EXCELLENT BOTTOM OF THE TABLE CLASH

 KERNOW ST PIRAN LEAGUE: DIVISION FOUR WEST

SPEAK OUT UNITED FC 6 ST AGNES 3rds FC 3

Speak Out United is a club Ive wanted to visit for a while, as they were set up by Chairman/Player Jack Underwood for people with mental health issues and what better way than these polite lads playing local football, the club now has 8 teams and other junior teams.

Before todays match both teams had not won a match, they had both lost their first league match with United having a goal difference of -10 and the visitors also with a goal difference of -13, so was I going to see some goals or would it be a 0-0 draw between these two bottom of the table teams.

On arrival I was met by Jack's family and as the players came off after the warm up, eash player introduced themselves and shook my hand.

The game kicked off in bright sunshine, so I took my scooter t the far side of the pitch, the match began very even, but on 14 minutes, a corner from the right side was punched out by the home keeper straight on to the back of AARON MORGAN's head that went over the keeper to not only give the Saints the lead, but their 1st goal this season.

On 18 minutes, the homesters were back level, when JACK UNDERWOOD hit a shot from 30 yards out to which the visiting keeper fumbled and the ball ended up in the net.

On 23 minutes, United had turned it round to go 2-1 in front, when their number 2 hit a shot from outside the penalty area.

In the 39th minute, The Saints made it 2-2, when SAM LUCKETT hit a long range shot, at this point the game was very even.

Into the Second Half and after only 20 seconds, United's 15 got the ball on the right wing, aiming for the back post and it swerved in to the top corner of the net.

St Agnes werent done yet, as 4 minutes later, it became 3-3, when from a left sided corner in to the box was headed home by JAMIE JELLARD. United soon went back in front when with their corner on the right found the head of number 4.

Lots of subs were being made and on 65 minutes, United extended their lead, when a through ball split the visitors defence and left number 11 to tuck the ball past the keeper.

In the 70th minute, it became 6-3 when a corner from the left, was guided in by the number 4

The photos from this match can be seen on this LINK

THE BRIDGE AND THE BROOK SERVE OUT A DRAW

 SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE: PREMIER DIVISION

WADEBRIDGE TOWN 1 MILLBROOK 1

 

Att: 64

A great welcome back to Wadebridge Town Secretary Andy Ould and all the committee at this friendly club, pity for those that stayed at home to watch the England match, when they could have seen a very competitive match here.

WE sat in the clubhouse and they allowed me to put the charity bucket in aid of Scottys Little Soldiers on the bar and may we thank everyone as we raised £10.05p making the running total to £895.06p.

The food on offer was sausage rolls and cheeseburgers, me and Hazel had both as we hadnt eaten since the mid lunch time and the food was excellent.

A very large clubhouse with ample space, it was nearly time for kick off, so up into the seated stand along the halfway line, where I joined Andy, the stand overlooks the pitch and gives a great view, there is also a stand behind the goal.

The game kicked off and each teams had chances, the visiting keeper pulling out adiving save in the first minute. The game seemed to flow but with visitors having more of the ball, then a crazy 5 minutes saw a red card for one of the home players and then things went to worse for them after 28 minutes, when the referee pointed to the penalty , up stepped WILL LARSON to plant the visitors in front.

The game began to fire up with both sides putting tackles and the referee had to be on top of his game.

The Second Half saw another red card but this time to the visitors to even up the numbers on the pitch to 10 a piece.

The homesters pushed forward but only with man up front and visitors were hoping to hang on for only their second win this season.

With all subs made, on 82 minutes, a cotner drifted in from the right side, saw ED BOWERS raise up first for Town to see his header hit the underside of the crossbar and drop in to even up the scores.

A  good night out from Hayle on our holiday and of course I wont leave it another 16 years before I visited again.

OLD BOYS KEEP 100% RECORD ON THE SAINTS HISTORY DAY

 Kernow St Piran League: Division Three West

ST KEVERNE FC 0 HELSTON OLD BOYS 9

Att: 17

For some years I have promised to do The Saints First Ever Programme, but usually for the two weeks we are down in October, they have been drawn away in a cup or league fixture, but this season, I spotted the home fixture against newly Dision Four Champions Helston Old Boys, befor going in to the match, The Saints had only won 1 match whist the visitors had won 7 out of 7 in the league and also going through in cup competitions.

