The Scarborough News - 2015-03-26

• Thugs get 18 years for kidnap terror
• Burger King to join KFC, McDonald’s street?
• Hospital £5m ward official opening
• What’s new on the road
• NHS walk-in service set to launch at A&E
• Found: historic map of ‘the Father of Geology’
• Claudia: man bailed following murder arrest
• £2.6million work to restore the grandeur of Sewerby Hall
• Garden will reduce veterans’ isolation
• Memorial match for ‘Mo’
• Chance for people to stand in local election
• Theatre’s executive director Stephen bows out after 25 years
• New police hub in town to keep officers ‘on the beat’
• ‘Reservoir Dogs’ gang sentence is fair, says CPS
• Prison for pair after knuckle duster attack
• Don’t get caught out by traps on the moors
• Double tragedy left mum feeling like ‘automaton’
• Merseyside dealer tried to flood Scarboroug­h with drugs
• Fans’ joy as McBusted head back to theatre
• Coal hump champ’s hopes for TV debut
• Time for some common sense
• EXHIBIT OF THE WEEK
• Don't miss our latest Dining Out review
• 19 years on, and Raffi is still keeping our community safe
• Jail for man who killed kittens in attempt to upset ex-partner
• Library fines are on the rise in Scarboro’
• The UK’s economic future
• Relations with our neighbours
• Easter Out and About
• COURT LIST
• Couple to share own church tale
• Members honoured
• WW1 ancestors
• Writing a screenplay
• Well attended
• Students let their talent shine at national competitio­n
• Town’s brave lads join list of Gallipoli casualties
• Bath chair man claims injury compensati­on
• Be wise and don’t lend on the three Borrowing Days
• Stroll along the towpath
• Author returns to the scene of the sessions
• Writer thrilled to be part of the festival
• You must go to Cinderella’s ball
• CINEMA LISTINGS
• On familar ground with Heath’s tour
• Parish council
• Scalby Wives
• Parish council
• WI meeting
• BRIDGE library
• History Group
• Million-pound tourist centre to be unveiled
• Fishermen’s concern over industry future
• Village to stage election debate between candidates
• Fracking candidate is a late runner
• Lyth HAS to open batting in West Indies
• Malton home in on Millennium win
• Hadden and Wilkinson snap up title at Whitby
• Terry’s diverse tactics steer him to top spot
• Betway Lincoln kicks off a busy season of Flat racing
• Tributes pour in for Yorkshire legend Ted
• Scarboro’ to play in newlook league
• Bronwen boosted by Cram backing for world event
• Johnson and Haslam top the rankings
• Flixton edge out title rivals Burlington
• Daley-Smith shines as Scholes Park register
• Cayton record fourth win on the bounce
• Double over Phoenix
• Traf Reserves celebrate title success with Riding victory
• Town’s win sets up tense title finale
• Edgehill battle back in semi
• Distracted Boro beaten by Brods
• BORO BOSSES PLAN RESPONSE
• Hughes: No pressure on us
• Our home starts need to improve
• Pirates pair land England call-ups
• Boss Mancrief confident ahead of Teesside challenge

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