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The British fish and chip shop 'trapped in time' that still uses coal to heat its vintage fryers

At its peak in the 1900s, the north east of England produced a quarter of Britain's coal, including supplies for Buckingham Palace. Coal was the most popular way to heat homes until the 1970s, when ...
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I ate at Britain's 'best' fish-and-chip shop in a small seaside town in northern England. It's good – but wasn't really worth the trek.

Whitehead's in northeastern England was ranked Britain's best fish-and-chip shop this year. It sells a range of chip-shop staples, including Spam fritters and mushy peas. I visited Whitehead's to see ...