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From the album: Tour of Britain Cycle Race 2009
© Copyright ©2009 Bedlington.co.uk. All Rights Reserved.
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From the album: Tour of Britain Cycle Race 2009
© Copyright ©2009 Bedlington.co.uk. All Rights Reserved.
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From the album: Tour of Britain Cycle Race 2009
© Copyright ©2009 Bedlington.co.uk. All Rights Reserved.
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From the album: Tour of Britain Cycle Race 2009
© Copyright ©2009 Bedlington.co.uk. All Rights Reserved.
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Why punctuation is important...
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looks like you found an easter egg
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Despite some technical problems with the projection equipment it really was a pleasure to hear Evan talking tonight on the history of Bedlingtonshire. If you missed it, look out for future talks as he really is a fantastically entertaining story teller.
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Happy birthday Malcolm!
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Thanks mrsvic. It's going to be a busy week in Bedlington.
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untilSt Cuthbert's Church, Church Lane Friday 11th September: 0900-1600 Saturday 12th September: 0900-1100 & 1400-1600 Oldest building in Bedlington with Saxon and Norman features.Special Memorial Chapel dedicated to Tyneside Scottish Battalion with aremarkable Enlistment Book. Pamphlets and searches for youngerchildren. Exhibition and stewards on hand to assist visitors. Special Activities for Children/Families Details Have a go at the traditional craft of proggy and hooky mat making.
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Location: Bedlington Community Centre An illustrated talk on Old Bedlington in the company of "Mr Bedlington" himself, Evan Martin. Hosted by David Cowans, President, Bedlington Local History Society. Free Entry.
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untilBedlington Station Library, Station Road Thursday 10th September: 0900-1230; 1300-1700 Friday 11th September: 0930-1230 & 1300-1900 Saturday 12th September: 1000-1200 Photographic and informative display illustrating the ancient rock art carvings of Northumberland.
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Historic Landscapes Display: Heritage Open Day
Andy Millne posted an event in What's On In Bedlington?
untilBedlington Library, Glebe Road Thursday 10th September: 0900-1200 & 1300-1930 Friday 11th September: 1300-1730 Saturday 12th September: 0900-1200 Photographic and informative display about the archaeology and conservation of historic Northumberland. -
St John's church Heritage Open Day Saturday 12th September: 1000-1600 Stunning Edwardian interior. Information leaflets will be available. Craft stall & refreshments. Special Activities for Children/Families Details Children's colouring activity and drawing competition.
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Bedlington Iron & Engine Works: Heritage Open Day
Andy Millne posted an event in What's On In Bedlington?
Bedlington Iron & Engine Works - Furnace Bridge, Bedlington station Saturday 12th September: 1400-1500 Guided tour of the former Ironworks site, one of the most important inEurope in the 19th century. Meet at Furnace Bridge car park. -
hmmm Bedlington Past or Bedlington Future? Which will it be? Two events and only one small time window.
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Is Bedlington.co.uk Thee Most Fascist Forum On The Web?
Andy Millne replied to Monsta®'s topic in Chat Central
Not true at all! all non offensive posts are left intact, only offensive and personal attacks are removed. -
Supercars, another thing those italians seem to do rather well. All that credit crunching must be taking it's toll on the italian car industry though, Berlusconi's even getting his favourite cabinet ministers in on the act promoting this new model ... http://vimeo.com/2409386
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I dropped a flyer in at the houses at Humford Woods the other day and the guy was absolutely flabbergasted I'd walked down there just to deliver a leaflet. He even offered to give me a lift back up. Just making sure everybody gets one
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I've fixed this on my test server just doing some more changes then i'll update the main site.
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I'm working my way there at least i'd avoid the rain.
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100 Things To Do In Bedlington Before You Die
Andy Millne replied to Andy Millne's topic in Talk of the Town
9. Swim in the river at Plessey/The Dam -
Well the plans seem to suggest multiple offices upstairs but a single retail space on the ground floor which would probably rule out hairdressers, estate agents and solicitors.
