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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Scarborough and Whitby MP - Alison Hume - says her job is to ask the right people the right questions as she gives her support to Scarborough Athletic after a week which saw the future of their home ground thrown in to doubt.
Scarborough’s Rainbow Centre food bank is currently spending approximately £2,000 a month on food to meet the increasing demand from people struggling with the rising cost of living.
Victims of stalking are being reminded that support is available to help them cope with their ordeals ahead of a series of events during national Stalking Awareness Week.
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