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NEWSLETTER

Issue 4 August 2018

Parish Council Information Chairman’s Notes

Your local parish councillors are: The aim of our annual the County puts in place

newsletter is to provide a the 20 mph speed limit Eileen Carew review of Parish Council along Church Lane. Andy Dunhill (Chair) activities during the year and David McKenzie MBE an outline of future plans. The Tree Work – The final Jill Mills last 12 months have been very work detailed in the Brian Singer busy because several of the arboricultural survey. projects we’ve been working on Contact details for for a while came to fruition. Millfield Road Bridge – Catherine Harrison, Periodic inspection by Parish Clerk The bank of the March Burn Civil and Structural 01434 682348 (office-hours adjacent to the double Tennis Engineers. The aim for only please) or email Courts was becoming the future is to bring both [email protected] undermined so a contract was this and Marchburn Lane

awarded to Tyne Rivers Trust bridge into line on a Dates for forthcoming Parish to undertake stabilisation work rolling 5 year inspection Council Meetings held in Church using an environmentally following minor subsidence; and maintenance cycle. Cottage, Church Lane friendly technique. We also had installation of a new traffic 7.45 pm some of the main timbers on safety mirror; completion of Old Playground – (public questions from 7.15 pm) the weir footbridge replaced Stage 2 of the tree work Resurfacing of the tarmac together with minor repairs to identified in the where it has started to th 10 September 2018 the bridge supports. arboricultural report from break up. th 12 November 2018 2016; coordination of the th 10 December 2018 Work on the World War 1 annual litter pick. th 11 February 2019 Memorial Panel was completed We do have vacancies on th 12 March 2019 and it has been placed in the The next year – there’s the Parish Council so th 13 May 2019 Parish Hall. It is to be again lots to do. would welcome more rededicated as part of the WW1 help – please see article Annual Parish Meeting Commemorations in November. Western Gateway – We are on page 4. Do contact May 2019 – date to be working with the County to one of us if you’d like to confirmed Probably the most obvious work put in place a Gateway see what it’s all about has been the addition of new similar to the one at the and how much fun it can play facilities in the Play Park east end of the village to be. Have a wonderful including provision for older help slow traffic entering year. Contact Details for County children and those with the village. Councillor Anne Dale, disabilities. The majority of the Andy Dunhill 01434 673326 or email cost was covered by grant Pedestrian Crossing – We Chair anne.dale@.gov.uk assistance secured by the submitted this to the County Play and through the Local Transport Plan and it was approved in Regeneration Group. principle. Maybe we’ll get See page 8 for your Other tasks have been many: one! guide to what’s on appointment of a gardener to look after certain areas of the The Spinney – Plans have and how to get Keep updated with village news village; award of a new three been drawn up in involved. or check out the Minutes from year grass cutting contract; conjunction with the County PC meetings refresher defibrillator training; to alter the entrance to repairs to a section of the make it safer. We hope to www.ridingmill.org have this work done when tarmac in the Old Playground

Play Park gets Spiderman’s seal of approval

Three years ago, the Parish Council decided to explore the potential to improve the facilities at the play park in Riding Mill. The original equipment was installed more than 15 years ago and only catered for younger children up to age 8. In addition there was no provision for disabled children or easy access to equipment.

In 2016, following advice from Anne Dale County Councillor, conditions to have the play see how happy the children an independent group was set park equipment finished for were, running into the play up with the aim of raising early-2018. Finally the park to try out the new funds to provide new footpath linking all the equipment. The weather for equipment for the play park. equipment was installed by the event was good, and This group comprised - Rod Monster Mulch in April some fantastic photos were

Padgett (Chairman), Hannah 2018, and new signs taken by our official Thorpe, Darren Griffin, Petra created by Robin Watson photographer Natasha. Tea, Carlsson-Mitchell together Sign & Design ready for the coffee and cakes were with Catherine Harrison, official opening in May. served and the opening Eileen Carew, David McKenzie event was enjoyed by all. & Andy Dunhill from the The play park was officially Parish Council. re-opened on 18th May I would like to thank all

