Salford

New South Wales Group 6 they played against in Campbelltown and Monaro in Queanbeyan.

near Canberra, and then when Australia came over to England, they played Auckland on the way, then Salford, St. Helens, French side, Rouerge, 13, or Trez, I should say, Oldham and York, won them all.

New Zealand played against North Queensland first, Central Queensland, Northern Division, Country first from New South Wales, North Coast, South West France, Barrow and Keithley, they lost games to North Queensland first and North Coast first.

So, Plenty of activity in and around these World Cups and, again, must have been a multitude of games they were playing in 1975, Andrew.

And then they had the idea of kind of converting them into mini tours.

So as you said, go to Australia, you play the countrysides.

And some red sides come to Britain and Australia, New Zealand played Saints, Salford, York, Keighley.

And, yeah, some...

So my A-levels were 1998.

So I'd already chosen my A-levels and already made my mind up that I was going to the mainland to do a degree in building surveying at the University of Salford.

And that was my, you know, my target.

August, September 1998, got the ferry across to the mainland and landed at the University of Salford.

A bit rather in the headlights, but also just the whole new world in front of me, having grown up in quite a dangerous environment, to a degree, to having some sort of freedom and peace.

Yeah, and Salford, you know, compared to what I remember from 98 to 2002, is a very different place.

It's quite cosmopolitan now, as is Belfast.

So yes, University of Salford was my...

Yeah.

So he's in Salford.

Yes.

So that's kind of where I've got it from.

And I get to the job, and I said to the dad, I'm like, okay, so I'll take in all the details.

And I was like, is there anywhere she could be? And he's like, oh, yeah, she's in Salford.

And I was like, okay, how do you know she's in Salford? He's like, oh, we're tracking her.

I'm like, but you've reported a missing.

So he's like, yeah, she's in Salford.

I was like, okay.

I said, so why don't you go and get her? And he was like, oh, I can't.

really, though.

We went to Salford, didn't we?

Yeah, but I tell you what.

I got out to Salford on a tram.

You said the tram was very good there.

The trams were very good.

In 1863, they formed their own detective department, and 32 years later, William Henry Osborne was one of them.

He'd been stationed at Holyhead and Salford after that, and in early 1895, he was sent to Wigan.

His job was really to detect offences when they happened.

Sometimes it was employees of the railway company, sometimes it was the passengers.

You

know, coming from Salford, going to London.

And so that was booked.

So we were staying in a hostel, you know, not got the money to stay in a fancy.

So

we're looking at about, we're hoping to get around 200 neat youngsters from the Salford area.

in through the doors get them looking at you can get out to work now the government's introduced this the dwp has introduced this new bursary um to help with the benefits because of course a lot of them aren't going out to work because their parents will lose the benefits so there's this new bursary that they've come up with now um that the kids can apply for i would

love to know how that goes because basically that should be you're basically hosting a venue for the easiest jigsaw puzzle to be assembled, right? Yeah.