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“It’s pronounced ‘PENNIS-tun,’” Fiona Moran, manager of the Old Vicarage Hotel in Penistone, said over the telephone, rather sharply.
Archive 2009-01-18 Tyler 2009
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“It’s pronounced ‘PENNIS-tun,’” Fiona Moran, manager of the Old Vicarage Hotel in Penistone, said over the telephone, rather sharply.
"It's pronounced 'PENNIS-tun.'" Tyler 2009
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As for Penistone, a thriving South Yorkshire town, just stop that sophomoric snickering.
Archive 2009-01-18 Tyler 2009
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As for Penistone, a thriving South Yorkshire town, just stop that sophomoric snickering.
"It's pronounced 'PENNIS-tun.'" Tyler 2009
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As with 2008's Sweet Bells, Penistone folkie Rusby draws on the tradition of carol singing in South Yorkshire public houses, even unearthing centuries-old tunes in Diadem and Holmfirth Anthem.
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On the face of it, high-profile victims include Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg, whose Sheffield seat takes in a chunk of Labour-held Penistone & Stocksbridge, and two of his potential successors: Vince Cable's Twickenham seat is split, as is party president Tim Farron's Cumbrian stronghold.
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Soon a column of falling rain crossed towards Penistone, there was a clap of thunder, then the sun peeped out again.
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Hans Winthrop Mortimer devised an apparent failure-proof, money-making scheme in the form of a turnpike road from Grindleford to Penistone, crossing hill and dale at high altitude.
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Angela Smith, MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge, told the Commons an email from Cook to Mark Prisk, the business minister, claimed that the loan – agreed by the last government – was "possibly illegal" under EU law.
Secret files reveal lobbying behind axeing of Sheffield Forgemasters loan 2010
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Hillsborough MP Angela Smith, who is standing in the new Penistone and Stocksbridge seat, would come third, with the Lib Dems winning the seat and the Tories, who see the constituency as a potential target, second.
Archive 2008-05-01 2008
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