The word was put out via twitter/X and via facebook and on my programme collectors list, in total the amount was split between the charity scottys little soldiers and the home side, both making £60, but some folks threw money in to the charity bucket as well.

The game kicked off and within 27 seconds the saints had to clear the ball off their goal line, sadly they have no goalkeeper and have a young outfielder player between the sticks, it didnt take long though before the Old Boys took the lead, after 4 corners on the right side coming to nothing, they advanced down the left side, where a cross came in for OLLY CHRISTMAS to tap in.

12 minutes in and OLLY CHRISTMAS not only douled the lead, but doubled his tally with a half volley from just outside of the box.

Goal of the day came in the 18th minute when AZZY ORCHARD hit a 30 yarder in to the top corner of the net, which I doubt any keeper would have stopped.

St Keverne pressed forward but the visitors defence was holding strong but they did get through and with only a shot poor Jacob Thornhill stumbled as he went to hit the shot and fell flat on his face to some of the crowds amusement, I shouted penalty though the closest player to him was 20 yards away. At half time I asked why he hadnt booked him for a dive lol

Well things got worse for the Saints aft er 23 minutes, when the ball was played through the middle of the home defence forKEGAN McPILBIN to run on to and finish to make it 4-0.

2 minutes later and it was 5-0 to the old boys, when STEVE JENKIN on the left hit home from 25 yards,

38 minutes on the clock \and OLLY CHRISTMAS completed his hat trick when he turned and shot to make it 6-0.

At half time a gent from nearby said he was going to leave about 10 minutes from the end to get home for the England match, unless  this game was 6-6 at the time.

Helston took their foot off the gas in the second half and let the Saints have their best period of the game, spending a lot of  time in the visitors half and having the odd half change, but after 73 minutes it became 7-0 to the visitors when ANDREW ASHTON scored via a deflected shot.

The Old Boys now began to press forward again and on 78 minutes, a ball from the right saw DAN STIDWELL round the keeper to nudge in.

On 81  minutes, a corner from the left ended up with ANDREW ASHTON who volleyed through a crowded area to make it 9-0.

After that, Helston wanted 10 and I think everyone except the keeper had a shot that went well wise.

I expect Helston Old Boys to walk away with this division, but St Keverne wont have as many hard games as this and if they can play as they did in the first 20 minutes of the second half, they will soon be picking up points.

After the match, me and my wife Hazel went back for a couple of drinks with the lads, before we actually headed to Helston Athletic AFC for the bingo night, they allowed me to put the charity bucket on the bar for the evening and Im  in shock as I won the final game of bingo £220..but when we got back to the caravan last night, with the £60 from programme sales for St Keverne and what people had thrown in the buck, we have raised £112 taking the running total to £885.01p

If anyone would like to make a donation no matter how small for the charity blog which is in aid of SCOTTY'S LITTLE SOLDIERS, you can of course make a bank transfer to

MR ROBERT F HORNBY

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some photos from the match can be found on this link

VERY LATE WINNER AGAIN FOR THE COMEBACK VALE

 Eurosoccer Nottinghamshire Football League: Premier Division

MEDEN VALE COLTS FC 2 BEESTON FC 1

Att: 70

Well I arranged this as a groundhoppers day at Meden Vale, but in the morning the weather was very overcast and raining, but the club volunteers soon helped us out with a gazebo and a cuppa to keep us nice and warm, the hoppers began to arrive at 1.30pm and the referee arrived to give instructions that he would like to hold a minutes silence in respect of George Hulley, a man well known and respected throughout Nottinghamshire Football who sadly passed away yesterday and for little Noah who lost his life earlier in the week.

With teamsheets in, I did a interview with Beeston FC Manager Dan King, as hos club had won 6 out of 6 matches in August for the 1st team and the reserves had won 4 out of 4 during that same month.

It was then time to take the Beeston Team photo.

Big shout out to club DJ Liam today as he read out the line ups and officials and then announced the minutes silence and spoke about what George had given to local Nottinghamshire Football as a manager and also a player. The silence was well respected by all 70 in the ground.

The match kicked off and went from end to end, but Beeston looking the more likely to go ahead, to which they did on 22 minutes, when a ball from the left saw the home defender and the visiting forward HARRY NAYSON jump up togeather and the ball flicked in to the net.

