June 5, 201412 yr Group of volunteers cleaned up the old Top Club last night. Part of the Bedlington in Bloom initiative. More to come this weekend! Why not get involved and help?
June 5, 201412 yr I wonder how many West Bedlington councillors took part.My guess would be two independents!May as well say well done Adam and Malcolm!
June 5, 201412 yr Author Now you will just make us blush Maggie! Loads of great stuff coming out of this group...........
June 6, 201412 yr Author Couple of ways GGG. Anyone can contact the council……. 01670 457070 or online at the Councils website www.westbedlington.org.uk.Don't let council involvement put anyone off, that should change quite soon! Or PM me and I will pass on phone numbers. Group meets twice a month at present but there has been a lot to organise, soon that will change as the season changes. Obviously a much quieter back end of the year. Look out for 120 hanging baskets going up tomorrow!!!!!!!
June 6, 201412 yr Author Sorry, Malcolm, can't see anything for those two drunks staggering out of the bar. I think one of them might be an ex Bedlington teacher! 4 sacks of broken glass and weeds taken out.......unbelievable! Big vote of thanks to Russell, couldn't have done it without him. Also Brenda, Brian and of course Adam.
June 7, 201412 yr Author So who was the wise guy/(S) who has smashed one of the tubs and started pulling out flowers in one of the the other tubs at the old Top Club? Any info will be gratefully received but could well result in broken limbs!
June 7, 201412 yr So who was the wise guy/(S) who has smashed one of the tubs and started pulling out flowers in one of the the other tubs at the old Top Club? Any info will be gratefully received but could well result in broken limbs! I didn't want to say, but this was inevitable. If you're interested I know a man who has created a set of authentic stocks (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Made-Evil-Furniture/209965445839267) ; put them in and we'll throw things at them.
June 7, 201412 yr Yeah, it's a shame that people can't just respect the work that has gone in. We tend to automatically assume that this would be the young'uns but there is quite a bit of traffic from The Red Lion to the Market Place too. Same happened with the planters at station. Most of the flowers ended up on the pavement.
June 7, 201412 yr Yeah, it's a shame that people can't just respect the work that has gone in. We tend to automatically assume that this would be the young'uns but there is quite a bit of traffic from The Red Lion to the Market Place too. Same happened with the planters at station. Most of the flowers ended up on the pavement.The same thing happens every time the planters are planted next to wetherspoons, the plants are pulled out and chucked on the pavement.
June 8, 201412 yr T Yeah, it's a shame that people can't just respect the work that has gone in. We tend to automatically assume that this would be the young'uns but there is quite a bit of traffic from The Red Lion to the Market Place too. Same happened with the planters at station. Most of the flowers ended up on the pavement.Some kids ripped the plants out in the Station the other year (in front of St Johns West / opposite Burnside ) and went round the doors trying to sell them
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