Posts posted by Keith Scantlebury
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I GOT THE JOB - sort of.
Now I know what to do folks. You tick the transgender box, turn up for the interview in fishnet stockings and six-inch stillettos, dab a smattering of Steetwalker56 under your armpits and talk in a husky voice. Works a charm. Mind you my ankles are killing me.
No, seriously, I start my induction next week and hopefully start work soon after. (There is a lot of paper work and red tape to sort out in between.) Cheers to all.
Well done marra, where will you be working
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The one at the station was in Keenleysides. I had a lot to say about on here at the time. It was a complete waste of time, space and effort. Nothing more than a table top sale, selling tat. I walked in once and not a single stall was manned. Usually those places are buzzing but this was a bunch of sour faced stall holders that weren't even talking to each other.
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All of you are wrong, the old school is were the new Top Club will be built !! It will be an amalgamation of the top club and market place club ,with provision for the station club to re-locate. This "super club" will have a committee who will run the entire social scene of Bedlington. Bouncers will be employed to chuck troublemakers (local planners) to the dogs that will be kennelled where the old bogs were located below the school wall. All drinks will be less that £1. This will force all of the other pubs out of business A Blyth businessman will then buy the former boozers and transform them into super homes for old codgers and retired (and forced to retire) councillors.
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Guess what breed of dog won.......... well done Craig and Izzi!
To be honest Malcolm, it comes as no surprise that a competition for best of breed ( in a group of Bedlington terriers ) was won by .... a Bedlington Terrier !!
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Caged Football 2014 PCC.pdf ** Saturday 22nd February was cancelled and rearranged for Friday 14th March .
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Hello
in Introduce Yourself - Members Only
Nice to see foreign visitors with lasting (good) memories of Northumberland. We are lucky to have everything in Northumberland, stunning coastline, hills, moorland as well as the more vibrant towns. Plenty of castles , ancient churches, abbeys and priories etc. You may even get back one day Russ