Whats changed?
- Thread starter Audrey1976
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Why whats wrong with Church?
Gone downhill in the past 10 years - I moved out 6 years ago and had to sell my house a knock down price because no-one wants to live there.
PS - a combination of Blythes pollution and traffic on Henry St coming off Dunkenhalgh Way
PPS there was a thread titled 'What do you like about Church'
I wrote-
I have lived in Church 3 times
1st at the top of Dill Hall -1961 to 1966
2nd half way down Dill hall -1985 to 1991
3rd on Barnes St - 1991 to 2002
Dill Hall is not considered to part of Church by Church residents, who live in that group of streets hemmed in by the canal, Henry St and Blackburn Rd.
The situation in those streets began to deteriorate when Dunkenhalgh Way opened so that Henry St was choked with traffic and at rush hour there was no way of getting in and out of those streets by the only 2 ways - Barnes St and Church Lane. Traffic noise escalated, litter increased -people wanted out, but not many wanted to buy - property developers bought - bad tenants moved in = gradual deterioration to what it is today.
I feel sad about it too -was Ok in 1991 -friendly folk and all that - but by 2002 was thankful to leave
PS - a combination of Blythes pollution and traffic on Henry St coming off Dunkenhalgh Way
PPS there was a thread titled 'What do you like about Church'
I wrote-
I have lived in Church 3 times
1st at the top of Dill Hall -1961 to 1966
2nd half way down Dill hall -1985 to 1991
3rd on Barnes St - 1991 to 2002
Dill Hall is not considered to part of Church by Church residents, who live in that group of streets hemmed in by the canal, Henry St and Blackburn Rd.
The situation in those streets began to deteriorate when Dunkenhalgh Way opened so that Henry St was choked with traffic and at rush hour there was no way of getting in and out of those streets by the only 2 ways - Barnes St and Church Lane. Traffic noise escalated, litter increased -people wanted out, but not many wanted to buy - property developers bought - bad tenants moved in = gradual deterioration to what it is today.
I feel sad about it too -was Ok in 1991 -friendly folk and all that - but by 2002 was thankful to leave
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we use to live on walmsley close in church it was nice at first then as we was moving out a load of travellers moved on just before they knocked some of the houses down which included the house we lived in.
Oxford = Football Conference town.
Accrington = Football League town.
No contest!
Accrington = Football League town.
No contest!
Have been to a couple Oxford United matches - what a dismal display!! Looking forward to introducing my daughter to Accy Stanley!
Stand on the Clayton End with Harwood Red and Stanleymad...you'll be hooked for life!
Okey doke - how much is a season ticket these days?
I moved back four years ago, after living in London for seventeen years.
Thankfully the friedliness of the people hasn't changed, nor has the beautiful countryside on our doorstep.
The cheap stuff that used to be for sale on the market, is now available in one of the many discount shops, which you'll find interspersed between the charity shops.
As for chavs, we've always had them, it's just that they are just easier to identify, now they all wear a uniform.
The council is still run by idiots, and people that failed to make a mark in the 'real' world.
The Coppice is still there, and will make an ideal island home, when global warming means your present home in Oxford is once more reclaimed by the sea.
Thankfully the friedliness of the people hasn't changed, nor has the beautiful countryside on our doorstep.
The cheap stuff that used to be for sale on the market, is now available in one of the many discount shops, which you'll find interspersed between the charity shops.
As for chavs, we've always had them, it's just that they are just easier to identify, now they all wear a uniform.
The council is still run by idiots, and people that failed to make a mark in the 'real' world.
The Coppice is still there, and will make an ideal island home, when global warming means your present home in Oxford is once more reclaimed by the sea.
What are chavs,
If you're coming here soon, you might be better buying a book of 10 tickets for the Clayton End for £117 (ten games for the price of nine). If your daughter's under 12, she can join the Junior Membership Scheme and get in free!
ooo ya dont want to know
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