Some unusual spelling has appeared on a Scarborough road today.
Friday the 13th has turned out to be unlucky for a road marking team in Scarborough who seem to have taken having a tea break a bit too far.
Posts on social media have drawn attention to an unfortunate omission from new lettering on Northway in the town.
You had one job to do…..
— LYNNE ARNISON (@MorleyLass92) January 13, 2023
Live from Northway Scarborough today #spellcheck pic.twitter.com/fVvWhOlRkr
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