The old police station of Lark Lane is a great place to step into if you're strolling down at the…read moreweekend. There's always something going on and the chances are you'll come away with your arms laden with treasures. You can practically see the dollar signs covering your eyes after you take it all to the Antiques Roadshow. This never happens. The Grand Charity Flea Markets are the best events to attend. It's here that books and videos are sold by the tonne, as well as household bric-a-brac, furniture, collectibles and a whole lot of crap. The fact the admission fee is a laughably small 30p makes it seem like something from the 1940s and is another jewel in the crown of the lane.

St. Michael's and Lark Lane Community Assosiation or the SMLLCA is home to a massive variety of…read moreactivities, workshops and events for the local communty. The community association is a registered charity which is run by its members. It is the heart of Lark Lane. Many different groups use the centre including self help groups, after school groups, pre-school groups, sports groups and tarde unions. Many different events take place at the centre such as polling day, jumble sales, flea markets, fairs, music events, exhibitions, record fairs and public enquiries. The building used to be the police station on lark lane and is often referred to as the Oid Police Station by locals. It comprises of 2 large halls which are used to their full potential are I doubt are rarely unused throughout the year. It seems that in this day and age we have forgotten the meaning of the word community. If you need reminding of this then check out the St. Michael's and Lark Lane Community Assosiation.

Saw an offering for TITLEISTS Tru Soft (ball in test currently) for $100 on EBAY with NO quantity…read morelisted. After sending two emails trying to determine how many balls were being offered I got a reply of one dozen. Whoever sent this is a galactically stupid wise ass. Hope somebody at golfballsareus catches and fires the punk.

Although I've not been to a cricket match here, I have been to a social event at the club and can…read morerecommend it as a venue for such occasions. The bar area and room we had hired were both very suitable. The staff were friendly and helpful, and couldn't have done more to make the event a successful one. The bar prices were not extortionate either, which was appreciated as we were basically a captive audience! -- though sadly I was driving Car-parking was good and the club is easily accessible (and well sign-posted) from the main road. All in all, a very good venue, and firmly recommended.

Another fine sporting institution where I've spent many a happy day both on the field of play and…read morewatching the action, some may say they couldn't see any difference although I did once manage to score a century here. Founded in 1807, Liverpool Cricket Club is the oldest amateur sporting establishment in Merseyside. They regularly host Lancashire 1st team games on the top pitch and have over the years played host to some of the greatest cricketers ever to have played the game. Such cricketers as WG Grace and Wasim Akram have all been impressed by the standard of facilities at Liverpool. As well as cricket, they also have excellent squash, tennis, hockey, bowls, lacrosse and rugby facilities that are available to all members. Away from the sporting arena, there are 3 very popular function rooms that are available for hire all year round. Today 14/9/08 thay host Lancashire CCC in a 40/40 game which is vital to their hopes of avoiding relegation so it should be a great day.

God was smiling on me the day I visited Sefton Cricket Club, undoubtedly the same deity who…read moreinvented crosswords, bumble bees and Radio 4. With the afternoon sun baking the grass and a cricket match in full swing it couldn't have been a more idyllic a day to sit outside and pretend to know what was going on. It felt like a trip back into the Edwardian age, one of wood smoke and cider, when the drowsy summer tranquility would be interrupted by a bicycle courier stammering out news of the Hun. Sefton Cricket Club sits just inside the bordered vegetation of the park yet boasts a surprisingly varied selection of draughts that reduced me to a kid in a candy store. Judging by the first names being bandied around the place, everybody here knew everybody else in an envy-generating manner of good will. I wish I had friends. I'd recommend going here, but only under the exact same circumstances that I did. Then you can sit back with the sounds of leather cracking on willow and think of England.

To quote the B52s, "funky Little Shack!". Any local cricketer will get the reference. Great club,…read moregreat place and run by good people.

Dela salle fc is a fantastic club, football starts from 4 yr old holding group all the way up to…read moreopen age. The club is run profesionally and has been awarded charter standard development status from the FA. Please visit our website http://www.delasallefc.co.uk for more info