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and allegedly now released them without charge due to age.
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EE have today added a new 4G site near Netherton Lane. If you notice better service in this area this is probably why. If you're getting bad service here from another provider it may be time to switch.
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Only registered assistance dogs are allowed in Wetherspoons.
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For a group actually trying to make train services a reality visit ABTRA
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I'm tired of waiting for reinstated rail services in Bedlington. I'm setting something like this up. Who's with me? ?
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The police have apparently arrested a suspect.
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More last night unfortunately...
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untilLet’s Talk Taboo!…so we can focus on Prevention Target Audience: Anyone who works with or has a responsibility for protecting children and young people. This includes parents and guardians, volunteers in community groups, safeguarding professionals, etc. Registration: 9:30 – 9.55 am Agenda for the Day 10am Short introduction to Day – (including Video Presentation from Dame Vera Baird) 10.10 am –Andy Woodward - the first former premier footballer to disclose the football abuse scandal now EAUK Director of Sport 10.25 am - Marilyn Hawes, Founder and CEO of Enough Abuse UK 1:00 Short Refreshment Break 1:30 pm – Raw Production Film Control (90 seconds) followed by Introduction to CSE Prevention in Northumberland - Patrick Boyle 1.40 pm - First Time Free Prevention Drama & Workshop Open Clasp Theatre Company 2.30 pm – Partnership Project NDAS, Police, Health and Education – Justine Clephane 2.40 pm – West End Women & Girls Peer Educators 2.50 pm – Little Big Butterfly – Young Women’s Film Academy Project 3.00 – 3.30 pm – Close and Evaluation About NDAS NDAS is a registered charity that provides comprehensive support to those experiencing or affected by domestic violence or abuse. Women, men, young people, older people, people with disabilities, gay, straight, bi, trans; we don't discriminate about who you are, we try to help anyone affected by domestic violence or abuse. Our main aim is to protect and empower all service users by providing flexible and professional support throughout Northumberland.
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Should be sorted now.
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Just an idea... Heritage Walking Tours
Andy Millne replied to Canny lass's topic in Talk of the Town
Well spotted . Jimmy Millne also lost an L. Hopefully they'll be corrected in the second revision. -
Just an idea... Heritage Walking Tours
Andy Millne replied to Canny lass's topic in Talk of the Town
Here's the heritage leaflet... Bedlington CA Leaflet p.1.pdf Bedlington CA Leaflet p.2.pdf -
untilTwinkle Toes Social Dance is a friendly and open event for anyone with an interest in dancing. It is not a class, nor is it a lesson; it is a place for people to come together and share their skills and experience. Perhaps tonight you will learn how to foxtrot... or perhaps tonight you will show someone how to salsa! There is no dress code, simply wear something comfortable that you can move in. You don't need to bring a partner either, but of course the more the merrier. Entry is £3.50, which includes participation in our weekly bingo game, with a great prize to be won every week.We have a great venue which is fully accessible, a very reasonably priced licensed bar, and it's a great way to stay active and make new friends.
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Happy birthday @John Fox (foxy) Have a good one.
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Just an idea... Heritage Walking Tours
Andy Millne replied to Canny lass's topic in Talk of the Town
Some of the walking tours I've done (in larger cities) have operated as free but with donations encouraged. People are often willing to donate and the guides are then motivated to be engaging and humourous as opposed to being monotonous and scripted. I'm not sure if that model would work with smaller groups but "just another idea" -
Just an idea... Heritage Walking Tours
Andy Millne replied to Canny lass's topic in Talk of the Town
Sounds like a fantastic idea to me. Encouraging a bit of tourism can only be a good thing and Bedlington would be an ideal base for people to explore Northumberland/Newcastle from. Hopefully the hotel plans for Laird's House will go ahead too in the not too distant future. -
Yes. I live on the Main Street and most weekends after kicking out time there's at least a few idiots shouting, fighting and trashing the place. It used to be there would be a couple of police cars patrolling the street at this time, does this not still happen? I don't recall seeing any.
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Seriously, what is the point?
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Non Members - what topics can they see?
Andy Millne replied to Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)'s topic in Chat Central
Non members can see all forums but must be signed in to post, they cannot view the webcam. -
untilRob and Chris will be playing some singalong covers that everyone will know, as well as some really nice proper emotional stuff that nobody will know... mostly the former though.Come see us!
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Help is required tidying up around the community allotment in preparation for Bedlington in Bloom judges arriving on July 12th. We hear there may be some free tomato plants on offer. If anyone can help, please call into the allotment Mondays and Wednesdays 10am - 12 noon or call 07790 656484 and ask for Lesley
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untilThe agenda for the meeting is set out below. Agenda-Council-Meeting-15th-June-2017.pdf
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untilCelebrate...The Northumberland Miners’ Picnic: a fun, family day out rooted in local heritage reimagined with a contemporary twist! Enjoy... a fantastic programme of performance on our Bandstand Stage with Lindisfarne, Eliot Smith Dance Company, Brass Marras, Alistair Anderson & Friends and Rob Heron & the Teapad Orchestra. Discover... wonderful crafted goods, delicious food, drink and more from some of the region’s best makers in the Picnic Market located in our historic Workshop Galleries. Explore…Woodhorn Museum & the historic colliery site. Get creative at our pop-up art workshops and refuel at our café, food stalls and beer tent! Remember… the people, places and industry that brought us the tradition of the Northumberland Miners’ Picnic. The Miners' Memorial Service & Wreath Laying will take place from 10.15am. Event Programme: Please check this page or our website for event updates and to help plan your visit: http://www.experiencewoodhorn.com/ 10.00am – 5.00pm: Picnic Food & Craft Market, pop-up art workshops, street theatre, facepainting and more! 10.15am: Miners’ Memorial Service & Wreath Laying Main Stage (Exact timings may be subject to change) 12.00pm: Lindisfarne 1.15pm: PITMAN (Eliot Smith Dance Company) 2.00pm: Brass Marras 3.00pm: Alistair Anderson & Friends 4.00pm: Rob Heron & the Teapad Orchestra Bandstand Stage compered by Bread & Butter Theatre Company Admission free, donations welcomed. Come prepared for all weathers & feel free to bring camping chairs or a picnic blanket to help set up a comfortable base for the day. Getting to the Picnic: It's going to be a busy day, so if you can, why not consider walking to the event? Main Car Parking: at the former ALCAN/Rio Tinto site with Park & Ride service. Please follow signs. £3.50 per car. Please allow up to 20 minutes for transfer. Blue Badge Parking: available at Woodhorn Museum £3.50 per car Ashington Shuttle Bus: A free shuttle bus will run from Ashington Leisure Centre Car Park, Lintonville Terrace. First departure at 10am, then every 30 minutes. Last bus leaves Woodhorn 5.30pm. OTHER INFORMATION: Assistance dogs are welcome at Woodhorn, but family pets are not permitted within the fenced museum area. Please leave pets at home. Smoking & Vaping are not permitted within the museum site.