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ELECTION 2001: `We've never seen you in St Helen's before, squire'
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IT IS A long way from Sarsden House, Shaun Woodward's 18th-
century Oxfordshire home, to the barbed-wire covered West Sutton
Labour Club in St Helen's, Lancashire. But it is here, among the
velour splendours of the Labour club's ballroom, that the former Tory
MP's fate will be decided this morning.
On the same stage that will welcome Chas 'n' Dave, the Cockney duo
known for such gems as "Rabbit Rabbit", on Thursday, Mr Woodward must
convince the 200 or so members of the St Helen's Sou...
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The runs can keep flowing at St Helen's.(Sport)
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; Byline: By Richard Thomas Western Mail One of Swansea's favourite sporting sons, Don Shepherd, believes if St Helen's is managed properly it can enjoy a profitable cricket future to compare favourably to its rich past. The fate of the famous old seaside ground, which stages Glamorgan's County
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Henson to miss St Helen's finale.(Sport)
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; Byline: By Matt Lloyd Western Mail Gavin henson will miss the chance to bid farewell to his former stomping ground as he aims to safeguard his British Lions dream. Welsh rugby's golden boy is set to be rested for today's St Helen's swansong in order to recover from a persistent groin problem before
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No dismissal for first class St Helen's In recent years the future of Swansea's St Helen's ground as a first- class cricket venue seems to have been in as much doubt as that of a batsman facing Aussie maestro Shane Warne.
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; ... top level-game there, and Glamorgan themselves. And the good news for fans eager to see the seaside ground add to its rich history ... agreement at the end of the season. "This would be excellent news because it guarantees county cricket at the ground until the ...
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County deliver St Helen's snub
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; Glamorgan are set for only five days of cricket in Swansea during 2008, a total which will disappoint the St Helen's Balconiers - the hard- working supporters' club. In the county's fixture list for next summer, at least five days but no more than six have been earmarked for St Helen's as Glamorgan
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CRICKET: Lewis saddened by St Helen's demise.(Sport)
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; Byline: Andrea Morgan GLAMORGAN president Tony Lewis fears cricket in Wales' second city will be lost forever when rugby in Swansea eventually moves to Morfa Stadium. The former Glamorgan and England captain has a wealth of memories from his playing days at St Helen's and described how the decline
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