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3 house venues fill void of commercial music venues in Springfield - Vimarsana News

3 house venues fill void of commercial music venues in Springfield

Three house venues, including Rock Bottom and The Glacier, are hosting concerts on a regular basis in Springfield.

SGFCO aims to 'grow the good' with Liberation Tattoo collaboration - Vimarsana News

SGFCO aims to 'grow the good' with Liberation Tattoo collaboration

Eleven unique designs will be available during the flash sale, including the Route 66 sign, a Chinese takeout box and a fish wearing a derby hat.

PublicRelay expands social media brand analysis to Twitter - Vimarsana News

PublicRelay expands social media brand analysis to Twitter

PublicRelay expands social media brand analysis to Twitter. From PR Week

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Crook Town within touching distance of Wembley - Vimarsana News

Crook Town within touching distance of Wembley

Bobby Charlton didn't go there as often as we did. However, the 2-1 win over Enfield in 1964 was the last time Crook Town played in a Wembley final. The dream stayed alive, but the reality was that we weren't good enough anymore. Twice since 1964 the dream of Crook fans to return to Wembley seemed to be on the verge of coming true. Fifty-five years ago, after beating Moor Green and West Auckland, the fans travelled to Loughborough Colleges in Round 3 of the Amateur Cup, on Saturday, February 19, 1966. An early morning blizzard dampened our spirits as we huddled together at 7am near Ha...

'When both our front tyres blew off watching Bishop' - Vimarsana News

'When both our front tyres blew off watching Bishop'

IN December's Memories, we mentioned that professional football in 1945-46 did not have a full league programme, so the early rounds of the FA Cup were made two-legged ties to add a bit of interest. We reported on a Second Round tie between Bishop Auckland and York City that took place in December 1945 which brought back memories for Bishop Auckland supporter John Davison from Durham. He was at both games, when Bishop lost 2-1 at home on December 8 lost the second match at York 3-0 a week later. The second leg was especially memorable. John said: "We went down in dad's 12-year-old Jaguar ...