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Aquicksale.Co.Uk in FULL COLOUR on the WEB: See Us At DRIVING LESSONS Issue No. 431 MILNERS WINDOW CLEANERS All areas covered Friendly, patient and professional Patios, Conservatories, tuition. Learn to drive in one week or take Your local & Gutters also cleaned. your time with weekly lessons Community Newspaper Telephone Tel: (01388) 772545 Shildon, Friday, 23rd October, 2009. Telephone/Fax: 01388 775896 or 0796 705 1643 Email: [email protected] - Duty journalist 0790 999 2731 www.121driving.net Published at 3-4 First Floor Offices, Shildon Town Council, 776150 Civic Hall Square, Shildon, DL4 1AH. www.shildontowncrier.com CAB IT! at A VOICE FOR SHILDON'S LOCOMOTION YOUNG PEOPLE Monday 19th October saw the launch of the newly formed Shildon Youth Council, which is to be supported by Shildon Town Council and the Shildon Children and Young People’s Action Network. A Town Council spokesperson said, "Young people are the future of our communities and it is important that we invest in, and encourage, young people to voice their concerns, participate The Green Arrow is just one of the trains in local government and be which visitors will be able to explore. empowered to take decisions Locomotion: The National visitors through the controls and action to improve their Railway Museum at Shildon is of a steam locomotive; give local community." Members of Shildon Youth Council inviting members of the public them an insight into the life "The Shildon Youth Council signing into office at The Civic Hall. to visit "Cab It" from 10.00am of a train driver; and answer will allow the views and issues A spokesperson for the Town unjust perception of young to 4.00pm on Saturday 7th any questions the public may concerning children and young Council said, "This is a people sometimes. It is about November & Sunday 8th wish to ask about the historic people to be discussed and fantastic opportunity for the time we started listening to November. vehicles. raise matters of concern with young people to participate what they have to say." A spokesperson for As well as stepping on the the Town Council and other in the democratic process and Dan Howden, one of the young Locomotion said, "'Cab it!' is footplate of historic engines, agencies." to raise the profile of young representatives said, "The your chance to get on board for a small charge it is possible The Town Council and the people in Shildon in a positive Shildon Youth Council will some of the vehicles in the to enjoy a steam train ride Network wants to raise the way’. It will give young finally give the view of young museum’s collection.” behind Furness Railway No. profile of young people in a people the opportunity to share people some impact and it is At the “Cab It” event, visitors 20, the oldest working standard positive way to demonstrate their ideas and priorities with a great platform for them to will be able to get on the gauge steam locomotive in the they are valued and can make Shildon Town Council and have an effective voice. More footplates of Green Arrow, UK. Built in 1863, FR No. 20 a positive difference in the other agencies." than that, it involves them in a Cornwall and No. 563. is a remarkable survivor from community. The town's mayor, Cllr. Gareth system they feel distant from A knowledgeable team of a bygone era. Fourteen young people have Howe said, "I think this is a and not a part of, which, under museum staff and volunteers Parking and admission to the been nominated to be part of brilliant idea, and one which any circumstances, is a great will be on hand to guide event are free of charge. the Youth Council to serve for will work. There is a slightly benefit. a period of 2 years. The council CHILTON & WINDLESTONE WMC is comprised mostly of young people from each of Shildon's, AA QUICK QUICK SALE SALE (Tel 01388 720294) they are as follows; Nicola Stevens and Jay-Lee Nelson UK’s NO.1 PROPERTY BUYER BEST EVER XMAS PARTY!!! of St. John's Primary School, Bethany Ridley, Ellie Lambert, OVER 4,500 HOUSES BOUGHT FRIDAY 18TH DECEMBER 2009 Jake Long and Matthew Raby Whether you want to sell within a month, a from Timothy Hackworth Primary School, Emma Box week, or even a day – you decide! We work International Stars and Matthew Rowland from to find a solution to meet your needs. 