Meet the Bridgend Man, 49, Who Still Remembers Being Measured for School Shoes in 1986 and Wants to Be the First Escape Room Customer
Alan Fotheringham says the old shoe shop 'was an escape room before escape rooms existed'.
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Alan Fotheringham says the old shoe shop 'was an escape room before escape rooms existed'.
Derek Kinnaird, 42, an accountant, says the 'Dad Tax' is 15 per cent, payable in mini chocolate bars.
Morag Haldane, 64, has never had a parking fine. She says two free hours would 'ruin her system'.
The retired dinner lady says her neighbours 'got used to it after the first decade'. Some say they now can't wake up without it.
Gordon Brechin, 58, says Christmas is a state of mind. His family says it's a state of the washing machine.
Retired teacher Margaret Bain has walked Loch Leven every morning for 22 years. She says one heron, Derek, is 'very territorial'.
Retired postman Eck Fleming keeps a log, a map and a thermos. He describes portable traffic lights as 'the real characters'.
Isa Ritchie has dressed as a witch every Halloween since 1953. Neighbours say she's 'a legend, but takes all the Tunnock's'.
Graham 'Splash' Mackie says he'll back any pool plan with a flume. He has a laminated card of his best times.
Retired joiner Wullie Grieve, 71, says twinning with Texas is 'an opportunity to finally wear a hat that means something'.

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