Posted in Story on Aug 4th, 2005
William “Willy” Geoghan was found dead yesterday by a friend at an address on Park Hill. His body is currently at the Coroner’s Office, awaiting official identification. “Willy” or “Old Bill” as he was known locally had been walking the streets of Moseley for decades now, and whether you knew him by name or not, [...]
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Posted in Story on Aug 4th, 2005
With the advent of the new Alcohol Free Zone in downtown Moseley we are all set to lead more fulfilling lives (if a little more sober). Though this irresponsible legislation could have spelt doom for everyones favourite streetdrinker. Willie has been quitely drunk on the Village Green since before accurate records began; this era almost [...]
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Posted in Story on Aug 4th, 2005
Scenes reminiscent of Vietnam came to Moseley this week when a large group of confused Americans ended up in the wrong place, once more. Bedecked in Hawaiian shirts and Bermuda shorts, these camera-toting freaks wandered round our tranquil country village on the hunt for Hampton Court. Bemused Moseley residents watched in disbelief as the tourists [...]
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Posted in Story on Aug 4th, 2005
Moseley long compared with some of the great cities of the world has made a bid to usurp Paris as a recognised centre of culture. The impromptu cafe culture that has developed on the streets of Moseley has brought an exciting new “cosmopolitan” attitude to it’s residents. This cultural shift was brought about by the [...]
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Posted in Story on Aug 4th, 2005
Local residents have once again been appalled by yet anther case of cider spiking. This cruel practice has become endemic in Moseley Village of recent times and is believed to be the work of some particularly vicious school children. The children leave bottles of cider spiked with acid unattended on the village green and wait [...]
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