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Doncaster Magistrates Court
PO Box 49, Doncaster, DN1 3HT
Tel No :- 01302 366711
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Union St, Doncaster, DN1 3AE
Tel No :- 01302 320844
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1 Frances St, Doncaster, DN1 1JB
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College Rd, Doncaster, DN1 3HS
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BBC - South East Wales Millennium Stadium - Stadium Tales not be allowed in the seated area during the game - only in the bar areas. The interference to spectators caused bythe game, often at moments of high drama. Huw in Reading Been to the stadium many times for Walesview - can't beat the place. Tom Christie from Doncaster I went to see Wales versus England when we WONfriend Ross James managed to get us tickets to Wales v Japan in 2004. It was our first time at the stadium and my son'swho are going to the cup or play off finals the last time in Cardiff! Eddie May, Liverpool Being a Liverpool fan I have spent many happy hours in your fine stadium but that is now soured by the attitude of the stadium manager in not allocating tickets for those 1600 who were the victimSaturday are organising a boycott for the Charity Shield in August, one which I will fully support along with manywill Cardiff miss out on come next August? The ball is in your court. Chris Nichols, Cornwall Saw U2 live in June 2005 - been to the stadium many times and it was easily www.bbc.co.uk

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I'm not a speed freak, but. . . \| Magnus Linklater - Times Online over a certain size and the difference (in congestion and safety) will be staggeringprosecution. Jumping a red traffic light in a stolen car is OK though. relative skill of a driver and the vehicle in which they are driving. Lewis Hamilton in a Toyota Prius is probably a lot safer than a pensioner in a Ferrari. Unfortunatelyspeed camera is that the better drivers in better cars will undoubtedly spot them and slow down in time to avoid a fine. In the same way they would be able to spotgood work! ssmith, London, UK I don't have any problemmistrust their motives. This has resulted in laws originally designed for our safetycongested roads. S Foster, Doncaster, Jason, Paris - the consequences www.timesonline.co.uk

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