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Passed mine first time, our nearest test centre was Widnes and there was a 9 month waiting list so the instructor gave me the form on my first lesson. Had to fill it in and send through the post with a cheque or postal order. I still remember my legs were shaking so much I could barely use the...

Very sad, Shearings provided the coaches for Wigan RLFC.

My son does the same commute, trains are standing room only and the car park is full before 7am. Locals don't take kindly to parking in nearby streets.

That is amazing, so much detail.

We used to get the bus to Whelans every Saturday. The building used to be Sutton Oak Locomotive shed before it was Whelans.

Donny Osmond :oops:

See my kids, watch my daughter playing rugby and get lots of licks from her daft dog.

It started on Sunday for me when I got the dreaded text telling me to stay in for 12 weeks although we hadn't been out since a bit of shopping the previous Monday. We had already more or less decided I would stay here in York but being told I have to made it seem more scary. I have plenty to do...

Dixon of Dock Green was one I used to love.

No milk at all for me,can only drink milk cold

Earlestown doesn't have toilets, lifts or disabled access

Today I was on an Arriva no 20 from St Helens to Earlestown, it's always a been a single decker but today was a double which surprised a few people who only realised as it went past and they missed it.

If geese is the plural of goose shouldn't a single sheep be a shoop? Waiting for or waiting on a bus? When people say they are waiting on a bus I always picture them sitting on top of it.

I've been carried past my stop a couple of times. I usually put it down to the fact I stay seated until it stops so maybe the driver thinks it was a mistake. Only once have I had to ask them to stop as they seemed to be going past a second stop but they always apologise and ask am I ok to get...

Does it make any difference that I would normally have gone on the direct train from NLW but that wasn't running hence me starting at ERL which is slightly closer?

The new TPE I'm on doesn't have any catering at all (The WiFi isn't working either)

Transpennine usually allocate me a priority seat when I book assistance but said they had all been booked for the train I was taking yesterday and had to reserve me a normal seat of which there were plenty left. As it happened it was a Nova and didn't run anyway :rolleyes:

St. Helens central

I have a Merseytravel Disabled bus pass and rarely have a problem with it apart from the Reliance buses around York.

An 80 year old woman fell down the gap earlier this year and I have embarrassingly had to be practically lifted off the train on 5.