St Bede's Open House are hosting Ashington and District Male Voice Choir on Tuesday 20th October at 6 pm at St Bede's Parish Hall. £3 admission. All welcome.
Make a Noise for Bedlington16 July at 17:54 · Edited · VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. COMMUNITY LITTER PICK, 6.30PM TUESDAY 21ST JULY, FRONT STREET. To support the great efforts of the Bedlington in Bloom team we are helping them organise a community litter pick to clean the place up in readiness for the visit of the Britain in Bloom judges next wednesday. If you can spare a little time to help out we would be grateful. Volunteers please meet at the Market Place at 6.30pm where you will be directed to the areas to clear.
Please come and join us on 1st December at 8 pm in the Bedlington Terriers Club House for our second quiz night. A cash prize for 1st place and the chance to answer a killer question.
All are welcome to join us in our first quiz night. It starts at 8 pm in the clubhouse with a £1 per person entry fee and a cash prize for the winning team and other prizes. (max 6 per team). Hope to see you there!
How about a multi-purpose sports shed type thing - which could be used for local teams/clubs of any sport to train indoors, hired for kids birthdays etc
Come along to Bedlington Terriers Supporters' Club Halloween party on 30th October in the clubhouse at Welfare Park. Bedlington - Fancy dress, apple-bobbing, competitions, karaoke disco.
Given that Blyth Cramlington and Ashington have Asda stores already, would regulations allow another one in Bedlington? Didn't we have this issue with Morrisons when they bought out Safeway? It could reduce the choice(?) we have at present, leaving Tesco with free reign on pricing.
I thought it was all too rehearsed and neat and I don't think it was really a debate but more of a chance for all 3 leaders to give well-planned statements. I really hate 'sound-bite-speak!' And why bother with an audience at all if they aren't allowed to respond to anything? A bit of an anti-climax, I'm afraid.
Just been to Delaval Hall for an open day. You can view some of the house and grounds and have your say on what you'd like to see happen there. Very interesting and definitely worth a visit - excellent views down to the sea. It's open again from 11-4 - part of Northumberland Residents Festival.
Seems that, according to their map, The Ridge Farm is to be found in the middle of the allotments behind Millbank Tce. In that case, they'll have immediate access to seasonal fresh vegetables so quality food shouldn't be a problem!