Warney coverage in Eastern Daily Press

[mygiddypant]

Hope the link works -

http://https://www.edp24.co.uk/home/search?submitted=true&searchSlot=true&q=warne&Subm it=true

Apologies if not.

[CTMilller]

Worked fine, giddy. Many thanks. Good article.

[Ronners]

Worked fine for me too buddy, thanks for the link

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Yes, an interesting article.

Also on the same page is a report that Norwich has been named among the five unhappiest places in the country to live.

So Rotherham isn’t that bad after all.

[CAMiller]

Yes, an interesting article.

Also on the same page is a report that Norwich has been named among the five unhappiest places in the country to live.

So Rotherham isn’t that bad after all.

The other 4 were Rotherham North, Rotherham East. Rotherham South and Rotherham West

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

The other 4 were Rotherham North, Rotherham East. Rotherham South and Rotherham West

Did you know that by being “massive” Sheffield is divided into 11 quarters

So much for primary school fractions.

[great_fire]

Yes, an interesting article.

Also on the same page is a report that Norwich has been named among the five unhappiest places in the country to live.

So Rotherham isn’t that bad after all.

Norwich was named the "happiest city to work in" in the UK just 3 years ago.

https://www.theguardian.com/careers/...uk-in-pictures

What went wrong?

[flourbasher]

They keep getting spanked in the Prem

[great_fire]

They keep getting spanked in the Prem

It can't be both the happiest place and one of the least happy at the same time, one of these surveys is wrong, or maybe both.

[onlynorfolkmiller]

Norwich was named the "happiest city to work in" in the UK just 3 years ago.

https://www.theguardian.com/careers/...uk-in-pictures

What went wrong?

Joke of an article. It's a great city. Spent 18 years in Rotherham and then spells in Lincoln, Hull, Wycombe and Dorset before settling here and it beats the lot of them hands down. Current issue is number living rough on the streets. Barely any three years ago but everywhere now. I guess we're not alone with that problem. Locals want the council to act on it but they haven't so far, hence the unrest.