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INCLUDING HOT HOG ROAST College, and Dan Howden, who is currently studying at If you sell to us you don't need & ALL THE TRIMMINGS Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form. a HIP, we pay your legal fees, and Although the youngsters will Tickets £15 chair their own meetings, you won't have Estate Agent fees. and act as a lobbying group, CALL MARK ON 07789 003529 they will receive advice and CALL US NOW ON guidance from Shildon Town Clerk, Mick Waterson, and MEMBERS, ASSOCIATES (24hrs) deputy town clerk, Tracey 0800 32 88 239 & BONAFIDE GUESTS for an information pack or text QUICK to 64446 for a call back. Bellas, a town councillor and youth worker. www.aquicksale.co.uk IN FULL COLOUR ON THE WEB: See us at www.shildontowncrier.com Page 1 TownTown Crier, Crier, Friday, 22nd 23rd May, October 2009 Contact us at the Town Council Offices, It’s all about local people and local events. on 01388 775896 or email us at It’s your very own Community Newspaper [email protected]. In Memoriam Birthdays Birthdays Birthdays Anniversaries DYLAN KIRBY COLIN TAYLOR DAREN BODDY JACK GEORGE LEIGHTON CONGRATULATIONS 25th October 21st October 2003 25th October JULIE & KEVIN THOMPSON Happy 3rd Birthday to our big boy. Treasured memories of a Love of love, dear son and brother. Mammy & Daddy. Sadly missed by Mam, Christine, x x x Barry & all the family. DYLAN KIRBY 25th October Happy birthday to my big brother. Love Lukas. GEOFF LAWSON x x x 26th October, 2003 Happy 4th Birthday, Jack. on your Silver Wedding Memories are the loveliest things, Lots of hugs & kisses, DYLAN KIRBY Anniversary. 20th October. They last from day to day, Happy 40th. Mammy & Daddy. 25th October All our love, always, They don't get lost, Love, x x x Happy 3rd Birthday from Mam & Dad. They don't wear out, Kim & Michael. to our beautiful grandson. x x x And cannot be taken away. x JACK GEORGE LEIGHTON Lots of love & kisses, 27th October Kath & family, Nana Julie & Granda John. JULIE & KEVIN THOMPSON and Mam & Dad. DAREN BODDY x x x Thinking of both of you on your x 25th October th Silver Wedding Anniversary, Happy 40 Uncle Daren. th Births 20 October. Love Love Arrun. Kyle & Keiran. x DANIEL TOM BEST x x x DAREN BODDY PAUL HINDHAUGH 25th October 24th October, 2001 Happy 40th Daren. Still deeply loved and missed, All our love, Best Wishes Paul, darling, Mum & Dad. And forever in my heart. x x Love Happy birthday, Jack. GARY ROBINSON Pat. Our "Little Man" is now our Good luck with your training for x x x "Superman"! Royal Logistics Corps. Love you lots, Proud of you, Grandma & Grandad. Birthday Memories JAYDEN WILSON Born Friday, 9 October 2009 Mam & Stephen. to proud parents David & Nicola x JACK GEORGE LEIGHTON Best (nee Goundry). STEPHEN MADDISON 27th October A welcome 1st grandchild for Jim, th GARY ROBINSON ELLWOOD Happy 4 Birthday, Jack. Jean, Tom & Linda and 1st great Love Auntie Rae & Uncle Paul. grandson for Roy & Edna Pybus Good luck, Gaz. 28th October Barry & Vikki. Missing Dad & Granda x on his 83rd Birthday Our memories of you are made to last, Property Our love for you is standing fast, JOANNE MULLEY Forever in our hearts (AKA "THE WILD ONE") TO LET come what may. Happy birthday. CONNOR DAVID SCAIFE Church Street, Shildon We miss you more day by day. Have fun. Born Tuesday, 13th October 2009 3 bed house to let. Forever loved and always missed. Happy 1st Birthday, Love Dad, Sam & Sean. Weighing 9lbs 10ozs Refurbished. Unfurnished. From all your loving family "Little Bruiser". x x x Gas Central heating. All our love, JOANNE MULLEY £300 PCM. Nana, Granda & family. Happy birthday to the best Tel: 07773 223 222 x x x drinking partner ever! Lots of love, For Sale EVERETT DICKINSON Marrisa & Kirby. 25th October x x x For Sale Instead of a card, White marble fire place ADAM SUMMERBELL to Elizabeth Hunter We send our love, JOANNE MULLEY with coal gas fire. 23rd October & Jamie Scaife. Instead of a gift, a prayer, Happy birthday, Aunty Jo-Jo. Very good condition. Happy 10th Birthday, Adam. It was a tough start, but To the one we thought the world Love Dylan & Lukas £100 ono. Lots of love, you fought and won. of, and miss beyond compare. (01740) 655380 Love Dad, Carrol, Bobby & kids Mam, Dad, Jamie, Matthew, Love from Nana JOANNE MULLEY Tony & Jay. Kirsty & Nan. Marion & Happy 26th birthday. Granda Steven. Services Love, Jessica, Andrew & 'bump'. x x Appreciations MOVING A THING? Co-operative x From £9.50. Call Phil. Phone 01325 321084 Funeral Care JOANNE MULLEY WALTER RUTHERFORD or 07790 509925 Happy birthday to the Gloria and family would like to best Mam in the world.
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