Despite a police ban, Chester-le-Street celebrates its Traditional Shrove Tuesday street

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Despite a police ban, Chester-le-Street celebrates its Traditional Shrove Tuesday street

Despite a police ban, Chester-le-Street celebrates its Traditional Shrove Tuesday street football game, smuggling balls beneath the noses of the police who had been waiting to burst them. 9th February 1932

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County Durham Customs Large Group Of People Crowd North East Shrove Tuesday

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