I was told by a lady on Sunday then i called in and one of the Staff confirmed it...closed Sunday night.   Rockware Pub closed,Shaw St by Robbob 2010, on Flickr   Rockware Pub closed,Shaw St by Robbob 2010, on Flickr   Rockware Pub closed,Shaw St by Robbob 2010, on Flickr   Rockware Pub closed,Shaw St. by Robbob 2010, on Flickr   Rockware Pub closed,Shaw St by Robbob 2010, on Flickr   Rockware Pub closed,Shaw St by Robbob 2010, on Flickr   I'm sorry i haven't been on much to comment but i haven't been that well...i'm getting there though.        

who could do a look-up please. I am looking for the service record of Harry James Onions born 1802 in Liverpool who served in the Merchant Navy.I did a search on the site and there are two or three but I don't have a subscription to see the record.   Thanks

My Great-Grandma, Eliza Pickavance, was born at the Eccleston Arms in 1872.  Her Dad, George Pickavance, was the landlord. I've searched online but can't locate any old photos of the pub prior to 1900.  Wondering if anyone on the forum has any suggestions.  The closer to 1872 the better, although an obscure pub in St.Helens would be an odd topic for a photo as early as the 1870s. Any ideas/pointers would be gratefully received. Many thanks, Mark

I have been looking at some of my past posts about family history and want to know if its possible to download past topics and their replies. Alternatively is it possible to print the original post and replies. Thanks

Does anyone know how this car ended up where it is? Was it going the wrong way along Lingholme Road or has it been knocked to where it is. Taken this afternoon.    

I called into the Town Hall yesterday to get a picture of this,it was very hard to take due to him being perspex. He's a quiet guy and totally harmless     The Silent Soldier by Robbob 2010, on Flickr   The Silent Soldier by Robbob 2010, on Flickr   Full story here so that's why i wanted to get a picture...i just hope when they are placed around St.Helens they won't get damaged.   http://www.sthelensstar.co.uk/news/16350178.tommy-soldier-silhouettes-to-be-placed-across-borough-to-commemorate-the-fallen/

Looking at the 150 yrs of the Borough. Chemical works, lead works,coal mines,glass furnaces ,brewery.smelly beechams. In view of the issues these have had on the health of orevious generations. Should we welcome the logistic companies and service industries,entertainment and linked businesses to the Borough and not keep harping on THE PAST? 

Hi all Has anyone got a picture of the vulcan works memorial ? I have managed to save a trio being split on Ebay to a George Green who worked there and, I would assume, be on the memorial. He served with South Lancs and RFC/RAF. He survived and lived in Earlestown and his mum was from Clock Face. Cheers Ste M