#easington

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Graham Smith - Easington, County Durham, 1976

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can you hear it, in the distance?

can you sense it, far away...?

Is it old Rudolph the reindeer? Is it Santa on his sleigh?

oH It's heading up to Easington! It's coming down the Tyne!

Oh, it's bloody Maggie Thatcher And Michael Heseltine

So,

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Graham Smith (British photographer, b.1947)

Easington Colliery, County Durham, 1976

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Credits and Information

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2. Daryl Gillam

3. Andy Simms

4. Tom Cook

5. Winsy

6. Grace’s

7. Billy Bog Weed

8. Winsy

9. Steetley Dan

10. Muse : The 2nd Law: Isolated System

11. Winsy

12. Jez Lowe : Wagga Moon

13. Edward Clarke

14. Grace’s

15. Winsy

16. Michael Holt / John Dawson

17. Ridley & Tony Scott : Boy & Bicycle

18. Yorkshire Film Archive

19. Winsy

20. Tube Alloys

21. “If I tell you I’ll have to kill you” 🤷‍♂️

22. Maxy Neil Bianco : Pig The Dog

23. Seaton Snooks Tea Room : Twitter @seatonsnookstea

24. PJandOddam

25. History of Hartlepool in Images

26. 500 Club

27. History of Hartlepool in Images

28. Winsy

29. Stuart Drummond

30. Simone Jones Higgins

31. Grace’s

32. Unknown

33. Institute of Civil Engineers

34. Pete Cholmondeley

35. History of Hartlepool in Images

36. History of Hartlepool in Images

37. Harry Harland

38. Mike O’Hare

39. The Lake Poets : Shipyards

40. The Northern Echo

41. Jeff Stelling / Hartlepool United TV

42. Northern Daily Mail

43. Winsy

44. Katherine Yarrow

45. History of Hartlepool in Images

46. The Fettlers : The Hartlepool Monkey

47. Peter Vicente

48. Chris Downey

49. Winsy

50. Katherine Yarrow

51. www.Seatonsnook.com

52. Anth Frain

53. Our Newcastle

54. Winsy

55. History of Hartlepool in Images

56. Dave Harrison/HOHII

57. Peter Vicente

58. History of Hartlepool in Images

59. History of Hartlepool in Images

60. Maxy Neil Bianco : Can House

61. Katherine Yarrow

62. History of Hartlepool In Images

63. Winsy

64. Carl Richardson

65. DNR Zero

66. Peter Vicente

67. The Naughty Boys

68. Katherine Yarrow

69. Harry Proctor

70. Winsy

71. Jez Lowe

72. Jan Proctor

73. Boothby Graffoe

74. Harry Proctor

75. Teesside Development Corporation

76. The Skapones

77. Caroline Brown

78. Tony Readman

79. Reg Smyth : Andy Capp & Flo

80. Phil Reay

81. Bob Fox

82. Comrade Ramirez McHaggis

83. Debbie Carter

84. Hartlepool Fash Watch

85. Peter Vicente

86. Uncle George

87. Northern Daily Mail/Press Association

88. Town Of Hartlepool Challenge [THREAD CLOSED BY ORDER OF DPRK!]

89. Maxy Neil Bianco

90. Winsy

91. Dave Spencer

92. Jan Proctor

93. BBC News

94. Wildcats of Middleton

95. Winsy

96. Maxy Neil Bianco

97. Winsy

98. Harry Blackwood

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100. Phil Reay / Balotelli

101. Brian Clough

102. Graeme Oxby / Angel Brothers

103. Lewis Longwill

104. Strava

105. Paul Davis

106. The Young ‘uns : Cable Street

107. The Other Record Shop

108. 883 Postal and Courier Squadron, Hartlepool TA Centre

109. David Icke

110. Classified. D-Notice

111. NHS Darlington, Durham Dales PCT @ Henson Close & Darlington Borough Council Joint Commissioning Team on behalf of Easington PCT

112. Winsy & Coalfields Regeneration Trust

113. Only Fans

114. Average Joe’s

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Senior Cover Supervisor

Easington Academy are looking to employ a Senior Cover Supervisor Contract Type: Term-time only (Permanent) | Working Pattern: Full time - term time | Salary: £22,818 - £24,846 (£26,421 - £28,770) | Advert End Date: 08/05/2024 09:00 |  http://dlvr.it/T6JfVh

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Final match of the season ends in defeat.

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March 7, 2024. We went to Easington Colliery to see an exhibition on the miners strike.

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A Bold Move Against Organised Crime in the UK

The UK government, led by Home Secretary James Cleverly, has launched an ambitious new strategy to combat the escalating threat of serious and organised crime. This comprehensive approach aims to dismantle criminal networks and strengthen community resilience, demonstrating a firm commitment to safeguarding national security and societal well-being.  

