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🚂 A Glimpse into Thornaby's Railway Past
Did you know that Thornaby was once a major hub of railway activity in the North East? The railway played a vital role in the town's growth, supporting local industry, transporting goods and connecting communities across the region.
Historic scenes such as this remind us of the importance of the railways to Thornaby's development and the generations of people who lived and worked alongside them.
Do you have any memories, photographs or stories of Thornaby's railway history? We'd love to hear them in the comments below.
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August 1st is Yorkshire day
The first Yorkshire Day was celebrated in 1975 by the Yorkshire Ridings Society as a protest against the local government reforms of 1974, which raised concerns about the erosion of Yorkshire's historic boundaries. Over the years, it has evolved into a broader celebration of the county's identity and heritage.
Councillor Steve Walmsley reads the declaration from the balcony of Thornaby Town Hall, Thornaby-on-Tees, North Yorkshire, home of Thornaby Town Council. ... See MoreSee Less
☀️ The warmer weather is here, so don't forget to take care in the sun.
Whether you're enjoying a day at the beach, spending time in the park or relaxing in your garden, a few simple steps can help keep you safe:
🧴 Apply SPF regularly
💧 Stay hydrated
🕶️ Wear sunglasses
⛱️ Seek shade during peak hours
Enjoy the sunshine responsibly and look after yourself, your family and your friends this summer.
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