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| 16th April 2007 |
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| As the weather gets warmer, so the Cookley Children
feel tempted to dive into the River Stour and find similar entertaining
things to do, as kids do. But it's a good job we have Mr. Caswell to tidy
up the litter and cans that the children leave scattered along the river
bank. Here's my message to these youngsters. Have fun, by all means, but
don't risk your lives jumping in to a shallow river. It's not brave or clever
if you get head injuries or broken bones. But more importantly, don't spoil
the area by breaking the bank, making a mess or littering the area. Take
your rubbish home, don't leave the tidying up to a concientious senior resident.
Paul M |
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| 12th April 2007 |
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| OWEN SOUTHAN...funny thing..I hadn't thought
of you for a while and this pyschic woman comes to work with me and tells
me someone I still love feels the same way. She didn't specify if it
was about me or not, but I'm home for Andrew's wedding Saturday
and found a picture of as at Warwick Castle, we both looked awesome, and
then was looking the internet at sh*t and found this website. I know Cookley
isn't big, so someone you know is bound to see it and show you. Maybe
you could call or write or something and we could catch up. I'd call
you but that didn't go to well last time with the baby mama drama. Later,
K? Kelly |
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| 3rd January 2007 |
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Parish Hall.
Wasn't the original land 'gifted' to the village before control
of the village hall was given over to the parish? Where will the money from
the sale of this land be going? Will it be going to fund a replacement?
EX RESIDENT |
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| 21st November 2006 |
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To Mom and Dad
Thank you for all the help and assistance you have given me over the last
few months. I am happy that you have seettled into your new home in cookley
and wish you all the best in the future. Craig
Wall |
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| 8th October 2006 |
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| Hey keith hobbis of elan close, you know who you are.
you broke my heart about a year ago, i lost your baby & at the
time my whole world too. you will always bring a smile to my face
& a moistness you know where. hope geniene makes you happy i would've
done had you given me chance. love you. ME.X |
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| 4th September 2006 |
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We have owned a share in a narrowboat named Cookley for the past
four years. We were keen to visit the village from where our boat
was named and earlier today did so. After a pleasant walk through
the village and the tunnel we made a short trip up the tow path
to Debdale Lock returning to a most enjoyable Sunday lunch at The
Bulls Head. We look forward to returning by boat when Cookley is
moored a little closer when we will not have to drive home. Thank
you for an enjoyable day out.
Phil and Karen Gallagher
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| 4th May 2006 |
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I took a walk through the village yesterday and it struck me what
a filthy, untidy mess it is at the moment. There is so much rubbish
and grit on the edge of the road, that you could build a new motorway
from Cookley to Wolverhampton. What has happened to street cleaning.?
We pay our rates like anyone else. It is obvious the roads have
not been swept for months. And litter - well I won't even start
on that one!!!
Andy Prior - Cookley
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| 11th April 2006 |
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My say is that LOTS of people are being (quite rightly) "sentimental"
over the beautiful southern end of Kinver Edge. This has remained
untouched since 1948 along with its remarkable ancient cave village
and its historic war time tunnels. Why are you focusing on the tunnels?
It's the natural and historic environment that matters. These appalling
plans only call for limited use of the tunnels, its the wider landscape
which I (like so many people) don't want destroyed by this commercial
development in our greenbelt.
edmund simons - Kingsford
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| Have YOUR Say - what do you think about the tunnels?
Are they worth preserving or are a few people being sentimental over
some dark, damp and dingy caves? Have YOUR Say here. |
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