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Sixty years on from the closure of the Cuckoo Line railway in Mayfield, local resident Kevin Leeves recollects how his ...

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Two cooks have retired after serving an estimated 1.5 million meals during their 40 years of service. Lynn Clarke, 74, and Sylvia Collins, 66, have retired from St Thomas CE School in Halliwell after ...

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