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One place that has potential (with a bit of vision) is the old IKEA. I know the idea of an art gallery has been mooted. Personally I reckon a multi level entertainment centre of sorts would help attract loads of people, families included, to the centre. You could have indoor mini golf, a bowling...

And the Factory at Fargo village which is local independent food traders under one roof. https://www.fargovillage.co.uk/factory

'The BBC reported that a report by University of Hull in March 2018 found Hull's status as the UK City of Culture attracted more than five million people, £220 million of investment and 800 new jobs.' This is the bottom line for me. It brings money to the city, it brings people to the city, it...

My first thought when I saw them...

Yeah you'd think. It's nice that the club will have a presence in the centre IMO. Would be handy if they ran coaches back to town as well for a few post match pints.

This could be class, interested to see what they've got planned.

Imagine busting your bollocks every day since you were a kid, honing your craft, eating right, pounding the pavements at all hours. Hitting the heavy bag endlessly, sparring till your body felt like jelly. Working your way through the ranks, dedicating the best part of your life to a sport...

Price of Football is decent.

'Dirty burgers' 'Loaded fries' 'Slaw'

People like Coldplay and voted for the nazi's. You can't trust people LG.

"Missing tabby cat, goes by the name Toby, 3 years old, Inverness" "Shared Coundon hun"

People who lack even the most basic of manners. Moved into the road today with the dog to give way to a woman wheeling her bins back to her house. No thanks or acknowledgment. It's one fucking word! I'm not asking you to move the earth you miserable cow, just to show a modicum of politeness.

Loved The Pacific as well, not read the book though, I'll give it a look. Have you read Pegasus Bridge by Stephen E. Ambrose? Incredible true story about a crack unit of British paras taking, and more importantly, holding a bridge before the D-day landings. I had read that there was a film in...

That's it, I knew I'd forgotten a couple. I read that over in the States they couldn't believe it when they found out that Damian Lewis was British, as his American accent was so convincing! The quality is so good that it looks like it was made yesterday rather than 20 years ago. Like you say...

Incredible series, I'd highly recommend the book too by Stephen E. Ambrose. There's quite a few big names in smaller roles before they hit the big time as well. Andrew Scott, Michael Fassbender, James McAvoy and Tom Hardy spring to mind.

Definitely, I don't think any potential reunion would be as good without John Mahoney though. Martin as a character was such great foil for Frasier and Niles.

I remember walking over the bridge there to primary school in Earlsdon. That was mid-late 90's, so well over 20 years.

Edgeley Park, Stockport?

These days, if you say you're English, you get arrested and thrown in jail.

I was going to post something similar. The whole of Cov is like a tip. It doesn't matter where you are, city centre, suburbs, countryside. There's just crap everywhere. Walking the dog is like negotiating an obstacle course with the amount of broken glass everywhere. Mate of mine was landed with...