Beeston were knocking the ball around and Meden were not playing that well, but coming off at half time seemed still upbeat

The Second Half saw the homesters come aalight with more passion with the visiting keeper being called into action a few times.

In the 70th minute, a home player was shown a yellow card, but moments later he stood in front of the keeper and stuck his leg out and blocked the keeper from kicking the ball away frok his hands, so the referee showed him the second yellow card. This looked the end of Meden Vale's unbeaten start to the season, but they are unbeaten for a reason, they just dont give up and 2 minutes after the sending off, the 10 men were level through JOSH BRENTNALL.

The game was fading away for a draw but a attack in the 90th minute, saw the visiting defender pull down the home attacker and the referee pointed straight to the spot.

Up stepped TYLER WHYLE and placed the ball into the net, but the ref hadnt blown his whistle, due to the keeper playing with the nets, so the ref had a word with him. It was then tense as the ref blew his whistle and the striker kept his cool to bag the three points for Meden Vale Colts.

I felt all 3 match officials had very goood games.

Ive still got to count up how much the charity blog raised for Scottys Little Children, as soon as I do, will update the blog..Many thanks to everyone that donated by buying a programme or threw some money in the Charity Bucket..AMOUNT RAISED was £118.59p A BIG THANKYOU to EVERYONE. RUNNING TOTAL now sits at £773.01p

If you couldnt make it but would like to make a donation, no matter how small, you can do via bank transfer to

MR ROBERT F HORNBY

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TABLE TOPPERS PARKHALL HIT 15

 Eurosoccer Nottinghamshire Football League: Division Three

PARKHALL FC 15 NOTTS CITY RANGERS RESERVES 0

Looking at todays fixtures, I spotted this one less than quarter of a mile from my bungalow and at Manor Complex, where Ive never seen a game there. Parkhall replaced Phoenix Athltetic 6-0 away last week to take over at the top. Parkhall FC are only playing there this season, whilst their new ground is being built. Id not seen Notts City Rangers Reserves, a new team to the league this season.

After getting the teamsheets, I headed down to pitchside, which is a bit of a distance from the changing room area.

The game kicked off and we didnt have to very long for the 1st goal of the game, infact only 68 seconds when the Parkhall's ASHLEY MCKAY headed home at the back post.

It became one way traffic with the league leaders making it 2-0 when a free kick(see photos above) went in to the area, was  headed for ASHLEY MCKAY to head home again.

Notts City Rangers Reserves tried to push and carried on playing, but Parkhall was very strong winning the majority of the ball and on 28 minutes, they scored a third when BALLIE HAJMAN scored with a header.

The floodgates then opened up, as on 31 minutes MAX RADFORD shot in to the far corner of the net. It then became 5-0 when MAX RADFORD scored again on34 minutes, On 38 and 39 minutes, KYLE CHADBURN scored twice, then after 40 minutes, BALLIE HAJMAN hit a shot from 30 yards out to make it 8-0. On 42 minutes, MAX RADFORD completed his hat trick after beating the offside trap.

The Second Half began and  was worried that visitors were going to give up, but after a couple of subs, they had a good 15 minutes of the game, pressing forward and creating a few chances of their own.

But the visitors hearts were broken on 61 minutes, when KYLE CHADBURN complted his hat trick making it double figures for the homesters. Then on 63 minutes SAM MURPHY got on the scoresheet. Ashley Mckay was after his hat trick and saw shot rattle the crossbar, then had three good efforts well saved by the visiting keeper.

On 75 minutes, SAM MURPHY scored again with 79 minutes on the clock RYAN HANKINSON scored just after he had come on two minites earlier.  In the 82nd minute, ETHAN BEARDSLEY scored and on 85 minutes, SAM BOOTH made it 15-0.

I felt the young Referee Finnlee Darrington had a very good game

Notts City Rangers Reserves, I feel if they can play the football in the 15 minutes of the Second Half, they will win some matches, but today, it was a matter of men against boys, but both teams wanted the same thing today and that was to play football and it was respect to both teams.

With the 15 goals seen today at 25p, the £3 .75takes the running total to £644.42p, towards "SCOTTYS LITTLE SOLDIERS" a charity that supports children who have lost parents who are serving in the military.

