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Coronation Street star Julie Hesmondhalgh joins Accrington charity walk (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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Coronation Street star Julie Hesmondhalgh joins Accrington charity walk
4:30pm Monday 2nd April 2012 in Accrington
Coronation Street star joins Accrington charity walk
SHOPPERS in Accrington got a shock when they came face to face with Coronation Street’s Hayley Cropper.
Actress Julie Hesmondhalgh was promoting Church and Oswaldtwistle Rotary Club’s charity walk, which takes place in May. She manned a stall for Accrington homeless charity Maundy Relief at Accrington Market Hall.
Julie is a patron for the charity and was encouraging shoppers to join the walk. This year’s walk covers a seven mile circular route and in the past has raised £60,000 for various charities.
Julie is pictured above collecting, and with Stuart Duhan, Ken Hargreaves and Ron Pickup For more information visit www.rotarycharitywalk.org.uk
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Comments (18)
5:47pm Mon 2 Apr 12
ratshowilikeit says...
10:35pm Mon 2 Apr 12
Graham Hartley says...
No; the actress Julie Hesmondhalgh, the sometime Julie Kershaw, appeared in Accrington. As evinced by the published photograph, she was not wearing the costume which associates her with the character of Hayley Cropper. Why pretend otherwise, when it is admitted in the second paragraph that the actress was present in her capacity as a patron?
10:41pm Mon 2 Apr 12
Troy McCLur says...
11:29pm Mon 2 Apr 12
dave-40 says...
11:46pm Mon 2 Apr 12
ratshowilikeit says...
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maxcollie says...
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harrythehamster says...
3:54pm Tue 3 Apr 12
ratshowilikeit says...
7:03pm Tue 3 Apr 12
brolyat says...
11:39pm Tue 3 Apr 12
dave-40 says...
10:08am Wed 4 Apr 12
ratshowilikeit says...
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4:14pm Thu 5 Apr 12
ratshowilikeit says...
6:06pm Sun 8 Apr 12
patriotno1 says...
th ridden house,outside'neighb
ours' were drinking and shouting.once alone i cried in desparation.i went back to maundy,to my ashtonishment 'mother therasa' had turned into the **** from hell..she told me#1landlord would not give me my money back#2 i was not the only homeless person and i should be grateful for their help. yes,i was homeless but i still had some pride and standards.i complained to d.w.p. but she lied to them,saying that she came to the property with me and witnessed it as suitable.i had to pay£350 back to d.w.p. for absolutely nothing.seems to me,this cowboy landlord from willows lane and mrs maundy have a good thing going...£350 clear profit,no outlay and the house still there waiting for some other desperate person to fall into the trap.i say close the place.
12:40am Mon 9 Apr 12
patriotno1 says...
8:42am Mon 9 Apr 12
dave-40 says...
10:10am Tue 10 Apr 12
kosherdiah says...
What would you want if you were homeless? I dealt with nearly a dozen different charities and because of those that 'take the ****' most doors were shut with them, somehow Maundy has managed to keep their personality in it all, which is more important than the things they give away, for the first time during my homelessness Maundy made me feel human again, not some outcast loser, my homelessness wasn't my fault, I was one of the smartest kids in my school and came out with straight As at GCSE but my alcoholic parents kicked me out when I wanted to do my A levels, Maundy gave me the opportunity and hope to get back on track and now I'm at Uni and more grounded than ever.
I've seen what they do for others too, have any of you been there at xmas? tons of toys are given away! and for those that have shown that they aren't going to sell them for drugs- xboxes nd mountain bikes and all sorts! Maundy do a lot, the fact that people from other areas might be coming to Accy just shows how poor the support is elsewhere, if you have aa problem with it- help them! or shut it down and just hope that you never end up needing support because trust me, with them gone you'll be lucky to get any
10:39am Tue 10 Apr 12
Cheese gnome says...
As for changing the face of local government, people like yourself have been brainwashed into believing that political parties are seperate from each other and want the best for the people they represent. Wake up and smell the coffee.
People will complain, out of sheer frustration, maundy is there to stay no matter who gets in, as for moving to Darwen, how long till Darwen gets the same treatment? Before you say oh it will never happen, bet the people of Accrington said that many moons ago. Face it you are damned if you do and damned if you dont. All part of a master plan so to speak.