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http://www.accringtonweb.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=13057&size=1 Click on the above and then click open to view photograph taken on the Machine Tool Overhaul (MTO) section at English Electric, Clayton le moors in the early 1960's. I'm third from the right standing with arms folded...

Sorry for my cock up in the previous message. There was supposed to be a photograph with the message, but apparently it has failed to show up. Anyone can advise me how to post pictures?

Wedding Presentation being made to a colleague on the 'Machine Tool Overall' Section during my apprenticeship days in the early 1960's. I'm second from the right, front row, standing with my arms folded.

I have a pair of vintage Sharps bedside cabinets, cream-green textured finish with drawer and drop down cupboard underneath, which I am reluctantly selling due to a bedroom revamp. Bargain at £30

Have just read in the Accrington Observer about the raid on Our Ladies Church in Huncoat and the stealing of two invaluable chalices, not to mention the indiscriminate damage amounting to thousands of pounds. I'm not a particularly religious person, but cannot countenance the type of creature...

Thriller readers can't go wrong with Karen Rose.

Good job you aren't watching 'The Fear' then on Channel 4. They occasionally manage to fit a few decent words in between the expletives and the violence.

An excellent, sanitised view of the town's historic architecture - minus the rubbish, the dogdirt and the mosque!

New battery inserted. Thanks guys.

The clock on my task-bar, which has previously been ok, now stops working when I turn off my desktop PC. It restarts when I switch back on, but records the time that I had previously turned off the machine which is usually about 48-hours. Any ideas why?

'The far side of the moon' - Tex Ritter. Fans of Country and Western music should tune into 'Joe Fish Country' : 2pm Radio Lancashire on Sundays. Joe plays country music recorded through the ages and is a regular traveller to America where he has interviewed many of the top stars from the genre...

'A Boy named Sue' - Johny Cash. 'Little Joe the wrangler' - Marty Robins (Brings a tear to the eye).

Re: Is england corrupt????? Isn't that what politicians do: pretend to listen, then corrupt the answer to suit their purpose (pockets)?

:confused:Having waited so long for it's publication, I have just finished James Herbert's 'Ash', and to be honest I found it quite disappointing. Having been a long time fan of Herbert's books, and been suitably impressed by most, I found this one to lack the punch that he usually achieves in...