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It's the Sedgefield News but online, including monthly updates from Steve’s Nature Diary.
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The team provide the 'What's On' details in the diary with all the latest events from around the village.
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Read about the Trust projects, Crime Watch, PC Todd’s report and the Community Association. Plus, your letters.
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All the latest sports updates from all the clubs by Chris Lines.
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Front Page News
Alan Sowerby Citizenship Awards 2018
Sedgefield Neighbourhood & Crime Watch Panel presented the Alan Sowerby Citizenship Awards 2018 to two very deserving pupils—Grace Rowe of Sedgefield Primary School, pictured top with her proud parents, Becky and Marcus; and Abigail Bell of Hardwick Primary School
A fresh start for a new term
In January 2018, Homework Help was launched by a group of volunteers, to help local students and pupils to better understand their homework, and to gain confidence in their knowledge and capabilities. We hope we have been able to do that so far!
Community Life Headlines
- Sedgefield Village Action Group Update
- Energy Switch
- Farmers Market
- Woodland Wildlife
- Community Association
- Letters
September Events At A Glance
Sat 1st:
Folk Festival: Concerts throughout the day @ The Parish Hall; Afternoon 12.30, Evening 7.30pm.
Drop in Surgeries: Cllr John Robinson. 9 – 9.45am Bradbury & 12 pm Mordon Village Hall; 10 – 11am Sedgefield Library; 11.15 –Fishburn Community Centre.
Sun 2nd:
Sedgefield Farmers’ Market: On the village green from 8.30am.
New Generation Church: Sedgefield Parish Hall, 10.30am
Mon 3rd:
Sedgefield Local History Society: Ceddesfeld Hall @ 7.45pm. “Trip down Weardale from Source to Sea” by George Narn.
Wed 5th:
Sedgefield WI: Parish Hall @ 7.15pm. “The Canny Kitchen’s Cultural Tastes”. Cookery demonstration by Carolyn Hough. Members' Competition - A Kitchen Utensil
Fri 7th:
Sedgefield Veterans Coffee Morning: Parish Hall from 10am to 11.30.
U3A: 2pm in the Parish Hall. Ollie Burton "How to Build a Cathedral". Members free, Visitors welcome, £3 at the door.
Sedgefield Blues Club: Parish Hall. A night with Chris “King” Robinson + Della Grants. Doors open 7pm. Tickets £15. Visit www.sedgefieldblues.com for contact details and further info.
Sun 9th:
New Generation Church: Sedgefield Community College, 10.30am
Mon 10th:
Sedgefield Players Drama Festival: Beginning today through Saturday 15th.
Wed 12th:
Sew Easy: Parish Hall boardroom. 10.30am to 1.30pm. Call 622447 for info.
Fri 14th:
Sedgefield Country Market: Parish Hall 10am to 11.30am. Home baked produce, Crafts, Jams, Cards, Plants, Refreshments. For information call 629441.
Sun 16th:
New Generation Church: Sedgefield Community College, 10.30am
Mon 17th:
Sew Easy: Parish Hall boardroom. 6.30 to 9.30pm. Call 622447 for info.
Sedgefield Family History Group: Methodist Church Hall, Sedgefield @ 7.15pm. "Old Stockton - Part 1", a talk by Lynn Lamport. All welcome.
Tue 18th:
Ferryhill, Sedgefield & District Flower Club: 7.30pm @ Sedgefield Parish Hall. Demonstrator Arthur McDonald - “Throw Nowt Out”. Members Free. Non Members £5.
Wed 19th:
Sew Easy: Parish Hall boardroom. 10.30am to 1.30pm. Call 622447 for info.
Thu 20th:
Memory Café: 10.30am to 12noon @ Sedgefield Fire Station.
Fri 21st
Sedgefield WI Coffee Morning: Parish Hall (Fletcher Room), 10am till 11.30
Sun 23rd:
New Generation Church: Sedgefield Parish Hall, 10.30am
Tue 25th:
Mordon and District Ladies Circle:
Wed 26th:
Sew Easy: Parish Hall boardroom. 10.30am to 1.30pm. Call 622447 for info.
Sun 30th:
New Generation Church: Sedgefield Parish Hall, 10.30am
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Farmers Market
A market run by VOLUNTEERS and helpers.
The market is held every first Sunday of the Month, on the village green, from 8.30am to 12.30pm.
- Sunday 2nd Sep
- Sunday 7th Oct
- Sunday 4th Nov
- Sunday 2nd Dec
Energy Switch
Working together with iChoosr, we help Sedgefield residents save money on their gas & electricity bills.
Registering for the energy switch commits you to absolutely nothing. Once registration closes, there is a tendering process after which you will receive a personal offer. You then simply choose to accept or not, if you think it is worth it.
Important Dates
The next auction period key dates are:
- 14th August 2018-Registration Opens
- 9th October 2018-Registration Closes
- 10th October 2018 -Day of Auction
- 22nd October 2018 -Offers issue start date
- 27th November 2018 -Offer acceptance closure
Learn about the Development Trust
For more information about other Sedgefield Development Trust projects such as The Bees at Hardwick, Sedgefield Web, DIDO and others...
Click here