevent tesco from flooding but what about the little businesses farther down the hill, like the market hall.
jonno
- Friday, September 21, 2001 at 12:35:55 (BST)

It's a lovely piece of writing Brad, and the sadness of it is that within hours the lives all those young people would have changed in some way. Many would be affected by the chaos and fear brought about by the attack on 'their' city, some would have lost friends and family, and God forbid, some of them may have been injured or even lost their lives. When you think of the death of 5,000 people you must also consider the tens of thousands of individuals who shared some part of their lives. For every one who died there is a parent, child, sibling, spouse, friend, workmate or whoever. Only they can really feel the pain. All we can do is offer our love and support as is says in Simone's message.I'm not clear about if you mean the clanging of the flagpole was some sort of warning. It occurred to me that too much conflict and tragedy is caused by flags and what they stand for. Now is the time to unite as if there are no borders and boundarys. We are all the same underneath, wherever we have the good or bad fortune to be born.All the very best to you and yours.Anne
Anne
- Thursday, September 20, 2001 at 20:49:04 (BST)

We take too much for granted here in America. God, our flag and all that it represents, our happiness and freedom, our safety and security, our wealth and prosperity. This is how it was on my campus here in New York the day before the tragedy.IMAGES FROM THE DAY BEFORE SEPTEMBER 11It was an afternoon typical of the start of any other school year at Mohawk Valley Community College and it was brimming with scenes repeated at countless other places throughout the world that day. From where I sat in the Campus Center I was able to watch a steady stream of students hurrying in and out of the building marching to the hectic pace of preparedness, many with their new supplies in hand. Less fitful students were to be found sitting around tables throughout the cafeteria socializing and enjoying their lunchtime activities as the aroma of pizza, coffee and perfumes permeated the air alongside the clamor of their many voices. A gleeful greeting was heard which swiftly punctuated all the other words around it and was followed by the sight of joyous embracing, the universal signals of friendships rekindled. After a few minutes my attention was drawn towards a pretty Spanish-eyed co-ed who was gingerly chatting with her girlfriends. I was near enough to them as to hear her voice clearly but she spoke much too foreign and fast for my English-born ears to comprehend any meaning. As the girl sipped her coffee she fascinated me by the way her fingers twisted her long dark hair in a fashion that suggested to me the unawareness of her action. As I surveyed the room further I spied a young couple in the corner cuddling closely upon a single chair. It appeared to me that the young mans amorous behavior was causing his lady-friend to subdue his advances in a manner that spoke in a whisper of irresolution. They were too far away for me to listen to their conversation but I do recall from watching the encounter that she never stopped smiling.From my vantage point by the window I was able to look outside at the hundreds of students milling about in front of the buildings that surrounded the courtyard. Many of them were smoking cigarettes or drinking beverages, conversing with their friends between classes while a few others stood away by themselves. I observed one purposeful young man rearrange his backpack in a way that now brings to mind an academic soldier preparing for his duty. Other students with their textbooks forgotten beside them were gathering on the green indulging in the pleasure of the open spaces and basking in the sun. As I glanced further into the center of the courtyard I chanced upon a group of men mischievously but casually smoking marijuana. I could easily tell that it was a joint they were passing amongst themselves by the way each one would purse it to their lips as he puffed on it. As they enjoyed themselves within the warm buzz of their blue summer day an occasional cloud would eclipse the daylight, creating shadows that loomed overhead, and, at times crept across the grass towards the men as they joked and laughed seemingly oblivious to the shifting patterns of the light.Yes the day before September 11 was one filled with tender love and beauty, the ignorance and passion of youth, and a hint of silenced apprehension. But as I recollect it for you now the most significant image is certainly that of a sound that was distant and almost forgotten that day within the commotion around me. It was the sound of the random tempo of a rope and tackle clanging against a flagpole in unison with the changing winds that swirled about it. It seemed to be trying in vain to grasp the attention of the people that it had overlooked for so long, and its timber was not unlike, the ringing of a bell.
Brad Westcott <westburn@americu.net>
- Wednesday, September 19, 2001 at 10:02:53 (BST)

Wicked site!
help desk software <mark@usa.net>
- Tuesday, September 18, 2001 at 23:18:43 (BST)

You are right Simone, what lovely words.We are all shocked and saddedned at what happened in America, and if there is a chance that anyone there might see this website I am glad that they can see this message from us.
ANNE G
- Sunday, September 16, 2001 at 23:03:53 (BST)

Thank you Simone for making those comments. I'm sure all of us in Uckfield agree and would wish to echo their sentiments.Does anyone know if there is some official message being sent from the town?
Jeremy S.
- Thursday, September 13, 2001 at 19:05:56 (BST)

