A couple of mates of mine taught there too, at Portland and Hartland. Me? I was a product of the "other" 'comp on the right side of the tracks... (Worksop is one of those towns that genuinely used the railway line as the divider for which school you went to!)

Like I said, all ancient history now, and best left forgotten. I've moved on and so has just about everybody else.

In fact, it is difficult to look at political divides now and see where somebody sits. In a way, that isn't a bad thing. I am a floating voter, mainly because a) I cannot blindly follow a political philosophy on the basis of "it is what we stand for", the "we" being all the members and b) a vote can be powerful and nobody should expect your vote based on your heritage. (Pillocks take note.)

On that subject, (see above) I note that I am working in the public sector and appear to be the enemy of the working class. The person accusing me owns his own business. See? The political divides no longer exist! zzzzzz