2018. The event was well those involved in the play

As a group we looked at attended by our sponsors, park group for their help several different play parks residents of Riding Mill and with the project, the across the region and the children from residents of Riding Mill for weighed the options from Broomhaugh School. their kind donations and different equipment providers. Following a brief speech everyone involved in setting In particular, the group was from Andy and Rod up the opening event. I keen to include a climbing (thanking the sponsors would also like to thank boulder, which offers listed below) the children once again our major challenges on many different were invited to cut the sponsors: Osbit, the Big levels and has become a ribbon across the entrance. Lottery Fund, the popular addition to children’s During the ceremony the Community Foundation, playgrounds in recent years. appearance of Spider Man Northumberland County With Jen Stephenson’s help caused much surprise Council, Postcode Local the children at Broomhaugh amongst the children. On Trust, the Sir James Knott School were asked to rate hearing of the wonderful Trust, Tesco Groundworks various types of equipment, new boulder at Riding Mill, and Tynedale Lions. and finally plans were drawn he had travelled all the way up and costs obtained. from New York to attend Dr. Rodney Padgett the opening and try it out! At the Annual General Playground equipment does It was a great pleasure to Meeting of the Parish not come cheap! The Parish Council, Councillor Andy Council provided some initial Dunhill was elected to funds and in early 2017 the continue as Chair of the group started a major fund- Parish Council and raising drive which secured Councillor Brian Singer as the majority of the money the Vice-Chair. needed in about 10 months. By late-2017 Playdale (who All Parish Councillors are also provided the original happy to be contacted equipment in the play park) and their phone numbers and Rockworks (climbing can be found on the PC boulder manufacturer) were noticeboard or on the collaborating and bringing the website: new design to life, working www.ridingmill.org over the harsh winter

The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th November

The signing of the Armistice We will identify on the map On Saturday evening a ‘Pie 100 years ago brought a where some of the soldiers and Pea Supper’ is being ceasefire to fighting on the whose names are on the arranged and tickets will be Western Front in the First War Memorial lived. In 1911 available nearer the time World War, which had begun there were 57 dwellings in in 1914. To mark this event Broomhaugh and 48 in Sunday 11th we are preparing a weekend Riding and 14 names Following the of remembrance and appear on the war Remembrance service at commemoration which we memorial; the war memorial in St hope the village will James’s Cemetery there will participate in and ultimately A brief history of the major be a rededication of the raise a substantial sum of events and a selection of refurbished memorial panel money for the British Legion poetry from each year of in the Parish Hall and the Poppy Appeal. the war; exhibition will close at 4pm

In December 2016 we began A display of books about the An enormous thank you to asking people if they would ‘Great War’ and any everyone who has make poppies so that we There will be a ‘field’ of memorabilia that people contributed to the could have a cascade of poppies in the cemetery and would like to share. preparation and we hope poppies through the Village. an art display in St James’s that you will make this a So many people have Church. As 2018 also marks the memorable village event. contributed to this by centenary of Women over donating material, making The parish hall will be the age of 30 being given Geraldine Bruce, Susan open from 10am to 4pm and now assembling the th the vote and the formation Law and Penny poppies and we have on Saturday 10 and of the Northumberland MacLoughlin from 12 noon to 4pm on exceeded our target which is th Federation of Women’s a great achievement. Sunday 11 when light Institutes. A display will refreshments will be served. show how women’s lives The poppies will be in place changed and the roles they on or near the 1st of In the hall there will be a took on while the men were November and will remain display of: away at war. until the 21st November. The Scouts, school, preschool Old Riding Mill Photographs; There will be a display of art and mother and baby group work and between 12 noon are all taking part while the A large map of Riding and and 1pm time will be set Wellington and railway Broomhaugh from 1926 and aside for talks on the war. station are having displays. for comparison, a 2018 map.

Do you enjoy local history?

We get many requests The restored World War One from people hoping to Memorial Panel is now on obtain a copy of Marion display in the foyer of the Cooke’s book: Riding Mill – Parish Hall – have a look a village history. We have next time you are passing. wondered about having it reprinted (with Marion’s family’s permission of course) but thought it The Parish Council is might be a wonderful planning to have the War opportunity for someone to Memorial located in the expand it first and include cemetery professionally the changes to the village cleaned and restored in time over the last thirty years. for this year’s If you could help please commemorations. It’s Grade get in touch. II listed which means we have to get listed building consent before we can do anything but hopefully this will all be approved in the next month.