From all of Uckfield to New York, Washington and all of the USA, After Tuesdays terrible events, our hearts go out to you . We are your brothers and sisters and our town sends you all the love and hope in the world.
Simone
- Thursday, September 13, 2001 at 01:45:28 (BST)

Everyone in this town seems to be having a dig at The Mayor Mike Skinner, why don't you all leave him alone, he will be gone soon and then you will have to find some other poor sod to have a go at! It's his wife I feel sorry for, whats she ever done to anyone ... enough!
Sarah
- Friday, September 07, 2001 at 22:34:46 (BST)

Another BRILLIANT carnival, thanks to the Bonfire Society and especially the Watts family. Great music, great costumes, great atmosphere. What a fantastic event it is. It really does bring the whole town together in the way that no other event can.When one reads about all the other, smaller carnivals being cancelled because of the lack of helpers one realises just how lucky we are to have kept our special day.Long may it continue.
Santana
- Monday, September 03, 2001 at 00:24:57 (BST)

Sceptic lingerie sites, annonymous libertarians and teenage abuse.Thank you Mayor Skinner.
Year 6 Holy Cross School
- Thursday, August 23, 2001 at 23:07:36 (BST)

after reading Mike Skinners anally retentive comments about the 'official' Uckfield web site I've had a look and all I can say is - well it's all happening here guys!What's the point of a forum that you can't even read without the rigmarole of registering? Is that why it hasn't had an active topic for a fortnight?Great site here - how about a chatroom?Lizzie
lizzie
- Thursday, August 23, 2001 at 02:04:42 (BST)

When's the carnival? Why don't Uckfield Bonfire and Carnival Society have a website? Where are all the posters? Why aren't people given more encouragement to join in? I mean, it's great fun and all for charidee, mate, so why aren't more people involved? Why does it always seem to be the same people?Carnival is a great thing with so much potential. If everyone in the town gave a quid it would raise nigh on £13,000! However, I fear it doesn't raise even half that sometimes. People are always on about charity begins at home, well guys here's your chance! Let's drag Uckfield Carnival out of the 60's and start raising some big bucks!
Bonfire babe <sorry, don't want any more spam than I already get!>
- Tuesday, August 21, 2001 at 01:32:42 (BST)

Trying to trace an old friend of mine who lived (lives) in Uckfield. His name is Graham Frampton.Anyone knows of him, or you are him please drop me a line. Just want to see how he's getting on.Thanks, Emma
Emma Franklin <emmafranklin@imagicaldesk.com>
- Tuesday, August 14, 2001 at 17:00:23 (BST)

HMS EXMOUTH There is a memorial service in early September 2001 in Wick Scotland. If you know or are related to any of the sailors on the ship that went down in 1940 please contact the www.geocities.com/exmouthassociation
exmouth association
- Saturday, August 04, 2001 at 22:28:34 (BST)

I am doing a search of my Birth Mother Joyce Bernece Goodwin, born 24th October 1921 at Old Hall Farm, High Hurstwood, Buxted RD. Her Parents were Albert Thomas Goodwin and Sarah Goodwin nee Johnson. Any information would be greatly appreciated.Yours sincerely Clive Lunn
Clive Lunn <lunnc@southwest.com.au>
- Tuesday, July 24, 2001 at 16:32:36 (BST)

"Man will do many things to get himself loved; he will do all things to get himself envied." -Mark Twain
Jenny Simpson
- Monday, July 23, 2001 at 18:33:28 (BST)

Hi Uckfield. You guys should be happy with the presentation your community gets. Great Website. Just passing by to find out where some old acquaintences (is that spelt right?) sought their hideout. Uckfield? Right...to us here it sounds like ... Mars lol. Anyway, if anyone of you knows some people by the name of Rudy Dasseville, Linda Delve or Callie Demuynk, send them my best regards, will ya? Tx. Yves, Ostend, Belgium.
@ Y @ <s_t_o_r_m_w_a_t_c_h@hotmail.com>
- Sunday, June 24, 2001 at 03:37:55 (BST)

I'm thinking of moving to Uckfield so I was pleased to find your site. As with all towns there are the less desirable areas, as I have two boys I would ideally like to avoid buying a house in said areas, unfortunatly the estate agents weren't forth coming with advice, what do normal people think?
Dorinda <Howdin@lineone.net>
- Friday, June 15, 2001 at 22:57:30 (BST)

