RAILSCOT | Vandals target South Tynedale Railway in Alston [News and Star]

Date: 19/02/2021

Volunteers at a popular Cumbrian tourist attraction were left furious after it was targeted by mindless vandals.

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Vandals target popular Cumbrian tourist attraction

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VOLUNTEERS at a popular Cumbrian tourist attraction were left furious after it was targeted by mindless vandals.

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