Dr Pit

Taking elderly relatives over to A&E on numerous evenings, I have encountered awfull drugged-up knackers like the above example in the past. This being a worse case. Behaviour like this is becomming acceptable, and even the norm amongst the nouveau underclass.

Repeat offenders threatening and carrying out violence without any kind of notable consequence are going to carry on. And with every misdemeanour committed the more chance of an innocent person getting hurt, or worse. For the sake of human rights and a lax judicial system this lass seems to have got away with threatening all and sundry for some time. Of course she is not the only one and people like this are getting away with violent and agressive behaviour everyday... lots of them end up seriously hurting, and killing people. Sadly, I reckon that most of you would change your minds on wishing well, if any of these people took up their psychotic episodes on your nearest and dearest.

Blame is placed upon parents, friends, addiction, society, but never upon the criminal... let them take accountability for their own actions for a change.

I'm not going to wish her well in the future. I hope she has an awful time in the big house. Maybe finding someone bigger and scarier than herself to make her life a misery for the next 24 weeks will help her think again. I fear in some cases, good wishes will not.

Here here! Well said.

Sheep

mint sauce

Dwarf

throwing contest

Ashinanna and bombay nights are the same company

They are owned my the same man but the food wasnt a patch on Ashiana.

Only been once mind so we might have been unlucky, but i think it will be

back to Ashiana for me, even if it is dearer.

Mutant Turtles

Tortoise heed

Had an Indians from Bombay nights, not as good as Shelley was, and not a patch on Ashiana.

:lol:

powder

Gun

Winnie

Mandela

Honda

fifty

What did you think it was? A bathroom shop conveniently sited down the woods?

Funny!

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Japs

Happy New year to all Bedlington folk past and present.

Hope that 2009 is a good one for all of you.

Did anyone here about the trouble in Bedlington last weekend?

Boxing day night ( trouble on street, and a few cars damaged.)

saturday night ( trouble at Tesco's)

Whats the world coming to? Or whats Bedlington coming to?

Is the food at Bombay nights the same quality as Ashiana?

Ashiana is excellent but they dont deliver.

Indians at the station ok too.

Ocean palace chinese used to be good but been poor of late.

Just been browsing through your pics, Carole. As fascinating as ever. I remember a school group photo from Netherton school taken in the mid 1930's - featured the class dressed up as Robin Hood and his merry men. My dad was one of participents, but the pic has now been lost. It was in a shop window in bedlington if I remember correctly about 10 or so years ago - much to my late dad's delight! He had a copy made there and then. Unsure about the name of the shop, but it was a photographer's shop on Front Street East - opposite the church if I recall.

Think the shop was "Wards" what is now a music teachers shop I think.

can`t agree here, we are paying licence money to Ross he is an idiot who thinks he can do and say what he wants lets have some decency please, as for the idea of the Mail being a Nazi paper, my grandad always said their were plenty of Nazis in Bedlington, " gifted Radio Controller" who are you trying to kid.

Quite. Ross is a talentless, overpaid, and arrogant. £6 million a year out licence payers money, whos idea was that?

Apparently Gary Glitter has left a message on Jonathon Ross's answer machine saying that he has shagged his daughter.

Whos laughing now?

Loads of police cars and helicopter at bottom of church lane tonight at around 1800-1830 hours, anyone know what all the fuss was about?

I think that permission for the building at the school was denied.

Yes they said there was no market for coal and it was tuppence a ton from abroad, turns out we cannot import enough and they are opening not closing mines. We paid fortunes to make miners redundant, then kept them on the dole, now we dont have enough coal. If the railways had remained state run alot of people may still be alive today.

The far east produces cheap low quality goods its true, but we can compete by providing quality.

As wages and aspirations of the workers in these countries increase we will find a more level playing field.

To be honest just how many of the pubs in Bedlington survive at all is a mystery to me.

Never seems many in the majority of them.

I remember Tony, he was underground I was an electrician on surface at that time, I new his father after he married a good friend of ours. (dart players!) He was the mine manager until he retired and also lives in B.C. and regularly visits his daughter across the road from us, I believe they were from Ashington.

Grande Cache is about 5 hours west of Edmonton (our local city) you would have passed through Jasper which is only about 2 hours south of us but also in the mountains. Yes it has been cold -30c but it's only -5c today.

How did you like it over here?

Vic

Small world!! yes we liked it out there very much. We have visited Canada and the US a lot as my brother lives in California (ex Ashington pit electrician) and we have freinds in Ontario, Alberta and BC. Tony offered me a job at the mine at Campbell River, but I have a lot going on here, and to be honest I like living in Bedlington! but i can see the attraction in moving out there.

Are you from Bedlington origionally?

If it was in the past 31 years I'll know them! G.C. is a small remote town!

Vic

Tony Robson (electrician at the coal mine) think his Dad was a manager there also.

Tony is now on Vancouver Island, visited him last summer.

We never got to Grand Cache but we stayed in Edmonton and went through the Icefields etc.

Very nice place, bet its cold there now.

Merry Christmas Brian, and to all our forum friends.

Vic

I have a freind who lived in Grand Cache Alberta, some time ago mind.

i'll be backing shearer or jose!

Its looking like Jose is to be offered job. Good manager with a proven track record at top club level.

However it does not seem quite right to have a foreigner managing the England team, when the

national anthem plays it will mean nothing to him. On the other hand do we have an Englishman upto the job?

W.D.C. only helped the club out when they were reassured that the perries would have nothing more to do with the club.

I smell a scam here!

Wansbeck council, such paragons of virtue.

They would never be involved in any form of corruption with any such people surely.