If there is anyone reading this who attended UCC from 1985 - 1990 drop me a line to say hi and catch up on gossip etc!
Angela Woodward (nee Hicks) <Woody1402@aol.com>
- Thursday, June 14, 2001 at 11:51:54 (BST)

JUST WANTED TO HI TO ALL MY FRIENDS THAT I LEFT BEHIND IN BEAUTIFUL UCKFIELD,LISA MURPHY, LAURA MESMER, MICHELLE TOURLE, ROXANNE GADSBY-HOULTON AND ALL THE REST OF THE CREWHI TO ALL MY OLD TEACHERS AT HOLY CROSS AND UCC,MY NAME IS BERNI AND I WOULD LIKE ANY OF MY OLD FRIEND THAT REMEMBER ME TO CONTACT ME PLEASE!!!
BERNADETTE BECKLES <WOOLWORTHBDS@SUNBEACH.NET>
- Tuesday, June 12, 2001 at 13:53:41 (BST)

hello beautiful uckfield. i just wanted to say hi to all my friends that i left behindlisa murphy, laura mesmer, michelle tourle and all the rest of the crewbye berni
bernadette beckles <woolworthbds@sunbeach.net>
- Tuesday, June 12, 2001 at 13:40:05 (BST)

Anyone know where I can get information about local (Buxted) senior soccer Sunday League type teams. Am 41 and looking for a game, obviously, for the coming season.
Lance Ingram <l.ingram@virgin.net>
- Wednesday, June 06, 2001 at 15:56:02 (BST)

Excellent site. Would like to take the opportunity to promote an extraordinary local employer offering flexible working conditions in the area. They give great support and training and are extremely co-operative and helpful even if you only want part time temporary work as a student. They have permanent full time staff as well who have been with them for years and cannot be recommended highly enough. Check out their site, http://freespace.virgin.net/homecomforts.ltd/ or give them a ring, 01825 762233 & good luck.
Home Comforts worker <homecomforts.ltd@virgin.net>
- Wednesday, June 06, 2001 at 15:43:52 (BST)

Scot Harris should look in the Uckfield Town guest book to see that we are not the only ones using the page. I think both Uckfield sites are good for different reasons. At least you don't get all the bad laungage on the other page.
Linda Forde
- Wednesday, June 06, 2001 at 11:47:27 (BST)

Did anyone see the Sussex Express article, Friday 1/6/01 regarding the new Pizza Express Restaurant in Uckfield? The plans look wonderful - glass extension, outside patio, roof garden. Wow! It's something Uckfield would benefit greatly from. Pizza Express restuarants are stylish, modern restaurants with excellent food at excellent prices. My family and I often visit the Lewes and Haywards Heath branches. Do any of you know if there have been any objections to the plans or whether it is likely to be allowed? I hope it is.I wonder what the effect on DiMarcos will be?
lydia Hall
- Sunday, June 03, 2001 at 19:23:45 (BST)

Just looked at the Uckfield-Town.co.uk and boy is it boring!! Looks like Cllrs Mike Skinner and Linda Forde are the only two frequenting it!!
Scott Harris <scottharris@fsmail.net>
- Sunday, June 03, 2001 at 19:09:04 (BST)

what does the council think there doin they think that the web master is out of order but then they reply just as childishly why put down this site when the people of uckfeild seem to like it so much more then ure official web site that just so happens to look like so many others which just gives it that special touch of being just like every thing else. what were they thinking of.
know it all
- Tuesday, April 24, 2001 at 20:49:46 (BST)

Wherever you look in Uckfield you see the Mayor, Mike Skinner, Web pages, guest books, newspapers and the High Street, there is no escape from him, I think I will have to move!
Sarah.
- Sunday, April 22, 2001 at 00:19:38 (BST)

Your last contribution (and there has not been a single one for April) is from an American lingerie site......Someone, somewhere is entitled to surf where he/she wants (why am I so certain it is a he?) but it ain't nothingto do with Uckfield. Septic lingerie sites, teenage abuse and anonymous libertarians is all this site has on it. I would love this to have been the official one (or even better the unofficial one we all contribute to) but it just ain't on. Its sloppy. Uckfield is not "someone, somewhere" so I am sure you don't live here or probably are not happy doing so.
Mike Skinner
- Saturday, April 21, 2001 at 14:22:15 (BST)

The Council comes along 2 years after this site was up and running and stamps the "Official Uckfield Site" on their home page. Then the mayor signs this guestbook saying provocatively "Uckfield now has a proper official website". Erm...who is being nasty? The more sites the better for Uckfield but I don't see how one site claiming to be the "official" and "proper" one over all others encourages this.
someone
- Friday, March 30, 2001 at 16:35:59 (BST)

