July 05, 2008

Ladycross Nightjar Walks, July

Ladycross Nature Reserve has organised two evening walks through Slaley Forest, led by Colin Jewitt, to see and hear nightjars. Please join us, to experience these rare and remarkable birds.
The walks are on :
Tuesday, July 8th
Wednesday, July 16th
Please meet for a 9.30 pm start, outside the Ladycross Quarry gate.
Proceeds to Ladycross Nature Reserve

Posted by Ladycross at 02:15 PM

June 17, 2008

Slaley Parish Council May minutes

Colin William Horncastle is the new County Councillor for South Tynedale. His majority votes are recorded on agenda item 4e in the May minutes.

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Posted by Parish Clerk at 07:40 PM

May 17, 2008

Slaley Parish Council April 2008 Minutes

Read about parish grass cutting and a review of the Millennium Feature landscaping at agenda item 11. Reminder the minutes are not posted on this site until they have been agreed by the Councillors which is normally the month after they were taken.

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Posted by Parish Clerk at 05:01 PM

May 02, 2008

Slaley Parish Council

During the March 2008 Parish Council meeting Councillors and members of the public met our Neighbourhood Beat Manager, PC Ian Robertson, read more at agenda item 2i.

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Posted by Parish Clerk at 10:43 AM

April 27, 2008

The Rose & Crown re-opens!

The Rose & Crown finally re-opened again this last Friday, April 25th, after a long wait. The new tenants are Joanne and Peter, helped by Jon and Tania (seen left and right below on the opening night:



The first pint being served to a customer (click an image for a larger picture):


Posted by Editor at 07:39 PM

April 14, 2008

The Community Trust AGM

On Thursday April 17th the Community Trust will be holding its third AGM in the Commemoration Hall. The meeting will start at 7.30 p.m.

Annual General Meetings may sound dull affairs but the Trust really needs your support in helping it to continue its work for the people of Slaley. Like many local groups the committee relies on a few busy people to run it during the year, and one or two more volunteers (especially to help with secretarial duties) would be very welcome!

One of the things that we started this year is the monthly newsletter, giving details of what's on in Slaley and who to contact. We hope you have found this, and the yearly Parish Reports booklet, useful ways of keeping people in touch.

So come along to the Hall, hear what we have been doing and have tea & biscuits with us!

Posted by Editor at 04:41 PM