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Walsall: Years
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Walsall's finest hour came in January 1933 when they beat the great Arsenal side of that era in the FA Cup. In more recent years the club came within minutes of reaching Wembley Stadium, losing 4-2 on aggregate to the mighty Liverpool in 1984. This run involved another famous victory over Arsenal, this time at Highbury, and culminated with a spirited 2-2 draw at Anfield, before they lost 2-0 in the second leg.
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Walsall has delivered a central training programme for all internal staff from schools. Focus over last 2 years has been on supporting individual children (multi-agency) through mainstream placements which is based on whole school training method.
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Walsall has always been known for the robustness of its products. It is well known that Walsall products were built to last and the company is still called out to help with installations performing after more than 50 years. This philosophy of building the strongest and safest equipment runs right through the company’s operations.
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Jerome K Jerome was the Walsall-born author of over forty books including the famous 'Three Men in a Boat' later made into a film starring Lawrence Harvey and Ian Carmichael. Jerome was born on the 2nd may 1859 at Belsize House Bradford Street, site of the present museum celebrating his life and which includes an ever expanding collection of memorabilia. Although his family left Walsall within a year of Jerome's birth he never entirely severed his connections staying in later years, so it is claimed, at a house in Park Hall, and having conferred upon him the freedom of the borough on 17th February 1927, the year of his death.
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This custom involved giving one penny to every inhabitant of Walsall & Rushall on Christmas Eve each year. 18 lists survive, listing householders and the sum each received, indicating the size of the family.
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