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Bro! :kiss:

My youngest was born in 87. :thumbsup:

If she was there in the mid 80s, she may have delivered my sons. :)

This was a good thread. It looks like the answer is 4 years. Hope that helps. :thumbsup:

:lolol::laugh: :lolol: I know, and to think people are always harping back to the so called "Good Old Days".

I was actually born there. :)

Ah, It's when I joined the staff. I had already passed the interview. It was just company procedure. It was with my own GP, paid for by the bank. I left 4 years later. :smile: I should have said :smile:

Got the impression mine was money for old rope. I am also sadly now in the lardy over 50s group (You know, typical Upper West).

No but funnily enough I had a cartilage taken from my right knee that summer, in Cuckfield hospital. Bloody painful it was as well, I was there for a week, which was a good recovery time in those days.

I had one when I joined Lloyds Bank at the age of 19. No more than 30 minutes.