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Residents' Chance to HAVE a SAY on Boundary Changes Town Council Delighted with New Submissions by National Grid Email: [email protected] D.P. EVANS & Co. Issue No 423 PLUMBING Solicitors 30 years experience FREE LEGAL SURGERY Corgi registered All aspects of plumbing work & Legal Advice heating work undertaken. Every Thursday Very reasonable rates for 4.00pm to 6.00pm. condensing combi boilers. Appointments available, but www.thechapter.org No call out charges. not necessary. Ferryhill, June 12th, 2009 £250 Grant Available for Over 60’s 3 Durham Road, Ferryhill. At the heart of this wonderful community by Warm Front. Tel: 01740 657 444 Tel: Dave Priestman email:ferryhill@evansco. Contact The Chapter at the Council Offices, Shildon. Tel & Fax: 01388 775896 Duty Journalist: 0790 999 2731 on 01740 656715 RESIDENTS’ CHANCE TOWN COUNCIL DELIGHTED TO HAVE A SAY ON WITH NEW SUBMISSIONS BY BOUNDARY CHANGES NatIONAL GRID Residents of Ferryhill and become part of the Croxdale or Chilton have only a few days South Durham area, Ferryhill Ferryhill Town Council has remaining to inform the Elec- Station, Chilton Lane, Kirk raised a number of concerns toral Commission of their views Merrington and North Close with National Grid about pro- on the proposed reshaping would all become part of Ferry- posals to build a 30 acre elec- of their electoral boundaries. hill, which would then be rep- tricity sub station in the town Currently, the Electoral Com- resented by three councillors. together with new pylons mission is conducting a review Chilton would only require one over the past six months and of Durham County Council’s councillor as the population was delighted to hear recently electoral wards and it is con- of the ward would be 3,213. that National Grid have com- sidering two options for the Cllr. Farry said, “It makes sense pletely changed their plans town’s boundaries. The aim for Ferryhill. The boundary re- after taking into account the of the restructuring is to cre- view is to keep communities concerns raised by the Council. ate wards with a population together, not tear them apart”. Local residents had complained that is as close to 3,142 con- Cllr. Farry stressed that the re- that one of the great benefits stituents as possible, so that all view was a fantastic opportu- of living in Ferryhill is, “the areas of the county are repre- nity for Ferryhill to be rejoined tremendous views we enjoy Ferryhill Town Council is delighted with sented as equally as possible. with Ferryhill Station, which due to our high position. To National Grid’s resubmission of plans. The first option would see the he believed should never have the North where this enor- transfer of Kirk Merrington been separated from Ferryhill. mous substation was planned new substation on the exist- Leader of Ferryhill Town and North Close from Chilton Cllr. Farry added, “Under this you can see Brancepeth ing site. This is much more Council said I am delighted to Coundon, while part of The proposal Kirk Merrington Castle, The Northern Pen- difficult and more expensive that all Councillors have been Broom would join the Chilton would move to Ferryhill... Fer- nines, Durham Cathedral, The than the original proposal able to work together on this polling area. Other areas that ryhill Station and Chilton Lane Penshaw Monument and on a but means the town will project and with the expert are currently considered a part would transfer to Ferryhill, clear evening when a match is on not have to overlook a new support of our Officers have of Ferryhill would also be af- which would unite Ferryhill the floodlights at St James Park!” large unsightly substation. secured an amazing result fected by the changes, for in- and give the area the representa- The original plan put forward In addition to this National for the town. I have to thank stance East Howle and Metal tion it needs to move forward”. by National Grid included a Grid have agreed to im- National Grid for listening to Bridge would become a part The Electoral Commission new 30 acre sub-station on prove the existing screen- our concerns and taking them of the Durham South ward. will make the final decision the edge of town, however ing around the site to reduce into account when develop- The second option, proposed about the new shape of the National Grid, “after tak- the impact even further. ing their final plans. This is a by Cllr. David Farry (Inde- wards in Ferryhill and Chilton. ing into account the Councillor Pat McCourt win win situation for us all”. pendent), would see Cornforth (Continued on Page 4) representations of the Town Council”, have now decided against extending the sub sta- tion and will instead build the CHILTON LIBRARY DISPLAYS Chilton Library are cur- rently exhibiting two new displays. One of them is, “It’s A Man’s World”, which includes work by authors Scott Oden and Christopher West, as well as many others. There is also a “Twilight Zone” for all readers who en- joy paranormal stories. The collection includes authors such as Keri Arthur and Christine Feehan. So why not pop into Chilton library to see new displays. Also, the Book and Chat ses- sion is on Thursday 18th June at 2pm, anyone interested in joining should contact the library. IN FULL COLOUR ON THE WEB: See us at www.thechapter.org Ferryhill,Friday, June 12th 5th, June 2009 Page 1 It’s all about local people and local events. It’s your very own Community Newspaper In Memoriam Birthdays Lost & Found STOLEN CAR ARTHUR CUMMINGS YVONNE HIGGINS Ferret found in STRAINS BROTHERS’ Died 13th June, 2007 50, 13th June Bishop Middleham on 03/06/09. Time passes but memories stay Taken to Stray Aid in Coxhoe RELATIONSHIP Loved and remembered every day Call 0191 3772415. Newton Aycliffe Magistrates ance. He collided with Miss you so much Court Jamie McVay spent a fence and was eventu- Sister Valerie, Brother-in-law FOUND the evening drinking at his ally apprehended by police Brian, Brother Mervyn and Brown staffordshire terrier dog in brother’s home but could not on the A167 at Rushyford. families the Raby Road area of Ferryhill on the evening of Thursday 4 June. explain why, when his brother The court heard that the GRETA BRUCE The dog is about 1 year old and fell asleep, he took his car keys defendant’s grandfather had Died 24th June, 2001 is being well looked after by the and drove around Ferryhill. recently died which had In loving memory of a dear Wife, man who found him. If anyone has The 19 year old, from deeply upset him and that police Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother a dog matching this description Millfield Road in Fish- had impounded the vehicle. Remembered Always then please contact Paul burn, pleaded guilty to four Neither of the brothers had George and Family on 07792324189 charges at Newton Aycliffe the means to secure the Magistrates’ Court. vehicle’s release, which MAUREEN ROSE 11th June, 2007 Love from All your friends at Services McVay drove the Citroen has put a strain on their It does not need this special day Ferryhill B & E College whilst over the legally relationship. McVay was fined a to bring you to our mind for days x x x Save Money on all of your Utility prescribed alcohol limit, total of £215 and disqualified Without a thought of you are very Bills, including Gas, Electricity, without a license or insur- from driving for 12 months. hard to find. GEMMA WILSON Home Phone, Much loved daughter to Betty 12th June Broadband & Mobile. TERRY STEPHENSON & Sister to Rita, Dulcie, Billy & Happy 18th Birthday Get 5% discount on your shopping Lynne Gemma and petrol too! 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