Adam Hogg

I can spot two at least, in the photos, but I'm not saying who they are. Could get it on the quiz on here.

Better luck next time Keith, Wait till Bedrock 2014 I here that they got Kylie just for you.

What a present for him canny lass, he will be happy.

Happy Birthday GGGG have a good one.

AH HA Proof Malcolm is a Witch!

A sad moment was announced today (2nd October) that Tom Clancy has Died Aged 66. I am a fan of Tom Clancy Novels some of which were turned into films and Video games, he was one of the best and he will be sadly missed, Rest In Peace Tom Clancy.

DUCK AND COVER PEOPLE!

The problem is as I have said time and time again is greedy landlords if they asked for less rent it may help that little bit.

At least it did not get turned into houses.

The only reason I started a new thread was because I thought people had not seen it in the old one.

It is still listed as to let so looks like the owners are still waiting for someone to rent it off them, i hope it does not get turned into housing. Bedlington has too many houses and not enough businesses we need more businesses not houses.

This is why we need a working group on it.( People who want to see it like me) I would not think the county council could/would refuse it as it is a memorial and new planning regs may mean it does not need planning permission only thing you would need is permission off the council for it to be erected on council land. But the first thing we need is a group made up so we can speak about design, location, funding, etc.

Hello everyone, As you all know I have pushed the Town Council about a Miner's Memorial for Bedlington due to the public (most of you on this website) asking for one and here is the update: West Bedlington Town Council support a Miner's Memorial however due to other commitments and precept the town council will not organize or supply/pay for one. So what happens now? If anyone would like to start a working group to look at providing a Miners Memorial for Bedlington, please PM me and we can look at starting one up and getting things going. (Note: This is and will not be political!) The miners and pits should be remembered for what they did for this country.

An update about a miner's memorial for Bedlington: West Bedlington Town council support a miner's memorial however due to other commitments and precept the town council will not organize or supply/pay for one. So what happens now? If anyone would like to start a working group to look at providing a miners memorial, please PM me and we can look at starting one up and getting things going.

A view of things to come? http://www.bbc.co.uk...siness-24040346

The future of the county in Bedlington words: Keith L: Prime Minister Malcolm Robinson: Chancellor Foxy: Foreign Secretary Me: Energy Secretary Kieth 1: Minister without portfolio (Clayton Corner) The county would be in a better place then.

Happy Birthday Malcolm, have a good one. Should I be nice and buy you a pint? Here you go Who says I'm not nice.

Maybe I should start doing Yoga . Keith L what every you do don't look at this: http://style.uk.msn....-bendiest-woman

Norton is one of the worst Anti Virus programs going, lets in loads of viruses, spyware, etc. Had it on my first computer then changed the anti virus because Norton was a bit more dear then the others and bought Kaspersky and ran it on the computer picked up something like 2 Viruses, 4 Trojans and 175 spyware. After that I thought never going to get Norton Again.

The days before health and safety came about. May be at the rows, (now the gap site) but I'm now sure.

We will have to just wait till 2 weeks time to see if the Town Council would support a miners memorial. But good for remembering those from Ellington Colliery and the pit itself.

It is a disgraceful and cowardly attack on a poor defenseless lady.

Looks like the police have good PR in Notting Hill: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-23845383

I think with your china man you have been watching team America to much.

I would say every area should have a memorial to miners who worked and died down the pits not just places in South East Northumberland but those in Yorkshire, Scotland, Wales, etc. As coal miners deserve the same recognition and thanks as members of the armed forces get every year on the 11th November, because if it had not been thanks to coal miners we would never have had the industrial revolution we would have also lost either or both World War's as they provided the fuel for the county in it times of need.