Whitby Town lost a 2-0 lead in the North West as their patchy form continued on Saturday.
Preston side Bamber Bridge roared back after Whitby raced into a 2-0 advantage in the first half.
Joe Wheatley and the in-form Max Howells gave the Seasiders a comfortable lead.
However, the hosts hit back on the stroke of half-time and then turned things round after the break.
Blues boss Nathan Haslam said the attacking play from his side were good but was disappointed with the result:
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Halloween & Goth Weekend Brings Hoards Of Visitors To Whitby
There were queues outside many food establishments across Whitby on Saturday, bringing a boost to the local economy.
Police Appeal Following Fatal Collision in Scarborough
The driver of a brown Honda Jazz was pronounced dead at the scene, following the collision on Scalby Road on Friday 31st October.
UPDATE: A171 Scalby Road In Scarborough Back Open Following Fatal Collision
The A171 Scalby Road has reopened following a fatal car collision on Friday night (31st October).
Deputy Mayor Opens Up On Flag Displaying in North Yorkshire
The deputy mayor for Police Fire and Crime in North Yorkshire has given her view on the flying of the flag of St George and Union flag in public places.
Five Year Slavery and Trafficking Risk Order Handed to Scarborough "Menace"
The First North Yorkshire Slavery and Trafficking Risk Order has been issued to man in Scarborough banning him from 44 properties in the area.
Whitby Town Thwart Leaders Again
Town again put in a strong display at Lancaster City's Giant Axe.
Filey Showpiece To Go Off With A Bang
It's Filey Lions' Annual Bonfire Night on Saturday with food, fun and fireworks set to light up Glen Gardens.
Greening Staying Positive As Boro Work To End Losing Run
It's been a tough couple of weeks for Scarborough Athletic with three successive defeats.
Brid Back At Home For Hallam Visit
Bridlington Town are back at the Mounting Systems Stadium on Saturday.
Whitby Take Centre Stage in Rugby Battle
Only one of our local rugby union sides are in action this weekend.
Pickering Town Target Turnaround in South Yorkshire
Tony Hackworth's men are headed to Penistone Church on Saturday.
£3.6m Filey Station Upgrade Completed
Roof repairs at Filey Railway Station have been completed along with improvements to the café, toilets, drainage and two ornate cast iron windows
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There were queues outside many food establishments across Whitby on Saturday, bringing a boost to the local economy.
The driver of a brown Honda Jazz was pronounced dead at the scene, following the collision on Scalby Road on Friday 31st October.
The A171 Scalby Road has reopened following a fatal car collision on Friday night (31st October).
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