As If It Were Yesterday
The life and times of Ursula Wilde: motor pioneers in Bromborough, Victorian family heritage, and singing club days at the Jacaranda with The Beatles during the Merseybeat explosion.
About Me
I was born at Robert’s Garage in Bromborough. My grandad Alf Roberts built the first garage on the A41.
When I was 13, I moved to another garage in Southport. I started singing at 14 around the Lancashire area and later on I was meeting up with The Beatles at the clubs in Liverpool in the Merseybeat era.
My autobiography contains local history of Wirral, Liverpool and Chester.
Explore Ursula Wilde’s Books
From autobiographical memories of Merseyside to engaging children's bedtime adventures. Available in paperback with direct UK postage.
Barry the Bear Escapes from Eastham Woods
A high-spirited woodland chase! When Barry the Bear finds himself loose among the bluebells and ancient oak trees with the park warden in pursuit, Mr Cyril and his family step up to help.