For programme Collectors and badge collectors out there, On Saturday 19th September I am doing a Meden Vale programme £2 and badge £4 and on the 3rd October I will be doing ST Keverne's FIRST EVER PROGRAMME at £2..any one that is interested, please email on hornby60uk@hotmail.com asap to pre order, if you cant make any of those games then I can send via post with postal costs

If you would like to make a donation , no matter how sm all

MR ROBERT F HORNBY

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UPCOMING PROGRAMME & BADGE

 SATURDAY 19th SEPTEMBER 2026

MEDEN VALE COLTS FC v BEESTON FC

Meden Vale Programme & Badge

Programme money going to Charity "Scotty's Little Soldiers"

SATURDAY 3rd OCTOBER 2026

ST KEVERNE FC v HELSTON OLD BOYS FC

St Keverne FC;s 1st EVER PROGRAMME

50% to St Keverne FC and 50% to charity "Scottys Little Soldiers"

Please read below to pre order or get yours posted

Even if you cant make the match, you can pre order MEDEN VALE COLTS FC PROGRAMME and MEDEN VALE COLTS BADGES from me, even if you are abroad, I can take payment via bank transfer , but must be pre ordered well in advance as Meden Vale only 50 badges have been made and already 30 sold. The Programmes are now printed and ready for the day.

The programmes, the more sold, the more the charity makes. This year I have chosen "SCOTTYS LITTLE SOLDIERS" a small charity that supports military children who has lost one or both of their parents, it helps towards councilling, new school uniforms and a lot more as well. Already  we have raised over £630

Programmes are £2 each and badges £4 each, if you are coming to the match, if you cant make, I can work out postage costs. Please email me asap on hornby60uk@yahoo.co.uk

Admission to the match is £3 and the teabar room will be cooking and doing teas/coffees/bars of chocolate etc.

Also BIG ANNOUNCEMENT..On 3rd October, I will be doing ST KEVERNE;s FIRST EVER PROGRAMME @ just £2 v HELSTON OLD BOYS again it can be posted out to you with postage..Please just email me on hornby60uk@yahoo.co.uk for all details or information.

MANY THANKS FOR YOUR KIND SUPPORT

COLTS HIT THE YOUNG VILLA FOR A DOZEN

 Eurosoccer Nottinghamshire Football League Division 3

ROBIN HOOD COLTS FC 12 AWSWORTH VILLA RESERVES 0

Most of the Awsworth players were at a wedding, so this left them with only 12 young players, the Colts had a full squad but the question was, were they going to bounce back after a midweek defeat.

With having got the teamsheets and being greeted by both clubs, it was over to the far side of the pitch, now due cricket, Robin Hood play some of their matches on the top pitch, where the defunct Thoresby CW used to play, but they also play quite a lot of there games on the bottom pitch, which houses changing rooms and a cafe, but that wasnt open today.

The game kicked off and the Colts were on the attack and on 5 minutes, a corner swung in from the right side found SAM ROEBUCK to turn in with the ball hitting the post.

The young Awsworth players were trying to play football but didnt really get out there half with only playing with 1 man up front. Things got worse for them when in the 17th minute, BAILEY GRIFFIN skipped past the visiting keeper to chip him to make it 2-0.

The visiting keeper was keeping the score down with some excellent saves, including one heading for the top right corner and he just pushed it over in middair.

But there was nothing he could do in  the 33rd minute, when CONNOR POYSER fired home from the right angle of the box.

After the half time break, for the first 15 minutes, Villa was the better of the two teams, moving forward, but not really testing the home keeper.

On the hour, the Colts went 4-0 up,. when from a corner on the left found the head of MITCHELL ANBRETT. Now with the Visitors having used their sub at half time, you could see the tired legs kicking in and on68 minutes, the found themselves 5-0 down, when RYAN BUTT's evaded the keeper.

On 71 minutes, the homesters were awarded a penalty and up stepped BEN BLYTHE to covert. Two minutes laterBAILEY GRIFFIN slid the ball past the keeper to make it 7-0.

In the 81st minute, the ref awarded the Colts another penalty, to which one of the Villa players didnt agree with, so used some choice words to see red, as he was leaving the pitch, another player didnt like the referees choice, so he called him as well, so now the visitors were down to 9 players but also facing a penalty, up stepped RYAB BULL to convert.

