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Alps tragedy

John Taylor

Workmates take up African quest in memory of John Taylor
A TEAM of workmates is about to scale the highest mountain in Africa in memory of a colleague who died last year.

John Taylor

Tragic climber’s legacy for mountain rescue dog teams

Steve Barber's long term partner Donna Rogers (left) and John Taylor's widow Karine Taylor leave St Everilda's Church, Nether Poppleton, after the joint memorial service.

Hundreds attend memorial service for York climbers

Steve Barber and John Taylor

Joint funeral for York avalanche victims

Steve Barber and John Taylor

Inquest opens on climbers killed in avalanche

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Inquest opened into deaths of York avalanche victims

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Avalanche victims to be flown home

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York avalanche victims' bodies to be flown home

Steve Barber, 47, and John Taylor, 48, both of Poppleton, York, who died in the Alps

Prayers for tragic climbers

Steve Barber (left) and John Taylor, who were killed in an avalanche in the French Alps.

ALPS TRAGEDY: Families pay tribute - "We are all truly devastated"

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Memorial service held for climbers killed in Alpine avalanche

Steve Barber

Tributes paid to avalanche victims from York

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ALPS TRAGEDY: Donate here to tragic climber's fund

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ALPS TRAGEDY: "John was a kind, gentle man, who was well-loved"

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ALPS TRAGEDY: Neighbour of York victims tells of sadness

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York climbers caught in avalanche in Alps, reports claim

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