Restored by Graciela Ainsworth Sculpture Conservation, Edinburgh

Riding Mill’s Rights of Way Network

508/016 Residents sometimes mention to us that there is a problem with a stile near High Plains or 508/010 a path is overgrown on the other side of the A68. The 508/021 508/015 footpath network is the responsibility of the County 508/017 Council. The Clerk is happy to 508/011 508/002 notify them but residents can 508/012 also report any problems 508/001 directly via the County’s 508/003 website - http://www.northumberland.g ov.uk/SelfService/Report.aspx. 508/003 508/009 508/019 To assist please refer to the 508/008 map - it shows the designated 508/013 footpath numbers which it 508/007 508/005 would be helpful if you could quote when making your report. 508/004 508/018

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managing open spaces and Parish Duties and how campaigning for and much time does it take delivering better services up? and facilities. The duties and functions of a parish council are many and It’s true to say that on their varied. The Council meets own, parish councils have seven times a year. There is limited powers to make also an annual Parish

decisions. But they do have Meeting. Meetings are open

the ability to negotiate with, to the public and there is an There are nine seats on When people in the and the power to influence, opportunity before the start the Parish Council of community need support and those other organisations of the meeting at which that do make the final members of the public can which only five are filled. guidance, it is sometimes the parish council that is turned decisions. raise concerns and ask Historically, it’s unusual to. By becoming a parish questions. Meetings for there to be nine Am I eligible to be a normally last 2-3 hours. In councillor you become councillors but with only Parish Councillor? addition to the regular someone your community will five it makes it hard to do look to for help, guidance If you live in Riding Mill and meetings, councillors are all the jobs. Please and support. Seeing your are aged 18 or above you sometimes required to attend consider if you could community change for the should be eligible but just to other meetings representing spare some time to better, as a result of check please see the the council. Such meetings become a parish decisions you have helped Electoral Commission won’t happen every day, so website: it’s not going to take over Councillor. Read on for make, is something that can https://www.electoralcommi your life. There are also give you a sense of more details: ssion.org.uk/ quite a few emails to read achievement and pride. through between meetings! What is a Parish Council? You might also have a big What powers do parish A parish council is a local idea of how things could be councils have? How to find out more authority that makes improved in the village – by They have a wide range of The best way to find out decisions on behalf of the becoming a parish councillor powers which essentially what it’s like to be a parish people in the parish. It is relate to local matters, such councillor is to talk to you can initiate this change. the level of government as looking after community someone who’s doing it now. closest to the community, What decisions do Parish buildings, open spaces, Come along to our next with Northumberland Councils make? allotments, play areas, parish council meeting on th County Council above it in Parish councils make all kinds street lighting, bus shelters, Monday 10 September, or the hierarchy. of decisions on issues that car parks and much more. speak to one of our affect the local community The council also has the councillors and find out what Why become a Parish such as planning matters (we power to raise money they think of the job.

Councillor? are statutory consultees), through taxation, the precept.

CHURCH COTTAGE Yearly is available to book as a small, cosy meeting Accounts place.

You may have seen on our Expenditure Contact Ena Clark on notice board that we have 2017/18 2016/17 682550 for details or posted a summary of our Staff Costs £5,336 £5,063 email accounts for 2017/18. As a Insurance £2,437 £2,744 resident of the parish you [email protected] General Admin £1,629 £1,515 have the right to view the (Stationery, room hire, accounts at certain times subscriptions and website costs) each year. With the view to Professional fees £1,661 £5,171 making our work more (legal, audit and statutory * We make a yearly transparent we have inspection fees) donation to the Village summarised last year’s Donations * £3,430 £7,205 ** Hall Trust as well as accounts. Maintenance £13,639 £12,412 small local organisations (Grass cutting, tree works, and charities. 2017/18 was a slightly maintenance of assets including unusual year as we spent Play Park etc.) ** In 2016/17 we made much more than our Precept Capital Expenditure £68,312 £3,054 a sizable donation to the (the parish council’s share of Miscellaneous £4,879 *** £603 RM Sports Club to help the council tax). To cover with initial plans for a TOTAL (excluding VAT) £101,323 £37,767 the shortfall we obtained a new pavilion. number of grants to help with both the conservation Income *** Miscellaneous costs: of the war memorial panel this relates mostly to the 2017/18 2016/17 and the redevelopment of cost of the conservation the Play Park. We also used Precept £35,500 £35,000 work to the war money from our reserve Interest £117 £229 memorial panel. Most of account, primarily obtained Rents, Covenants, Wayleaves £319 £16,341 the funds were reclaimed from a restrictive covenant Grants and donations £35,636 £4,800 via grants. release in 2016/17, to help Miscellaneous £492 £2,427 fund the projects, TOTAL (excluding VAT) £72,064 £58,797 particularly the maintenance work to Marchburn Lane Scott was a mason who, by itself and so it shall prove. Bridge. People & the age of 23, had set up his Born in Ireland but having Places own building firm, lived in the North-East for

