Northallerton

British

/ nɔːˈθælətən /

noun

a market town in N England, administrative centre of North Yorkshire. Pop: 15 517 (2001)

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Retirees Debbie and Ardon Rainbird from Northallerton, in North Yorkshire, flew out of Manchester on 17 February for a two-week tour of Sri Lanka.

From BBC

He still holds a seat in parliament as a lawmaker representing the Richmond and Northallerton constituencies in northern England.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sunak - who remains the MP for Richmond and Northallerton - said he was "delighted" to be working "with two of the world's leading tech firms" and planned to donate his earnings to a charity he founded.

From BBC

She first joined the North Yorkshire County Council Registry Office in 1976, after working as a nurse at the Friarage Hospital in Northallerton.

From BBC

From unusual ringbearers to sobbing grooms and chatty children, the 82-year-old from Northallerton has plenty of stories from the significant role she's played in many people's special day.

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