The Arbor

00:01:29 I've got loads, I've got loads of childhood memories

00:06:05 and she didn't give us kisses.

00:09:49 She's more like me than not.

00:12:56 - Right, and where do you live? - Up there.

00:16:00 Just get out of here and don't come back again

00:19:17 Tell her, or I'll throw you over the wall.

00:22:02 it got to the stage he were tying her up.

00:24:56 Parts of it was and... parts wasn't.

00:28:43 with Ann and Steve, over the years.

00:32:12 She didn't get that much really

00:36:13 That...

00:41:48 Have you read the play or are you going to see it?

00:45:12 I used to be in the park drinking with all the lads.

00:48:17 and then all the lads on the estate were having mad turns.

00:52:12 For ages I wanted a child and then I'd completely gone off the idea

00:56:22 and how the people living on the estate had changed.

00:59:41 She had a couple of kids

01:03:16 You can't just let him carry on like that.

01:06:39 and all the kids

01:10:06 Because not only had Mum gone, he was now moved into a different house.

01:13:07 The only good thing to come out of that, it were over a gradual thing.

01:17:22 you know what I mean? How can it not occur to you?

01:21:12 from a suspected brain haemorrhage

200:00:02 The Arbor and Rita, Sue and Bob Too