[Paul Coleman]

I used to clean the shop windows of a Medieval castle, and now do the windows of a four hundred year old building (now a hotel).  I've a boring round; but does anyone clean the windows of say someone important, like the Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street, or Allan Shearer?

Or do a famous property like Buckingham Palace or the like?

My father was a builder until he retired but he did window cleaning for about 3 or 4 years in the 1960s.  One of his customers was the late Harold MacMillan.  He also worked for a guy who had been the Lord Mayor of London (Denis Lowson or similar name I think).

[dennis buller]

a customer when i went and cleaned the first time glad i a canvassed there present window cleaner had let them down, so i took his place. cleaned the house and conservatory on tues. done a good job, that saturday had a phone call, kids and hubby had made the conservatory grubby could i clean inside and outside has a priority,so i did. the film crew arrived next day, the house in milton keynes is on t.v in the autumn and i will admire my handy work.... you will all probobly be looking for streaks     

[eco freindly. peoples champion ron .sherlock]

im on the other side carpets etc but i clean reg for paul and buster on 5pm tv dont want to say more lilly savage

[dustycorner]

Hi Tosh,

He is very  much alive, on eastenders at mo until june when he leaves. I live in  the town where dads army was filmed lots of the building are local landmarks

Cheers Mark.

[windows_chepstow]

Hi Tosh,

He is very  much alive, on eastenders

I never watch any of the soaps; but I remember my Granny pointing out all the dead people on a repeat of Dad's Army (shortly before she died), and I'm sure her crooked old finger pointed towards 'Pikey'.