Stephen Lupton
Born |
October 1954 at the Four Gables Maternity Home, Horsforth. |
Background |
Grew up in and now lives in Horsforth. |
Date of Interview |
Zoom interview, 8th December 2020 |
“I have just downloaded the audio of the interview and I am happy for you to publish it on the website..” Stephen Lupton (17th December 2020) |
Stephen Lupton is a man with very definite views on life which makes for a varied and interesting interview.
He certainly has solid views about the pandemic and the way it has been handled by the government and Prime Minister.
We also chat about Stephen’s parents – his father worked with the fire brigade and his mother was a rent collector and then a computer operator in the days of reel to reel computer tapes.
Add into this mix his time as a head teacher at a large school; an explanation of how the Anglo-Saxons understood what the Vikings were saying to them; working at Camp America and Donald Trump!
A very interesting chat to say the least.
Interviewer: Carlo Harrison
Cataloguer: Fiona Quinton
Sound Engineer David Myers
Coronavirus, Horsforth | 0.40 |
Boris Johnson – Pandemic | 05.35 |
Coronavirus – Schools & Universities | 11.00 |
Parents – Gilbert & Mary (Rent Collector) | 17.35 |
Early Computer Programming (Mothers Job) | 22.25 |
Brother Robert (Died From A Brain Tumour) | 26.00 |
Early Retirement – Head Teacher | 33.20 |
Horsforth & Aireborough Grammar School | 35.05 |
Camp America | 38.20 |
Donald Trump | 40.00 |
Childhood Christmases – South Yorkshire | 40.55 |
Childhood Holidays – Bridlington | 42.40 |
Ambitions As A School Boy – Flying – Teaching | 45.30 |
Working Life, Deputy Head & Head Teacher | 51.05 |
Schoolchildren’s Behaviour | 58.50 |
Brexit | 1.01.10 |
Please take into consideration when listening to these interviews that the meaning of language changes over time and that interviewees have not intended to cause offence by anything said which now may be thought to be unacceptable.
Recording this social history, chatting to different people about a whole host of subjects has been a real pleasure, such an interesting and I think worthwhile project for people to listen to both now and in years to come.
Thank you for visiting this website.
Carlo Harrison