Old Moseley's Bakery to be given new lease of life
 

The old bakery, on Jacob Street, which was later occupied by the Elite Snooker club, and has been empty for quite a while, is to be transformed by the North Lancs Training Group.

Work has already started

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Transformed into what?:confused::confused:

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A training centre;)

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I did wonder what they were doing.

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They are turning the last training centre that cost a fortune into a Tesco:confused: Will this be a Sainsburys?:confused:

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dont eat moseleys bread
dont eat moseleys bread
no bloody wonder you fart like thunder
dont eat moseleys bread
:mosher:
is it just my addled mind or did anyone else sing this ditty
way way back :theband:

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Yes....we did, but ours was a bit different.....
Don't eat Moseleys bread it makes you sh*t like lead.
No bl**dy wonder you f@rt like thunder,
Eating moseleys bread.

Saying that we used to go by the bakery every day when we walked home from school.......to buy squashed cakes at a penny each......we used to walk it home so that we could spend our bus fare on cakes....we didn't care if they were squashed. They tasted alright to us.

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we used to sing it, but to Veget bread, ya musta bin posh up ribblesdale beechy.:D

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from a prefab to a council house, in the fifties,
that was Posh. cashy :dummy2:

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That was bloody upper class beechy:D

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Morrisons:rolleyes:

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Near enough.:D:D

Old Moseley's Bakery to be given new lease of life
 

Work well in progress on the old Elite snooker club premises, amazing whats going on "behind the scenes".

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never knew Elite was yon, was always above "Redmans" in my time.:)

Old Moseley's Bakery to be given new lease of life
 

Just a few views here, to jog people's memories. The premises had been closed for quite a while when these photos were taken towards the end of 2009.

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If you read the Planning Applications thread a little more, may find out what is going on in yer towns # 334 ... :D:D Mind you, you probably hear more gossip than most of us.

11/09/0295 Change of use from Snooker Club to Use Class Elite Snooker Club Jacob 09/07/2009
D1 non residential education and training Street Accrington BB5 1HU
centre including reinstatement of built up
window openings, replacement of roof
structures and first floor extension to
existing garage with link to main building
to form teaching block (Total 2082m2)
North Lancs Training Group

Thanks Atarah .. you've come up with the visuals again .. you are brilliant.

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It moved from above Redman's to the old Ambulance Drill Hall, then when that closed it moved to the old bakery, was owned by the stepfather of that young snooker player that looked like he was going to be a world beater, made a 147 break when he was only 14, he was called Mark, but can't remember his surname, he lives in Ossy now and I saw him in Ossy Con occasionally. in fact he played for the team there for a while, don't think he plays at all now

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Article here explains a little about what is going to happen to the old bakery/snooker hall which is on Jacob Street/corner of Grange Lane.

Pots of cash - Manchester Evening News

Photo 1 is to "jog" people's memory of how the building looked in 2005.
Photo 2 - taken today 1st July 2010
Photo 3 - close up of above

All credit to Mr Harkness, a living "Men of Mark".