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19-01-2010, 09:34
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Re: Clayton local history group
I feel sure they are on sale in the library, in the Town hall and in Ann parkin's shop at the bottom of Burnley Rd. Puyblished by'Lancashire Books' in Accrington 01254 879606 ( Google them but be aware that there are two firms called Lancashire Books - try lancashirebooks.co.uk first)
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Re: Clayton local history group
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 i must admit though it does seem to have improved a lot down the'bottom end' didn't recognise Lower Barnes Street when I first saw it again, shame about Whalley Road between the Albion and Load of Mischeaf (or where it used to be) seem to be all takeaways. Much as I have good memories, still prefer the Isle of ManThanks for the offer Kate, will try online and get back if no luck |
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), let me know, will try and get one for you locally and forward on.All times are GMT. The time now is 21:38.
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