WHERE did you hang out in Warrington as a teenager?

We asked readers and more than 300 of them shared their favourite nostalgic spots with us.

From parks to cafes to even the railway, there was certainly a variety of answers.

Here’s what you had to say:

The roller rink, St Albans Youth Club on Bewsey Road, and the Working Men’s Mission with the Purple Phantoms Marching Band.

Lynette Naylor Ogden

The English Martyrs Playing Field and Spa BROOK.

Dawn Jones

That park at Enfield Park, the Venny was it called? The wooden one before it got burned down.

Alun Tarr

The Dingle on my mountain bike with 18 gears living my best Tom boy life.

Jessica Tinsley

The Boys Club playing four-a-side football.

Terence Regan

Woolston Leisure on a Thursday night.

Dawn Norton Parry

Woolston Leisure Centre every Thursday night, it was the best.

Lynn Shaw

The Rainbow Club, Co-op Hall and Rainbow Café. And American Pool and Rodney Street Boys Club.

Eddie Roberts

Lumb Brook Bridge.

Anthony Highfield

Smithy’s in Longbarn was the place.

Philip Whaley

Hot Waxx Record Shop.

Lisa Marie Kinney

At Showbar, did anyone else do that when they were a teenager? I am 23 now.

Caleb Lynch

The roller rink, loved it.

Debbie Buckley

The Boys Club.

Mick Appleton

The town centre, Queens Gardens and Bank Park.

Meg Capstick

Padgate Youth Centre

Emily Bowler

The youth club off Capesthorne Road and Orford Park, and when I was a little older, Edison’s for a fishbowl.

Natalie Louise Roose

I spent most of my youth playing on the railway.

Russ Underwood

Orford Youth Club near Capesthorne Road

Abbi Shaw

The Brickies, Spiders Web.

Duncan Thorpe

Anson Close.

Chris Brough

The fountain, Queens Gardens or the rope swing park near Smiths. Miss them days, life was much simpler.

Nicholas Morrison

Jocks Youth Club, the roller rink, Orford Park, any of your mates’ gaffs when the parents were on holiday.

Nick Evo

St Albans Youth Club.

Patricia Pye

The fountain in the centre of town and then head over to Bank Park.

Liam Percy Taylor

The bus station.

Charlie McFadden

Sankey Bridges and Evelyn Street Park.

Byran Hampson

Definitely the hut on Orford Park then Sankey maze.

Chloe Louise Nock

All of these tame answers made me chuckle, ours was the bus stop on Padgate Lane, St Oswald’s School Field, Bruche Park, Woolston Park Band stand. Always been a feral child.

Jennifer Louise Pickersgill