The Town Council do not think they own Uckfield, they just thought it would be helpful to set up a web site forresidents and visitors and there is room for more than one site, if people don't want to visit it, it is up to them, but why get nasty about it?
Linda
- Friday, March 30, 2001 at 15:58:49 (BST)

Since when was Uckfield a company or corporation? If the council decide to put up a site then they may want to call it the "official council website". The council do not own Uckfield, it belongs to the people as does the Internet. Their attitude is farcically pompous and I hope the folks of Uckfield support this site as much as they can. You are fortunate to have someone willing to put in the time and effort to provide an open, unbiased site for the community to express itself. The council and the Mayor will obviously have their own agenda. The more Uckfield sites the better but until they remove this "official" line I won't be going back.
someone <someone@somewhere.com>
- Tuesday, March 27, 2001 at 23:02:20 (BST)

Looking for old friends from the Uckfield Area. Contact Baz@thebiker99.freeserve.co.uk
Barry Miller
- Sunday, March 25, 2001 at 15:10:07 (BST)

Well in my opinion this site is 100 times better than the official site. It is interesting, well laid out and contains lots of useful info.I for one will not be using the "Official site".thanks
Neil Williams <neil@gartrac.co.uk>
- Friday, March 02, 2001 at 16:21:56 (GMT)

As Linda says the website is free. The webmaster pointing to other sites and crying "conned" is excatly yhe opposite. The Uckfield-town.co.uk website is free to the town and produced by a company who have proved they can produce town websites... Well written and well marketed.This one has little but childish abuse and you have had 18 months to make something of it.Mike Skinner
Mike Skinner <cllr.michael.skinner@eastsussexcc.gov.uk>
- Friday, February 23, 2001 at 19:56:17 (GMT)

The new web site for Uckfield costs nothing for rate payers.
Linda
- Friday, February 23, 2001 at 08:55:41 (GMT)

Has Councillor Skinner has been conned into wasting ratepayers money? His so called 'official' Uckfield website looks identical to so many others. Check out these so called 'official' guestbooks for instance:
http://www.wimborneminster-town.co.uk/guestbook/gb.asp
http://www.uckfield-town.co.uk/guestbook/gb.asp
http://www.bridportandwestbay.co.uk/guestbook/gb.asp
webmaster
- Wednesday, February 21, 2001 at 21:56:06 (GMT)

Uckfield now has a proper official website at www.uckfield-town.co.uk
Mike Skinner <cllr.michael.skinner@eastsussexcc.gov.uk>
- Sunday, February 18, 2001 at 12:21:07 (GMT)

I am looking for a lady by the name Colleen Pittock. I met her in 1978-79 She is probably 36-37 years old now, red hair, blue or green eyes and she had a sister called Collette. Her best friend at the time was called Maxine (?)If you have any informatin about her please email me. ib@pyrasoft.com
Ibrahim Akar <ib@pyrasoft.com>
- Tuesday, January 30, 2001 at 17:46:36 (GMT)

After nearly being killed umpteen times on Browns Land and Neville Road up at Manor Park does anyone think its about time to get Something done to slow the maniacs down who use these roads as race tracks, especially when people are walking their children to school.
Dave <david.rome@tesco.net>
- Tuesday, January 23, 2001 at 17:01:56 (GMT)

I was surprised and pleased to find an Uckfield website! Thank you very much!The year 6 pupils at Holy Cross school are doing research into whether it would be feasible or desirable to pedestrianise the High Street in Uckfield. Do any of you have strong views one way or another? If you reply, please remember that children could be your audience, so try to express your views clearly and without too much venom! Many thanks!
Sue Newham <newham@btinternet.com>
- Thursday, January 18, 2001 at 23:49:51 (GMT)

Help please!I am trying to trace my great-grandmother, MaryAnn Vernon HENRYNN, who supposedly worked at Sheffield Park in the 1860s and early 1870s.She died in 1874. I can't find Sheffield Park on the 1871 Census (LDS Family History Centre). Does anyone know where I will find a list of servants for that period, at Sheffield Park?I live in Australia & would love to find out more about her and her family.So sorry to hear about your terrible floods.Betty
Betty <macdunn@hotmail.com>
- Friday, January 12, 2001 at 12:19:52 (GMT)

Hi my name is mark spicer i lived in uckfield from 1978 to 1987 before moving to polegate, i now live in stanley in the falkland islands.i left uckfield school in 1981, if there is any one who remembers me and feels like a chat you can find me at sue.mar@horizon.co.fk or if any one knows marcus collins,stephen tutt ,nick hobden,mark cogger, or alan mansfield( ex dewhurst butcher and was working at woodpax)bye for now mark spicer
mark spicer <sue.mar@horizon.co fk>
- Sunday, November 26, 2000 at 17:29:19 (GMT)

