Mablethorpe High Street - It never changes !!
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D. H. Lawrence
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The A52 is a major road in the East Midlands, England. It runs east from the junction with the A53 at Newcastle-under-Lyme near Stoke-on-Trent via Ashbourne, Derby, Stapleford, Nottingham, West Bridgford, Bingham, Grantham, Boston and Skegness before terminating on the east Lincolnshire coast at Mablethorpe. In total, it is approximately long.
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East Lindsey
East Lindsey is a local government district in Lincolnshire, England. The council is based in Manby near Louth, and other major settlements in the district include Alford, Spilsby, Mablethorpe, Skegness, Horncastle and Chapel St Leonards.
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Louth, Lincolnshire
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Saltfleetby
Saltfleetby is a village in the county of Lincolnshire, England. Situated approximately seven miles east of Louth, ten miles north of Mablethorpe and on the coast of the North Sea, the village had a population of 599 at the 2001 Census.
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Sutton-on-Sea
Sutton-on-Sea is a small seaside Village in East Lindsey on the coast of Lincolnshire, England. It is close to Trusthorpe then Mablethorpe, and is part of the civil parish of Mablethorpe and Sutton.
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Theddlethorpe
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Trusthorpe
Trusthorpe is a small village on the east coast of England. It is in the county of Lincolnshire and is 2 miles south of Mablethorpe and 12 miles north of Skegness. It forms part of the parish of Mablethorpe and Sutton.
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MABLETHORPE MY SUNSHINE
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Some times its very hard to put in to words how you feel about something, so I made this short film which says it all. Mablethorpe really is a super town and a great place to grow up in.
Mablethorpe - a drive through the centre in April 2011
A drive through the town centre of Mablethorpe mid April 2011
Funfair rides @ Mablethorpe - Past & Present - Waltzer Dodgems Twister Paratrooper & More!
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This is a video I've produced using a mixture of home video clips, photo's and archive images to show the rides at Mablethorpes famous seaside Fun Fair.lt also shows how some of rides used to look, ones that have gone, and some of the rides from the good old days.Mablethorpe funfair is a permanent site, which has been around for many years, and has always had traditional rather than white knuckle theme park style rides.The prices are good, and on some special nights all rides are only 99p, this is in contrast to the nearby, and more expensive 'theme park' style fairs at Fantasy Island and Skegness.There is also the famous travelling fair which visits Boston, and takes over most of the town.I don't have a clip of the traditional Big Wheel they have now added (You can see this at Dune Leisure's website, the fairs owners) but I've been a few times, and have seen a lot of changes to the fair and town.There used to be an indoor fair as well, in a big warehouse behind one of the towns arcades, this is now home to an indoor Boot Sale, and a leaky roof!. The rides at Mablethorpe have been updated and repainted in recent years to make sure all the rides look their best, this includes the dodgem cars being replaced, it's just a shame some of the shops in town couldn't do the same, as some of them look a bit shabby.The Fair is great for those with a family having rides suitable for all ages, with many Juvenille rides, which I show in this video, and of course it's next to one of the <b>...</b>
Mablethorpe Illumination Switch on 2010
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Mablethorpe Illumination Switch On by Patrick Mower (Emmerdale's Rodney Blackstock) on 31st July 2010
Mablethorpe At Christmas 2010
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Hi All This is just a small clip of the goings on in Spanish City in Mablethorpe, at the Christmas Market, we had a wonderful time, and as you can see the kids had a great time too. I take my hat of the comity that set this up. It was a very cold night, but that's what you expect in winter, so we all raped up to keep warm. We had a Hog roast Mulled Wine with all the Christmas Trimmings, Hot roast chestnuts, and special gifts for Christmas. We had Carol Singers, the Salvation Army band, and a punch and Judy Show Santa giving a present to every child to visited him. It was a great night, The Visions Team had so much fun, making this film. Thank you Mablethorpe for a very special winter wonderland of fun.
