In this edition we have all our usual features, with updates from the High School and Parish Council. Our regular Archives feature looks at Langley Castle over the years. And after the heat of summer we have a feature on community action to address the challenges of climate change.

And don’t forget the lists of events, local businesses, and other useful local contacts. Make sure you get your copy today!

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In this edition we have all our usual features, with updates from the High School and Football Club. Our regular Archives feature looks at garages in the village over the years. Now that we are enjoying the warm weather, heating and insulation may be furthest from your mind, but surely there is no better time to prepare for what is to come, so why not check out the energy advice article on page 3?

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For ages 11 and younger – paint us a picture. For age 11 and older – take a photograph. We have paper, pens etc if you need them and we can print photos out (max 3 per person).

We also have reference books about local history. Bring entries to us before Judging Day, Saturday 5 September, there will be prizes.

Many thanks to all that entered the GITS Flowerpot competition, see the Bluey group, Dennis the Menace and the Golfer amongst others.

Let’s make it even bigger next year

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The Bridge is entering the GITS Flowerpot competition, watch the patio space for developments

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In this edition is a letter from the new headteacher at the High School. Our archive section tells the story of the Fire Brigade. You can see a photo gallery on the Haydon Bridge Archives Page.

On our Community pages the Scouts are looking for volunteers and Nurture Project would like to invite everyone in our local community to a celebratory event on Sunday 7th June, 1-4pm.

And don’t forget the lists of events, local businesses, and other useful local contacts. Make sure you get your copy today!

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In this edition is news of our local MP’s visit to the High School. Our archive section tells the story of California Gardens. You can see a photo gallery on the Haydon Bridge Archives Page.

There is important news of Northumberland County Council’s consultation on the future shape of the Library Service. Make sure read what is proposed and make your views known.

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In this edition is news of some exciting projects undertaken by pupils at the High School. Our archive section tells the story of Shaftoe Trust School. You can see a gallery of some class photos on the Archives page of the village website.

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In this edition we have details of Christmas and New Year events around the village, and dates and times of Carol Services. Our archive section tells the story of Harry Watson and the radio he built as a prisoner of war. You can see this gallery on the Archives page of the village website.

News from The Bridge is the hope of launching a Read Easy group to help improve reading skills for adults.

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