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Issue No 897 At the heart of our wonderful community Friday 14th September 2018

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CHILTON SCOUTS LATEST TO RECEIVE COMMUNITY GRANT FUNDS

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Chilton Mayor, Cllr Tonya Duprey presents 1st Chilton Scouts with a Community Grant Fund cheque for £500.

THE 1ST Chilton Scouts are the third local group to benefit from Chilton Town Council Community Grant Fund which was initiated earlier this year.

Following a successful funding bid the Mayor, Councillor Tonya Duprey visited the scouts on

Wednesday 5th Septem-ber to present them with a cheque for £500 on behalf of the Town Council.

The grant will be used towards a trip the Scouts have planned.

Local groups, clubs and societies can apply for a grant to support activities

that directly benefit the community (conditions apply).

Mayor of Chilton, Coun-cillor Tonya Duprey said: “The Town Council wel-comes and appreciates the support local groups offer to residents of our community.

“The 1st Chilton Scouts is a well-established group and it is obvious our local youngsters enjoy attending.

“Well done to the lead-ers, volunteers, parents and young people who support the Scouts,” she added.

HAVE YOUR SAY ON ADULT SOCIAL CARE SERVICESRESIDENTS AND commu-nity groups are invited to share their views about adult social care as part of a major national consultation.

The Local Government Association (LGA) consul-tation, titled ‘The lives we want to lead’, asks how best to pay for social care and support for older peo-ple, adults with mental or physical disabilities and unpaid carers.

The LGA hopes that the responses will start a debate about changing the emphasis of the care and health system to focus more on preventative, community-based per-sonalised care, changes which would help to max-imise people’s health, well-being and independence and alleviate pressure on the NHS.

The LGA estimates that nationally, adult social care services face an annual funding gap of £3.5 billion by 2025.

Cllr Lucy Hovvels, Cabi-net member for adult and health services and chair of the health and wellbe-ing board, said: “County Durham’s population is changing significantly and the number of people aged over 65 will increase

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Those we love don’t go away

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wondo from ages 7 to 69 years, they cycled distances from five to 21 miles on Sunday 2nd Sep-tember to raise money for charity and in memory of Joan.

A spokesperson for the organisers said: “It was a great day with over 35 cyclists taking part on the

day. Some were experi-enced cyclists who do tri-athlons and some haven’t been on a bike for twenty years or more, but they all came together to honour a lovely lady.

“Hopefully, considering its success, it will become an annual event in the Chi Taekwondo calendar.”

FORMER PUPILS and the widower of recently deceased Chilton Taek-wondo instructor, Mas-ter Joan Britton, came together to stage a Sum-mer Bike Ride in aid of Macmillan Cancer Sup-port.

Supported by other members of CHI Taek-

CLUB CYCLES FOR CANCER CHARITYMembers of Chi Taekwondo got on their bikes for charity in memory of instructor, Joan Britton.

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from almost one in five people to over one in four by 2030. The question of how we pay for adult social care in the long-term is therefore getting even more urgent.

“The consultation is open to all members of

the public, regardless of whether they receive adult social care and support, and I would like to stress what an important oppor-tunity this consultation is for people in County Dur-ham to have their say.”

Findings from the con-sultation will be used to help influence the

Government’s spending plans and its own green paper, due for release this autumn.

Residents and com-munity groups have until Wednesday, 26th Septem-ber to comment on the consultation, which can be found at www.future ofadultsocialcare.co.uk.

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THE CATHOLIC Club at Chilon holds a Wednes-day Club every other Wednesday from 12.15pm until 2.15pm.

Anyone over the age of 40 is welcome to go along.

An admission fee of £1 is payable on the door.

A spokesperson for the club said: “Come and join us for tea, biscuits and a friendly chat and join in with light activities on offer such as Bingo, Dom-

inoes and Beetle.“It’s a great way to catch

up with friends and even to make new ones.”

The next event is on Wednesday 19th Septem-ber and then every sec-ond week after that.

