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Newsletter July 2026

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Blue Crocs found following an incident with a Labrador on the beach.

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Blue Crocs found following an incident with a Labrador on the beach.

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Name:Richard Springett

E-Mail:ty.pilipala@yahoo.co.uk

Subject:Labrador collapsed on beach - Crocs found.

Message:Following incident with Labrador on Saltburn's south beach, when an elderly light coloured golden Labrador became unwell and had to be carried by passers by back to owners car. The owner may have left her blue Crocs on the beach. They appear to have been personalised, possibly by children?

If you are this person or know this person please get in touch by Facebook Messanger, as I have Crocs and would like to make sure they get back the right place.

I really hope owner is as well as can be after such a distressing incident.

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POM-POMS AND RUFFLES (1986) 37minutes. Produced by David Trigg on Super 8mm sound film. It is based on Geoff J. Mellor’s book of the same name about Northern seaside entertainment and features Walter C. Dunwell “The Last Pierrot,” with special guest, historian Max Tyler.

Features Saltburntonian Veronica Twidle (1922-2010) (ex. ‘Eight O’clock Follies’) who demonstrates what a Pierrot Show was all about, while Jean Armitage (ex. Saltburn troup ‘Bert Grapho’s Jovial Jollies’) who was then in her seventies at the time of filming, explains the various roles taken by members of a typical Pierrot troupe.

The film had been stored in a rusty can for exactly 50 years and had once been presumed lost.

(Personal,observation from me - I also recognised Lesley Inganni as one of the child pierrots.)

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People should always take great care by the sea and follow the following important safety tips:

Follow any safety advice which the lifeguards give and take note of any beach safety signs.
• Swim where the lifeguards patrol – within the areas marked by the red and yellow marker flags, which indicate where it is safe to swim based on the sea conditions for that day.
• Never go into the water when the red flags are flying – it means it’s not safe to do so.
• Beware of rip currents – strong currents running out to sea which can take swimmers out of their depth very easily.
• Be aware of incoming tides – the sea can come in very quickly and cut you off.
• Don’t use inflatables in the sea – the tides, currents and wind can easily carry you far away from the shore.
• Waves are very powerful – avoid piers, slipways and promenades when the sea conditions are rough.
• Think before you dive – be very careful when diving at any time and never dive into water with which you are not familiar – there may be hidden dangers such as rocks, currents or insufficient depth.
• Never swim on your own – you should have someone on hand in case you get into any difficulty.
• Keep a close eye on your friends and family on the beach and in the water.
• If you get into difficulty, float on your back, wait until you are calm then raise your arm and shout for help.
• If you see someone in difficulty in the sea, don’t enter the water – summon a lifeguard or call 999 and ask for the coastguard.

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SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA CENTENARY 1861 - 1961

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1861-1961

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SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA CENTENARY 1861 - 1961

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An amateur film produced by the Saltburn-by-the-Sea Centenary Committee, and probably filmed by Alderman W.H. Loraine, records the many formal and informal e...

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Photos from this years races by John Rowley.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bajandiver/albums/72177720325075244/

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Sound bathing for deep relaxation. Experience the immersive experience of a sound bath, relax whilst the sound therapist plays a combination of singing bowls and other instruments to aid your relaxation. 6.30-7.30 pm every Tuesday, £12 […]
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Local Council Community Magazine.

The free magazine for residents is distributed to all households throughout the borough three times a year with information about everything going on throughout Redcar and Cleveland.

If you are a resident and you do not receive a regular copy of the magazine, please contact the Customer Services team on 01642 774774.

Link to past and present online copies…

https://www.redcar-cleveland.gov.uk/this-is-redcar-and-cleveland

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Direct link to Saltburn Community Theatre and Hall and upcoming events.
Tickets can be bought online via the website. There is now access to a Box Office facility every Thursday from 2pm until 4pm, accessible down the path beside the notice board on Albion Terrace for those who are unable to buy tickets online.

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One of the strangest tales of about mermaids comes from the small fishing village of Staithes.

Situated on the north-east Yorkshire coast between Whitby and Saltburn and perched between high overhanging cliffs which enclose a deep narrow creek, Staithes is renowned for its fishing history, sheltered harbour and quaint houses that cling precariously to the cliffs. The fishing for cod, haddock, and herring, was once the main employment of the men of the village, and also the women who collected bait and looked after the gear. The men were hardy but superstitious, the women were the purse bearers, which may account for their delight in bright coloured bonnets; few among them married strangers.

Captain Cook was apprenticed here as a boy to a haberdasher; and exchanged a shilling of his own for one bearing the initials of the South Sea Company; his master charged him with theft, and so the boy determined to go to sea. Finding a friend in John Walker, a Quaker shipowner of Whitby, he entered on board the "Free-Love " collier.

This coast was famous for smugglers, one of whom, the clerk of an adjoining parish,
made the church steeple his hiding-place.

One of the strangest tales about mermaids comes from here.

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Magicseaweed Live Webcam at Saltburn. Magicseaweed provide a free 7-day surf and weather report for Saltburn Beach. Including local swell, period, wind and pressure charts.

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Welcome to Yorkshire | Visit Magical, Memorable Yorkshire

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Yorkshire info. Find places to stay, things to see and do in God’s Own County. Accommodation & attraction listings. All popular towns and cities.

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Be inspired. Find out what's on. Plan your visit. Enjoy the Tees Valley.

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2025/2026

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https://www.discoveryorkshirecoast.com/

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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HOME | Esk Valley News Quarterly | Community Magazine | North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

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A community magazine for the Esk Valley, Whitby, North York Moors and Coastal Region.

