Everything posted by P.A.W.S.
- Bedlington Top Club
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Bedlington Top Club
Disappointment all round, then
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Bedlington Top Club
It was posted by foxy on 13th March - and you commented on it! I just used the link for my query. But you're right - it's a cracking photo. Looking forward to Foxy's exhibition . . .
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Bedlington Top Club
index.php Church on the left, then dentist's. Burdon House is behind the dentist's. It used to be a nursing home, built 1912, and my daughter lives there now. Why did they build it behind, or the dentist's in front? Very odd arrangement. The big building behind the memorial stands where Grenfells now is and the big place behind or attached to it can't be there any more either. Any more info/pics on these gratefully received.
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Bedlington Top Club
Blanket?! - You were lucky; Mam used to just drag us along by the hair!
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The London Olympics
I suppose "I told you so" is too obvious . . .
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Dog Found On Front Street
Also posted this on the P.A.W.S. FB page.
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Olympic Jip.
HIM: I'm a little stiff from Badminton. HER: I don't care where you come from, can you dance?
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Picnic Tables At Furnace Bank
Sadly, too many parents don't realise that this is the case. In their view, it's always someone else's responsibility.
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Picnic Tables At Furnace Bank
They've got three kids for it - Let's see what happens next . . .
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Bedlington Townscape Heritage Initiative Newsletter
The Station - a great project for the bench-burners who have "nothing to do".
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Picnic Tables At Furnace Bank
The "nothing to do" argument holds no water. Our kids had even less to do, but always managed to find something non-destructive without wandering the streets creating havoc. We'd often have to count the pairs of shoes at the foot of the stairs when they had friends in. How many of the parents of these lost souls take an active interest in their own kids? If they're so desperate, perhaps they could volunteer to run a Scout group, youth club or whatever. Fat chance!
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Olympic Torch
"you must walk very fast" Wish I could! Not sure why it's so jerky - better on your actual YouTube.
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Olympic Torch
My humble effort can be found here:
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Olympic Torch
What is the date for the Olympic Torch Carnival and how does it link in with The Big Event and Bedrock?
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The Big Event.
How does this link in with the Bedrock festival the next day?
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The Big Event.
Will these events be widely, clearly and thoroughly advertised? I'm thinking about the Heritage Weekend and the Sustrans Portrait Bench fiasco last year. Would hate to see another one go down the pan.
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Looking For A Bedlington 3 Generations Family.
"Cyril, these events are all taking place on 3rd June, and there are lots of outdoor activities planned e.g. fun fair, rides, races etc so I think they need the extra space. The Town Council have commissioned BVAL to put on weekly sport/fitness activities at the Community Centre and a 5 day per week programme in the school holidays. When the details are available I'll post them here. The Salvation Army are also putting on a free event for the Olympic Opening Ceremony, again more details later." Will these events be widely, clearly and thoroughly advertised? I'm thinking about the Heritage Weekend and the Sustrans Portrait Bench fiasco last year. Would hate to see another one go down the pan.
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Yellow Paint.......
Think I'll join you. There'll be rich pickings outside the Co-op and the betting shop. And I could leave the car in one of the empty car parks - nobody goes there!
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Yellow Paint.......
Nothing useful will happen until decisive and consistent action is taken. Let's hope it's soon.
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Yellow Paint.......
Putting yellow lines down will only encourage more parking. In Bedlington (especially the Station) double-yellows means Car Park!!
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P.a.w.s. Fund-Raiser
Peoples Animal Welfare Service have a 'do' at St Mary's Church in Blyth tomorrow (Friday 13th). Please support us if you can. :thumbsup:
- Elliots Garage Site.
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Synergy Fm
Just to say P.A.W.S. loves Synergy. thanks to all involved in the creme egg appeal (ongoing), especially Colin, the whirling dervish. Genuine local radio can really bring the town together, given a chance.