Everything posted by Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)
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@Pegwoman shared your photo on the Bygone Bedlington Facebok group but no response from the members I sepculated that your uncle would have gone to the Bedlington County primary School, Ridge Terrace at the Wst End of bedlington as that would have been the nearest school to Shiney Row. That school opened c1916. Are you from Bedlington or would you like to see maps of the area showing where the old schools were?
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@Pegwoman - I can't remember having seen, or even heard of, the first aid sets for school kids. I checked on the local Facebook group, Bygone Bedlington, but couldn't find anything having been posted about them. Ok if I share one of your photos plus your comment with the Bygone Bedlington group?
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@Miner Granddaughter not something I have ever looked into and i think the only active members that I have noticed posting in connection with St Cuthbert's are @Maggie/915 & @Bedlingtonian
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Let's know what their response is John
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I did a search John and I the Bedlington Terrier North east Club has a Facebook group but only members can view it and I can't find any way of contacting them outside of that group and i don't want to join the group Found some images online showing phots from the yearly meet up of the group on the 20 acre field in 2021 : 2021 gathering :- Tallantyes have advertised previous gatherings but can't find any notifucation for this year :- 2022 advert Tallantyre 2024 advert :- Facebook group :-
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They do celebrate the breed @John H Williams - or they used to. There was an annual gathering of anyone with a Bedlington terrier and they walked through the town to a place they could all gather. Don't know if it still happens but I will have a search.. My memory says it maded the TV once but I think that was to do with some 'celebrity' (hate that word) who was doing a tour around Northumberland (and possibly further afield) and they stopped off in Bedlington on the day of the annual bedlington Terrier event. I could be wrong but I thing it was Larry Lamb who played Mick in the Gavin & Stacey show.
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I'm the founder member of that club
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@Canny lass check out @John H Williams post from 2020 :-
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11 names from catherine Docherty - Bygone Bedlington Facebook group. -
@Pegwoman in the Gallery section of this group there is an album created with images of a booklet that the Co-op had published for the Jubilee and the iage Wanny the Bedlington terrier, thats on your teapot, is it :- This is a direct link to the album :-
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No 43 named by Maureen Turnbull.
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Some names from Maureen Turnbull (nee Fawcett).
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So not just a parade through Newcastle on an open top bus it's a 9 1/2 hour road closure for celebrations on the Town Moor. Newcastle United official announcement – Details of special Town Moor Cup winners event 2 days ago 117 Comments Share Details of a special Carabao Cup winners event have been released by Newcastle United. The event will be held on The Town Moor on Saturday 29 March from 4pm to 8pm. The Newcastle United official announcement (see below) on Friday morning giving the full details. Newcastle United fans needing to register their interest if they want to attend. Newcastle United official announcement – 21 March 2025: Newcastle United will celebrate the club’s historic Carabao Cup final victory with a free open-air event on Saturday, 29th March. Supporters will get the chance to see Eddie Howe and the first team players with the cup for the first time since last Sunday’s famous win at Wembley. Newcastle United is working with its city partners to deliver a safe and enjoyable event. The club extends its thanks to the Freemen of Newcastle, Newcastle City Council, the North East Combined Authority, NE1, Nexus and the emergency services. TOWN MOOR EVENT Set around a large main stage on the Town Moor, adjacent to the Great North Road, the open-air event will be free to attend. Supporters are asked to register their interest to assist with planning (details below). News Newcastle United official announcement – Details of special Town Moor Cup winners event 2 days ago 117 Comments Share Details of a special Carabao Cup winners event have been released by Newcastle United. The event will be held on The Town Moor on Saturday 29 March from 4pm to 8pm. The Newcastle United official announcement (see below) on Friday morning giving the full details. Newcastle United fans needing to register their interest if they want to attend. Howe: We know what’s at stake and we’ve... 'I want Newcastle to win a trophy!' |... Merse: Biggest winners tonight are... Ref Watch: Would Newcastle win appeal... Celebration SCENES! New footage of... The agony and ecstasy of Newcastle fans... Slot: We know Newcastle will go all in... 'Newcastle will always be in our... 'Isak vs Van Dijk will be key' |... 'We feel better prepared this time' |... 