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      <title>Memories of Langdale Road Shops (3)</title>
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  This story concerns a very embarrassing errand I was sent on when I was ten years old. You couldn’t have picked a worse thing to send a young boy for a yard of knicker elastic. My dad had given me
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      <title>Urgent appeal for Photographs of Runcorn F C</title>
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  This is an urgent appeal to anyone who has any old photographs of Runcorn F.C. and the Canal Street ground.
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  One of the other shops I remember from childhood stood in Langdale Road and was called Stubbs's it was a little walk around store that sold almost everything from firelighters to bacon.
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      <title>Memories of Langdale Road Shops</title>
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  My Family were very poor in the sixties and seventies and could very rarely afford to decorate our house you don't notice things when you're a kid until you reach teenage years.
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      <title>The Beauty of Runcorn</title>
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  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?
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      <title>Make My Dream Come True.</title>
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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.</description>
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      <title>Cause A Stink?</title>
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When a friend and I were best friends at Runcorn Parish school we got into many scrapes.</description>
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      <title>A Walk Around My Old Town?</title>
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I Can't help feeling sad, seeing so many of our lovely old buildings disappear from the Old Town' landscape.</description>
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      <title>Should We Honour The 1939 Team?</title>
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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.</description>
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      <title>The Oldest Sport in Runcorn?</title>
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      <description>I am trying to find out which sport is the Oldest in Runcorn.</description>
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