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To all the members who have supported the forum as members for almost 15 years, a special thanks to Tony for pressing the right buttons at the right time, keeping us safe and secure, along with the Admins for keeping an eye on things...
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I'm a founding member,been a Crum these past 45 years.
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After almost a year of roadworks, which are almost coming to an end, due to a major power outage effecting many of the town premises, they are now digging up Woodhead road around the Greenfield road area, which the electric company...
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maltrab replied to the thread Poor Holmfirth.Your so right Barry, all around the centre has been a nightmare for at least a year, and now this happens, not good for the local or the tourist
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Barrychuckle replied to the thread Poor Holmfirth.I've driven through a couple of times this year and it's worse than Piccadilly Circus much of the time. Can't imagine it's doing the shop keepers much good either.... -
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Episode 6 TEA FOR TWO and A BICYCLE MADE FOR WU It was an unusually quiet morning in the frosty town of Holmfirth. The chirping of the birds had ceased, and the usual clatter of tray bashing from Sid's Café was absent. The café, the... -
After almost a year of roadworks, which are almost coming to an end, due to a major power outage effecting many of the town premises, they are now digging up Woodhead road around the Greenfield road area, which the electric company...
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Someone quoted this awhile back. Made me smile Blamire: It's an open question, life. Anything's possible. I mean, what do we really know about anything? Clegg: Maybe we're already dead. Compo: Then what? Clegg: Maybe we had to die to...
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maltrab reacted to Moggie Moo's post in the thread Episode 6 TEA FOR TWO and A BICYCLE MADE FOR WU with
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Episode 6 TEA FOR TWO and A BICYCLE MADE FOR WU It was an unusually quiet morning in the frosty town of Holmfirth. The chirping of the birds had ceased, and the usual clatter of tray bashing from Sid's Café was absent. The café, the... -
I think all the northern mill towns were hives of activity. Also the villages all had there own bits of industry going on. In my enclave there were 11mills in a 2 mile radius during the 1960's. They were all with in a walking distance...