Jo Williams or Amanda chown, Are you both still in Uckfield?
Old friend
- Sunday, November 26, 2000 at 02:16:40 (GMT)

Geeezzz!!!What a mess those floods made of the old home town!I remember back in the 70's when there were floods. I worked at Feedback Data. We had to cross over by the train station on the back of a truck!See the Uck has done it again! Might be time to invest in some webbed feet there.Bazz
Barry Buschl <bazzbear@smartchat.net.au>
- Friday, November 10, 2000 at 04:22:21 (GMT)

Thanks to the web site I have traced the person I was looking for.Keep it up and thankyouAndy Lewis
Andy Lewis <andy.lewis@airrep.com>
- Tuesday, November 07, 2000 at 16:45:02 (GMT)

Remote Name:&nbsp205.188.199.26&nbspDate:&nbsp23 Sep 2000&nbspTime:&nbsp10:54:43
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Hi, my names Antony and I'm 19 years old. I used to live in Uckfield and I used to go to Holy Cross school and Uckfield Community College. I moved away in year 8 and now i've got the internet I'd like to try and find some old school friends, or at least hear from them. The person I'd most like to hear from is Ben Compson, who used to be my best friend at Secondary School, as well as Tim Stobart, Alison Davis and Katy Farmer. If any of you read this, e-mail me at AntonyWilkins@aol.com, It's been a while, I wonder how you've all got on? Thanks.

Remote Name:&nbsp62.255.105.85&nbspDate:&nbsp13 Sep 2000&nbspTime:&nbsp20:44:12
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I drive from Uckfield to Haywards Heath every day and am looking for someone to car share, week by week. I leave at approx 07:25, drive to HH Station and return from HH at about 18:15. marks.kingston@virgin.net

Remote Name:&nbsp195.166.143.31&nbspDate:&nbsp23 Jul 2000&nbspTime:&nbsp02:18:48
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http://www.yaromat.com/macos8/index.htm

Remote Name:&nbsp196.2.44.153&nbspDate:&nbsp07 Aug 2000&nbspTime:&nbsp10:30:35
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Hi, there! My name is Heidi and I lived in Uckfield for 9 years from 1987 to 1996 and attended Uckfield Community College for all that time! I have been living in Cape Town, South Africa now for the last four years and must admit that I do miss Uckfield and my friends! I have been over for a couple of holidays since leaving, but I must say that it is fabulous that I can now have a look at my home town from my desk here in Cape Town! A few more pictures would improve the website dramatically - I want to see what the town looks like! Seems like it is changing a lot. If anyone out there knows me, please e-mail me and let me know how you are doing!

Remote Name:&nbsp196.2.44.153&nbspDate:&nbsp07 Aug 2000&nbspTime:&nbsp10:43:10
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Hi! Heidi again! I forgot to leave my e-mail address for any long lost friends: heidih@ovationglobal.com

Date:&nbsp03 Jul 2000&nbspTime:&nbsp10:46:06&nbspRemote User:
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Congrats John. Nice to see a few photos on the site now, keep it up. Hi Uckfield from Sunny Queensland.
Barry Buschl.

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14 Jul 2000&nbspTime:&nbsp10:49:14&nbspRemote User:
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Kia Ora from New Zealand, My name is Belinda Blick and I am the great granddaughter of H.H.H.Hockey who was the headmaster of St Michael's School, in Uckfield. The school was relocated during WW2 to Barnstaple. I would like to make contact with anyone who has any information about the school, while it was in Uckfield. There may be some people in the Uckfield area who had relatives who attended the school. If so, I would be delighted to hear from them. My email address is nzbelle@yahoo.com Regards, Belinda Blick

From: foxy.lady0@talk21.com&nbspRemote Name: 213.120.56.41&nbspDate: 28 May, 2000
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I am very pleased to hear that Uckfield are proposing CCTV in the town!!! I feel that this has been a long awaited treat for Uckfield but would also like the scheme to cover the Uplands area where we live (unfortunately)!. I sincerely hope that the proposals are successful and look forward to a quieter town.

Date: 09 Feb 2000&nbspTime: 06:47:17&nbspRemote Name: 152.163.207.63&nbspRemote User:
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Looking for Jim Mcintosh (Golf King) You draged me through 18 best holes ever after a long night of English Karoke. Great course, Contact me at pkg1@concentric.net your friend in Michigan.