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A WIN AND TWO DRAWS LONG - SERVING Email: [email protected] D.P. EVANS & Co. Issue No 412 PLUMBING Solicitors 30 years experience FOR TOWN YOUTH STAFF REWARDED FREE LEGAL SURGERY Corgi registered Ferryhill Town Youth Under round five All Star players round football ending with a At a recent Ferryhill Town rewarded for long service. Legal Advice All aspects of plumbing work & 11's were at home to before slotting into the left Daglish goal to make it 4-0. Council meeting, members Gary Cowell and John Todd Every Thursday Ferryhill heating work undertaken. Hardwick youth at the Very reasonable rates for corner, making it 1-0 to Carr than netted his third and approved a policy whereby have both worked for the 4.00pm to 6.00pm. condensing combi boilers. weekend. Ferryhill. fourth goals to make the final staff who remain loyal to the Council for over 20 years and Appointments available, but and Chilton www.thechapter.org No call out charges. Against the run of play, Straight from the kick-off score All Stars 0 Ferryhill 6. Town Council and work for Sarah Hewitson, Elizabeth not necessary. Ferryhill, March 27th, 2009 £250 Grant Available for Over Hardwick took the lead but 3 Durham Road, Ferryhill. 60’s by Warm Front. Ferryhill broke again with Man-of-the-match went to significant periods of Gildersleeves, Ray Seymour, At the heart of this wonderful community Tel: Dave Priestman Ferryhill kept up the Jordan Stannard crossing the Tel: 01740 657 444 Nathan Carr for an continuous employment are Peter Stobbs and Jamie Contact The Chapter at the Council Offices, Shildon. on 01740 656715 pressure and were rewarded ball for Adam Robinson to outstanding display. email:[email protected] rewarded. Corrigan have all worked for Tel & Fax: 01388 775896 Duty Journalist: 0790 999 2731 Mob 0793 157 8017 when Connor Whitelock score Ferryhill’s Second. The Under 10’s team were Members felt it appropriate the Council for over 10 equalised. Ferryhill continued to play away at Newton Aycliffe SC to make a suitable award to years. Both teams played some some good football with week. the members of staff Councillor Ken Campbell, FERRYHILL-BASED BREWERY NEW FUTURE FOR excellent football but were good defensive work from Ferryhill started well into a concerned to demonstrate portfolio holder for Staff PRODUCES ALE FOR DURHAM unable to find a winning goal. Keenan, Wall, Robertson, strong wind, with the whole the Town Councils Welfare and Members FERRYHILL The final score was Ferryhill Walton and ‘keeper team playing good football. appreciation for their loyal Services, said, “I am delighted DALES CAMPAIGN TOWN CENTRE 1 Hardwick 1. Man-of-the- Henderson all doing well They were rewarded with a service. that we can recognise the A new real ale is set to get The first steps to give a new match went James Rowell. against a very strong wind to goal on half time from Josh Staff who have served with contribution that these result of changing shopping taste buds watering when it look to Ferryhill Town Centre Ferryhill Town Youth Under finish the first half 2-0 Gash. Ferryhill Town Council for employees make to the Town patterns and economic is launched later this month. will be taken next month. 13s played 21st All Stars B leaders. In the second half, it was end- over 10 years will receive a Council as well as the service decline,” said Councillor Neil Following conversations People in the town are to be Team and straight from the In the second half, Ferryhill to-end throughout with gift to the value of £50 and they provide to the people Foster, Portfolio holder for with Wear Valley District asked for their views on what kick-off the Ferryhill lads went 3-0 up when Carr netted Aycliffe getting the equaliser staff with over 20 years of of Ferryhill. Regeneration and Economic Council’s Tourism Officer, is needed to regenerate the settled into their flowing his second goal. The midfield to finish the game 1 – 1. The service will receive a gift “I am proud of the efforts of Development. Mike Richardson, local real community at an event which game. of Knight, Hicks, Stannard man-of-the-match award worth £100. these members of staff as I “An important part of any ale brewer, Alan Hogg of is to be held in the Market After 7 minutes, Nathan and Daglish became more went to Brodie Grayson for In line with the policy, seven am with all members of the design process is to ensure Ferryhill-based Yard of Ale Place on Friday, April 3rd. Carr set off on a run going determent with good all- some excellent defending. members of staff have been Town Council workforce”. that proposals are discussed Brewery Company, has Shopfront and streetscene and agreed with the people ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY....... RAINBOW WHIST AND developed new refreshing improvements