Andy Millne
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I disabled it
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Well I told you that when you enabled it a couple of years ago!
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Replies to notices and announcements go into an approval queue
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It's quite easy to explain this one. Current weather conditions in Bedlington along with a 3 day forecast will now show in the site sidebar.
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Bedlington Colliery, St Cuthberts Church and Hollymount all clearly marked -
Map of Bedlington in 1769 including interesting place names such as Humside Mill, Iron Mines and Grotto -
Hi Eggy. I'm just sharing the news as it is available. There is no further info from Active Northumberland. I'll update the article if I hear more.
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WWWarming caused the snow to arrive a little late this year.
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Sporting Club of Bedlington is located inside Bedlingtonshire Community High School and is soon to open for public use during evenings and weekends. The centre includes a multi-station gym, fitness classes and an indoor four-court sports hall for a range of activities. See more at the Active Northumberland Website -
It took quite a while coming but I finally got around to adding the town timeline to the website. Use the main menu above to get started. Members can submit changes and add new entries as easily as creating a new topic in the forums. Revisions are stored to prevent abuse and full commenting is supported to help with collaboration. Thanks to @johndawsonjune1955 and http://www.sixtownships.org.uk for the original source material.
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Soup kitchens were set up in Bedlington.
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Can you try again now please @Eggy1948 ? if it fails can you let me know which browser and OS you are using and the approximate time you tried so I can check the logs?
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James Spence sold his stock in a ten day sale at Bedlington Iron Works and the works were left derelict for six years.
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Bedlington Locomotive Factory was closed down.
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William Carr begins Bedlington's first newsagents in January. It was situated on Front Street east.
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Bedlington "D" Colliery began sinking the shaft. Known as "Doctor Pit".
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New owners of Bedlington Iron Works is James Spence.
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Michael Longridge leaves the Locomotive Works.
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On 14th October Kings Cross station opened. The first train to leave was hauled by a loco built at the Bedlington Locomotive Works.
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Prince Albert is believed to have been the last locomotive built at the Works.
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Daniel Gooch was awarded a gold medal at the great exhibition.
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The population in Bedlington was 5101.
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Michael Longridge provided an exhibit for the Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace.
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Bedlington Coal Company complete the building of the wooden viaduct over the River Blyth in June.
