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Bishop Press Issue 87 Saturday 21St July 2012 Page 1 BATH Win Again Classifieds All About Local People Published at: Saturday 21st July 2012 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 87 Civic Hall Square, Shildon, RESS DL4 1AH. P P Telephone/Fax: 01388 775896 O Duty journalist: 0790 999 2731 The ISH B At the heart www.bishoppress.com of our wonderful community email: [email protected] St Marys beat all to bring Pick up some free home Barcelona Junior Cup careers advice with your shopping People out shopping in on Woodhouse Lane. Bishop Auckland town Shoppers can pop in for centre can once again pick advice from 9am to 5pm up more than just their Monday to Wednesday, weekly groceries – they Friday and Saturday. can get some free careers Principal of Bishop advice too. Auckland College, Anne Bishop Auckland College Isherwood commented, has reopened their advice “We already have a training shop in the Newgate centre on the first floor at Centre to make it easier the Newgate Centre, and for local people to find during last year’s trial the out about the courses and Careers Information Shop training on offer. proved so popular we have The innovative move by decided to reopen it for the college last year saw this summer. The winning team with their well-earned medals. managers take advantage “It is a great opportunity of a vacant retail unit for the college to make While Spain’s senior team Cup tournament. trip on the Monday with in the town’s Newgate careers advice and in- may be double Euro The under-16s returned a tour of the city on the Centre to launch the formation on our courses champions (they beat Italy from Barcelona after Barcelona FC first team bus Careers Information Shop. available in the heart of in last month’s final to remaining unbeaten in all after their pre-booked bus It proved such a hit during the town centre.” become the first country their games to win the let them down. a three month trial, the The new 2012-13 part-time ever to retain the trophy) Barcelona Junior Cup. They Perhaps the knowledge college has reopened the course guide can be and the current World Cup beat teams from Spain that they sat in the same shop for this summer, downloaded from the holders, their junior teams and Brazil in the knockout seats normally used by the enabling passing shoppers college website at www. learned a thing or two from stages before overcoming likes of Iniesta, Xavi and to pop in for advice on new bacoll.ac.uk/part-time- Bishop Auckland’s own St an Italian team in the final. Messi gave the team the full and part time courses courses.html. Mary’s in the recent inter- The omens were good inspiration they needed for starting in September at For more information call national Barcelona Junior when the team began their the tournament. Whatever the college’s £32m campus 01388 443000. the reason, they beat Spanish side Plan Marcet NATIONWIDE 1-0 in their opening match, TYRE & EXHAUST SERVICE CENTRE with a James Lupton goal proving the difference GARNETTS All aspects of mechanical work carried out between the sides. TYRES On Wednesday they were Book one of our upcoming day breaks up against Space Orden Travel with GARNETTS for miles of smiles BRAKES and drew 0-0, followed BATTERIES by a win over a Brazilian team, Hipica Campinas 4-1 Saturday 28th July Saturday 28th July SUSPENSION with goals from Max Litt, BRIDLINGTON SEAHOUSES SERVICING Connor Dunlavey, James Adult: £13 Child £12 Adult: £12 Child £11 Lupton and Tom Knight. E X HAUSTS This put the team into the Saturday 28th July Sunday 29th July MOTS quarter-finals on Friday HOLY ISLAND MYSTERY TOUR morning against Brazilian Adult: £12 Child £11 Adult: £10 Child £8 TIMING BELTS team Aliance, whom they knocked out by 2-0 thanks Sunday 29th July Saturday 1st August CLUTCHES to two goals from Connor BLACKPOOL EDINBURGH Dunlavey. Adult: £12 Child £11 Adult: £14.50 Child £13.50 Good selection of PART WORN The semi-final was against TYRES always available another Brazilian side, Friday 3rd August Space Orden 97 on the FREE LASER Friday evening. Again the SHOPPING & BINGO AT LIGHWATER VALLEY VILLAGE TRACKING TEST Bishop side prevailed, 2 Course Lunch: £22 Without Lunch: £12 winning 1-0 thanks to a Max WE WILL NOT BE BEATEN ON PRICE Litt goal, sending the team Call us now on (01388) 604419 into the final against Italian Visit our booking agents: Bondgate Newsagents, 45 Fore Bondgate. (01388) 602186 01388 606055 side, STB Academy. www.garnettscoaches.com 9 RAILWAY STREET, BISHOP AUCKLAND, COUNTY DURHAM DL14 7LR (Continued on page 8). Fully archived online at www.bishoppress.com email us at: [email protected] The Bishop Press Issue 87 Saturday 21st July 2012 Page 1 BATH win again Classifieds All about local people... Congratulations For Sale Anthony Mark Hedley Two Large Wool Ber-Ber Carpets. 8 yards x 4 Congratulations on your yards. Cream. Never used, cost graduation, attaining a Masters Degree with £1040, will accept £190 for both. commendation in Tel: 07717 168474 Public Health. Property All our love, from a very TO LET proud Mam & Dave, Sister Large 2 bed house in Leeholme. Karen, John, Adam & Jacob Good neighbours. xx Call 07921214180. BATH members Ryan Minns, Yvonne O'Sullivan, Liam Gill, Conner Richardson, Jordan Tones, Amy Connell, Tyler Thompson and Tyler Hutchinson collecting the award for Active Community School at the North East School Awards 2012. Couple with young The Bishop Auckland Girls Club, Jamaica; Glen- issues which affect them. Theatre Hooligans (BATH) garriff Youth Theatre and Once again, the visit will child mugged of King James I Academy Bantry Secondary School include workshops and have won, for the second in Co Cork, Ireland as well debates as well as a per- year running, the North as members of the Bishop formance of BATH’s new Police are appealing for and 6 ft 4, in his 20s and East Schools Awards – Auckland Youth Forum in show Toledo, at the Town witnesses after a couple of medium build wearing Active Community Award 2011. The project brought Hall Theatre in Bishop with a young child were a grey beanie style hat, for their Youth Democracy together young people Auckland on Wednesday mugged in Bishop Auckland. a blue/dark zip-up sports Project ‘Behind My Eyes’. from each group to look at 26th and Friday 28th The incident occurred top (with coloured stripes Six of the students from whether young people have September. on Friday 6th July at ap- down the arms) and dark BATH’s Boys Dance a voice in their community, A spokesperson for the proximately 1pm, when grey tracksuit bottoms. performed Jamaican Dance to share cultures and learn school said, “The Jamaica a male and female were The second culprit is said to at the awards ceremony from each other during a Difference project walking with their child in have been white, between at Sunderland Stadium of week of workshops and continues to go from a pushchair along the path 5 ft 9 and 6ft, of slim build Light on Thursday 5th July events which culminated in strength to strength with between Walker Drive and and wearing a grey/dark before being announced a show at Bishop Auckland BATH and King James I Cheesemond Avenue. hooded top and white/light as winners in the special Town Hall Theatre. Academy now working They were approached by tracksuit bottoms. project category. The groups will once again with our original two two unknown males who Any witnesses are urged The project, a branch of the meet in September 2012 community groups the then stole the female’s to contact PC 2674 Murray group’s Jamaica Difference having returned to their Montego Bay Boys & Girls handbag before making or PC 1855 Lloyd at Bishop Project, saw students and own communities to work Club and Flanker Peace & off towards Cheesemond Auckland Police Station BATH members from King on projects which have Justice Centre, as well as 4 Avenue. on the non-emergency James I Academy in Bishop helped their young people schools in Jamaica through The first male was described number, 101. 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