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The Great Train Robbery of 1963: Who was in the gang with Ronnie Biggs and how much was stolen?

The Great Train Robbery of 1963: Who was in the gang with Ronnie Biggs and how much was stolen?
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Mystery THIRD man who escaped justice after 1963 Great Train Robbery revealed

Club owner Billy Ambrose (pictured in 1960 with his wife), who had previously spent time in prison for fraud and robbery, was investigated as part of a 1976 cold case review into the Great Train Robbery.

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The letter that freed Ronnie Biggs: Note from Great Train Robber s lawyers goes up for sale

The letter that freed Ronnie Biggs: Note from Great Train Robber s lawyers goes up for sale
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Another five AMAZING facts about Bournemouth s past

The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde was written in Bournemouth Robert Louis Stevenson wrote The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at Skerryvore, the house he shared with his wife Fanny in Westbourne. Their home was named Skerryvore after the lighthouse with which Louis father was connected. A replica of the lighthouse stands in the area to this day. The co-founder of Rolls Royce became the first British man to die in an aircraft crash. The fateful day in Bournemouth was July 12, 1910, when Charles Rolls, died in a terrible crash. The motoring pioneer turned aviation pioneer had successfully crossed the channel by balloon just four years prior.

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