The bottom has been called

skap7309

I am sorry but if ever i have seen desperation that sign is it. It reminds me of reading the local rag and they ran a story from an EA saying 'now is the time to buy while these crazy bargains can be had'.

No thanks, i'll show you crazy in 2010...................;)

ess0two

Davesnave wrote: »

Winnington is about a mile from Northwich, where the Salt Museum is.
Winnington Works, though it is now a chemical plant, used to produce brine.
I rest my case.

Rest what case?do you know the process?you need to study more,Brine is salt+water.
Hence the salt is mined at WInsford.


http://www.winsford.net/new_page_3.htm

I rest my case.

As for Winnington,used to the hub of the Soda ash industry.

Back to the Brine its processed by Ineos at Salt union in Runcorn,for food industry/dishwasher tablets.

http://www.winsford.net/new_page_3.htm

I rest my case again.

chriz1000

Jeez, I ran out of the house, clapping my heels and skipping with joy all the way to the Agents immediately after read the Daily Express. I’m now the proud owner of 10 new build flats!
Should have know to check on here before getting too excited ;(

Davesnave

ess0two wrote: »

Rest what case?do you know the process?you need to study more,Brine is salt+water.
Hence the salt is mined at WInsford.


http://www.winsford.net/new_page_3.htm

I rest my case.

As for Winnington,used to the hub of the Soda ash industry.

Back to the Brine its processed by Ineos at Salt union in Runcorn,for food industry/dishwasher tablets.

http://www.winsford.net/new_page_3.htm

I rest my case again.

Oh dear, you must be someone with advanced Googling powers, or a local who has taken offence.

I don't believe I ever denied the mining of salt at Winsford. I am not in Winsford salt-denial. I merely thought it safe to assume that Winnington, being the site of a former brine works, and just down the road from the Salt Museum, had a modest link with salt.

Sorry to upset you like this.

Martinslovechild

Actually, Davesnave & ess0two, you're both correct.

Winnington began life as Wina's Town which subsequently changed its name to Wenitone and later Winnington.

Winsford began life as Wina's Ford.

Winnington for years was the home of ICI's salt mining works. Winnington is based in Northwich and the word 'wich' means salt. There are many other examples in the area, e.g. Leftwich, Middlewich. Northwich is located 7 miles from what was King Canute's Ford (later changed its name to Knutsford).

Winsford is nowadays the biggest salt supplier in the country.

The word 'salary' is derived from salt. Clearly Coulby Conduct haven't been seeing much in the way of a salary recently, hence their desperation.

thelawnet

The Bottom closed down six years ago:



Early warning.

Though Noel Edmonds unfortunately has come back.

dervish

thelawnet wrote: »

The Bottom closed down six years ago:



Early warning.

Though Noel Edmonds unfortunately has come back.

Took my grandchildren there a few years ago. It was really good however and I am sure we even saw Noel wandering around greeting people.

Noel is a really nice man walwyas ready to talk to fans and do good cuases for chrarities.

Davesnave

This is my favourite Bottom.....(well, that they'll allow me to post on here!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXy0hZDIrmY

thelawnet

Davesnave wrote: »

This is my favourite Bottom.....(well, that they'll allow me to post on here!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXy0hZDIrmY

This Bottom is MUCH better

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_nj8zE9Xq4

Davesnave

thelawnet wrote: »

This Bottom is MUCH better

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_nj8zE9Xq4

Agreeeeeeed!