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Members Meeting 28.09.16

Today’s speaker was Bernard Hope who gave a nostalgic talk called ‘Their Name Liveth Forevermore.’ The talk was accompanied by slides and described the work of the Imperial War Graves Commission (which subsequently became the Commonwealth War Graves Commission) and their work in recording war dead and when ever possible marking their last resting places. … Continue reading →

KYNREN

On 17th September, 23 of our members attended the final Kynren show for 2016 and joined with the enthusiastic audience of 8,000 people in roaring their approval of a fantastic show. It is really difficult to explain how spectacular the show was – a visually stunning night show, with a world-class display of technical and … Continue reading →

Red Hatters

The Red Hatters have 2 events arranged for October. The first will be going to The Last Night of the Proms on October 15th at Newcastle City Hall. The cost is £20. However, if you are interested in going you must contact Marie at hutchinson.marie@ymail.com before Monday 5th September as demand for tickets is very … Continue reading →

Wynyard Hall

Why not join us on a visit to Wynyard Hall for their Christmas Fayre and then afternoon tea? The date will be Thursday 17th November with tea being served at 3.30pm. The cost for afternoon tea is £21.50 and there are 20 places available. Tickets for the craft fair will be purchased at a later … Continue reading →

The Story of Lindisfarne

Ray Laidlaw and Billy Mitchell will be telling The Story of Lindisfarne at Durham Gala Theatre on Sunday 30th October. Tickets are £18.50p each. This will be a night of stories and music. Further details available from Joan Harper at harper.joan@gmail.com Continue reading →

GAMES NIGHT

A Games Night is to be held on 7th October at 7pm in the Dalton-le-Dale Community Hall. Why not join in the fun! There will be a variety of games including cards, dominoes, jigsaws – in fact whatever you wish. There will also be a buffet which will be a faith supper where you, the … Continue reading →