Monthly Archives: March 2011

Don’t miss our fourth issue of Remember when?  It will be in the shops in Weardale on Wednesday 13 April and all other outlets which sell the Weardale Gazette the following day. It contains photographs of people and places in … Continue reading →

Amy and Lanna Nuttall from St. John’s Chapel have been enjoying great success in the world of gymnastics

Pensioner, Lucy Carter, is appealing for odd balls of wool so she can continue her charity knitting.  If you can help, contact our editor, Anita, on 01388 766869 or leave any wool at the Gazette shop in Stanhope.

The meeting to discuss potential disruption in the town will be held on 5 April in the Town Hall and begins at 7pm.  All welcome.

Wolsingham School and Community College celebrated recently with a lively and exciting assembly lead by a director of Renaissance Learning and Archie the Accelerated Reading Bug.  The school has successfully operated the Accelerated Reader scheme for four years and has … Continue reading →

GP, Nick Deytrikh has retired from the Weardale Practice after 26 years.

Scores of people attended a rally in Hamsterley Forest to celebrate a victory and show their support for the movement to keep forests open for community access.

2D Voluntary and Community Support are pleased to announce some more successful groups awarded funds from the Weardale Action Partnership Small Grants Scheme, they include Frosterley Village Hall, Low Barns Photography Group, Edmundbyers village Hall, Wolsingham Toddler Group, Phoenix Badminton … Continue reading →

A brand new way of talking to the council has been launched in Stanhope.  Durham Talk offers a live face-to-face video link-up with council staff and partner agency, Dale & Valley Homes, without the need for a traditional office base.  … Continue reading →

Volunteers are urgently needed to help keep St. Thomas’ Church in Stanhope open for visitors on weekends and Bank Holiays.