WEDNESDAY CLUB AT CATHOLIC CLUB

STARTING ON Thursday 13th September, Wellbe-ing for Life is hosting Eat Wise & Exercise sessions for the following eight weeks at Dean Bank Liter-ary Institute.

The hour-long classes begin at 11.15am and go on until 12.15pm.

The free sessions include a weekly weigh in, learning about food and nutrition, free activity ses-sion and help in improving fitness.

The sessions help any-one who wants to lose

weight and keep it off. The classes also include

free support from the Wellbeing for Life team.

Anyone who would like to book on to the classes should contact James Robinson on 07525 815124.

For further information

about the service, call freephone 0800 876 6887 or visit the website at www.wellbeingforlife.net.

Information about the service is also availa-ble on social media by searching Facebook and Twitter for ‘Wellbeing for Life’.

EAT WISE AND EXERCISE

RESIDENTS IN Chilton are invited to go along to their next Police and Commu-nities Together (PACT) meeting at Chilton and Windlestone Working-mens Club on Friday 14th September at 7pm.

The meetings take place every four weeks and offer residents the oppor-tunity to speak to local beat officers, express any concerns you may have, influence what the police focus should be in your area and get involved

in making a difference where you live.

Additionally, beat officers PC Michael Rob-ins and PCSO David Evans are available for a chat every Thursday at 1pm when they hold a Beat Surgery at Chilton Town Council offices.

“We would be happy to speak to you about any of your concerns relating to issues in the community, ranging from anti-social behaviour to crime,” they said.

CHILTON PACT AND BEAT SURGERY

ST LUKE’S Parish Cen-tre is hosting a concert by storyteller, singer and songwriter John Froud on Friday September

21st, with doors opening at 6.30pm. Entry to the concert is free, although donations are welcome. The bar will also be open.

JOHN FROUD AT ST LUKE’S

BISHOP MIDDLEHAM Bereavement and Loss Support are a group of local people who have undergone special training in listening in a non-judgemental way to people who need support after bereavement or loss.

They offer a confidential service, free of charge, for people who need to talk.

The group provides a supportive environment for people to share their thoughts and feelings over a cup of tea or coffee, either

in a group or one to one.Drop-in Bereavement

and Loss Meetings (BALM) are held on the first Wednesday of the month from 7pm until 8.30pm.

BALM is the Bishop Mid-dleham branch of the Par-ish of the Upper Skerne Bereavement Support Service.

For more information, contact Janet Deane on 01740 656381 or email janetgraham456@btinter net.com.

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AN EVENT is to be held on Thursday 20th Sep-tember at Hardwick Hall Hotel, Sedgefield to give free advice and support for those taking care of a loved one with Alzheim-er’s.

Dale Care are a home care provider working across the North East. They have acknowledged that people are looking after family members and loved ones with Alzheim-er’s and that they may need a better under-standing of Alzheimer’s.

A spokesperson said: “We would like to invite

readers to this free event to give you the help, sup-port and advice to look after loved ones.

“On the day professional speakers from various societies will be talking about Living with Alzheim-er’s and Dementia.

A selection of support networks will also be available and carers will be available during the session to enable you to attend.

To book your place at this event, please mail carol.jackson@dalecare. co.uk or call 01388 768271.

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durham.gov.uk/fostering 03000 269 400 DurhamFosterAdoptFoster with us

Be the reason their lives improveCome along to one of our events to find out more about fostering with Durham County Council

Monday 10 SeptemberCounty Hall, Durham, DH1 5UQany time between 4.30pm and 6.30pm

Saturday 22 SeptemberCounty Hall, Durham, DH1 5UQany time between 10.00am and 1.30pm

Thursday 27 SeptemberDurham Town Hall, DH1 3NJ any time between 11.00am and 1.00pm

Tuesday 9 OctoberCounty Hall, Durham, DH1 5UQ any time between 4.30pm and 6.30pm

A spokesperson said: “The project has only been made possible after securing funding from Durham County Council from payments received

under section 106 plan-ning agreements.

“Members wish to thank allotment holders for their support whilst the works were being completed.”

