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22 April 2009, 03:31 PM
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22 April 2009, 09:11 PM
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blimey looks messy, the fire not the garden lol, before dci thinks im siding with him 
Worst fire I have ever witnessed was Bollums Paints in Elmers End, **** me lol
Worst fire I have ever witnessed was Bollums Paints in Elmers End, **** me lol
23 April 2009, 12:45 AM
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I work in Ashton-Under-Lyne, this has been pretty much all we've talked about today 
I heard the sirens on my way out of work last night but didn't pay much attention, until I got onto the M60 and saw the huge pall of smoke in the rear view mirror
I heard the sirens on my way out of work last night but didn't pay much attention, until I got onto the M60 and saw the huge pall of smoke in the rear view mirror
23 April 2009, 07:03 AM
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One hell of a big mill too go up in smoke .
Was there only a couple of weeks ago getting a couple of kitchen worktops for someone .
Mr Miller is apparently a bit of a rogue .
He has already said he is not insured !!!! Due to his reputation no doubt uninsurable !!!!
Oh Dear,oh dear .
Was there only a couple of weeks ago getting a couple of kitchen worktops for someone .
Mr Miller is apparently a bit of a rogue .
He has already said he is not insured !!!! Due to his reputation no doubt uninsurable !!!!
Oh Dear,oh dear .
23 April 2009, 07:06 AM
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He's a wide boy alright, but the local council have been playing dirty a lot longer than him in an attempt to get their hands on that mill. They've a 700 page plan to convert it to residential apartments, once they secure it back...... oh look it's on fire 
23 April 2009, 05:21 PM
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I know a girl who lives opposite this.She was evacuated from her house & wont be allowed back in it for at least a week. Shes due to give birth anyday as well.
23 April 2009, 08:11 PM
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The cynic in me tends to agree.
I personally I find it a shame that a 100+ year old building has such a demise. I love old architecture, whilst much of it has period asthetic detail, its design serves a purpose. Modern stuff, which can have as much detail and design, often seems to be designed as meerly as a token gesture for the sakes of trying to be fashionable.
However in retrospect, is its destruction in a "accidental" fire a godsave from it being butchered by converting it into "yet another" bygone ex-industrial-chic block of apartments?
Seeing the idea of converting old industrial buildings into residential apartments doesn't sit right with me, as it has nothing to do with the building's original purpose; I'd rather see it demolished.
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23 April 2009, 08:30 PM
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I drove past this, it was the biggest fire i have seen it was simply huge!!!!
Vance is alright - salt of the earth that man
Oh and he's not insured
Vance is alright - salt of the earth that man
Oh and he's not insured
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