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Bishop of Durham Commences Phase 2

Bishop, Tom Wright Cuts Turf on Phase 2

The Bishop of Durham, Tom Wright visited Ferryhill to look at the ongoing regeneration of Ferryhill.

Regeneration Plans for Dean Bank Park

Mayor, Eileen Marting discussing the plans

Following extensive consultation, Ferryhill Town Council has recently adopted a new design for Dean Bank Park.

Eye-sore to be completed

Housing Development Church Lane

Residents of the Church Lane area are delighted that a housing project will finally be completed.

Bowls Club Secures Funding

Bowls Club Members

Mainsforth Bowls Club is celebrating this week after successfully securing a grant for £2,875 from the County Durham Community Foundation’s Grassroots Fund.

Community Group Seeks New Members

King George V Playing Fields

The Friends of King George V group in partnership with Ferryhill Town Council are appealing for members of the public who frequently use or have an interest in King George V Playing Fields to become members.

Bishop of Durham Visits Ferryhill

Dean Bank Park Play Equipment

The Bishop of Durham, Tom Wright will pay a visit to Ferryhill on the 14th of March themed ‘Signs of Hope’.

Vintage Rally to Go-Ahead

Durham Vintage Rally Collectors Society

Thanks to a £2,795 grant award to the Durham County Vintage Collectors Society, plans to hold a third Vintage Rally at Mainsforth Sports Complex has been given the green light.

Town Centre Parking Scheme

Town Centre Car Park

Ferryhill Town Centre car park is to introduce a new parking scheme.

Help for Heroes in Ferryhill

Help for Heroes Merchandise

Ferryhill Town Council is helping with the fundraising efforts for the ‘Help for Heroes’ campaign.

Survey Winners Receive their Cheques

Survey Winners Receive their Cheques

At the end of 2009 Ferryhill Town Council carried out a survey of its services, on all households in Ferryhill.



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