With a two man advantage and the nine men of the visitors strugging, the Colts kept pressing on and on 83 minutes, the Colts got their third penalyry to which ALFIE ORME made it 9-0, a minute later ALFIE ORME made it ten.

The referee signalled three minutes, and DECLEAN STONE burst through to score and nearly with the last kick off the game ALFIE ORME wrapped up his hat trick and improved Robin Hood's goal difference.

With the 12 goals seen today at 25p, the £3 takes the running total to £640.67p, towards "SCOTTYS LITTLE SOLDIERS" a charity that supports children who have lost parents who are serving in the military.

For programme Collectors and badge collectors out there, On Saturday 19th September I am doing a Meden Vale programme £2 and badge £4 and on the 3rd October I will be doing ST Keverne's FIRST EVER PROGRAMME at £2..any one that is interested, please email on hornby60uk@hotmail.com asap to pre order, if you cant make any of those games then I can send via post with postal costs

If you would like to make a donation , no matter how small

MR ROBERT F HORNBY

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EAGLES FLY OVER THE OLYMPIC

 EUROSOCCER NOTTINGHAMSHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE

ARNOLD TOWN FC 5 NOTTS OLYMPIC FC 1

Photo kindly taken by Mick Gretton

Attendance: 74

Why back to Eagle Valley tonight, quite a easy answer, I saw and did Notts Olympics first programme and badge a few seasons ago and not got round to seeing them since.

As I was getting ready in the bungalow at 5pm, I saw lightening and loud claps off thunder, with the rain belting down that hard, my cat shot through the slightly opened window soaked through. I was then in 2 minds if to let Hazel take me or not, but by 5,30pm it was bright blue skies, so off we headed to Arnold Town FC.

On arrival, I popped in to the referees room and got the team sheets and wish them all a good game, to which they all did.

Said hello to some of the faithful followers of the Eagles and just got outside in time for kick off on a nice pleasant evening. The homesters were first to make the visiting keeper in to a fine save, Olympic was playing a long ball game hoping to catch the second ball and did have a couple of half chances.

After 26 minutes, Olympic after soaking up a lot of presure pumped the ball to the right hand side of the penalty area, for the winger to knock the ball over to the left side for LLOYD PATTERSON to tap home.

The lead didnt last for long as in the 36th minute, a long shot by JORDON INGRAM hit the back of the net from some distance to make it 1-1.

The Second Half began and the Eagles looked a different side as they took the game to Olympic and ran at their defence after 55 minutes BENJI AGU ran down the left and cut in and curled his shot into the top corner of the net.

On 65 minutes, it was 3-1 when JORDON INGRAM smashed in a penalty.

With both sides having made all their subs, I thought the game may slow down, how wrong was I to be,. as it became 4-1 on 70 minutes, When JAMES WADE planted his shot past the keeper.

There was still time for another goal in the 85th minute, whenJAKE OGDEN slammed the ball in to send the Eagles fans home happy.

With the 6 goals scored tonight it adds another £1.50 to the charity Blogs running total of £637.67p in aid of "SCOTTYS LITTLE SOLDIERS"

For programme Collectors and badge collectors out there, On Saturday 19th September I am doing a Meden Vale programme £2 and badge £4 and on the 3rd October I will be doing ST Keverne's FIRST EVER PROGRAMME at £2..any one that is interested, please email on hornby60uk@hotmail.com asap to pre order, if you cant make any of those games then I can send via post with postal costs

TEN MEN COLTS FIGHT BACK FOR LATE WIN

EUROSOCCER NOTTINGHAMSHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

MEDEN VALE COLTS 3 NEWARK & SHERWOOD UNITED 2

Well where do I begin? after meeting everyone and setting out to near the halfway line, Id got home supporters one side of me and visiting supporters on the other side of me.

The fixture caught my eye as soon as they were released, as Meden Vale Colts were promoted to the top Division for the first time in their history, whilst Newark & Sherwood United have gone through some rough times unable to get a step 5 ground in the Newark area and whilst playing home games at Harrowby costs to keep hiring grounds, so they decided to move to Balderton and more in to our league, most players walked as they wished to continue at step 5, whilst Grant the Development manager took over the 1st team appointment.

