Our new site for OB News has now been running for two months and thanks for the feedback so far.

I was half expecting someone to ask me if they can post comments on here. I haven’t yet discovered how to achieve this but I am not yet convinced it is a good idea to nudge the site towards the Facebook model. You are very welcome to make comments on anything you see here, and send them to me in a message. I can then make an editorial decision about whether, and how to publish these comments.

A reminder that our original website (www.bhchs.co.uk) will continue to be used for archiving, and to hold the database which has details of when you were at BHCHS and other details. We’d love to keep in contact with all former pupils so if you think I may not have your current email address please contact me. Also, if you know of others who may not be in our network please direct them here.

Graham Frankel

grahamf49@gmail.com

The Story of the Red Cards

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This is a very topical subject to upload while England are dicing with defeat in the World Cup. As I write this it is half time.

The subject of the podcast is obvious from the photo and quite a few readers will know what the connection is with BHCHS.

But for those who were not around during the time when Peter Aston (1956) was a pupil you will need to be told that Peter was a sporting hero of BHCHS. The first in an impressive line of successful hammer throwers, his father was a sporting hero in another sport. Yes, it’s the one where there are 11 players including a goal keeper.

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