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Lawrence Fell, 30, from Upperby and his three-year-old son Jake were among the throng gathered at Cumbrian Newspapers where 18 coaches were taking 1,000 Wembley-bound supporters.
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Lawrence Fell, 30, from Upperby and his three-year-old son Jake were among the throng gathered at Cumbrian Newspapers where 18 coaches were taking 1,000 Wembley-bound supporters.
News round-up 2010
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Miss Stevenson, now of Scalegate Road, Upperby, was given a High Sheriff Award for her actions on Thursday.
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Lawrence Fell, 30, from Upperby and his three-year-old son Jake were among the throng gathered at Cumbrian Newspapers where 18 coaches were taking 1,000 Wembley-bound supporters.
News round-up 2010
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"The people of Upperby are blessed with having the pond and this sort of event really brings the community together, so the kids and their families own the park."
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Miss Stevenson, now of Scalegate Road, Upperby, was given a High Sheriff Award for her actions on Thursday.
News round-up 2010
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Miss Stevenson, now of Scalegate Road, Upperby, was given a High Sheriff Award for her actions on Thursday.
News round-up 2010
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Miss Stevenson, now of Scalegate Road, Upperby, was given a High Sheriff Award for her actions on Thursday.
News round-up 2010
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Miss Stevenson, now of Scalegate Road, Upperby, was given a High Sheriff Award for her actions on Thursday.
News round-up 2010
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Dixon, of Oaklands Drive, Upperby, Carlisle, was found guilty by a jury of causing grievous bodily harm with intent after a six-day trial in January.
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