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Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)

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    Join Mortal Fools x Northumberland Pride at East Bedlington Community Centre on 25th October from 5pm for a screening of Mortal Fools’ Young Company production: FLUX - Figuring it out and fitting in; what makes you, you? This exclusive screening event with live music and creative Queer fun, is an opportunity to watch a filmed performance of FLUX from Spring 2022 at YMCA Northumberland! Get your free ticket by following the link: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/nlandpride Devised and performed by Northumberland young people, Flux presents twelve unique young voices, exploring what it means to question your identity in a world that feels determined to put you in a box. Binary breakers, stereotype smashers, convention clingers, people pleasers, distracted dreamers, ally activists, hopeful homebodies, evolving explorers, GOAT gamers, fashionable friends, Tik-Toking trendsetters, simping stans, radical rebels, the woke, the weird…. Universally unique and all welcome here. You are one of us. We see you and this screening of FLUX is for you! The screening will be followed by a Q&A from some of the FLUX cast and then live music and performances from the amazing: Clare Drysdale Jade Broadhead Pia Pressure AND several community-based organisations will host stalls at the event to highlight the brilliant work they do to support LGBT+ young people across Northumberland, with things for you to have a go at and an opportunity to contribute to Northumberland Pride’s zine, capturing queer culture across Northumberland, whilst Pride is on the road! Event suitable for ages 13-25yrs and free to attend (donations to Pride welcome) but ticketed. Part of Northumberland Pride – Pride on the Road series of events. For more information head to: www.northumberlandpride.org.uk #PrideOnTheRoad #Northumberland #NorthumberlandPride See less
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  4. Now that I haven't seen. You will have to get @John Fox (foxy) to get one of his aerial photos made up into a fridge magnet
  5. @Tonyp - ebay :- https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/165313088310 Amazon :- https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bedlington-BEDLINGTON-original-Birthday-Christmas/dp/B00DYWWGN0 etsy := https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/622405768/bedlington-terrier-dog-fridge-magnet-a waggydogz :- https://www.waggydogz.co.uk/product/bedlington-terrier-frm-101/
  6. Video's from Robert Hall :- VID-20221016-WA0003.mp4 VID-20221016-WA0002.mp4
  7. @Symptoms - I don't have any images but I'm told the road across the railway lines at Bedlington Station is closed whilst they demolish the buildings. The residents in Melrose Court have been told that work is soon to start on the building of an engine maintenance shed and a fence is to be erected between the road into Melrose Court and the railway line.
  8. https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/business-finance-and-corporate/report-britishvolt-talks-sell-northumberland-gigafactory?fbclid=IwAR33JemZkVk9GUZ2Sgt6wKtBnqKboMcoaltI1uJ1AQ452dnCkeTl1s50U1o
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  10. Thanks @James I have got that one but never really read through it - just flicked through when I first got it and though that should come in handy one day and filed it away from the other Evan Martin books I have - pity I hadn't take much notice of it - I've now moved it in among the other Evan Martin books and I'll have a full read one day. I'll still forget most of the content and will still have to flick through it, and the others, when I get asked for info on old Bedlington
  11. Update to the names from the list posted in Evan Martin's book 'Bedlingtonshire Now And Then'.
  12. Cheers @James - I had not remembered that photo so I had a scan through the Evan Martin books I have and I see the photo is in the book 'The People's History Bedlingtonshire Remembered' page 109 but the text with that photo says '............ Edwin Brady must have been successful has he had a shop down the Front Street and this one on Glebe Road........' Which of the Evan Martin's books is your photo from?
  13. @HIGH PIT WILMA as I never really passed those shops as I was an lad from The Oval in the 50's and 60's I did some searching and asked a couple of questions on the Bygone Bedlington Facebook group. Unfortunately can't find a photo of Fullarton's, just photos of what it was before and after. These are some of the comments plus a compilation photo of Now and Then and one image that might have Fullarton's in but it's two far away to make out the name on the shop Bit larger comp of the shop :- Comments on Fullarton's :- Again can't find an image of Adamson's with the name above the shop but this one from Marian Bullivant, c1960, shows the St Bede's May parade going past the shop :- Ans some comments on Anderson's :-
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  15. The simple reply is - Na. I've had a search on the Facebook group Bygone Bedlington and Fullerton's gets a mention but nobody says what part of Glebe Road or Burdon Terrace it was on
  16. @James & @HIGH PIT WILMA - still haven't heard anything back from @johndawsonjune1955
  17. On the Blyth Remembered & Memories Facebook group I came across some Bates Colliery photos and info posted by an ex member, Bill Riley, of that Facebook group. These are the photos and the info posted by Bill Riley, plus a few comments from other members of the Facebook group :-
  18. Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)

    Bates Pit by High Pit Wilma

    All initial photos and comments from HPW. (added into the Album by Eggy). Comment from HPW - credit to Russel Hogg for enabling me to capture the Pit Surface photo's,without whom it would never have happened.
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