'The Tuesday factor!' | Merse worried... Howe calls on fan support to 'push... < > Newcastle United official announcement – 21 March 2025: Newcastle United will celebrate the club’s historic Carabao Cup final victory with a free open-air event on Saturday, 29th March. Supporters will get the chance to see Eddie Howe and the first team players with the cup for the first time since last Sunday’s famous win at Wembley. Newcastle United is working with its city partners to deliver a safe and enjoyable event. The club extends its thanks to the Freemen of Newcastle, Newcastle City Council, the North East Combined Authority, NE1, Nexus and the emergency services. TOWN MOOR EVENT Set around a large main stage on the Town Moor, adjacent to the Great North Road, the open-air event will be free to attend. Supporters are asked to register their interest to assist with planning (details below). It will feature a DJ, live band, ‘Road to Wembley’ highlights, a screening of the full cup final and special guests. The team will then proudly lift the Carabao Cup on stage – presenting the club’s first domestic trophy for 70 years to the city. The celebrations will close with a spectacular show from club partner Sela and further event details will be published ahead of the show. REGISTER YOUR INTEREST Supporters must register their interest to attend at book.newcastleunited.com. Phased priority period for fans to register interest: Friday, 21st March, from 1pm – season ticket holders Friday, 21st March, from 3pm – Mags/Mags + Members Saturday, 22nd March, from 10am – all other supporters Once your priority period opens you will have the opportunity to register your interest until midnight on Sunday, 23rd March Registration is one per supporter number. Adults will be able to add one junior ticket to their registration with the adult supporter number. Registrations must be submitted via book.newcastleunited.com. No email/telephone/in-person registrations can be accepted. Registering your interest does not guarantee you access to the event. Further details will follow to those that register their interest with the club. We do expect traffic to the website to be high and thank our supporters in advance for their patience. ROAD CLOSURES A list of road closures can be found here. TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT Supporters are encouraged to plan their journeys in advance and are advised to use public transport where possible. A live route planner can be found here. FAQs A list of FAQs can be found here and supporters are encouraged to check the club’s social media accounts and website for any further updates. Link the The Mag :- https://www.themag.co.uk/2025/03/newcastle-united-official-announcement-details-of-special-town-moor-cup-winners-event/ -
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@Judi M your link has worked fine - no need for me to do anything.
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@Judi M the comment above from @David Cope was the last time he visited this group. If you select the members identity tag it shows you their profile giving details of when they last visited the group :- Depending on what settings a member may have chose the best way to alert a member that you have mentioned them in a comment is by starting their member ID with an @ like I have done above with you and David or by selecting the Quote option at the end of a members comment. Hope that helps
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Photo from @Margaret I Johnson. Margaret's dad No 24 and No 41 named by Maureen Turnbull (nee Fawcett) on the Bygone Bedlington Facebook group.
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Often referred to as the 'Council School'. Entry in https://communities.northumberland.gov.uk/005616.htm has the date c1916
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1950 MarknMargaret Johnson.jpg
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c1952 School Play 'Mary and William'.jpg
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Bed Council school 1950-51 season named.jpg
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Bed Council school 1949-50 season.jpg
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1931c from Jess Armitage.jpg
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1923 Mary Wade To The Miner Born.jpg
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1930-31 Council school.jpg
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1951 Carole Robinson.jpg
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Mick Cunningham Bedlington Council School 1950.jpg
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1930 Layna Bed Council.jpg
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West End Council School choir named.jpg
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1955 West End primary from Janice Robinson.jpg
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1956 named.jpg
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1930 Louise Scarr named.jpg
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1948c Bed Council school named.jpg
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1950 Class1 numbered.jpg
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1950's
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Platform 1 pnodsreotS7a46m h2 ti61428h61713arg211lM0m:a01gmh21cl1uf ufc · Fizzyfish return to Platform 1 on Friday 28th March! Fantastic night guaranteed!! We are now also trialing the use of eventbrite to purchase tickets! Link below (please be mindful that service charge will be applied): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/.../fizzy-fish-friday-28th... -
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Welcome to the group @Thomas Carr Gray. Did you move from the toll cottage to Melrose Avenue like a lot of the families did or did you move further afield? This is a link to the post that @Reedy posted in History Hollow in 2013 - BebsideFurnace 1940 - 1952 :-
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1947 school trip to Paris. I recognised Miss Corking, Biology teacher when I was there in the early 1960's. -
Update to Nos 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 26, 27, 31 & 33 - the names posted on the Bygone Bedlington Facebook group by Maureen Reed.
