Well here we go again, as one year ends another starts. A bit like the saying 'as one door closes another opens'. It has been a busy time of year probably for all, and I expect we have had plenty of food, enjoyed ourselves, unwrapped those presents, and may be even seen people we haven't seen in a while. Some of you may have even been to the 'Sales' and bought the Christmas present you hoped for but never got, at a reduced price! The start to 2017 is now upon us and it seems

With Christmas nearly here please remember it is a time for loving, laughing and giving. But we also know the real meaning of Christmas; I am not going to preach to you all but just spare a thought for the true significance of Christmas. Some may say 2016 has been a strange year; with many celebrities and musicians passing away. At Marine we have also lost members and we have members that have lost loved ones. Perhaps taking, at this special time of the year, a quiet moment t

Now that we have reached the Christmas break I thought I would give you a brief update on how our teams are doing in the Liverpool & District Table Tennis League. Of course, you can see exactly how they are doing from the results published on this site and on the League website on TT365. It has been a mixed first half of the season, with some first class matches, fierce competition and great sportsmanship. Division 1 has been affected this year by the loss of 3 teams, with ju

With Christmas fast approaching I thought it would be good to write something about this time of year. Probably you may have heard this before. All the Christmas advertising that raises thousands for companies every year gives a message of looking out for others. These people could be the old, the lonely, people who don't have much or miss out including some children, or even strangers along with others. Christmas isn't a happy time for everyone. But have you ever thought abo