We’ve received the following from Benita Robson (Secretary, Bolton Village Hall Committee) regarding the Government’s advice on the easing of lockdown as it pertains to village halls from 4 July 2020 [received 10 July 2020].
coronavirus
County Councillor Report (Jul 2020)
County Councillor Report
July 2020
by Wendy Pattison
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Ingram Village Hall Reopening Update
Ingram Village Hall reopening update during lockdown
The UK Government’s latest step in the easing of lockdown takes effect today *Saturday 4 July 2020). This means that, in principle, village halls can reopen. However, there are numerous considerations before any village hall can be used again safely.
Breamish Hall Reopening Update
Breamish Hall reopening update during lockdown
We have received the following information from May Wilson (Chair, Breamish Hall Committee) in relation to the UK Government’s recent announcement on the easing of lockdown from 4 July 2020 [received 1 July 2020].
County Councillor Report (Jun 2020)
County Councillor Report
Apr 2020
by Wendy Pattison
wendy.pattison@northumberland.gov.uk – Tel. 07779 983072
And now on Facebook: Cllr Wendy Pattison
NHS Test and Trace Advice
Test and Trace Advice: Northumbria Police
We have received the following advice from Northumbria Police today.
If you’re worried about fraudsters claiming to be from NHS Test and Trace – take note of this advice.
Contrails
What are contrails?
Contrails (a word blended from ‘condensation trails’) are the wispy, cloud-like white lines that zig-zag across the sky in the wake of jets engines. They are made up of water droplets and/or ice crystals.
County Councillor Report (May-Jun 2020)
County Councillor Report
May-June 2020
by Wendy Pattison
wendy.pattison@northumberland.gov.uk – Tel. 07779 983072
And now on Facebook: Cllr Wendy Pattison
Here We Go Round The…
Here we go round the mulberry bush
Children have such an appetite for repetition, don’t they? And so much energy for it. How many times have you heard a child gleefully shout, “Again! Again!”, demanding that we repeat the same silly ‘Knock, knock’ joke or play the same tune? As for me, I know that I’m likely to want to stop playing far sooner than any child. This repetition is instilled in children’s learning. What about all those nursery rhymes that repeat the same tune over and over but with just some minimal change.
County Councillor Report (May 2020)
County Councillor Report
May 2020
by Wendy Pattison
wendy.pattison@northumberland.gov.uk – Tel. 07779 983072
And now on Facebook: Cllr Wendy Pattison
