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On this day in Harwich and Dovercourt

1953 Police opposition failed to stop Harwich Magistrates granting an Alcohol licence to town pubs over the summer holiday weekend. The licenced Victualers Association's application raised fears among the town's police of rioting and vandalism over the extended weekend.
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World War 1 Submarines

Posted in Site Updates on Saturday, July 5th, 2014

HMS D1 Added

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