completing many major many years, Feidlim too has SMALL If you leave the village architectural projects in represented his country at GRANTS: heading west and take the North East and rugby. The similarities don’t road to Slaley, you will London including the Tyne end there; he too was a

quickly enter the small Theatre and the portico of Northern player and was The PC can on occasion hamlet of . A Newcastle railway station. both captain and president offer small grants to settlement has been He also owned a publishing of the club. He also played clubs and organisations recorded here from the mid- firm which brought classic for the Barbarians on a th in the village. Further 13 century noted on maps literature to the masses for a number of occasions. information can be as Lee and consisting of only low price. Reading a snippet of obtained from the Clerk a few buildings and farms (4 Northern’s history it states - taxpayers in 1296, 6 in and applications should Sir Walter Scott had a large the first player to be capped 1524). Later maps from th th be submitted by 31st family - his 4 and 6 born directly from the club was 1842 show only a farmstead sons, Mason and William, England half back Mason October. and two or three cottages. both represented their Scott in 1890. The last However, with the coming of country at rugby. player capped at Last year, the the railway the land was Furthermore they were international level directly Preschool and Scouts developed and new houses prominent members of the from Northern was Feidlim received a grant from built, one of which gives its Northern Football Club MacLoughlin in 1976. A the PC together with name to the settlement now, before becoming founding quirk of history linked to other local Beauclerc. members of the Barbarians Beauclerc. organisations such as in 1890. Fast forward to An early owner of Beauclerc, Have you an interesting the Stephen Carey present day and to the who purchased the property current owners of Beauclerc, historical story about Fund, Core Music, in 1887, was one Walter Feidlim and Penny the village? Please let Citizens Advice Bureau, Scott – to become Sir Walter MacLoughlin, who made it us know and we may be st Age UK and Tynedale Scott, 1 Baronet of their home in 1970. They able to include it in next Hospice at Home. Beauclerc in 1907. Walter say history often repeats year’s newsletter.

We prepare young people with skills for life Riding Mill Scout Group is now approaching its first full year of operation and has much success to report! We now have a team of trained leaders delivering an Missed bin collection? excellent adventurous forward to presenting our community. We are always Street light not working? programme every week – first Chief Scout’s Awards pleased to welcome new and some weekends - to 35 before the summer break. members, both adults and Report these problems We are very grateful to the young people. Please young people so far! Under on the Northumberland members of our Executive simply call in at the the guidance of our new County Council website Group Scout Leader, Richard Committee for working hard Millennium Hall during term Brown, the uniformed team is in the background and to time. Cub Scouts meet every with just a few clicks due to expand as we the small army of parents Tuesday from 6-7.30 pm, introduce our third section in who support us week by Beaver Scouts meet every Go to September. This means we week with programme Friday from 6 – 7 pm and http://www.northumberl will continue to deliver first delivery. Our thanks go also Scouts meet from 7.30-9 and.gov.uk/ and click on th class Scouting to our Beaver to the Parish Council for its pm beginning Friday 14 REPORT on the header Scout Colony (6-8 years), our support, to the Village Hall September. We’d be bar Trust, especially Pam Pryor, delighted to welcome you. Cub Scout Pack (8-10.5 years) and now to our Scout for being so accommodating Alternatively, please contact Troop (10.5 – 14 years). The with meeting space and to our Group Scout Leader, Alternatively you can young people have been St James’s Church for Richard Brown, on phone 0345 600 6400 working hard towards their making us so welcome as [email protected] or on awards and we are looking part of the church 07484714660. 08:30 – 17:00 (Monday – Thursday) 08:30 – 16:30 (Friday)

FREE SMOKE ALARMS

Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service provide free home fire safety checks and Do you enjoy baking or love to eat homemade goodies? smoke alarms to members of Whatever tickles your tastebuds – whether it’s sweet or the public who live in savoury – our Big Tynedale Bake is the perfect way to help Northumberland. raise some ‘dough’ for Tynedale Hospice at Home.