Employment for Young People in Mablethorpe
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- Published: 27 Jan 2010
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Look North examines the employment opportunities available to young people in Mablethorpe and speaks to some pupils and staff from Tennyson High School. The report paints a bleak picture, not made better by the grey January weather in the outdoor shots. The only opportunities are presented as shop work. But is this a true reflection? Perhaps others have a different view to that depicted? With thanks to the BBC for raising this issue.
Mablethorpe Trains 1960s
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The Louth to Mablethorpe Railway, was built by farmers and tradesmen was opened on October 16th 1877. It ran at a loss and was sold out to the Great Northern in 1889. A year earlier, the branch line from Willoughby was built, but came only to Sutton and was not extended to Mablethorpe until around 1892. About the turn of the century, the Railway Company wished to build a large hotel, whore the Midland Bank now stands, but so great was the opposition from the existing hotels and boarding houses that the scheme was abandoned. The line still ran at a loss and after this set-back to their plans, the Company practically ignored Mablethorpe. Before the Sutton-Willoughby branch was extended to Mablethorpe, the late Mr. Ben Simon Sithen of the Bacchus Hotel Sutton on Sea, operated a kind of Wells Fargo coach service between Sutton and Mablethorpe and for some reason, the Mablethorpe Stationmaster used to ride with him. The first Mablethorpe Stationmaster was Mr. John Watson and the last, Mr. D. Oxby. The yard at Mablethorpe had its own engine and crew and apart from excursions, there were seven trains each way, with an additional long goods train. The line finally closed in December 1960 and within a few days the tracks in the station were torn up.
Mablethorpe Funfair Big Wheel
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Big Wheel in Mablethorpe Fairground
East Lincolnshire Railway Nr Mablethorpe
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Why not Visit Ludborough Station.The 1940s weekend is a great day out. Ludborough is the only standard gauge steam railway in Lincolnshire open to the public. The East Lincolnshire Railway ran between Boston and Grimsby, via Firsby, Willoughby and Louth. The East Lincolnshire Railway company was incorporated in 1846, and the line opened in 1848, whereupon it was leased by the by Great Northern Railway. The Louth to Grimsby section of the line sadly closed in 1980. We have now continued our resoration efforts, rebuilt the station and have extending the line to North Thoresby as well as restoring classic steam locomotives.
Mablethorpe beach regeneration
What there doing to keep the beach replenished and to act as a flood barrier
Mablethorpe sand racing
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Motorbike racing on mablethorpe beach
A Postcard From Mablethorpe
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- Published: 02 Apr 2011
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If you have a very fast Internet speed, why not view A Postcard From Mablethorpe in High Definition
Mablethorpe To Skegness Kite Buggying
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www.piczo.com The Mablethorpe to Skegness run is 15 miles each way and can only be done with a decent north easterly wind, and this is the first time I have done it....it was brilliant, reaching speeds of 34mph over all different surfaces
Beach Sand Racing Mablethorpe
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Sand racing on Mablethorbe beach, a great day out for all I know quality isnt great, was recorded on a phone www.xtreme-action-images.com
Lincs FM 23 08 09 Mablethorpe weather
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Lincs FM covered our weather forecasts all day on their news bulletins the story was last before the weather and this has been edited. Thanks to Lincs FM for covering it.
Day 2 of camping in mablethorpe OLD
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haha, I just loved this trip :] Ill be going again this year so should be fun :D Mablethorpe is a seaside resort in lincolnshire for those that keep asking :] nothing special, but its great for an english seaside camping holiday :D
Popeyethewelder Power Kite Buggying in the Cheetah, Mablethorpe 25.06.09
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www.ptwbuggies.com www.popeyethewelder.piczo.com Just a short video of the lovely warm summers evening at Mablethorpe Uk, 15mph onshore winds, here you can see me following ukspeedtraps aka Steve along the beach
Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe and the Mablethorpe Plan.
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The Great Mablethorpe Plan of 1946 Geoffrey Alan Jellicoe was an English architect, town planner, landscape architect and garden designer. His strongest interest was in landscape and garden design. Geoffrey Jellicoe studied at the Architectural Association in London and later became its principal. His book on Italian Gardens of the Renaissance (1925) led to a commission for the design of the garden at Ditchley Park. Two of Geoffrey Jellicoe's favourite projects are freely open to the public: The Water Garden in Hemel Hempsted and the Kennedy Memorial in Runnymede. Geoffrey Jellicoe's most ambitious English garden design was for Sutton Place in Surrey.
