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Council - publications
Hambleton News
Hambleton District Council's free newspaper, the 'Hambleton News' provides news and information for all Hambleton residents. The publication is delivered to all 42,000 homes and businesses across the district and is available to download from this website. A talking CD version is also available from local libraries and Council offices.
Editions available in pdf format
Older editions
- May 09 Opens in a new window
- November 08 Opens in a new window
- July 08 Opens in a new window
- March 08 Opens in a new window
- Oct 07 Opens in a new window
- May 07 Opens in a new window
- June 06 Opens in a new window
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