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10:49am Monday 7th July 2008
People outside of Runcorn may be forgiven for thinking that the Old Town is in terminal decline, because of a few badly boarded up shops and a much-needed lick of paint, but it is really that bad?
2:48pm Sunday 13th April 2008
The first time I watched Runcorn FC, I was seven year old boy. My Dad had just beaten the bookie' with a Six Penny accumulator' and won over £11 on the horses! He took us to Canal Street to watch Runcorn FC in the winter of 1964.
1:40pm Tuesday 8th April 2008
When a friend and I were best friends at Runcorn Parish school we got into many scrapes.
6:34pm Wednesday 12th March 2008
I Can't help feeling sad, seeing so many of our lovely old buildings disappear from the Old Town' landscape.
1:31pm Saturday 8th March 2008
Next year its seventy years since this famous match, let me take you back to January 1939, after the worst snow, seen in the northwest for years.
6:41pm Wednesday 27th February 2008
I am trying to find out which sport is the Oldest in Runcorn.
1:22pm Sunday 17th February 2008
The One That Got away? Many years ago my late father Thomas Darlington told me an interesting tale about the great George Best. I'm hoping my memory is right on this one. Maybe somebody out there can enlighten me if I get any facts wrong after forty years?! It was in the 1960's and Manchester United were playing at Old Trafford, George Best had never been booked at the time - which is a surprising fact if I'm right.
10:00pm Saturday 16th February 2008
I am in the process of writing a book on the local tanneries called "A little bit of Leather"
8:47pm Thursday 14th February 2008
In the old days the Bin men had a very hard time of it, with the metal dustbins full of ashes from the coal fires. One or two of them hated the job so much they took it out on the local people on the round.
12:49pm Tuesday 29th January 2008
Gone are the good old days when our babies were called after grandparents and names were passed down the family line.
Updated 5:12am Friday 25th July 2008
The first formal border checks between Britain and Ireland in more than 80 years have been proposed by the two governments.
A PLUCKY pensioner dived out of his bed in his pyjamas and caught a bungling burglar in his vegetable plot Hero John Swanson, aged 68, pounced on him after catching him trying to break into his home in Weston Road, Runcorn.
THE dream of a return to Super League was cruelly dashed for Widnes Vikings yesterday, Tuesday, – with tearful club officials describing the heartbreaking news as ‘a desperate disappointment’.
AFTER suffering the devastating blow of seeing their Super League franchise bid rejected, Vikings coach Steve McCormack must now lift his players ahead of Sunday’s home clash with basement side Dewsbury.
AN amateur golfer has netted a place in the prestigious Audi quattro Cup UK Final golf tournament with his partner.
A FURIOUS father-of-three has told how he was just millimetres from death when mindless yobs smashed a paving slab through a window.
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