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Old 14-11-2007, 22:14   #16
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What a heap of ****e, These’s idiots on Blackpool Borough Council are a complete bunch of ******* who’s consistency in making the people of the borough sick to the back teeth is beyond common understanding. More wasted money, more humiliation. Idiots……

I can’t understand why there should be an issue with the horse muck; during an average week you can find along the sea front from Talbot Road to Foxhall; sand, dog ****e, Human Blood, human excrement, Urine, vomit, used condoms, beer can’s, broken bottles, chip papers and common litter, more vomit, idiots lying in the gutter, poor public planning and hideous buildings. Get a Grip Blackpool. It’s a ****hole and it’s now’t to do with Horse crap……..




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Old 14-11-2007, 22:17   #17
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I'm going to appear so flippin ignorant here but margaret mentioned "wakes weeks" I've not heard that term before, could someone tell me what they are/were please.
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Wakes Weeks and Easter Fair: History

Burnley Wakes were the 1st two weeks in July
Accy Wakes were the last two weeks in July.
Other mill towns had them too

http://www.spinningtheweb.org.uk/jou...ning%20journey
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Old 14-11-2007, 22:26   #18
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Wakes Weeks and Easter Fair: History

Burnley Wakes were the 1st two weeks in July
Accy Wakes were the last two weeks in July.
Other mill towns had them too
Thanks for that margaret, ya learn something everyday.
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Old 14-11-2007, 22:27   #19
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Thanks for that margaret, ya learn something everyday.
Just added another link while you posted
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Old 14-11-2007, 22:35   #20
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Just added another link while you posted
You forgot to mention that wakes weeks were the two weeks in the year in which the weather was certain to be crappy.
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Old 15-11-2007, 00:31   #21
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(I would appreciate the feedback of Doug and Granny who live there)
They ARE making Cleveleys nice ,we live right by the prom,and although it seems to be taking forever ,you can now see the difference it makes,its lovely at night time when its all lit up,but still there are the few people who want to leave graffiti etc on the lovely new seating ,even though there is a graffiti wall for free use on jubilee gardens,(there realy is some very good artistic work on there i must say)
I heard that the great big empty building is going to be a bowling alley ,,
we could do with a few big stores like Debenums or B,H,S, etc and we would never nead to go into Blackpool ,,,,,
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Old 15-11-2007, 00:35   #22
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Great news Granny - 'seating' - that's how to encourage older visitors
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Old 15-11-2007, 00:40   #23
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They ARE making Cleveleys nice ,we live right by the prom,and although it seems to be taking forever ,you can now see the difference it makes,its lovely at night time when its all lit up,but still there are the few people who want to leave graffiti etc on the lovely new seating ,even though there is a graffiti wall for free use on jubilee gardens,(there realy is some very good artistic work on there i must say)
I heard that the great big empty building is going to be a bowling alley ,,
we could do with a few big stores like Debenums or B,H,S, etc and we would never nead to go into Blackpool ,,,,,


I think cleveleys is beginning to look really nice now granny . i was up there the other day and when you actually drive along the prom it realy is beginning to feel like a holiday resort ..
I think blackpool need to take some pointers from it ..
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Great news Granny - 'seating' - that's how to encourage older visitors
Its all made out of concrete,lovely and cool in the summer ,and blends into the seawalls and scenery, and best of all the yobs cant destroy them,,,
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Old 15-11-2007, 00:45   #25
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Some pics of the new prom at Cleveleys, when its completed at the Victoria Road end (just a week or two now) I'll do a load.....
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Old 15-11-2007, 00:47   #26
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Blimey doug did ya rush out to get them hehe ..great pics hun
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Old 15-11-2007, 00:49   #27
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nice one Doug
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Old 15-11-2007, 00:50   #28
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It looks lovely
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Old 15-11-2007, 00:53   #29
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I took them in August on one of the nice warm sunny evenings. We had a two hour walk on the beach. It's a job well done by LCC. South Shore as had the same treatment. If the RAF bomb the bit in the middle, we'll have made.

If you click on the Pictures at the bottom you can see some of the detail.
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Old 15-11-2007, 00:54   #30
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I was taken to Blackpool for only the third time the other week.

After a bracing walk at Cleveleys, we went through the illuminations, and I saw a man shovelling up after the horses that were pulling the carriages.

I hope he's not lost his job, now the big jobs are ending up in the horsey Pampers.

(Loved the sculptures on the seafront by the way. That big silver globe is amazing.)
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