Posted by: Skegness Magazine on: March 1, 2008
News stories about the Skegness Jolly Fisherman
Jolly Fisherman Railway Sign Auctioned
Listed Building Demolished
Fantasy Island Boss Rescues Jolly Fisherman heritage
Hildreds Hotel – its final demise
Evidence points to a Mrs Jolly Fisherman?
Skegness Landladies Larks
Splashing setting for our Jolly
Jolly Fisherman Steam Train
Jolly Fisherman 90th Birthday Celebrations
Bikini Girl Finds TV Fame
Jolly Fisherman – in Pantyhose!
Its a Knockout Jolly Fisherman
Council Appeal for Jolly Fisherman Poster
John Hassall First Visit to Skegness
Jolly Fisherman in Lace Skegness Centenary
Jolly Fisherman on American TV
Ex-Servicemen buy Jolly Fisherman Poster
Camels in Skegness
Jolly Fisherman Pub Closes
Jolly Fisherman and Boy Poster
Jolly Fisherman Elbowed out of Poster
Jolly Fisherman Statue Compass Gardens
Did Mablethorpe Pinch our Jolly Fisherman?
Skegness Publicity Bus on Tour
John Hassall Gets Jolly Fisherman Statue
Charles Fred Grantham Skegness Lifeboat
Clock Tower Centenary Celebrations
Jolly Fisherman Crisps Competition
Jolly Fisherman Potato Crisps
Jolly Fisherman Letter Seals
Jolly Fisherman Poster Colwyn Bay
Jolly Fisherman Postmark
Jolly Fisherman in Hamlet Cigar Advert
Jolly’s taken to Batemans Beer!
Jolly Fisherman’s ‘Wife’
County Hotel’s Name U-turn
Clock Tower Centenary Time Capsule
Jolly Gets Brush-off by TV Make-over Team
Mauritius Pinched Our Jolly Fisherman!
John Hassalls Daughter Visits Skegness
Jolly Fisherman Pub Grand Parade Skegness
Jolly Lace Commemorates Skegness Centenary
Jolly Fisherman Beer Mats
Jolly Fisherman Winscale Postcard
Worst Storm in Living Memory
Posted by: Skegness Magazine on: October 12, 2008
Posted by: Skegness Magazine on: January 27, 2009
SHOPPERS at the Meadowhall shopping centre, Sheffield, had a special visitor when the Jolly Fisherman spent a weekend promoting Skegness.
Jolly, Skegness Mayor Coun Neil Pimperton and Skegness town councillors joined staff from Butlins, Skegness, to advertise the town as a holiday destination.
Coun Pimperton said: “Skegness has always been one of the great traditional British seaside resorts. All the old favourites are still here and still very popular, but so are modern attractions such as skateboarding, kite surfing, seal sanctuary and nature centre, many large indoor venues and a fantastic night life.”
They handed out copies of the Skegness holdiay guide which were eagerly taken by passing shoppers.
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