No telegraphs
- Thread starter accymel
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It's online at www.thisislancashire.co.uk
If you're looking for that incident in Willows lane - five men are being questioned.
If you're looking for that incident in Willows lane - five men are being questioned.
accymel said:Cant seem to get hold of tonights telegraph round here - sold out in 2 shops local - unusually
Now why didn't you ask your trusty loyal neighbour
I'll send it round for you I've read it 
Tinkerbelle said:Now why didn't you ask your trusty loyal neighbour
LOL cheers for sending paper round
Didnt think to actually just peed off i couldnt get one lol though as mthead said all the neighbourhood are after the gossip
lol! No probs always happy to help
They may have sold out on the account of the pics and reports of Accy Stanleys triumphant procession.
Everybody also wants the gossip on the stabbing that happened locally Margaret
Oh yes....I had forgotten about that!......anymore news on that front?
It's a 37 year old chap, who's not been named. He's not dead but in a serious condition and 5 are in custody
ooh er......that's a bit scary.
It sounds like its an on-going thing Margaret. It says in the paper that there's been a number of disturbances at the address.
Apparently, the gossip is that it's drug related.
why not post a wanted ad?
It said in the Telegraph that a neighbour reportedly said that shouting had been going in on at the property for months.
Besides the piccies of Accrington Stanley's victory parade, there wasn't much else in the paper. We must have the worst daily evening paper in the UK with the Lancashire Evening Telegraph.
Actual things to read are few and far between compared with other local papers around the country, though I now see they accept small ads from prostitutes, so I suppose they are more interested in income from advertisments rather than promoting good journalism.
Besides the piccies of Accrington Stanley's victory parade, there wasn't much else in the paper. We must have the worst daily evening paper in the UK with the Lancashire Evening Telegraph.
Actual things to read are few and far between compared with other local papers around the country, though I now see they accept small ads from prostitutes, so I suppose they are more interested in income from advertisments rather than promoting good journalism.