Kite Buggying @ Mablethorpe 15th July 2007
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pic7.piczo.com Few of the guys at Mablethorpe 8-15mph wind onshore
mablethorpe lifeboats
A TRIBUTE TO THE BRAVE PEOPLE WHO MAN OUR LIFEBOATS, all photos are my own work so please comment on the video
Mablethorpe 16/08/10
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I wish to draw to your attention the footage captured this afternoon on our companies CCTV camera located at the junction of High Street and Gibraltar Road Mablethorpe. Whilst I fully applaud the work done by the volunteers of the RNLI I must state, as I have done on many occasions, that there is no need to risk the lives of responsible people to save the lives of others who may, or may not, be as responsible. The footage shows a black car at 14:25:44 that is going so fast it can only be seen in one frame. Another light blue car is show overtaking at 14:26:42 on what is a very busy junction. You will note in that shot an elderly person in the road with a dog. It is illegal for anyone, including the Fire & Rescue (who do obey the Law), to drive in this manner and I do not expect people that are responsible such as the RNLI volunteers to drive in such a manner and put the lives of others at risk. This is not an isolated incident and every time the maroons go off volunteers tear down the High Street as if out of a Hollywood movie. They often disregard the traffic lights at the High Street / Victoria Road junction crossing them whether the lights show red or not. I think it is about time the RNLI made it clear to all volunteers that they must obey the rules of the road and drive in a safe manner. After all if they did happen to hit someone, and they shall one day, then they will be delayed in getting to the rescue, assuming they would stop should they hit someone that is <b>...</b>
mablethorpe sand racing 125
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Mercian Way, looking across Abbey Street towards Uttoxeter New Road. The city has extensive transport links with other areas of the country. The M1 motorway passes about ten miles (16 km) to the east of the city, linking Derby southwards to the London area and northwards to Sheffield and Leeds.
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Mablethorpe
Mablethorpe is a small seaside town in East Lindsey on the coast of Lincolnshire, England.
Mablethorpe's first and most comprehensive town website
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Photo gallery for Mablethorpe, Trusthorpe, Sutton-On-Sea with images old and new
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Seal sanctuary
Pathe newsreel, 1953, Flood victims evacuated to Mablethorpe
Pathe newsreel, 1953, Queen visiting flood victims in Tilbury & Mablethorpe
Pathe newsreel, 1955, Duke of Edinburgh visits flood defences
Geography
Several small caravan parks exist around Mablethorpe. The town is administered with Sutton-on-Sea and Trusthorpe, as the civil parish of Mablethorpe and Sutton. The former parish of Mablethorpe covers a reactangular area inland along the A1104 Alford Road towards Maltby le Marsh as far as the boundary between the LN12 and LN13 postcode at Grange Leisure Park where Earl's Bridge crosses West Bank. The southern boundary of the former parish follows the Trusthorpe Drains which are crossed at Bamber's Bridge on Mile Lane. Out towards Alford near Strubby was the former RAF Strubby, now called Strubby Airfield. To the north is the parish of Theddlethorpe St Helen, which is much bigger in geographic area than the former parish of Mablethorpe, extending up to the River Great Eau at Saltfleetby. The town is the eastern terminus of the A52. However, the town is best accessed via the A1104 and A16 through Alford. The A157 to Louth is the sixth bendiest road in the UK.
History
Mablethorpe Hall
Mablethorpe has been in existence for many centuries although part of it was lost to the sea in the 1540s. For example, records of the Fitzwilliam family of Mablethorpe Hall date back to the 14th century. In the 19th century it was also a centre for ship breaking during the winter. Mablethorpe Hall is to the west of the town along Alford Road. It is near the parish church of St Mary. The Mablethorpe church group also includes Trusthorpe.
