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Hi Non Sibi it sounds like you worked at the Town Hall around the same time as me. I was in the Borough Treasurers then in the computer room from 1966 to 1969.
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My grandson’s Aunty (my youngest daughter) is only one year older than him.
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The boy stood on the burning deck Selling peas a penny a peck Did he wash his dirty neck Did he heck I never really understood what this was about.
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I am watching but it is not looking very promising at the moment.
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I'm not sure but he worked behind the bar until 1986.
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Thanks for the photo Dave it brought back many happy memories. You must have been working there when my dad was his name is Tommy Eccleston.
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Does anyone have any photos of Parr and Hardshaw Labour Club. My Dad worked there for many years and I would love to see any old photos.
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Someone mentioned bally ann day. I remember my mum using this phrase and I think it meant the day before payday. Does anyone know the origin of this, why bally ann?
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Nanny Goat Park was on Recreation Street as far as I remember. We used to play there when I lived in Black Horse Street and had to cross Park Road to get to it.
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I was at Notre Dame 1960 - 1965 and would really appreciate it if anyone who has the school photo would kindly post it. I am not sure of the actual year but I know we only had one full school photo while I was there. Thanks Denise
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Don't look at me with them eyes.
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I used to live at number 30 Prescot Road which we also knew as Croppers Hill. This was just up from the TA buildings on the same side. I lived there in the 60's and the house we lived in was later demolished and is now just a grassed area.
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I used to go to the Cables club in the mid sixties when they had a disco every week. We were all underage but we were never questioned and couldn't afford to drink much anyway. We always had a good time there.
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I've not lived in St. Helens for over 40 years after moving first to Wigan then Bolton and then back to Wigan. I have kept my accent and I am proud of it as I think it is a true Lancashire accent. My children call me a scouser when they want to wind me up.
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I was driving to work today when I saw a flat back lorry with sacks of coal on it. I didn't know they were still around.