If you, or anyone you know, If you are looking for a great reason to get friends and could benefit from this family together then we are inviting you to rise to the service, call Northumberland challenge and host your very own Big Bake in aid of Fire and Rescue Service Tynedale Hospice at Home. This could be a coffee morning, anytime on the following afternoon tea, bake sale, pie and peas supper, a bake-off number: 0800 731 1351 or, if you are whizz in the kitchen then you could even sell ______cakes and donate the sales to Tynedale Hospice. Whatever To book the Parish Hall

your idea, we can help you and make sure that your event or Millennium Hall for a A gentle reminder .... rises to the occasion. meeting or an event, All residents who own trees or hedges abutting roads and please contact Mrs Pam All funds raised will support the work of the Hospice which Pryor on 01434 682927 provides palliative nursing care to people in their own footpaths have a duty to homes, Family Support Services and a Hospital Transport ensure that they are safe. In or email Service to people living in Tynedale. particular, residents are asked [email protected] to make sure hedges are To find out more details and to get involved please visit: regularly trimmed so that www.tynedalehospice.com/event-the-big-tynedale-bake/ those passing by are not forced to walk on the road.

exploring nature and discovery through play, children will gain life skills such as problem solving, teamwork and creativity. It is now widely The Community Centre accepted that outdoor Gilesgate education of this type has enormous benefits for young Northumberland children and we are very proud NE46 3NP

to be offering this exciting and 03444 111 444

unique opportunity. Following the redevelopment Riding Mill Outdoor of the sports field we are Advice Line 03444 111 444 Preschool For further information, please pleased to report that Riding Debt Line 01670 339960 contact us at: Mill now has a new football available 09.00 – 16.30 In September 2018 Riding team which will be playing in Mill Preschool will re-locate to [email protected]. the Hexham & District Drop-in and Appointments: the Broomhaugh C of E First uk, or phone 07754395572 Sunday League Division 2. Wed & Fri 09.30 - 15.30 School site and become an during preschool hours. ______outdoor preschool. This move Training has already started to the school emphasises our Carole Smith (Management although additional players existing strong links with our Committee Chair) 01434 aged 16 and over are still excellent village first school 682232 welcome to join and should and allows us to work even ______contact Mark Robinson on more closely with the staff 07810 580140 for further there. details. Carers Northumberland is a charity dedicated to At this new setting, the Keep up-to-date with the improving the lives of emphasis will be on outdoor team’s progress via their carers by responding to the education - and our very own This is a free service which Facebook page: needs of carers, informing yurt will be the focus of endeavours to solve transport carers of their rights and indoor activities. issues for people who find it https://www.facebook.com/r entitlements, supporting difficult to undertake essential idingmillfc/ carers to access help for This is a fantastic journeys. the person they care for, environment for young We wish them well for the reducing the social isolation children to play, run, climb, The service can be accessed by coming season. that so many carers feel swing, dig and just be the calling: 03333 441 740, and empowering carers to physical beings that young giving 7 days notice to allow have a voice. children are! With a big focus plenty of time to arrange on time spent outdoors, appropriate support. Call for confidential advice 01670 320025.

Useful Contacts

Northumberland County Branch End Surgery Utility Services Schools Council 01661 842626 Gas Emergency Broomhaugh First School 01434 682374 0345 600 6400 0800 111 999 Corbridge Middle School 01434 400388 Hexham General Hospital 01434 632191 Remember you can report 0344 811 8111 Electricity – loss of power Queen Elizabeth High School, Hexham problems via the website Northumbria Specialist 105 01434 610300 www.northumberland.gov.uk Emergency Care Hospital

0344 811 8111 – Squirrels Breakfast & After- Member of Parliament Newcastle RVI / report a leak - School Club Mr Guy Opperman Yvonne Stokoe – 07933 Newcastle General 0800 393 084 901732 01670 789161 email: Hospital report water and sewerage [email protected] 0191 233 6161 flooding- Travel 020 7219 7227 email: Go North East 0800 328 7648 guy.opperman.mp@ 0191 420 5050 Emergency 999, Urgent Northern Trains parliament.uk Environment Agency: 0800 200 6060 111 Floodline – National Rail Enquiries

Hospitals/Doctors 0345 988 1188 03457 48 49 50 Corbridge Medical Group Police – 999 or 101 for Incident Hotline – Newcastle Airport 0800 80 70 60 01434 632011 non emergency 0871 882 1121

Clubs & Societies Your comprehensive guide to what’s on in the village ...

