New Horsham Website

[tommo III]

As a final twist, I have smartened up the Hall of Fame section, now with more logical links, HERE :

[iang]

Feb 7, 2024 12:35:16 GMT tommo III said:

Feb 2, 2024 20:42:21 GMT tommo III said:

Now at a 99% stage of completion, then I can finally lay it to rest !

Finally got there, don't think I've missed anything (let me know if you think I have !)

On the Timeline pages, each year in turn shows local interest in black, county in green print and national in blue.

RIP HDBBL.

Thanks Clive a great deal of hard work has gone into giving a lasting record of the entire history of the League, something which Horsham Museum declined to have on record.
If you haven't looked at the site recently it's well worth a look.

[tommo III]

Thanks Ian for your kind comments.
It recently occurred to me that - what with the new 'Horsham Legends' page, I have been neglecting the laydees ....
I have therefore introduced a "Horsham Heroines" page thus :  Click HERE

This in turn has prompted me to look at the 1980s era where details are sketchy, but for which there was much publicity in the local press:
There is much to sift through but it offers a chance to make sense of /tidy up the rather unwieldy early part of the Timeline.
So even more to follow !
  

[tommo III]

Last piece of the jigsaw now added - an extension to THIS PAGE .
Scroll to the bottom and there is this link to an overflow page showing Mens County prior to 1991.
This has enabled me to thin out (sightly) pages 1/5 and 2/5 of the Horsham Timeline.

[tommo III]

That really is it, now, I promise !
I have added something on our Grand Prix participants, and a few more bits on County level and above.
The blue block (page 66b onwards) has been tidied up to make the files more easily accessible.

Some serious gardening now beckons, the remaining hot crossed buns have to be demolished, and there's an Easter egg with my name on it.

So ........