Lleyton & Salford City Reds
Posted by
gaylegamble at
01:03:56 PM on
23rd August 2011 |
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We were all at the game on Friday 19/08/2011 and was overwhelmed with the support from Salford Reds & The Willows who have been more than generous in helping us raise awareness and much needed funds for Niemann Pick type C,
They have donated the ground for a charity footie match 9th October & the variety centre on 18th November for a charity cabaret night.
We were also delighted to meet some of the people who follow Lleyton on twitter Thank you for a brilliant night & mostly for a lovely Memory that was made for the future, and a big thank you to Salford on Line
[Pride in Lleyton Appeal]
22nd January 1970 Swinton
Posted by
nickyjgordon at
03:02:03 PM on
21st August 2011 |
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Hello. I am looking for a photograph of my aunt and uncle as kids which was featured in the Swinton Advertiser on 22nd January 1970 about a trip to the circus. If anyone can tell me where i can obtain this photograph it would be much appreciated. You can email me at nickyjgordon@hotmail.com Thanks
Hulme's Bridge Free Ferry
Posted by
Keepwalking at
09:45:27 PM on
11th August 2011 |
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Thank you "Salfordonline" for doing such a great job on your
feature about the recently restored Hulme's Bridge Ferry - I
have started to harness the influential power of the
Ramblers' Association to get the current teething problems sorted.
ordsall and the docks
Posted by
reps1958 at
07:30:17 PM on
22nd July 2011 |
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i grew up here in the forties n fifties,only left because i needed a bed of my own!!lol
Demolition of All Souls Church
Posted by
dollypoodle at
03:21:59 PM on
26th May 2011 |
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Who, why and when was the decision taken to demolish the landmark that was All Souls Church in Weaste? I understand church congregations are dwindling and any decisions must not have been made easily but why this particular church was chosen baffles me? Whilst living in the area for many years i have attended many celebrations, i passed by the church two days ago and all that remained were the steeple, and a digger was moving the rubble......ironically in the distance one small wall remained at what would have been the back of the church, was two mosiacs, i hope someone has preserved these pieces of history! Such a sad sight...is this ironically the shape of things to come?
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