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Shincliffe Community Association News |
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Written by Admin
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Sunday, 01 January 2012 14:55 |
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The SCAN newsletter is now available online:
To submit an article in the next edition, please contact the SCAN editors, Alison Swarbrick or Stephen Chadwick, on
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. The deadline for the May issue is 07/05/12. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 06 January 2012 22:42 |
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Thank-you to Jim and Jean, SCAN editors |
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Written by Stephen Chadwick
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Saturday, 15 October 2011 10:11 |
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As you may know, Jim and Jean Harper are stepping down as the editors of the “SCAN” newsletter which supplies the Shincliffe community with information and news at least twice a year. “SCAN” is published by the Shincliffe Community Association, which aims to provide activities for all ages and inclinations.
By welcoming news items from other bodies serving the Shincliffe Community, Jim and Jean have done a fantastic job at promoting community activities within our village for over twenty years now and it is with great fondness that we must remember all their hard work, time and effort that they have put into the newsletter.
Having said this, it is now time to “pass the torch” so to speak and I am delighted to announce that myself (Stephen Chadwick) and Alison Swarbrick will be the new editors.
We are aiming to publish the 43rd issue of “SCAN” in the second half of November and as such, we ask that if you have any copy that you want to be included in the newsletter, then please send it to us at this email address, no later than October 29th. Alternatively, you can arrange to give it to us in person.
Please bear with us whilst we become acquainted with our new roles as editors and if you have any questions or comments, then please feel free to get in touch with us. Also, please note that copy can be supplied to us either as word processed (digital files) or handwritten (hard copies) and if you have any queries about file formats etc then please ask.
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Sherburn beat office moves closer to local community |
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Written by Durham Police Authority
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Monday, 12 July 2010 20:53 |
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Durham Police Authority has approved the lease for new office accommodation, which will be based at Sherburn Leisure Centre.
Durham Constabulary confirmed that the move to a more central location will provide greater community engagement for the local beat team.
Mr Peter Thompson, Chair of Durham Police Authority said:
“Durham Police Authority continues to welcome opportunities to improve policing within local communities. Moving the local section office to Sherburn Leisure Centre means that beat officers and PCSOs will be centrally located within the community”.
Chief Inspector Colin Williamson of Durham Constabulary said:
“The move will enable us to be based in premises which are more suitable and also more financially sustainable. We hope it will provide easier access to their neighbourhood policing team for local residents.”
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Last Updated on Monday, 12 July 2010 21:00 |
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Freeze on policing Council Tax |
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Written by Admin
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Friday, 04 February 2011 19:56 |
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A chink of light has appeared for thousands of local council taxpayers across County Durham who are are in line to see the policing element of their council tax bill frozen from April 2011. Mr Peter Thompson, Chairman of Durham Police Authority said:
“The opportunity to freeze council tax for policing for this coming year will help to ease the financial burden on local taxpayers. In future years however, there is no certainty that we will be able to do so.” |
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