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Karen Potter
Craven Minor JFL
Results Week Ending 16 December
2012
Under 9
THE Trinity White leapfrog Southport Yellow whose game
this week was
postponed. Burscough, with games in hand, could still make up the
difference.
Trinity White 5-0 Birkdale United
Town Green 6-1 Formby Athletic
Hesketh Colts 0-5 Burscough
Redgate White 2-1 Southport FC Black
Formby JSC White 6-1 Crosby Stuart
Under 10 Wilf Jenkinson Cup
Birkdale United 5-0 Trinity White
Formby JSC Black 0-5 Formby JSC White
Redgate Yellow 6-1 Colts Red
Colts Blue 5-0 Redgate Green
Southport FC Juniors 1-4 Formby JSC Rangers
Under 11 Trisconi Cup
Formby JSC 1-2 Birkdale Black
Under 12 John Disley Cup
Billinge 9-0 Birkdale Black
Redgate Yellow 5-0 Southport Trinity
Under 13 Tom Galvin Cup
Redgate Rovers 0-4 Birkdale R
Under 14 Allan Langfeld Cup
Great Crosby 7-1 Birkdale United
Southport Trinity 2-3 Kirkby Woodpecker
Under 16 Adam Bell Cup
Redgate Yellow 4-5 Prescot Cables
Mitch 1-2 Formby FC Juniors
Under 16 Championship
Maghull and Redgate Yellow share the top spot courtesy of
Maghull winning their game in hand.
Skem Athletic 0-3 Maghull Youth |
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Christmas and
New Year clinic opening times
EXAMINE your options before
using Accident and Emergency departments is the message from doctors
and nurses this Christmas and New Year.
Coughs, colds, sore-throats, upset stomachs, general aches and
pains, and flu will usually clear up on their own. Keep warm, drink
plenty of fluids and, if appropriate, treat with over-the-counter
painkillers such as paracetamol.
Contact your GP for help with injuries or illnesses that won't go
away.
Alternatively, visit West Lancashire Health Centre at Ormskirk
hospital which is open from 8am to 10pm all year round (Christmas
Day 9am to 5pm). Skelmersdale NHS Walk-in Centre is also open every
day between 7am and 10pm (except Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New
Year's Day and weekends 9am to 5pm).
"A&E is for people facing life-threatening and serious
emergencies such as serious accidents, serious burns, breathing
problems, heart-attacks and strokes. You don't need an appointment, but we'll make an assessment on
arrival and, depending on how urgent treatment is needed, you may
have to wait up to 4 hours. The triage nurse or clinician may
signpost you to a different health care provider such as your GP,
dentist or pharmacy.
That's why you might be better examining your options and choosing
another NHS service; or even treating yourself." said Southport A&E
matron Jayne Norbury.
Advice is also available from NHS Direct on:- 0845 46 47 and NHS
Choices at:-
nhs.uk 24 hours a day as
well as local pharmacies.
Trust clinics providing sexual health services will be closed on
Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
Telephone:- 01704 513303 for more information about opening times.
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