Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)

Without traffic Google Maps reckons 5mins via this route :-

Road closures in August :-

New trains will all have automatic doors, like the London underground trains, and operated by the multitasking train driver

I thought 'Guest's were able to view the whole group but didn't think 'Guest's were able to add comments or am I missing something

It was o0n todays BBC national news :- https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-66395824

I do apologise but if you do search using the URL within the advert it will take you to the relevant NCC page where there is some info but not a full list of all the free saplings. Inputting nland.cc/freetress takes you to :- https://tree-scheme.northumberland.gov.uk/SelfService/

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/jul/05/plans-for-mass-closure-of-railway-ticket-offices-in-england-confirmed#:~:text=The move%2C pushed by the,busiest stations%2C within three years.

These Google Maps shots, with some text added, might help @Vic Patterson

Ooops = posted the wrong download. Should have posted this with info of who can apply for a free tree to plant :-

I'm with you Vic. Link to the Northumberland County Council - NL - site with the new design :- https://www.northumberlandline.uk/post/bedlington-station-design Google Maps aerial an street views + NL proposed alterations :-

Info posted by @Malcolm Robinson

I'm on me way

Roll on August. At least I will have the football to enjoy and as don't have any pets i won't be anthropomorphize .

@threegee - according to Brian Jenkins (Bygone Bedlington Facebook group) the footbridge demolished c1973

BBC weather report today :- Meditrranean https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/av/66316504 UK

It is strange what Ryanair are doing compared with the other airlines. Could it be that they don't have any spare aircraft to send out and bring holiday makers home - or is it just all about money? Ryanair operating 'full schedule' to wildfire-hit Greece as Europe heatwave fails to deter holidaymakers Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers says it is watching the situation in Greece carefully while revealing a four-fold increase in first quarter profits. James Sillars Business reporter @SkyNewsBiz Monday 24 July 2023 11:43, UK 1:29 Ryanair: Still flying people in and out of Greek islands Why you can trust Sky News Ryanair says it is operating a "full schedule" to wildfire-hit Greece including the island of Rhodes as evacuation flights get under way. The company's chief financial officer also said, while revealing the airline's first quarter results, that there had been no surge of cancellations due to the record-setting heatwave hitting southern Europe more widely. Neil Sorahan said Europe's largest carrier by passenger numbers had not deemed it necessary to put on additional flights to the Greek island of Rhodes at this time. Britons wait for rescue flights in Rhodes - as second heatwave looming - live updates He told Sky's Business Live with Ian King: "Airports remain open so we're continuing to fly in there. "We've got a number of customers who are keen to come home, some people still want to do down there so we'll continue to fly in and out and as long as it's safe to do so and as long as the airports remain open, we'll be there. "We haven't seen a huge amount of cancellations. We have seen a number of people looking to reaccommodate themselves onto earlier flights obviously out of the islands." He saw no current need for additional evacuation flights as airlines and tour operators move to manage their schedules to best-serve their customers' needs. Jet2, TUI and Correndon have all cancelled flights to Rhodes over the next few days. Thomas Cook has cancelled some upcoming holidays and is offering other customers full refunds. Ryanair rival, easyJet, has two repatriation flights due to leave Rhodes later on Monday. Another is planned for Tuesday while Jet2 has also revealed plans for three additional flights from the island. Mr Sorahan was speaking as authorities in Corfu began evacuations of tourists by sea.

when it gets to 22C I'ts too hot for me. Fortunately the jet Stream has been looking after me for the past few days