Mill and factory closures every summer meant their workers had the chance to flock to the seaside.
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Andy Burnham ‘tax rises’: London’s income tax bill hits record £80bn as PM doesn’t rule out more levies
The Treasury raked in nearly £7 billion more from Londoners in just a year
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‘Social supermarket’ to take over vacant shop
SE Kitchen will open a third shop, adding to the social enterprise's units in Ashford and Ramsgate.
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Record number of stewards at Notting Hill Carnival
Organisers are using an extra £4.6m grant to bring in increased safety and crowd control measures.
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Bessent’s bond intervention puts US Treasury on collision course with Fed
Increased purchases of debt threaten to undermine central bank chief Kevin Warsh’s bid to tame inflation
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Deloitte to pay US administration $21.5mn to settle ‘discriminatory’ practices probe
Firm one of several professional services businesses targeted by the American Alliance for Equal Rights
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O’Neill takes responsibility with nowhere to hide for Celtic
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BBC Scotland guides you through the timeline in Celtic's Champions League reverse in Austria.
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