Minister’s Message – Sunday May 2nd, 2021
Many things in life seemed to be far simpler when I was growing up. You bought your electricity from the Electricity Company and your gas from the Gas Board. If you had a telephone – and many people didn’t – you paid your bills at the Post Office; mobile phones of course were the stuff of fiction. Unless you were well-off and could afford private education, your children went to the local school. If you had a television (and we didn’t for a long time) there were two channels to choose from: the BBC and “the other side”. Even on the wireless you could only select from the Light Programme, the Home Service and something mysterious called the Third Programme, although young people took their “tranny” under the bedclothes at night and secretly tuned into Radio Luxembourg or Voice of America! You bought your food at somewhere we just called “the shops”, and you could have any colour of car so long as it was black!
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