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Chapter.Org of Our Wonderful Community Email: Thechapter@Talk21.Com MP Is on the Ropes Primary School to Get New Buildings Published at: Friday 8th February 2013 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 610 Civic Hall Square, Shildon, TER DL4 1AH. AP Telephone/Fax: 01388 775896 hill Duty journalist: 0790 999 2731 Ferry H ilt o n C & C h At the heart www.thechapter.org of our wonderful community email: [email protected] MP is on the ropes Primary school to get new buildings West Cornforth Primary us on our Priority School School is celebrating after Building Programme. being selected as one of “This programme will the schools to be selected provide new or refurbished for the first round of the school buildings for the £2.4bn Priority School children being educated in Building Programme. those schools that are in Over 9,000 pupils in fifteen the very worst condition.” schools across the country Boyd McFee, Director from will benefit from new and Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd renovated school buildings said: “Sir Robert McAlpine as the Department for is delighted to have been Education announced the appointed to deliver the first two successful bidders first batch of schools in for the programme. the North East, Yorkshire Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd and Humberside under the has been successful in its Priority School Building bid for a contract for the Programme. first group of schools in the “We have been working North East, including West with a strong team of Cornforth Primary School. designers and supply chain Phil Wilson MP with Kevin Milburn from Climb North-East. The North East contract is partners for more than worth approximately £64m a year to develop our Phil Wilson was on the The facility is one of the climbing walls for people and it means that nine approach in readiness for ropes when he visited a largest climbing centres in to tackle. schools in the North East the PSBP and look forward local climbing company. the UK, measuring some “It’s a growing sport, but I will be completely rebuilt to partnering with the But the Labour MP for 9,000 square feet, and is was fascinated to learn how or refurbished. Education Funding Agency Sedgefield wasn’t left run by climbers passionate people can benefit from Schools Minister David Laws in the delivery of these hanging when he dropped about their sport. climbing, or bouldering, said: “We are delighted to important schools.” into Climb North East in Mr Wilson said, “I think which is climbing without confirm the first two con- The programme is expected Ferryhill, which has been it’s a fantastic set-up, with ropes. tractors who will work with to begin next year. open for 18 months. some weird and wonderful “Some people come here and just climb for fun and you can see they enjoy it. FERRYHILL STATION WMC For others it’s a passion and climbers compete Louvaine Terrace, Ferryhill against people from all over the country. Welcome to Ferryhill Station Club “It’s a great facility for the Concert Hall available for hire for people of County Durham any occasion FREE of charge School and Sixth Form College – A Catholic Academy and I’m sure the sport will Woodhouse Lane, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL14 6JT. only get bigger with the Friday Night is Bingo Night Students on roll 1,400+ (including 350+ in Sixth Form) help of centres like this.” Kevin Milburn, 31, pictured Sunday Night is Bingo + Entertainment Cover Supervisor with Mr Wilson, opened (Scale 3 Point 14) Climb North-East in February’s Live Entertainment: October 2011 after realising £13,608 term time only a dream to manage his own Sat 9th Live band Redhouse (c/c £2) climbing centre – he’s been Ofsted May 2010: Outstanding School climbing since he was just Sun 10th Brilliant vocalist Dee (no charge) We are looking to recruit an enthusiastic, well four. “It was a pleasure to show organised and highly motivated person Sat 16th Excellent vocalist Steve Ashwood (c/c £1) to start as soon as possible. our local MP around our facility and show him some For further details, please visit our website of the different disciplines Sun 17th Mega vocalist Kelly Rox (no charge) www.stjohnsrc.org.uk - vacancies that come with the sport,” or during term time contact: said Kevin. Sat 23rd Lovely vocalist Lisa Collins (c/c £1) 01388 603246/[email protected] For more details about Closing Date: Wednesday, 27 February 2013 - 12 noon Climb North-East, call th Sun 24 Terrific vocalist Ashton Hayes (no charge) 01740 650 287, email info@ ‘A Learning Community Guided by Gospel Values’ climbnortheast.co.uk or go Contact us on: 01740 656285 to www.climbnortheast.co.uk. Fully archived online at www.thechapter.org email us at: [email protected] Ferryhill & Chilton Chapter Issue 610 Friday 8th February 2013 Page 1 PTER Ferryhill HA on C Classifieds & C h i l t