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Climate of the Moors & Sea
Summer 2022

HEAR from people in the community about climate change observations and extreme weather; energy for the future including the new hydrogen economy at Teesside; the future of farming, forestry and the new bioeconomy on our coast; wildlife and nature in the face of climate change; going green, climate action and local initiatives making our communities more sustainable; and plenty of other stories, culture and events too!

BUYING THE MAGAZINE

PRINTED copies (£5) are available at local shops/cafes listed below. You can also order copies and subscribe from our online store.

All About Trees
Special Issue - Summer 2021

A CELEBRATION of trees in our moorland, valley and coastal district.

With contributions from botanists, foresters, conservationists, environmentalists, walkers, land-owners, artists, writers and poets, All About Trees offers vital information to help conserve our trees, and creative reflections on the trees and woodlands around us.

Working Lives:

Past, Present and Future

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HOME | Esk Valley News Quarterly | Community Magazine | North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

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Climate of the Moors & Sea Summer 2022 HEAR from people in the community about climate change observations and extreme weather; energy for the future including the new hydrogen economy at Teesside; the future of farming, forestry and the new bioeconomy on our coast; wildlife and nature in the face of climate change; going green, climate action and local initiatives making our communities more sustainable; and plenty of other stories, culture and events too!

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Foundation Redcar Domestic Abuse Service

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Foundation Redcar Domestic Abuse Service

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Foundation Redcar is a SafeLives accredited, Leading Light domestic abuse service.

Location: Room 26, The Palace, 28-29 Esplanade

Main Contact: Nicola Denham

Email: redcardv@foundationuk.org

contact numbers: 07718707505 or 07581297008

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Foundation Redcar is a SafeLives accredited, Leading Light domestic abuse service.

Referrals to Foundation Redcar's services can be made by the person in need of help or agencies working with them. To refer to either service, download the referral forms below and send the completed form to the secure email addresses.

For more information or general queries, email: redcardv@foundationuk.org

Foundation Redcar delivers the below services:

Foundation Community Domestic Abuse Support Service
This service raises awareness across Redcar and Cleveland of domestic abuse within the community and provides support to males and females aged 16yrs+ who are, or have experienced domestic abuse. Our dedicated support workers provide holistic, person-centred support, including advocacy and guidance through the criminal and civil court systems.

The project will adopt a "Reach In" approach to ensure vital support is accessible to everyone, particularly from within rural communities and marginalised groups. We aim to reduce incidents of domestic abuse through early intervention and education.
Referral:
To refer to the service, download and complete our referral form and email it to the secure email address below.

Referral Form: https://www.foundationuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Foundation-Redcar-Community-Referral-and-Intake-Form.docx

Secure CJSM email: foundation.redcar@foundation.cjsm.net
Service Contact Details:
Dawn Downey, Community Support Worker (IDVA)

Phone: 07718707505

Email: dawn.downey@foundationuk.org
Kaleidoscope Project
The Kaleidoscope Project provides an emotionally supportive environment for children and young people from age 5yrs to 18yrs who have experienced domestic abuse.

Through activities and 1-1 sessions in various community settings we aim to strengthen wellbeing, help children feel safe and secure, and develop healthy positive relationships.
Referral:
To refer to the service, download and complete our referral form and email it to the secure email address below.

Referral Form: https://www.foundationuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Kaleidoscope-Project-Referral-Form.docx

Secure CJSM email: foundation.redcar@foundation.cjsm.net
Contact Details:
Helene Cammish, Children's Worker

Phone: 07581297008

Email: helene.cammish@foundationuk.org
Read how Foundation Redcar is helping victims to overcome their experiences of domestic abuse.

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Referrals to Foundation Redcar's services can be made by the person in need of help or agencies working with them. To refer to either service, download the referral forms below and send the completed form to the secure email addresses.

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Get an ebook pdf copy of A history of the Ship Inn by J Fairfax-Blakeborough.

This booklet was commissioned by the Beverly Brothers Ltd. Eagle Brewery, Wakefield who owned the Ship Inn at the time of its publication. Only a small number of copies were produced and are now difficult to find.

Please note that this is a PDF file created from a scanned copy of an original booklet and that the quality of the copy has been determined by the condition of the original booklet.

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A history of the Ship Inn, Saltburn by the Sea by J Fairfax-Blakeborough
This booklet was commissioned by the Beverly Brothers Ltd. Eagle Brewery, Wakefield who owned the Ship Inn at the time of its publication. Only a small number of copies were pro…

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Originally published in 1983, Chris Scott Wilson's book is now back in print. The History of Saltburn (181pp £11.99 softcover) is available from Book Corner, Saltburn; Guisborough Bookshop, Holmans Bookshop, Whitby, Chapter One, Loftus, Worthy Pearson, Gt Ayton, Whitby Bookshop.

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Live Coastal Shipping Webcam from Coastwatch Redcar

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Live webcam

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The Redcar station opened on 31 October 1996 and occupies the top two floors of the building known as the 'Zetland Lifeboat Museum'. The building was originally built in 1877 as a RNLI Lifeboat Station and later became a museum and HM Coastguard Station. It was vacated by HM Coastguard in 1990 and became the property of Redcar & Cleveland Council, who have kindly permitted its use as a Museum and Coastwatch facility.

The station now uses a Camsecure outdoor IP Webcam kit to feed live video to their website from the lookout post which has a clear view out to sea.

Our outdoor webcams are ideal for showing the world the view from your hotel or guest house or any other interesting view you would love to share with the world.

We also supply live streaming webcams and a great real time live webcam hosting service too. Contact us for more information.

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Live Coastal Shipping Webcam from Coastwatch Redcar

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The Redcar station opened on 31 October 1996 and occupies the top two floors of the building known as the 'Zetland Lifeboat Museum'. The building was originally built in 1877 as a RNLI Lifeboat Station and later became a museum and HM Coastguard Station.