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Hettie was such a man eater . I liked the biker guy. He was great as was Rev Chislit

Hope the weather doesn't impact what I hope is a great trip for you . Enjoy your time away.

Looks like it's gonna be a Wet start to my trip. Still not sure which day Holmfirth is. Might mix it with Marsden

Went there a few years back . Great place. Well worth a Visit

Thank you in advance Tony for your sterling effort it is very much appreciated . NB One of the great Black Books episodes , the security door with no keypad to get in from the outside love the way Bernard deals with being unable to...

Due to upgrades on our server, Tony has come across an issue that needs resolving soon, as this upgrade was outside our control the only way to fix this is to reinstall our database which is many gigabytes in size, firstly Tony will...

All but Tumbledown for me , Treasure Hunt would be the pick of the bunch for me.

I'm using "What Happened" thread because what did happen last week on BBC Breakfast when Sir David Jason was a guest ? I was watching, I was very uneasy with the way he behaved towards Naga Munchetty and some of the remarks he made were...

As the trio would say " Whoops "

Doesn't always go to plan https://www.facebook.com/reel/2282413028900163

I went to see the Pogues early on in their career in Manchester and if you ever saw them live during this time you’ll know all about Spider Stacey and his tin tray. There were a few in the audience and we had a great time whacking each...

Yes, it seems that Foggy and Truly were basically Walter Mitty characters making up stuff about what they did in their army and police careers, whereas Blamire and Seymour were just men who thought themselves superior.

I have a plethora of hard back books so I mostly buy Kindle versions just for the space so I have just purchased both volumes . I read the sample on Amazon and it looks fascinating cannot wait to read it . I love the then and now format...

Hello all. My new book, SEASIDE TOWNS THEN AND NOW: A PICTORIAL VIEW OF UK RESORTS THROUGH TIME, is now available on Amazon. It is rather pricey, but that's because the images are mostly in colour, which significantly increases printing...