All about local people ... Passed Away Birthday Memories Birthday Memories Birthdays Property Laurie McDonald Keone Neasham Three bedroom house for sale Robert Ambler Kelvin Bradley with tenant. Semi-detached 29th January 2013 5th February 11th February Happy 13th Birthday with conservatory, front & Have a great day darling So sad to lose a beloved Remembering you on A thousand times rear gardens. Good condition Brother-in-Law & Uncle your 80th Birthday We needed you throughout. A thousand times we cried Phone: 07702 305 668 If love alone For price & rent Could have saved you Love Aunty Melissa, You never would have died Uncle Craig, Mason, Missed so much, Love and missed always, We wish you were McKenna & Cole Services George, Alan & Ivy Your loving Wife Elsie & Still with us xxx xxx Daughters Vivien, Julie, So that we could all say Marie & their families Happy 19th Birthday MOVING A THING? xxx On this special day From £14. Call Phil. Phone 01325 321084 or 07790 509925 In Memoriam We will love you forever Bamforth and always Kel, love from Discuss any of the stories or Lawrence Johns Dad, Jill, Kirstie, Sophie 7th February articles from The Chapter at Passed away Mary Flatman & all the family Happy 13th Birthday The North East Forum February 10th 2010 xxx Michael Thomas www.neforum2.co.uk/smf A silent thought A silent tear Classifieds For the one we lost And loved so dear Birthdays Lots of love, Classifieds cost 35p per Mam, Dad, Nan, word plus £6 for an optional Gran & Granda photograph. Deadline for Keone Neasham xxx submissions is 12 noon each Sadly missed, Monday. Email thechapter@ Loving Wife Doreen talk21.com, call 01388 775896 or leave your messages at Ferryhill or Chilton Library. Lawrence Johns Gone but never forgotten Died 10.2.2010 PTER Dad Ferryhill HA ilt o n C A little message & C h Sweet and tender From Gordon, Janet, Just to say Claire-Louise & Andrew We still remember Post or hand this form into: Happy Birthday Son 3-4 First Floor Offices, Town Council Building, Have a great day Civic Hall Square, Shildon, DL4 1AH. CLASSIFIED FORM: All our love, Mandy, George OCCASION: (Please tick) Lee Richardson & Cerise Love always, Birthday Obituary 4th February Dad & Lesley Anniversary For Sale xx On your Birthday Birth To Let Sending our love Birthday Memories Not on a card Congratulations Services But on a cloud Appreciations Other (state): Filled with love Keone Neasham Memoriam ..................... Laurie Mac 5th February 2013 Number of separate messages:.............. Message(s): Please write in clear BLOCK CAPITALS and continue on a A Birthday wish for my Dad separate piece of paper if necessary To celebrate and not be sad Love & missed everyday You would have been 80 Mam, Dad & family ............................................................................................................................ xxxxx On this day ............................................................................................................................ But the good Lord ............................................................................................................................ Wouldn’t let you stay Lee Richardson ............................................................................................................................ You were one in a million ............................................................................................................................ Of that I’m glad 4th February That I had you as my Dad ............................................................................................................................ So we will raise a glass Thinking of you today & Total number of words = ............ always ‘Birthday Boy’ Or maybe two Happy 13th Birthday to a Photograph included? (£6) Yes No Happy Birthday Dad lovely Grandson & Grandad (if yes, please include a stamped addressed envelope if you would like your picture returning) We love you and missing you Have a great day Amount (x35p): .......................... Love Aunty Margaret, Total: .......................................... Uncle Keith & family Name: ........................................................................................ xx From Julie, Danielle & Address: ..................................................................................... Love Nan, Michael ................................................................................................... Andrew & Cracker xx xxx Contact number: ........................................................................ Page 2 Friday 8th February 2013 Issue 610 Ferryhill & Chilton Chapter Highland cows at Carrs ID4U event An ID4U event will be A spokesperson for the taking place at Ferryhill police said, “You do not Police Station on Friday have to carry other ID such 8th February, from 3pm till as your driving licence
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