Lifeboat
In 1883 the first lifeboat station was built in Mablethorpe. The station ran until the First World War when it temporarily closed due to not having a full crew. After the war the station was closed permanently due to a continuing shortage of crew until 1965 when an inshore lifeboat (ILB) station was established. The town has a new lifeboat station.
Tennyson
The town was visited by Alfred Lord Tennyson in the 19th century.
D. H. Lawrence
Mablethorpe is the destination for the Morel family's first holiday in the D. H. Lawrence novel, Sons and Lovers, published in 1913. "At last they got an answer from Mablethorpe, a cottage such as they wished for thirty shillings a week. There was immense jubilation. Paul was wild with joy for his mother's sake. She would have a real holiday now. He and she sat at evening picturing what it would be like. Annie came in, and Leonard, and Alice, and Kitty. There was wild rejoicing and anticipation. Paul told Miriam. She seemed to brood with joy over it. But the Morel's house rang with excitement."
Floods
In January 1953 Mablethorpe was hit by the disastrous East Coast floods.
Transport
Along with many small seaside villages and some inland towns and villages, Mablethorpe lost its railway station in 1970 due to the Beeching Axe. Skegness, however, kept its railway station. Mablethorpe only retained the miniature railway in Queen's Park.
Commercial trade
Shopping
There are two supermarkets in the town: One is operated by Lidl, one by the Co-op, there is also a convenient storeDavid's Supermarket it is an independent supermarket running under the Nisa-Today's branded fascia. There is also a Heron for discounted, frozen foods. There are also some independent retailers, geared largely towards selling cheap gifts and novelties for Mablethorpe's tourist trade.
Banks
The town is host to two banks Lloyds TSB and Barclays, the HSBC branch closing its doors for the final time in February 2011.
Leisure
Attractions at the resort include a fairground and the beach. Its beach is long, wide and flat and separated from the town by a narrow strip of large sand dunes.A sand train operates to take visitors to the north end of the beach.
In 2008 the old Dunes Theatre was changed to Sharky's Bar after a refit.
There are also numerous amusement arcades which offer your traditional seaside entertainment.
In May 2008 a very small, free-to-use, skatepark was opened in Mablethorpe. It is situated on the seafront opposite The Beck pub on Quebec Road. The park is host to a small funbox, a spine and two quarter-pipes.
Landmarks
Just over a mile to the northeast of the town, near the Seal Sanctuary, is the Theddlethorpe Gas Terminal, which supplies 5% of the UK's gas. To the west is the Bambers wind farm which opened in November 2004 and has 8 turbines which produce 5MWe. The Bambers II windfarm, an extension of the first, opened in November 2006 producing 5MWe with 6 turbines. The two turbines at Mablethorpe wind farm, which produce 1.2MWe, were the first wind turbines in Lincolnshire when they were built in July 2002. All three are owned by Ecotricity and situated at the corner of West Bank and the Trusthorpe Drains. The Star of the East is on the sea front.
Media
The local weekly newspaper is the Mablethorpe Leader. Radio coverage for Lincolnshire is provided by BBC Radio Lincolnshire and Lincs FM.
Education
Primary schools
Mablethorpe Primary School Theddlethorpe Primary School
Secondary schools
Mablethorpe Tennyson High School
Events
Mablethorpe hosts the UK's only beach hut festival Bathing Beauties in September every year. Owners of private beach huts compete in exterior design as well as poetry, music and drama performances.The Mablethorpe Marathon was launched in 2006 and attracted around 2,500 runners in its first year. Although it took a break in 2009 it returned in 2010 and should remain an annual event.
For over 40 years Mablethorpe has also been host to Motorcycle sand racing, which takes place in the Winter and Spring seasons. This inspired the Mablethorpe Motorcycle Festival which was launched in 2010 and will take place again in 2011, hopefully becoming another annual event.
Every summer Mablethorpe hosts its illuminations event known as the "Switch On", a celebrity turns on the lights. Past celebrities to turn on the lights include: Timmy Mallett, Barbara Windsor, Wolf from Gladiators & Hunter. In 2011 it will be hosted by Twist and Pulse in July.
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