Following the successful appearance of Tiny Afro at the Breamish Hall, Powburn on Friday 18 March 2022, the final count of money raised towards the Disaster Emergency Committee for their Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal is now in.
The Pie and Pea Supper event held last night at the Breamish Hall in support of the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal was a great success. May Wilson, who organised the event, has sent this message:
Since advertising the Support Ukraine Pie and Pea Supper event just four days ago, the response from local people has been magnificent. So much so that, unfortunately, all tickets for the event to be held on Friday 11 March 2022 at 7pm are now sold. The Breamish Hall has met its safe capacity limit for public events.
One week on from seeing my first adder of the 2022 season, I’ve spotted a couple of others. They’re pretty much in the same spot along the south-facing bank close to the entrance to the Branton Lakes Nature Reserve.
Following the retirement of Revd. Marion Penfold, the Benefice of Breamish and Till is now pleased to announce the appointment of a new vicar who, among other things, will be responsible for Ingram Church. We’re pleased to introduce Revd. Tracey Usher…in her own words.
TINY AFRO
Fabulous local band guaranteed to get everyone up dancing!
Friday 18 March 2022
Pie & Pea Supper
Friday 11 March 2022 – 7pm
Northumberland County Council has mobilised to create additional drop off points for anyone wishing to donate to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. We have received the following update from Cllr Wendy Pattison.
Do you enjoy playing music with other people?
Do you enjoy local folk tunes?
Then why not come along and join in with the Glendale Community Ceilidh Band?
All abilities and any instruments welcome!
