These 28 pupils of Dalton Junior School were all smiles after receiving their cycling

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These 28 pupils of Dalton Junior School were all smiles after receiving their cycling

These 28 pupils of Dalton Junior School were all smiles after receiving their cycling proficiency certificates and badges. The children were tested after a four-day course and the presentations were made by Kirklees road safety officers. 9th May 1986

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