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durn
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durn
A vertical member on each side of a door, usually formed of a solid timber.


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Liz and Bill Durning were stewards at the town's Wansbeck Social Club for 18 years before deciding to re-brand the premises as the Riverside Lodge bar, restaurant and function room last year.
There were a lot of questions about how the program works and even policymakers were reaching out to the industry and having conversations 'if you were an investor what would you look at'," Durning said.
He was questioned over fires at The Shipperies and The Durning Arms, both on Durning Road; the Mersey Pride, on Utting Avenue; the West Derby Hotel, in West Derby Village; the Richmond, on Williamson Street; the Oak Tree, on Liverpool Road, Huyton; The Swan Hotel, on Kingsway, Huyton; The Roughwood pub, on Roughwood Road, Kirkby; The Green Pepper Country Club, on Parthenon Drive, Norris Green; and the Punch Bowl in Hoylake.
 
 
 
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