CHILTON TOWN Coun-cil’s works to complete the boundary fencing at its allotment site at Pros-pect Terrace is almost complete.

PROSPECT TERRACE FENCING PROJECT NEARS COMPLETION

The new boundary fence at Prospect Terrace Allotments is nearing completion.

Images sought for history bookI am producing a history book called Ferryhill: A Visual History and I am requesting if anyone has any photos that I could use in my book of the exterior of Dean Bank Infants School. Any pictures received will be credited to those people.My email address is [email protected]

Kind regards Darrell S. Nixon

Raffle and Tombola prizes soughtEndeavour Woodcrafts is holding a Christmas Open Day on Saturday 10th November from 10am until 2pm and we would like to ask if anyone has any unused gifts or toiletries or bottles they would be happy to donate as prizes.Donations can be brought in advance to Endeavour’s premises in the Old Fire Station on Darlington Road between 9am and 3pm, Mondays to Fridays.Many thanks in advance.

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The Council proposes to make the above Order under Sections 1, 2, 4, 32 & 35 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended, to (1) introduce No Waiting At Any Time on north side of Saddler St. commencing from a point adj No 7 easterly to the centre line of its junction with Durham Rd. (approx. 12 mts) then easterly on Durham Rd. (east side) for approx. 65 mts; (2) Market Street: (a) Remove the existing No Stopping 6pm-6am except taxis / parking 6am-6pm 1 hour no return within 1 hour restrictions adj. to Nos 16-20 and introduce No Stopping Except taxis; (b) Remove the existing Parking 8am-6pm 1 hour no return within 1 hour restriction adj to Nos 21-22 and introduce No Stopping except taxis; (c) Remove the existing Parking Mon-Sat 8am-6pm 1 hour no return within 1 hour restriction adj to Nos 25-26; (3) B6287 Darlington Road: Remove the existing Parking 1 hour no return within 1 hour restriction and introduce: (a) Parking Mon-Sat 8am-6pm 1 hour no return within 1 hour adj properties 4-6 (east side); and (b) Loading only 8am-6pm adj properties 7-8 (east side).

Full details can be examined at Ferryhill library & County Hall, Durham during normal opening hours or via the Council website. All representations in writing to L Holding, Legal Asst, County Hall, Durham or by email to [email protected] to be received by 05/10/18.

Dated: 14th September 2018

Helen LynchHead of Legal & Democratic Services

County Hall, Durham DH1 5UL

(FERRYHILL) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING, LOADING, STOPPING & PARKING PLACES ORDER) ORDER 2011 (AMENDMENT No. 1)

ORDER 2018

FERRYHILL TOWN and Durham County Council-lor, Peter Atkinson will hold a surgery on Monday 24th September from, 6-7pm in the Council Chamber in

Ferryhill Town Hall.Anyone who has any

issues they would like to discuss is invited to go along. No appointment is necessary.

COUNCILLOR SURGERYFERRYHILL LIBRARY members received a let-ter of thanks last month from the Dogs Trust after they helped raise funds with a collection at the library.

The Trust’s Darlington Manager, Gary Hird wrote back to the library to say: “Thank you very much for collecting once again at Ferryhill Library for the

Dogs Trust.“Your kindness this time

has amounted to £55.22.“Your collection will go

a long way to helping the dogs in our care until they find their forever home.

“I would also like to send my personal gratitute to all staff and library mem-bers of Ferryhill who have been so generous, many thanks.”

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EXCEPTIONAL RESULTS

Whitworth Park students have once again proved themselves able to compete with the best, with many exceptional performances. The school are proud of the increase in attainment measures for English and Maths which are significantly higher this year. The majority of subjects have improved attainment in comparison to their targets.

Visible improvements are occurring across the board, and a recent HMI visit has acknowledged the significant changes already made and recognised the impact of these decisions on the students and the school. Ultimately, leaders within the school are taking decisive and effective actions in order to rapidly improve the education of all children in Spennymoor.

Whitworth Park has celebrated some outstanding successes and a much improved overall set of exam results in August 2018.

