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THE recent snow flurries have stirred memories of the time when an army of volunteers and some old school ingenuity helped Leigh get their game with Widnes played despite the near Arctic Hilton Park conditions. It was a top of the table encounter in the December of Leigh’s 1981-82 Championship winning campaign. The victory over the Chemics that afternoon would go a long way to securing a first ever title for the Leythers But how on earth did they get that game played – with snow fal...

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But the multi-millionaire property developer acknowledged he is unlikely to recover any of the money. …Slater, Jordan Williams and John Stringer all thought Colin would just roll over when they launched their united front attack on him. TDB Recommends NewzEngine.com But Colin didn’t. He fought them every step of the way, regardless of how many times that dragged his former personal assistant back into the painfully humiliating spotlight. It’s ended with mistrials, record defamation costs ...

  Could you please identify what’s growing extensively in my grass? They are about 5cm tall, appeared about a month ago and show no sign or dying off. I never saw anything like them before. – John Stringer, Douglas Road, Cork It’s a fungus called earth tongue. It grows in mossy lawns, particularly near the coast from September to December. Garden spider cobweb We found these cobwebs outside on our patio table. At 10 inches in diameter, they seem unusually large. – Te...

Hawkes Bays Ariki Hawkins shearing 1000 sheep for an injured mate 19 Dec, 2020 10:03 PM 2 minutes to read Hawkes Bay Today By: Doug Laing A Hawkes Bay shearer is packing two days shearing into one to support a record-breaking shearing mate who was badly hurt in a quadbike accident in Southland seven weeks ago. Raised in West Australia, from a Mohaka family, now living at Tangoio and working for Napier contractor Brendan Mahony, 36-year-old Ariki Hawkins plans to shear more than 1000 lambs at th...