The Atkins Siblings and the Guards Chapel Tragedy: Remembering the Largest
V1 Bombing Loss of Life, 18th June 1944
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*Amy Atkins, born 17 April 1871 Woman Clark-Board of Education aged 73 *
*Philip Atkins 17 Feb 1874. Retired Bank Clark, Bank of England, aged 70*
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"Somebody else told me that she [Mouse] used to be involved in World Serpent records and it ran from an office by The Venue in New Cross. Is this true?"
I am fairly certain Mouse was not involved directly, but she may have contributed to records distributed/ released by World Serpent.
Doing some quick checking, if World Serpent started in 1989, Mouse was living in Hackney by then. At the time World Serpent ceased trading (2004) they were at Unit 717 Seager Buildings Brookmill Road, London
SE8 4HL, England.
Alistair
Thanks for that Alistair, you have at least established that World Serpent was based, at least at the end, in Deptford - and with some other continuities which I will ponder and get back to you.
I lived next door to the Test Department, on Nettleton Road, in the early 80s, I don't particularly remember hearing their music, but I remember being filmed or photographed for some artwork or something, I know it's all vague, but i was only born in 1979 so I was but a little one.
I also remember that during practice one day their ceiling collapsed.
Nettleton Road was a great place, full of musicians and artists, punks and hippies from Britain and Europe, I remember there being a big 'Fuck the Royal Wedding' street party when Charles and Di got married and we had a food coop in number 22 (I think it was 22). All distant memories today.
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