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Anyboy remember Warwick and Baileys, at Church, metal fabricators, used to make metal frames for invalid car garages, and Pilkingtons used to take them all over the country fitting them

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must have been in early sixties ?
was it called hodgkins ?...or

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must have been in early sixties ?
was it called hodgkins ?...or am i losing it

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was it round by the canal at the back of the petrol station ?

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No beechy it was on the main road, just has you turned lft at Church lights, there was an arch which lead to the canal, next to the Commercial Pub

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O im losing it ..big time

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Its all right beechy just keep taking the tablets and everything will be okay:end:

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then i think thay moved up to lower antly st,into a biger place.i think.

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It was Toffee Hodson's, at the junction of Cotton St and Belfield Rd, there is a wide ginnal, Tommy Hodson was down there, but its donkeys years ago.

Retlaw.

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retlaws bang on wi that, had forgotten the name. but remember where.:)

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thanks Retlaw at least im not losing it all together just got the name wrong :o

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Remember Warick and Baileys on lower Antley street, they also used to have the place on right going towards Whitebirk roundabout from Rishton, near to the little Res (Cannot remember who has it now) cannot remember them having a place at Church,but not saying they didn't have (my late hubby used to work for them)

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Yes I remember the old baths. What was the name of the pub across the road. I remember the old Magnet Ales sign.

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was the Junction bobba, played darts fer em way back.;)

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a Blackburn rovers players wife had it for a bit dobbin i think was the name , the pub got a ,nick name after her and her mum. THE COW AND CALF,