Summary
PETER Kelway and his parents, Charles and Hilda, were bombed out of their Peverell home in Camilla Terrace during the war.
Homeless, they moved in with Peter's aunt in Whitleigh Cottages - "it was a bit of a squeeze", says Peter.See the full content of this document
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Lost Beneath the A38
But then, in 1946 they were fortunate enough to be allocated one of the first bungalows in Gainsboro...
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