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Old 26-08-2008, 09:45   #31
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what really brasses me off, yes funding is available fer multi-cultural events, but was there any funding to save "Chaigley Manor" a place fer all kids especially those who didn't get a holiday,was there hell as like. that could have been a great place fer kids to really integrate, two weeks living n playing together,
Must agree cashy, I know we've talked about this and know how strong you feel about it. I never actually never went to Chaigley when I was young, but a ot of my mates did, and it was a great place for kids in my youth, I was lucky I went to Blackpool every year with my parents whn I was young, but all kinds weren't so lucky
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I was lucky I went to Blackpool every year with my parents whn I was young
Did they not like you?
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Your parents. Dragging a kid to Blackpool. That's as bad a case of child cruelty I've heard of in a long while.
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There was a time - before stag and hen nights - when Blackpool was an ideal destination for NW families.
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There was a time - before stag and hen nights - when Blackpool was an ideal destination for NW families.
Quite right Margaret, on the first week of the wakes, there were queues for the Blackpool Train right down Station Road in Accy, when you were walking down the prom it was like going shopping on Saturday in Accy. There was no such thing as going to Spain in the 40s and 50s it was Blackpool or bust, but if you wanted a change there was always Fleetwood or Southport
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Quite right Margaret, on the first week of the wakes, there were queues for the Blackpool Train right down Station Road in Accy, when you were walking down the prom it was like going shopping on Saturday in Accy. There was no such thing as going to Spain in the 40s and 50s it was Blackpool or bust, but if you wanted a change there was always Fleetwood or Southport
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