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Golf club damaged in arson attack



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Published Date: 11 May 2008
By Emma Broom
Arsonists struck at a Lancashire golf club in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The "starters hut" at Fishwick Hall Golf Club went up in flames after vandals torched a bench and the fire spread.

Firefighters were called to Glenluce Drive in Fishwick, Preston, at 3.26am on Sunday to find the four metre by two metre brick building well alight.

The building and its contents were destroyed.

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Jimmy25,

lytham 11/05/2008 11:49:07
Great little course, a real shame about the area its in!
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Eric Cartman,

Preston 11/05/2008 18:56:28
So true Jimmy, we don't want the riff raff from social housing estates anywhere near our exclusive golf courses, do we? I propose we move the said riff raff from the Fishwick area and send them to Lytham, where all the snobby horrible stuck-up idiots who enjoy hitting little balls with big sticks around fields, live.
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