It won't take many incidents like "can you believe this!" to ruin the preserved railway's reputation. What a "mistakatomaka"!
| PhilipInCoventry Holbrooks All posts by this member Thread starter | 16 of 24 Mon 10th Jul 2017 3:18pm Moderator: Joined Apr 2010 Total posts:3945 Hi all
It won't take many incidents like "can you believe this!" to ruin the preserved railway's reputation. What a "mistakatomaka"! |
| Midland Red Cherwell All posts by this member | 17 of 24 Wed 2nd Aug 2017 4:34pm Moderator: Joined Jan 2010 Total posts:4825 Fans of Warwickshire County Cricket Club will surely be saddened by this news  |
| Midland Red Cherwell All posts by this member | 18 of 24 Fri 4th Aug 2017 4:21pm Moderator: Joined Jan 2010 Total posts:4825 |
| Midland Red Cherwell All posts by this member | 19 of 24 Sun 26th Nov 2017 2:04pm Moderator: Joined Jan 2010 Total posts:4825 |
| PhilipInCoventry Holbrooks All posts by this member Thread starter | 20 of 24 Sun 26th Nov 2017 7:45pm Moderator: Joined Apr 2010 Total posts:3945 Hi MR,
As if that news cannot get any harder to cope with, the latest quote is . . .
"Two 15-year-old boys have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and remain in custody". |
| Midland Red Cherwell All posts by this member | 21 of 24 Wed 13th Dec 2017 5:36pm Moderator: Joined Jan 2010 Total posts:4825 Is it me? What's wrong with the world in 2017?
The Football Association of Wales (FAW) has begun disciplinary action against its chief executive Jonathan Ford for saying the next Wales manager could be "foreign", but "definitely not English".
The FAW has set up a three-person panel to investigate a BBC Sport Wales interview in which Ford said: "We have always favoured Welsh people because arguably the passion is there.
"Somebody said this earlier, Welsh most definitely, foreign possibly but definitely not English."
Anyone hurt? Anyone offended?
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| PhilipInCoventry Holbrooks All posts by this member Thread starter | 22 of 24 Tue 26th Dec 2017 1:38pm Moderator: Joined Apr 2010 Total posts:3945 Hi all
Railway death in Cornwall
My parents lived in Bodmin in the sixties & seventies, about as central & away from the coast as you can get in the county. I often heard stories, as well as knowing that folk did use the railway lines as walking home routes. This is the first instance of someone using a main route, the line from Plymouth to Penzance if that is what this tragedy turns out to be. A reminder of the perils of walking on railway lines.
Lostwithiel has a branch line where trains still run to Fowey. I have seen folk using branch lines as walkways in Cornwall. The branch line takes off from Lostwithiel station, running at the side of the main line for a few hundred yards, before diverging along with the river. Who knows what happened regards this nineteen year old, who sadly lost her life.
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| PhilipInCoventry Holbrooks All posts by this member Thread starter | 23 of 24 Sun 18th Mar 2018 7:21pm Moderator: Joined Apr 2010 Total posts:3945 Hi all
With all the worlds gloomy news, to add to it, I thought that I recognised the huge former mill building fire in Manchester yesterday. It was a cotton mill, acquired by Courtaulds in 1964.
Stalybridge, former Courtaulds Cotton Mill destroyed by Fire
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| Midland Red Cherwell All posts by this member | 24 of 24 Tue 20th Mar 2018 7:05am Moderator: Joined Jan 2010 Total posts:4825 "Britain has taken leave of its senses" - article |
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