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Bronze statues of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, unveiled last week in Dartford, are not a high point
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Bronze statues of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, unveiled last week in Dartford, are not a high point
SEVENTY years ago St Helens was a big talking point in the national press as trooper Edward O’Donnell was released from two years of captivity in…
Les' tales of Gerrards Bridge, Recs and the cup that disappeared Pilkington Recs before the Final against Blackbrook in 1964 . Hooker Les Kay is seated second from the left, with ‘Buck’ Casey is to his right. FORMER hooker Les Kay is a real mine of information about the amateur game in St Helens back in the late 1950s and early 1960s. He got in touch with Saints historian Alex Service to tell a tale or two about the oval-ball game's fine history in the town - and his part in it. “I’ve got a record that can rarely be beaten,” he says.