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The Shinyglow van was YELLOW

Glenda's UNCLE Seymour

NIGEL Hinchliff's septic nose.

Well, not matter what episode it is, I always like to go into the Cafe and see Sid. He is one of my favourite characters.

Could it be "The Glory Hole?"

Seymour especially could have had more mentions. He only moved an hour's journey away to take up a relief headmaster's post, so he, Compo and Clegg could easily have got together again. He never even sent them a Christmas card.

I think the car Clegg drive was a 1980s style Mercedes SL

Foggy played GOLF in The Kink in Foggy's Niblick.

We'll I've never been on a train at all, in my whole 44 year existence.

Was it Bandit form Stoke on Trent. The lady having driving lessons outside the fish and chip shop. Didn't she crash into a florists display across the road?

I don't know if you still need a platform ticket in a UK railway station anymore. You did have to pay at one time to go onto the platform, even if you didn't actually go on a train.

The Charity Balls

Oh dear. That means I will have to try a pub, cafe, or supermarket. How few and far between are they?

Is Richard Lumsden who played Foggy in FOTSW any relation to Geoffrey Lumsden who played Captain Square in Dad's Army?

There was a policeman near the road crossing in Stuart's leg, when the trio and Sid were carrying the ladder to the cafe. I wonder if he might have been a real policeman, there for crowd or traffic control?

Well, when I have to go, I really HAVE to go, so it's a good job our town has plenty of toilets, and all within quick walking distance of all parts of the town.

I've never been told to buy something every time I use the supermarket toilets. They don't seem to mind.

The Mysterious Feet of Nora Batty

Most of the supermarket toilets in our town did stay open during lockdown. In one, we were only allowed in with permission, and an attendant to clean them afterwards.

From some of what I've heard Holmfirth carries on as though LOTSW never existed.