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There is a padlock on the door. A bill on the doormat.
On the corner of King Street and Lowther Street, in the west Cumbrian town of Whitehaven, is the carcass of a High Street giant.
Etched into the cream coloured stone work above the first floor windows are the words: Montague Burton, the Tailor of Taste.
At knee height, at street level, a gold coloured inscription: This stone laid by Arnold James Burton, 1938.
Stitched into the corporate history of Burton s, the menswear shop, was a tradition to lay these stones; this one a reference to Montague s youngest son.
Loved ones bid farewell to beating heart of Ellington Jack Tubby in moving funeral service
Jack Tubby, who died at the age of 88 this month, was a former manager at Ellington Colliery
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Ellington has bid farewell to local legend Jack Tubby - the former colliery boss who put the man into manager .
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