Somewhere around October, most Westhoughton parents with school-age children hit the same wall. It's a Tuesday. Swimming finishes at quarter past five on Bolton Road, football training starts at half past on the other side of town, tea is being eaten out of a lunchbox in the car, and someone has left a shin pad at school. Nobody set out to build a week like that. It just accumulated, one reasonable yes at a time. The problem in Keaw Yed City was never a shortage of things for