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ST AIDAN’S Church Hall will host a Macmillan Cof-fee Morning and Fayre on Saturday 29th September, from 2pm until 4pm, with all funds raised going to the cancer charity.

The event will include a tombola, raffle, spon-sored waxing and refresh-ments. Friends of the School will also be there.

To enquire about a stall contact Michelle on 07940 455439.

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Chair of Chilton Acad-emy Friends, Hazel Coul-thard said: “If you would like to get involved, either by knitting, crocheting or putting together displays, we are holding the follow-ing coffee mornings; Sat-urday 22nd September;

Saturday 13th October and Saturday 20th Octo-ber.

“They will all be held at Chilton Miners Wel-fare Ground near the Nisa petrol station from 10am-noon and everyone is welcome.”

CHILTON ACADEMY Friends’ knitted poppy project is still going strong.

Volunteers are busy put-ting together the displays which will eventually be erected down Chilton main street.

KNITTED POPPY COFFEE MORNINGSAll are welcome to join in the Chilton Academy Friends’ knitted poppy project.

BLIND LIFE in Durham will be holding a meeting at Dean Bank Literary Insti-tute on 20th September.

Anyone with any sight problem or those wishing to consider volunteering is welcome to go along.

“We provide a variety of activities in addition to refreshments,” said Admin-istrator, David Wardle.

A National New Age Kurling Competition will be held at Newton Aycliffe Leisure Centre over the weekend of Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th October.

Meanwhile, the regu-lar Blind Life in Durham sessions continue at St Paul’s Community Centre, Spennymoor on Saturday 15th September from 1.30pm-3.30pm.

BLIND LIFE IN DURHAMOther social gatherings

are held at various loca-tions within the county to which volunteers and anyone concerned about sight loss are welcome.

A musical fund raising evening has also been arranged at the Tudhoe Victory Club from 7.30pm on Saturday 3rd Novem-ber with TIMECHECK providing music from the 60’s and 70’s.

Tickets costing £7.50, which includes a pie and peas supper can be booked by calling 01388 763501.

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FERRYHILL SPORT & Education Centre will be the venue for 16 bouts of Olympic-style amateur boxing on Saturday 3rd November.

The event is being organised by Seconds Out Boxing Academy, which is based in the centre, and will feature boxers from across the North East and as far afield as Scotland competing against local boxers from the Acad-emy.

Two-time Olympic boxer, Savannah Marshall from Hartlepool will present the prizes.

Savannah, who was signed to a professional promotional contract by Floyd Mayweather Jnr has since split amicably from the Mayweather

camp and is now back with former trainer, Peter Fury, uncle of Tyson Fury.

Nicknamed the ‘Silent Assassin’, she made her professional boxing debut at super middleweight on the undercard of The Money Fight, the box-ing super-fight between undefeated five-division

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She also won Britain’s first ever women’s box-ing world title when she edged out Elena Vystrop-ova of Azerbaijan in a world middleweight title fight on her 21st birthday.

Tickets for the event are available now from the Centre, from Seconds Out gym, or by calling Acad-emy founder, Paul Eddy on 07767 872210.

Ringside seats cost £15 and outer seating tickets are £10. The doors will open at 12 noon with the boxing starting at 1pm.

Sponsorship options are available by contact-ing Paul on the number above.

SECONDS OUT FOR OLYMPIC STYLE BOXING AT FERRYHILL

Savannah Marshall will be presenting the prizes.

The Croquet Club play three times a week in Chilton.

THE CROQUET Club, which is based at the Min-ers Welfare Recreation Ground in Chilton (oppo-site the Nisa garage), plays regularly from April to October on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after-noons and occasionally on evenings and during the winter.

The fun and friendly club offers fresh air exercise

for the body and mind.Equipment is provided

and there is a free intro-duction on offer.

New members are encouraged to learn as they play.

Anyone interested in giving the game a try can simply visit the club or arrange a free intro-duction by calling 01388 720074 or 01388 488666.

PLAY CROQUET IN CHILTON

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