focussing on who live and work in the pale ale as part of the the Market Place are among place to be improved. MARCH 27TH DOMINO DRIVE Durham Dales campaign. the proposals to create a “Local people are experts in Mike said, “To have a beer high-quality look for the town local needs, issues and 1987: Irish rock band, U2, planes crashed into each St Michael’s Church in which includes War, Germany launched its produced has been a project centre. aspirations, so it is performed an impromptu other on the runway. Bishop Middleham is refreshments. last V-2 rocket attack against in my mind for a while now The scheme is part of Durham important to have their concert on top of a liquor 1969: In America, NASA holding a Rainbow Whist There will also be a raffle. England from the and it’s great that Alan and Mike Richardson (left) with Alan Hogg. County Council’s Urban and support for the store in Los Angeles, launched Mariner 7 to study and Domino Drive in the All proceeds will be in aid Netherlands. his brewery have taken up Surtees Arms in Ferryhill The brewery supplies a Rural Renaissance Initiative improvements to be America. Mars. Village Hall on Saturday, of church funds. 1625: Charles I became King the opportunity to develop Station. growing number of pubs and (URRI) which aims to successful,” he added. 1980: 123 oil rig workers in 1963: The Beeching Report March 28th. “Everyone is most of England, Scotland and a product that carries the He has always been clubs across the north-east regenerate the county’s towns The consultation will run the North Sea were killed as was released, which The event will kick off at welcome,” said a Ireland. Durham Dales Logo, which interested in cask- and has also won two awards and villages, in partnership from 10.00am to 3.00pm in an accommodation platform condemned the country’s 2.00pm with admission spokesperson for the should assist in the conditioned ales and, as the for a premium, golden ale with local communities. the Market Place and then collapsed due to bad weather. railway system as costing £1.50 per person, church. STUDENTS continued promotion of pub is also Good Beer Guide called One Foot in the Yard. The scheme for Ferryhill is a from 3.30pm until 6.00pm 1977: 583 people were killed uneconomic and underused. the area. listed, planned to build a Alan said, “One of our aims partnership with Sedgefield in the Town Hall. in Tenerife as two jumbo jet 1945: In The Second World RAISED “This will assist all micro-brewery that would was to get at least one of our Borough Council, which Since 2003, 101 towns and HEATING AND CORNER £703 businesses as the awareness compliment the cask-ale ales into bottles for funded an initial town centre villages have benefited from of the Durham Dales range of The Surtees. study and is promoting a PLUMBING ELECTRICS Students and staff at Ferryhill distribution and Wear Valley £12 million through the continues to grow.” The fruity, citrus pale ale shopfront grant. CORGI REGISTERED Business and Enterprise District Council’s Durham URRI and its partners to NO CALL OUT CHARGE For all your Electrical Needs Alan set up his micro- which bears the name and “Ferryhill is an important College raised a massive Dales project gave us the create successful high quality GAS SERVICING & No job too small brewery in April 2008 in logo of the Durham Dales is local shopping centre but has REPAIRS £703 for Comic Relief It’s your own Community Newspaper ideal opportunity to invent, centres for residents, visitors Free quotations outbuildings at his pub, The being bottled in Cumbria. suffered in recent years as a LANDLORD CP12'S recently, after a series of Produced and read by members of this brew and bottle an ale to aid and businesses. SAMEDAY SERVICE DISCOUNTS FOR OAPs in the promotion of the WHEN POSSIBLE, fund-raising events. wonderful community Phone Paul on Part P Registered Along with a non-uniform area. Member of the “We’re really excited to Gordon Fletcher & Sons 07967 679998 NIC EIC day, students also took part FIRST CHOICE in a sponsored silence, sold have one of our beers used Family Funeral Directors MAINTENANCE (01740) 654751 Middlestone Village to promote the Durham Mob: 0772 520 5172 ‘red nose’ biscuits and cakes Chilton Based and sprayed their hair red. 3 Course Sunday Lunch £6.50 Dales and we’ve created Golden Charter Pre-Payment Funeral Plan SKIP THE REST, Normal Sunday Lunch £4.95 One group of students who something we think ideally Served from 12pm – 2pm compliments the won a recent quiz even CALL THE BEST! (Booking Advisable) The most Thoughtful Decision you could make! outstanding natural beauty of donated their winnings from Bar meals served daily 6pm – 9pm the Friends of Spennymoor Also Fridays & Saturdays 12pm-2pm our countryside.” Durham Dales Ale is a four Contact us today to get a School event.