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sefton focus | liberal/green comment, local history, cycling, railways & things you may not have heard about sefton focus liberal/green comment, local history, cycling, railways & things you may not have heard about kirkby – a visit to its gallery ever heard of kirkby gallery in knowsley borough? well it’s a great exhibition space presently housing an art display – northern stone and peat smoke by anthony ratcliffe. here’s a couple of photos i took whilst visiting it recently:- and in case you’re wondering where it is in kirkby here’s a map:- i went to the gallery with fellow frank hornby trust trustee les french as our frank hornby heritage center exhibition, within maghull’s meadows leisure center, is likely to be loaning some items to kirkby gallery for their up and coming exhibition ‘made on merseyside’ which opens in september. i’ll expand more on that exhibition soon……. here’s a link to the gallery and it’s present exhibition ‘northern stone and peat smoke’:- www.knowsley.gov.uk/things-to-do/museums-and-galleries/exhibitions i like that this great exhibition space does so much work with school children from knowsley and beyond. posted on july 28, 2019 by cllr. tony robertson in education , local council , local issues , news | tagged anthony ratcliffe , frank hornby heritage centre , frank hornby trust , kirkby gallery , knowsley borough council , les french , made on merseyside , northern stone and peat smoke | leave a comment labour’s remainers are in fact the real problem in that broken party i was taken by the article below from the huffington post by tim walker as it seems to sum up so well why we progressives, outside of labour, can’t get our heads around the party’s remainers staying within corbyn’s camp. www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/labour-remain-jeremy-corbyn_uk_5d28968fe4b0060b11eb388e?ncid=other_twitter_cooo9wqtham&utm_campaign=share_twitter i too have heard labour’s leading remainers make big speeches but each time i hear one they become less inspiring as you know they will not follow through and do anything remotely useful to get the labour party off it’s ridiculous job-loss brexit hook. how many times have we heard david lammy wringing his hands and sounding like he could offer some hope only to realise that in the end it’s the labour party, no matter what it stands for, that he is actually wedded to. well sadly david that’s how it looks to us remainers outside of labour’s cultist camp. labour’s ultimate problem is that loyalty to the party comes before absolutely everything else so whatever the leadership does is backed come what may. grumbling and big speeches aside (from those who have issues with the party leaders) those in charge will be followed over the cliff edge if required. my own realisation of this was with regard to andrew adonis who carpet bagged himself around the uk as though he was the person to save us all from the evils of brexit. why i only missed his public meeting in ormskirk last year because i had another call on my time that i could not get out of. my radical liberal daughter went though and she was impressed with what adonis had to say, but then as the fog cleared it became apparent that adonis cared not at all for remainers who were other than labour remainers. what’s more he then went and stood in the eu elections this year under labour’s flag of brexit! how he sleeps at night i have no idea but the only saving grace is that he lost in those eu elections. labour’s remainers have done untold damage to the uk because of their weakness. in backing their party, above all else, they have allowed their own leadership to keep plodding on with it’s own bizarre job-loss brexit and they’ve helped the real right wing nutters try to drive through their mad vision for a no-deal brexit britain. but you know the really odd part of this is that if labour finally becomes a remain party at some point, the labour remainers will act like they have never been a part of a brexit backing party at all! posted on july 27, 2019 by cllr. tony robertson in news | tagged andrew adonis , brexit , corbynites , david lammy , huffington post , labour remainers , no deal brexit , tim walker | leave a comment m58 motoway junction at ashworth/melling i went to have a look at how the junction works were coming along and clearly things are starting to take shape where the new slip road will be going in for traffic to access the m58 west to switch island:- this shot is taken from where giddygate lane presently joins the junction but that lane is being diverted as part of the works. the new pedestrian steps and cycle path can clearly be seen. and whilst i’m on about that junction, regular readers may recall me saying how unsafe i thought the end of the cycle path around this very same motorway junction is. here’s my original post about it from april 2018:- tonyrobertson.mycouncillor.org.uk/2018/04/28/melling-when-a-cycle-path-ends/ well this is how things look now!:- i feel like saying to sefton council and highways england ‘i told you so’ – the cycle path ends too near to the junction and in my opinion it’s still dangerous. click on the photos to enlarge them posted on july 25, 2019 by cllr. tony robertson in local council , local issues , news , planning , transport | tagged ashworth junction , cycle paths , giddygate lane melling , m58 , m58 junction 1 , m58 junction at ashworth , melling , prescot road melling , safe cycling routes | leave a comment formby – what is a yort? i’ve cycled past this street nameplate many times and like others in our cycling group i have scratched my head wondering what a yort is? googling ‘yort’ did not throw up any answers so my fellow cycler roy connell emailed the clerk of formby parish council who told him the term may mean ‘yard’ but also suggested that we ask the views of formby civic society. an e-mail to the civic society brought back this:- ‘i have been doing some digging in our archive and attach a newspaper cutting from about 1957 which gives some interesting background information. we hold a copy of all 10 sheets of the 1845 tithe map and the schedule shows formby had 83 plots incorporating the name “yort”. today i know of a house at 94 gores lane called long yort www.flickr.com/photos/formbycivicsociety/5885064473/in/album-72157625287478503/ below is an article from “an agricultural study of formby with ainsdale” by kim morton (1981) edited by j. lewis, m. adams & c. ahmad which actually is related to andrews yort.’ orchards hume (1866, 77) claimed that the first orchard in all of lancashire was in ravenmeols; the site was shown to him by the inhabitants of park house in ravenmeols, located to the south of kirklake, in the same neighbourhood[1]. the piece of ground was called andrew’s gardens, or bowers gardens so named because two hundred years previously (about 1665) it had been occupied by andrew brown. his orchard had been famous for its apples (kelly, 1973, 22). however, the orchards were destroyed by the sand moving inland and now nothing remains but the ‘mounds of sand and tufts of starrgrass’ (hume 1866, 77). local folklore states that andrews lane and andrews yort of the present day represent andrew brown’s holdings in ravenmeols. holt (1795, 83) comments that ‘…there are no orchards worthy of notice in this part of the country’ at the end of the 18th century (1795, 83). so now you know what a ‘yort’ is assuming if, like me, you were in the dark about it before. my thanks to formby civic society for their invaluable help with this posting click on the photos to enlarge them posted on july 23, 2019 by cllr. tony robertson in local council , local issues , news | tagged andrews yort , formby , formby civic society , formby parish council , roy connell , yard , yort | leave a comment maghull – plans out for consultation to build its vast urban extension – 1685 houses after all the political fallout of recent years regarding sefton council’s local plan the biggest controv

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