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More than 50 Scarborough trains cancelled in four weeks

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Leeds wont be closing roads for Clean Air Day, but there will be two different events which aim to raise awareness, one being in City Square and the other in Briggate

Why roads will not be closed in Leeds tomorrow for national Clean Air Day 2018

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Secretary of the Scarborough Evening League Bernard Goulding, pictured with AndyHire directors Dean Thomas and Sharon Blackstone '''Picture by Richard Ponter '' 183020

AndyHire’s League link is 28 not out

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Boss Steve Kittrick

Boss Kittrick happy with busy line up of friendlies

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VIDEO DRAW for the Scarborough Primary Schools Partnership and Mark Barber Soccer Schools World Cup

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Filey Inghams Fish and Chip shop . pic Richard Ponter

Dining Out: Inghams Fish Restaurant, Belle Vue Street, Filey

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Filey Inghams Fish and Chip shop . pic Richard Ponter

Dining Out: Inghams Fish Restaurant, Belle Vue Street, Filey

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This early picture shows the North Cliff area of the North Bay before the development of Clarence Gardens. The building in the centre was a wooden assembly hall. It was claimed that the hall could hold 3,000 people, and was described as a 'covered musical promenade' where concerts, plays, balls and circuses were held. The area was known as the Rock Gardens and the entrance opposite Rutland Terrace was by way of a domed Moorish temple just visible, middle centre, above the walkway. The building sat below Blenheim Terrace. Queen's Parade can be seen in the distance.'Photo reproduced courtesy of the Max Payne collection. 'Reprints can be ordered with proceeds going to local charities. Telephone 0330 1230203 and quote reference number

Nostalgia: NThe North Cliff area of the North Bay before the development of Clarence Gardens.

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