I first saw him in the 1960s. Me and my mates referred to him as 'the Jesus man'.

He was a beautiful person.x

Saw him walking all over Bradford from early days. Everyone knew him

I remember him but I was told his name was Peter. I think some people called him Saint Peter.

Geoffrey had a lot of mental problems. For the most part he was harmless, but he assaulted my small niece by slapping her in the face for no reason as he walked past her. She was only five. Years later I was on a train to Skipton and he was in a dreadful state. Poor fellow was shaking like a leaf. Only a few months later I heard he had passed away. RIP

I think I remember seeing him as a small child in the early 80s. Was a little afraid if him at the time.

He must have waved at every single person over time, he would wave as if he remembered each and everyone, I was a small child when I first saw him, I’m a lot older now and still every now and then I would see him and to me he never looked any older ,,

My uncle Pete and my auntie rosie that's so cool

I grew up in Bradford in the 1960’s and 70’s and then moved to London. I remember Geoffrey. He could pop up anywhere, but my main memories are of him walking along Rooley Lane close to the West Bowling Golf Course Club House. I have often wondered what happened to him. Thrilled to have stumbled across this video and all the very lovely (and well earned) tributes to him.

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I know you

Aki's part of the history is interesting, and i had no idea he was from Bradford. There's something very fascinating about the bradford punk scene. my mam is from down the road in halifax and was around for the first wave of punk herself, having my gran as a seamstress as she would often ask her to design punk clothes for her and regaling me with stories with how Crass once played one of the social clubs in the area. on the bfd side though, I imagine you know my previous exes father Stephen, who played in the band Vexx.

I was there 1979

Pie n pees n tizer yes those were the days

I lived at 88 Norbury Rd, and the girl I loved lived opposite at 77 Norbury Rd

Miss Roth is it yusuf hi

Reflected on this Johnna brought back memories of great times, great people, great place to grow up. It was the gateway to my life in London.

I wonder if anyone remembers my late wife, Margaret Fieldhouse. She was at Buttershaw in the late 1950s/early 1960s. She had a spell nursing at St Luke's, but later worked at the Baird TV factory at Lidgett Green. We married in 1969 & moved to Leics. She sadly died in 2003 at only 57. I've had a couple of nostalgic trips back to Bradford to show our son where his mum lived & grew up. I met her at an evening fitness class at Buttershaw in 1967 (she had left a few years earlier & was working at Bairds by then), but the old building seems to have vanished.

i saw Frankie jnr take the long track world titel in baarlo NL with a massive roof spoiler. On what a career in f1 he went....! Congrats to his daughter as well!

If money is so very tight how could she afford a tattoo after the baby was born? She has her name tattooed on her chest.

Best days of my life 2000-2005. All the Y teachers. Woody, Cooley, Dowdy, Wardy.

Dixons Allerton is a shit school so dont go there

Fabulous. Absolutely Brilliant.

Still shocking that members of Bradford council didn’t go to prison regarding the clear corruption involved with this cinema. They left it to rot for years and tried to get a payday until being found out and covered up.

Zabardast

Great Video. Dearly missed. RIP.

Lmao I used to go to this primary two years ago

Happy memories of the Skive n Jive gig at Bradford Uni outdoors in the summer, the first time I saw a charismatic bloke in a t shirt with “ fuck off” and the anarchy sign. The next time I saw him he was the front man of The Negativz. How much fun was it as a teenager to leap around in a pub with the smell of sweaty leather jackets and beer to that music? Thanks for the video.

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At least a quarter of the shops in Bradford are now empty, it's hard to believe it now but Bradford used to be a very rich city due to the textile industry.

theres a track here ''assault and battery'' which band is this?

Whatever happened to Billy black bum? lol.Not a punk but knew a few.

i worked at securicor morley from 1979 to 1989 and remember him walking the a650

We used to go to Pie Toms for pie and mushy peas. I can’t remember if it was in John Street market, Rawson market or Kirkgate market. Can anyone remember Busbys in Manningham Lane?

great piece

Love Bradford

love to see akis brother as a punk

I'm a new-ish resident of Bradford, and a Mexican/American Indian immigrant here, and more proud today than ever to have settled in Bradford. I've left behind my own very rich No-Coast Midwest American punk scene to settle here, with my husband- an OG Bradford goth/punk. I'm really honoured to have such a vibrant cast of crew that made this area badass far before I ever came this way. Thank you Johna and Aki and all the Bradford scene folks for the rich history this elder American scene kid gets to settle in. I do hope this sometime becomes a full length piece, as I'd love to see it. <3

Just like the US. Welfare leeches.

He’s a weirdo

Brilliant pally !!

To all those in bbec at the moment I’m currently a Year 5 student wanting to go to bbec have you got any tips and tricks that would help me thank you

I’m a year 8 student at bbec and the school is the worst school at the moment 😂🤘🏼

Fuck oFF?

That’s my uncle wow

Best thing is not to get pregnant when you can't afford children, and in the case of the runaway fathers why should the taxpayers bring up your babies. With the second girl she had more morals but why was the boyfriend doing? Why can't be work? These people are always going to get a job in the future, oh really that's more unlikely than seeing rocking horse shit on the pavement.

Lovely guy known him since 88 when I was 6

So young to be tied down no life

Great video 🌟