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Email: [email protected] EVANS & Co. Issue No 382 THE SURTEES ARMS Solicitors Traditional FREE LEGAL SURGERY Legal Advice Sunday Lunches Every Thursday Ferryhill and from £4.25, 12-2.30pm 4.00pm to 6.00pm. Free Function Room, Appointments available, but Chilton www.thechapter.org Bar, Lounge, not necessary. Ferryhill, Friday 22nd August 2008 3 Durham Road, Ferryhill. Beer Garden. Tel: 01740 657 444 At the heart of this wonderful community email:[email protected] Contact The Chapter at the Council Offices, Shildon. Call 01740 655724 Tel & Fax: 01388 775896 Duty Journalist: 0790 999 2731 CHILTON TO REMEMBER HOPE FOR PLAGUED WAR HEROES RESIDENTS Chilton residents will soon Beleaguered residents of vehicles have, not only have a new cenotaph to Ferryhill Station were mounted pavements and remember the town’s war provided with the hope of caused congestion, but have dead. some respite from their also caused damage and posed The three Sedgefield problems recently, when a risk to local children, all Borough Councillors for the assurances were received that because of the lack of width Chilton Ward, councillors the use of their streets by of the access route used. Brian Avery, Frank Forrest articulated lorries would be Last week, a meeting took and Christine Potts, have coming to an end. place involving residents and pooled their Neighbourhood Residents living in the officers of both Durham Enhancement Programme vicinity of the former County and Sedgefield allowances to fund the Allison’s Coal Yard in Borough Councils in an project. Ferryhill Station are firmly attempt to iron out the Chilton does have a of the opinion that they have problems. memorial plaque on the "lived a nightmare" for One of the High Street front of the Memorial somewhere approaching a residents explained that the Cottages in Durham Road, period of three months. site had been sub-let on many however this is dedicated The problem arose when occasions and, as a result, solely to the miners of workers, who are currently local people were unaware as Chilton Colliery who died The new look cenotaph for Chilton. upgrading the electricity to what was happening. She during the First World War. opportunity the people of it is only right and proper supply around the town, added that the vehicles It does not list all those who Chilton have had to get a that we can remember them began to use the Coal Yard currently serving the site were died in the First World War war memorial. The funding this way and will be able to site as a base. much too large for the local nor those who perished in has never previously been say their thanks at the new As a result, residents of High roads and were causing a the Second World War. available and we are deeply cenotaph, which will be Street, Dennison Terrace and danger. Over the years, the Town grateful to Sedgefield ready for Remembrance Mills Buildings in the A Borough Council Planning Council has had numerous Borough Council for making Sunday on November 11th.” immediate area of the site Enforcement Officer stated requests for a dedicated this funding available now.” The cenotaph will consist of have become increasingly that the former coal yard memorial to all the town’s “The people of Chilton are three black polished granite angry by repeated regular currently had consent for use fallen heroes. extremely proud of the blocks and be located, subject deliveries of cable and posts as a coal yard, garage and Cllr. Forrest, speaking on brave people of the town to planning permission, in by large articulated vehicles. workshop, whilst utility behalf of his two colleagues, who lost their lives during the garden area adjacent to The local residents maintain companies were also allowed said, “This is the first the two conflicts and believe the Town Council offices in that the drivers of these large (Continued on page 2) Hutton House. The area will CHILTON & WINDLESTONE WMC be suitably landscaped with Release the capital (Tel 01388 720294) new paving, lighting and Forthcoming Attractions seating. Plans for the cenotaph have from your house! Sunday 24th August - Brill Bank Holiday Show been on display in Hutton Great Show - Excellent Band “The Business” Plus House during June and July BLP Property Management are Lovely Vocalist “Ashleigh” Only £3.00 c/c and have been favourably currently purchasing houses in the Please Be Early - This Is A Brilliant Show! commented upon. The Town Council has set area. We can complete purchases in as Friday Nights Are Band Nights At Chilton Club up a working group of little as 10 days and are willing to rent The BEST Bands volunteers to gather the The BEST Venue names of all of Chilton’s the property back to you if required. The BEST Atmosphere fallen service men and ALL BANDS ONLY £2.00 Cover Charge women and these will go into Doors Open 7.00pm a time capsule to be buried 29th August - “HOOCH NAVARRO” beneath the cenotaph. (Be Early This Is Good - Remember New Years Day!) 5th September - Excellent New Ban “INFINITY” To Advertise 12th September - By Request “BILLY BLACK BAND” Call Jeff on 19th September - From Yorkshire - Award Winning 01388 775896 Group - The Brilliant “STORM” 0790 999 2731 26th September - “BLACK PEARL BAND” There are absolutely no fees! or email These Are ALL Cracking GOOD Shows thechapter Call BLP now on 01388 810500 for Support Your Club For The Best In Entertainment MEMBERS, ASSOCIATES & BONAFIDE GUESTS @talk21.com a free, no obligation chat. IN FULL COLOUR ON THE WEB: See us at www.thechapter.org Ferryhill, August 22nd 2008 Page 1 Ferryhill It’s all about local people and local events. and Chilton It’s your very own Community Newspaper Birthdays Birthdays Appreciations DEAN BANK MAN STAN CUMMINS MARTIN WHITEHEAD DEAN & DONNA ADMITS COFFEE August 22nd. August 19th. Would like to thank family and Happy 40th Birthday Daddy. friends for their generous THEFT Wedding gifts and for making Lots of love, A 25 year-old thief admitted Clark was scheduled to return Your two little Angels, their day extra special. Olivia and Connie. taking the 18 jars worth just to the Newton Aycliffe Court xx xx BILL & KATHLEEN TATE over £34 from the B. & M. on August 20th where, it is The Chapter would like to thank Bargains Store in Ferryhill understood, he would be MATTHEW CATTERALL Bill and Kathleen for their kind when he appeared before the admitting a charge involving Happy 7th Birthday donation of £20. South Durham Magistrates two bladed articles. on 21st August. It is very much appreciated. sitting at Newton Aycliffe last In view of this, the sitting Happy Birthday Dad. Just to say we have not forgotten. CONTINUED week. Magistrates agreed to adjourn 70 Today! Lots of love and kisses, Mr. Sam Brewster, the ‘theft of coffee’ charge Lots of love from all the family, Gran and Grandad Catterall. FROM PAGE 1 representing Simon John to tie in with the ‘bladed here and in America. to use the land on a temporary Brian Clark of Rennie Street articles’ charges and extended Congratulations basis, without permission, in in the Dean Bank area of Clark’s unconditional bail MARTIN WHITEHEAD order to carry out emergency work. Ferryhill, told the Court that until August 20th. August 19th. BRIAN STIRK The Officer reported that he had held meetings with the Site WITNESSES NEEDED Foreman and had received assurances that the final delivery Police are appealing for for anyone to come forward to the site using an articulated witnesses after an empty who may have seen who vehicle would be on Monday, house in Chilton was casued the damage to the August 18th. vandalised. house, which has since been One of the contractors working The damage was caused to the boarded up. on the lines stated that the work doors and windows of the Anyone with information currently being undertaken was the property on Coleridge Road should contact Spennymoor Happy 40th Birthday. Congratulations on your replacement of wooden poles and between Tuesday, August 5th police station on 0345 60 60 All my love, Kelly. promotion to Petty Officer, that the maintenance work should XX and Tuesday, August 12th. 365 and ask to speak to PC Royal Navy. be complete by October, The police are now appealing Richard Blamires. Got something for the paper? Achieved through all your hard following which the former coal Email us at work. Well done. yard is expected to be vacated. 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