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The Black Bull TOWN YOUTH ON A ROLL Email: [email protected] D.P. FATHER’S FORMER EVANS & Co. Issue No 397 Solicitors PLUMBING Ferryhill Town Youth Under trick and a 3 - 1 half-time End. In a convincing win of 30 years experience SCHOOL RAISES CASH FREE LEGAL SURGERY Corgi registered 13's football team, lead. 15-0, goals came from Joe Legal Advice All aspects of plumbing work & sponsored by Coxhoe The goals kept coming in Richardson (9) Jake FOR CANCER CHARITY Every Thursday heating work undertaken. Kitchens, hit the goal trail the second half with Ben Petitjean (3) Joe Hughf (1) Ferryhill Very reasonable rates for 4.00pm to 6.00pm. again on Sunday, this time Wall, Nathan Carr (3) condensing combi boilers. Samuel Luckhurst (1) and Appointments available, but and Chilton www.thechapter.org No call out charges. away to Eaglescliffe Jordan Stannard, Liam Nile Rutter (1). not necessary. Ferryhill, December 5th, 2008 £250 Grant Available for Over Elementis in the League. Dalglish, Adam Robinson “Well done to all the boys 3 Durham Road, Ferryhill. 60’s by Warm Front. Connor Dunlavey got his and the always lethal from Ferryhill Town Youth Tel: 01740 657 444 At the heart of this wonderful community Tel: Dave Priestman first goal after only 50 Dunlavey to make it 11 -1 who stood the freezing email:[email protected] Contact The Chapter at the Council Offices, Shildon. on 01740 656715 seconds when he outpaced at the final whistle. conditions,” said a Tel & Fax: 01388 775896 Duty Journalist: 0790 999 2731 Mob 0793 157 8017 everyone. Man-of-the-Match went to spokesperson for the club. Although Eaglescliffe drew Connor Dunlavey. TOWN COUNCIL OBJECT TO 30 THEFT THEORY WAS level on 19 minutes, it was The Under 9s, sponsored Call us on Ferryhill who kept pouring BLOWN AWAY by J.R Tool Hire, were at 01388 775896 ACRE ELECTRICITY SUB-STATION on the pressure with a home to Stockton West Reports that a BNP wreath building to find that several fantastic team display. was stolen from Ferryhill’s wreaths had become Dunlavey scored again on 30 Cenotaph after the detached from the cenotaph Tim Pinkney with the Agar family and a cheque for the PAUL RUTTER DRIVING SCHOOL Remembrance Day Service and were blowing around in and 31 minutes for his hat- Spennymoor children’s cancer charity G Professional and Friendly Tuition have proved to be the high winds. The A man’s former school has also 21, took their daughter unfounded. caretaker than placed them KEVIN POTTS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL OFFER - raised money for the to hospital when they PAINTERS & It was thought by British all within the Council Children’s Cancer Charity noticed her eyes flickering. DECORATOR’S £60 FOR 6 LESSONS (NOVICES) National Party Members building for safe-keeping, after learning that his young The school heard about ALL ASPECTS OF Also available for Intensive Courses, Passplus and that theirs was the only however becoming side- daughter is suffering from the Nicole’s illness when Mr DECORATING WORK DISCOUNTS for Block Bookings wreath missing and that it tracked with other things, he disease. Agar’s cousin, Shannon UNDERTAKEN was stolen in a politically forgot all about them before ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS AWARD WINNING INSTRUCTOR Andrew Agar, 21 of Cooper, a 12 year-old Spennymoor to Norton motivated attack. The he re-attached them to the DISCOUNTED RATES FOR Call: 07946272561 overhead line (XC) Bessemer Street in Dean student, asked her school JANUARY/FEBUARY Ferryhill Neighbourhood cenotaph several days later Bank, is a former pupil of council to help raise money FREE ESTIMATES Substation Policing Team investigated when he remembered. Ferryhill Business and for children with cancer. TEL: 01388 746210 the alleged theft and PC Metcalfe from the Enterprise College. Deputy Headteacher, Tim OR 07971 706023 eventually, got to the Ferryhill Neighbourhood His daughter, Nicole, was Pinkney, also ran the Great bottom of the incident. Police Team commented, diagnosed with a visual North Run to raise cash for Ferryhill Town Council fiercely object to the sub-station. On November 10th, the “No crime has occured and pathway glioma tumour the charity. He said, “I caretaker of the Town the incident has been RAMSEY'S Ferryhill Town Council has years ago. Cathedral, The Penshaw when she was four months- wanted to do something that Council arrived at the finalised.” Joinery & Property raised a number of concerns A working party has met on Monument and, on a clear old. was quite personal to the Maintenance with National Grid about a number of occasions to evening when a match is on, “We were absolutely school and myself...we will NO JOB TOO SMALL!!! proposals to build a 30 acre decide how to prevent the the floodlights at St James’ LAURA LIGHTS UP wounded when we found be doing more work with the O.A.P. DISCOUNTS!!! NO CALL OUT CHARGE!!! electricity sub-station on the development. Park!” out,” said Mr Agar, who school council next year.” THE TOWN SHELVES, DOORS, edge of town. Local residents have A spokesperson for the works at Roman Showers, Nicole, now 14 months, is Chilton’s Christmas Lights November 29th in aid of GATES, FENCING, FLAT The sub-station in Thinford commented that one of the Council told The Chapter, Newton Aycliffe, “you just halfway through 18 months PACK ASSEMBLY were turned on last his charities, St. John’s Lane, which has been great benefits of living in “This enormous unsightly don’t expect it. We didn’t of chemotherapy and has 01388 776012 Thursday, November 27th, Ambulance and the Ward operating since the 1960’s, Ferryhill is “the tremendous development which, like the even know anything was had an operation to fit a 07919 156221 by 7 year-old Laura Reay 14 Trust Fund for MEIKLES SOLICITORS needs to be extended in order views we enjoy due to our high existing smaller sub-station, will wrong.” fluid drain on her head. Early as Mayor, Councillor Alan Radiotherapy and to increase its capacity, position,” and “to the North, no doubt be left lit-up all night, Mr Agar and Nicole’s scans show the tumour is 8 North Street, Market Place, Ferryhill Bruce, looked on. Chemotherapy at James according to the National where this enormous sub- will be the first thing you see when mother, Lyndsay Fitzgerald, shrinking. CORNER Telephone : 01740 652811 Councillor Bruce would like Cook University Hospital Grid, and this will involve the station is planned, you can you look to the North of Ferryhill ELECTRICS Email : ferryhillreception@ to thank everyone who in Middlesbrough. replacement of pylons which see Brancepeth Castle, The like a boil on the landscape. For all your Electrical meikles-solicitors.co.uk supported his Coffee The event raised £135.40 were refurbished only six Northern Pennines, Durham National Grid is going for the Needs FOR ALL LEGAL MATTERS cheap option and seems to have Morning, held on for the two worthy causes. No job too small Accident and Injury Claims – Employment THE BLACK ruled out all other options, such House Sales & Purchases – Wills and Probate Free quotations Release the capital as local industrial estates, because, COMMUNITY CARE NORTH EAST Child Care Cases – Matrimonial – Crime no doubt, these would be far too Established over 75 years BULL (01740) from your house! expensive to buy. A farmer’s field HOME CARERS WANTED Part P Registered 654751 is much cheaper.” Member of theMob: 0772 520 FERRYHILL NIC EIC (North East) Ltd The working party is concerned FERRYHILL 5172 G C I BLP Property Management are IN SHILDON - KITCHEN & BEDROOMS that, whilst a lot of people are Friday, December 5th SHOWROOM OPENING SOON IN SPENNYMOOR! currently purchasing houses in the aware of this development, they SEDGEFIELD - Michelle Fish Fully fitted Kitchens with appliances from £2,500 area. We can complete purchases in as do not know how big an impact NEWTON AYCLIFFE LAD’S NIGHT OUT Chiropodist / SAVE up-to 50% with a kitchen or bedroom makeover, it will have on the town’s Podiatrist Simply change your Doors, Worktops and Appliances at a little as 10 days and are willing to rent economy. AREAS “Having this in your back garden Top Comedian, BOBBY BENDER BSc (Hons) Degree fraction of the price of a new one the property back to you if required. Caring people required to care for the Podiatry M.Ch.S, HPC Reg WE WILL BEAT ANY GENUINE LIKE FOR LIKE QUOTE will undoubtedly de-value your plus FOUR EXOTIC DANCERS! Home Visits. Fully insured and guaranteed, free design and quotes house, but the knock-on effect of elderly in their own homes. Full time / part Tel: 01388 812012 Mob: 07852296142 this will be that all houses in time / Evenings / weekend / overnights. Doors open 7.00pm Tickets £5 Mobile 18 Whitworth Terrace, Spennymoor, Co. Durham, DL16 8AJ Ferryhill will be de-valued,” Chiropodist. continued the spokesperson. Training will be given to NVQ Level. They went on to say, “We have 01388 459150 been advised that the 30 acre sub- Own transport essential. 07929 528509 FERRYHILL CATHOLIC CLUB Friday, December 12th station could be located any where Tel: 01740 652697 along 100 mile electricity supply Excellent rates of pay. LADIES NIGHT HEATING AND The fabulous route but they have chosen PLUMBING Ferryhill, we do not feel this is Excellent enhancements Top Drag Act, SALLY BOWLES CORGI REGISTERED the right place for it and will be NO CALL OUT CHARGE fighting it all the way.” for drivers and Bank Holidays. GAS SERVICING & ‘BILLY LORT’ There are absolutely no fees! Anyone wishing to become plus FANTASTIC DANCE ACTS REPAIRS We operate an E.O.
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