Club Contact Details / further information Allotment Association Sally Rogers - [email protected] Angling Association Peter Howe – 01434 682946 Art Club Janet Bennett – 01434 682478 Meets 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7 pm in the Millennium Hall Baby Group Lynda Padgett – 01661 886785 Meets Thursday morning in Church Cottage Badminton Club Evelyn Downs – 01434 682536 Meets Thursday morning in the Parish Hall Bridge Club Pam Niven – 01434 682394 Meets Friday afternoon in the Parish Hall Carpet Bowls Club Graham Walmsley – 01434 682046 / 07593 215785 Meets Monday afternoon in the Parish Hall Choral Society Judith Anderson – [email protected] / http://ridingmillchoral.org.uk/ Meets Monday evening in the Parish Hall Churches Together in Riding Janet Proud – 01434 682393 Mill Craft Class Linda Shepherd - 01434 682069 Meets Thursday afternoon in the Parish Hall Cricket Club Please see Sports Club Dog Training Jenny Sandiford – Happy Hounds Dog Training – 07808 218999 Meets Thursday evening in the Millennium Hall Drama Club Email – [email protected] Website http://www.ridingmilldramaclub.com/ Exercise Class for the over Linda Shepherd - 01434 682069 50s to over 90s Meets Friday morning in the Parish Hall Football Club Please see Sports Club Golf Rob Archer – 01434 682689 Meets once a month April – October Gymnastics Club Abbie & Lesley Rutter – 01434 694649 Meets Wednesday afternoon after school Karate Class Sensei Peter Atkinson – 07912 533164 Meets Monday evening in the Parish Hall Men’s Breakfast David McKenzie – 01434 682771 / Stan Chapman – 01434 682120 Meets Saturday morning 4 times a year Nia Dance Class Allison Austick – 07502 121617 Held Saturday morning in the Millennium Hall Northumbria Healers Pam Down – 07960 380636/[email protected] /http://northumbriahealers.co.uk/ Meets last Saturday of the month in the Parish Hall The Photography Group Rosie Cunningham – 01434 632515 Meets 2nd Wednesday of the month in the Parish Hall Pilates Class Paula Bennett – 07990 774069 Held Wednesday morning in the Millennium Hall Pot Luck Lunch Christine Andersen – 01434 682535 / Anne Lawrence – 01434 682351 Held monthly in the Parish Hall Preschool Pre-School leader – 07754395572 (term-time only) /Email: [email protected] Carole Smith – 01434 682232 (Chair of Management Committee) Scouts Richard Brown, Group Scout Leader – 07484 714660 /Email: [email protected] Tuesday & Friday in the Millennium Hall - see article page 6 for further details/times Spanish classes for children Paula Pocock – [email protected] Held Monday afternoon in the Parish Hall Sports Club Cricket enquiries: Peter Nitsch – 01434 682200 Football enquiries: Mark Robinson – 07810 580140 Table Tennis Club Jack Harrison – 01434 682113 / Meets Monday evening in the Millennium Hall Linda Shepherd – 01434 682069 / Meets Tuesday afternoon in the Parish Hall Tennis Club Rob Archer – 01434 682689 Website: http://ridingmilltennis.co.uk/ Tynedale Chess Club Tim Wrigley – 01434 681487 / https://tynedalechess.wordpress.com/ Meets Thursday evenings (September – April) at Corbridge Parish Hall Tyne Valley Youth Theatre Mortal Fools – 0191 582 1250 / Email: [email protected] Various classes – see website for details http://www.mortalfools.org.uk/ Women’s Institute Barbara Nelson – 01434 682739 Meets 1st Thursday of the month in the Parish Hall Yoga Class Rose Romani – 0191 413 7653/07515 107774 Email: [email protected] Held Wednesday evening in the Parish Hall