Josh Bullen surges forward as Scarborough RUFC take on Hoylake at Newby.Josh Bullen surges forward as Scarborough RUFC take on Hoylake at Newby.
Josh Bullen surges forward as Scarborough RUFC take on Hoylake at Newby.

Scarborough retro: looking back at who was in the news in 2007

We turn back the clock to October 2007 to see what was happening back then in Scarborough.
By Duncan Atkins
Published 7th Oct 2020, 16:56 BST
Updated 7th Oct 2020, 17:00 BST

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Iain Malone (L) Max Lamprechat, Will and Jamie Malone, enjoying the Big Draw event at Scarborough Art Gallery.

1. Scarborough Retro

Iain Malone (L) Max Lamprechat, Will and Jamie Malone, enjoying the Big Draw event at Scarborough Art Gallery.

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SJT Youth Theatre Rounders members as posh punks and aliens! Back, Miriam Shipley, Ilona Timperley, Alex Consoli, and Eleanor Richards. Front, Rory Stephenson-Eves, Christian Hicks and Alex White at the Urban Renaissance event.

2. Scarborough Retro

SJT Youth Theatre Rounders members as posh punks and aliens! Back, Miriam Shipley, Ilona Timperley, Alex Consoli, and Eleanor Richards. Front, Rory Stephenson-Eves, Christian Hicks and Alex White at the Urban Renaissance event.

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SJT Youth Theatre Rounders members Christopher Hicklin (L) and Billy Howle, as ukelele-playing grannies, Barbara and Margaret, the Uke-ladies.

3. Scarborough Retro

SJT Youth Theatre Rounders members Christopher Hicklin (L) and Billy Howle, as ukelele-playing grannies, Barbara and Margaret, the Uke-ladies.

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Yummy, mummy! Emily Naylor with her son, Diego, 4, sharing a sweet treat from Chocolate Falls’ chocolate fountain.

4. Scarborough Retro

Yummy, mummy! Emily Naylor with her son, Diego, 4, sharing a sweet treat from Chocolate Falls’ chocolate fountain.

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