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Davyhulme Circle
Topic posted by
Proud... dated:30 January 2006
Livng close to Davyhulme circle is a pleasure as the council keep the flower beds so beautiful. Recently however I noticed a couple of the display baskets were missing and then daily more and more went missing.Why do people have to spoil things? The disrespect these people hold for the meaning of the monument makes you wonder what type of homes they come from.I know kids got upto mischief when we were young but unfortunately this word appears old fashioned now because they have moved on now to acts of mindless vandalism.
Re: Davyhulme Circle
Reply posted by
EricJ
... dated:09 February 2010
I believe it was the Police chasing a car that had been involved in a robbery
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Reply posted by
Gillykins
... dated:08 February 2010
Driving past the bookies near Spar tonight and saw a car hanging out of the window. Was it a robbery or a really strange crash?
Re: Davyhulme Circle
Reply posted by
ericj
... dated:26 July 2008
Do we need another Bookies at Davyhulme Circle?
There is a Notice of Application for a Provisional Statement under the Gaming Act 2005 in the Messenger dated 24th July.
There is a Notice of Application for a Provisional Statement under the Gaming Act 2005 in the Messenger dated 24th July.
Re: Davyhulme Circle
Reply posted by
ericj
... dated:02 July 2006
Has anyone noticed how drab the flowerbeds look this year, maroon coloured foliage overshadows the plants that lack colour. Maybe if the moss was cleaned from the grey brickwork surrounding the circle the area would look brighter.
There is a much better picture in the Golden Hill Park flowerbeds, the arrangements are well laid out and colourful, they compliment the gardeners tending these gardens.
There is a much better picture in the Golden Hill Park flowerbeds, the arrangements are well laid out and colourful, they compliment the gardeners tending these gardens.
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Reply posted by
Ian
... dated:30 January 2006
The Monday after Remembrance Sunday I was catching the bus from Eccles library and some young thugs (I'm talking seven or eight year olds) were throwing the small crosses with poppies around for fun and taking delight in standing on the steps of the cenotaph and kicking the wreaths. Their mothers walked on without saying a word and spewed the usual filth when they were challenged about the way their offspring were being brought up. The thing that amazed me the most was that these Mothers didn't have a clue about the relevance of the cenotaph.