The game kicked off and after 20 seconds the ref Scott thought he was playing vets football as he trapped the ball but had to pull play back for a drop ball, but a scramble after 90 secends, the Colts were 1-0 up through ALFIE GAUGHAN in front of a crowd of 43.

After 14 minutes, United had turned the game on its head when KALVIN OSBORNE had scored a brace of tap ins.

The side from Newark looked in control in the first half, so they lead at half time. Meanwhile Carlos Arrowsmith and Gordon Foster came to join me.

The Second Half began with the Colts attacking but United soaking up the pressure, the visiting keeper went down 3 times for treatment andd wasnt moving too well. Meden upped a gear and the visiting keeper pulled off 3 or 4 superb saves knocking them over the bar.

In the 78th minute, things were to alter as the homesters were reduced down to 10 players as 1 saw red, but this seemed to spur the Colts on and 2 minutes later, a deflected shot by THOMAS SHARPE found the back of the net to make it 2-2.

Each side now pushed forward and had chances, but going in to injury time, all thought this game would end up as a draw, but the Colts had other ideas in the 94th minute for JOEL WHYLE to secure a historic 1st ever win in the Premier Division.

A excellent match played in the right spirit, Newark and Sherwood will gain points with this young side and Meden Vale Colts should do well.

NOTE FOR YOUR DIARY: SATURDAY 19th SEPTEMBER - PROGRAMME & BADGE

MEDEN VALE COLTS v BEESTON FC

To  pre order your programmes or badges, please email me on hornby60uk@yahoo.co.uk

I must thank Assistant Referee Brett Hovey for making a £20 donation and Gordon Foster for £10, with the 5 goals scored today at 25p per goal I see scored, also in the week came donations from Steve & Sharon Holland of Arnold Town FC and Greg Osborne it now takes the running total up to a superb £636.17p for "SCOTTYS LITTLE SOLDIERS"

IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A SMALL DONATION TO THE CHARITY BLOG IN AID OF SCOTTY'S LITTLE CHILDREN, A CHARITY THAT HELPS CHILDREN WHO PARENTS IN THE MILITARY HAVE DIED, WITH SUPPORT,COUNCILLING, NEW SCHOOL CLOTHING COSTS ETC, HERE IS MY BANK DETAILS AND YOU WILL SEE A RUNNING TOTAL ALONG WITH THE DONATORS ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE BLOG WHEN OPENING IN WEB VERSION

MR ROBERT F HORNBY

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TOWN OPEN WIN 2-0 WIN AWAY

Eurosoccer Nottinghamshire Football League Division One

RAVENSHEAD FC 0 HUCKNALL TOWN RESERVES 2

Well met in the car park by newly formed friend Martin Coulson who joined me for tonights match, we made round to the changing room area to get the teamsheets and Gary made me a flask and made Martin a cuppa. With the teamsheets in and a chat with tonights referee, it was down to pitchside, we not far behiode the near goal, after about 15 mnutes we was joined by old friend Levi Charles and his son Lincoin who stayed for about 30 minutes as Lev i hasnt been too well.

In the 29th minute, Hucknall got a free kick on the left side of the area, from where JEREMIAH OGIE smashed the ball into the far top corner of the net.

Ravenshead pressed more in the second half but didnt really test the visiting keeper and this came back to bite them in the 68th minute, when the Ravenshead keeper made a superb one on one save but it fell to Hucknall sub KEIN KAWAGUCHI.

A very good game watched by around 80 supporters and played in the right spirit. Must Mention the match referee Adrian Gaskin who I felt had a very good game

With the 2 goals at 25p for the charity Blog, it leaves the running total standing at £604.92p

IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A SMALL DONATION TO THE CHARITY BLOG IN AID OF SCOTTY'S LITTLE CHILDREN, A CHARITY THAT HELPS CHILDREN WHO PARENTS IN THE MILITARY HAVE DIED, WITH SUPPORT,COUNCILLING, NEW SCHOOL CLOTHING COSTS ETC, HERE IS MY BANK DETAILS AND YOU WILL SEE A RUNNING TOTAL ALONG WITH THE DONATORS ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE BLOG WHEN OPENING IN WEB VERSION

MR ROBERT F HORNBY

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MANY THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT