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  SPECTATOR would like to echo the sentiments of the correspondent who last week praised the contribution made to our letters page by Christopher Loader, a pupil at the Allertonshire School, Northallerton.
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           <title>Is Darlington a dirty town? Discuss</title>
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           <title>What’s the future for old school?</title>
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Hurworth House
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           <title>Welcome to Thornton Gate: we hate you</title>
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  DRIVING through Thornton le Moor, the village near Northallerton which seems pretty much united in opposing Judy and Nigel Bell’s plans for a retirement
  village on their doorstep, Spectator noted the dozens, perhaps more than a hundred, of “Say No to Thornton Gate” posters on almost every gatepost, tree or other roadside vertical surface.
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  JUST a few years ago, a pastime for an idle Spectator moment was counting the number of places one could buy a cup of coffee within half a mile of Pease’s statue in Darlington town centre. Every time it was a different number, because new coffee outlets were opening almost by the week.
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           <title>Please sir, can I have some more sage butter?</title>
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  SCHOOL dinners are not what they used to be, that’s for sure.
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           <title>Darlington’s invisible man finally breaks cover</title>
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  UNTIL this week, we had begun to think Darlington’s Conservative prospective Parliamentary candidate Edward Legard was the invisible man.
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           <title>Jury is still out on Darlington’s economic future</title>
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  THE Darlington Debate, held this week by the Darlington Partnership at Lingfield Point, was a good natured discussion about the economic future of the town.
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           <title>The big county finds its borders are expanded</title>
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  NOW we know Yorkshire’s a big county and once was even bigger when its boundaries stretched to the south banks of the Tees, but we don’t think even the most expansionist Tyke would claim that Raby
  Castle, the Bowes Museum and Hartlepool could ever be counted as part of the broad acres.
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           <title>A young boy’s pragmatic sense of priorities</title>
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  SPECTATOR’S Christmas reading included Neville Tate’s book about the birth of Yarm School.
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