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Absolutely persisting it down here all day in Cheshire and very windy. It’s supposed to be dry again next week week for a fair while. Last weekend we culminated a week in North Yorkshire (in the campervan ) at Bedale and the weather was...

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Looks wonderful.

Thank you very much for doing what you do for this site. Sorry to hear costs have put you in such a position. Sometimes I tend to forget about the main webpage and come straight to the forums. Hope you do not lose all the helpful...

I would be delighted to pay a subscription and happy to top up the amount if we fall short of 25 members .

Firstly thank you for what you and Tony do to create a truly brilliant space which really enriches the lives of each of us. I'll have a dig down the back of my sofa and raid the car park money in my glove box to scrape the annual...

Dear Forum Members You may or may not be aware that I have run the LOSW website over 24 years and the forum for almost 17 years, in that time I have had a lot of help from Tony and the admins keeping things running, keeping the site...

What Terry said. £5 sounds very reasonable. It would be very sad to see the forum disappear for such a small monetary sacrifice.

Ran across this while perusing Internet Archive, it was created by Roy Clarke who penned the pilot, most of the series was written by Alan Plater, stars Bill Maynard. Oh No It's Selwin Froggitt (all 4 seasons 1974-78).

The series, titled Only Fools and Horses: The Lost Archive, will feature never-seen-before footage uncovered in the archive from over 10 classic episodes, including fan favourites such as The Jolly Boys’ Outing and Mother Nature’s Son...

Read your favourite actors (auto)biography and it's almost guaranteed to burst the bubble!

There was something that some of the Last of the Summer Wine actors found addictive about working on the show. We've recently discussed how Michael Aldridge loved the show, and really didn't want to leave. Bill Owen is the most obvious...

I've stayed at The Old Bridge and enjoyed it very much. The food was good. Can't speak for the bar, since all I've had from it was a cuppa. Also stayed at The Rooms at the Nook. No restaurant, just breakfast, rooms were very nice.

If you want a full blown Hotel, then the Bridge in the centre of town is ideal, other than that the Huntsman which is under 3 miles out of the centre with better parking, then you can either drive into town or a Uber/ Taxi

I'm staying at Coddys Farm as we speak and the weather here is pretty grim so I'd certainly encourage a July visit!!!! I've stayed in loads of different places, but I'd say The Bridge is by far the most convenient, it has plenty of...