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- 1 2 Bebbington, Gina (6 March 2013), "Last dance at Northwich Memorial Hall to celebrate its history", Northwich Guardian, Newsquest (North West), retrieved 3 April 2013
- ↑ Bebbington, Gina (13 February 2013), "Final countdown for Northwich Memorial Hall", Northwich Guardian, Newsquest (North West), retrieved 3 April 2013
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