The Staggering Cost of Organised Crime

Serious and organised crime inflicts a substantial financial burden on the UK, estimated at £47 billion annually. This figure is equivalent to the cost of constructing hundreds of hospitals or providing numerous affordable homes outside London. The National Crime Agency (NCA) reports that about 59,000 individuals in the UK are involved in these criminal activities.   A Comprehensive Strategy for Eradication The government's strategy, building on ongoing efforts, proposes several innovative measures: - Enhanced Investment in Law Enforcement: The NCA will receive record funding for 2023/24, enabling it to tackle complex criminal networks more effectively. - Empowerment of Local Police Forces: Initiatives will be rolled out to enable local forces to address organised crime within their communities. - Global Efforts to Prevent Exploitation: Actions include combating modern slavery and human trafficking on an international scale.  

The 'Clear, Hold, Build' Policing Tactic

The strategy introduces the 'Clear, Hold, Build' approach, aiming to eradicate criminal gangs and prevent their re-establishment. This tactic has already led to significant reductions in crime in various regions, including a 45% drop in anti-social behaviour in Easington Lane and numerous arrests in Barnet for serious offences.   Strengthening Legal Frameworks The Criminal Justice Bill introduces new powers, thereby providing police with additional tools to disrupt organised crime. Consequently, this includes banning specific items criminal gangs use and significantly enhancing Serious Crime Prevention Orders.  

International Collaboration and Investment

The strategy emphasizes international cooperation to tackle cross-border criminality, with the Joint International Crime Centre playing a pivotal role. Additionally, the government will allocate substantial funding to the Modern Slavery Fund and Project INVIGOR, aiming to prevent exploitation and target organised immigration crime.   Economic Crime and Online Fraud Prevention Efforts to address economic crime include a Fraud Strategy involving collaboration with various sectors. The government is also partnering with major tech companies to combat online scams and is introducing new laws to tackle fraudulent activities.  

A Resolute Stance Against Crime

The UK's new strategy represents a determined effort to confront serious and organised crime, ensuring a safer environment for future generations. Combining local initiatives, international collaborations, and enhanced legal measures, the government stands ready to significantly impact the fight against these pervasive threats.   Sources: THX News, Home Office & The Rt Hon James Cleverly MP. Read the full article

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file under 'postwar british policies that are more dystopian than those of the dictators they claimed to oppose'

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SVRO for Thames Valley, Merseyside, Sussex and West Midlands

On Monday at the first day of Parliament following the Summer, one of the MPs, Grahame Morris, the Labour for Easington which is in Yorkshire asked four questions and they were all answered by Chris Philp who is the Minister of the Home Department with one response. The first few words were “Serious Violence Reduction Orders (SVROs) are a new civil order being piloted in four police forces:…

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Day Ten

It's been another long, but good, day.

Bedding down last night near Mablethorpe and as I was laying down a deer and foal stumbled right up on me! The foal froze up allowing me to get aome snaps in before shooing it off, but friends and family are now divided on whether this means I am now a Disney Princess or I get a free dinner. And it has been a long time sonce I had delicious venison...

As RAF Donna Nook occupies the rest of the coast up to Grimsby, I was left with little option but to head down the A road again, but hitting the road at 6am meant a nice lack of traffic and by the time it finally picked up I had put enough miles in to be closeer to Grimsby and back onto some nicer cycling infrastructure.

Riding that early also got me a glimpse of both a barn and tawny owl prowling over the fields!

After starting with the road inland, I dropped down the Cleethorpes to enjoy a nice ride around the seafront promenade, before heading in to Grimsby proper for a good break and a bit of breakfast.

From there, the route up to the Humber Bridge is very heavily industrialised, so I took a diversion down into the countryside to check the top of the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB. The last few days' wind has finally quietened down and without a xloud in the aky it made for some lovely riding, if a little hot and swathed in sun block!

From there I picked back up onto NCN route 1 to head up to the Humber Bridge, which did involve some hills but also some great downhills along the way. as well as an unfortunate patch of bridleways, but they did at least have a reward of much needed ice cream at the end. As well as a lil baby blue tit by the side of the trail!

After the expansive fields of Lincolnshire, crossong the Humber River felt a bit like entering a different country - suddenly trees everywhere! And with that we say goodbye to Lincolnshire and hello to the East Riding of Yorkshire!

Following the cycle routes through Hull was sadly less fun. I think it's the only point ao far on this trip where I have felt genuinely unsafe - cycle paths that put you in the middle of major roads, cars playing chicken on priority passes, taxis reversing around junctions and nearly flattening the bike, etc...

So I have departed Hull with all good speed, and luckily enough there is a long, long traffic-free cycle route heading out east, which I have followed past Hedon.

And with that it's time to find a spot for the night! We're back to the coast tomorrow aiming for Easington!

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694) The North East Party, NEP, Partia Północno-Wschodnia - regionalistyczna partia polityczna w północno-wschodniej Anglii, założona w 2014 roku przez grupę 16 osób, w tym byłego posła Partii Pracy, Hiltona Dawsona i 7 członków partii FAIR. Partia prowadzi ogólnie kampanię na rzecz lepszego porozumienia dla północno-wschodniej Anglii i jest zaangażowana w zdecentralizowane zgromadzenie na północnym wschodzie z uprawnieniami podobnymi do tych w Walii, Szkocji i Irlandii Północnej, jeśli zostanie to zatwierdzone w referendum. Mówi, że organy takie jak North East Combined Authority nie mają mandatu do przyjmowania nowych obowiązków, a przedstawiciele muszą być wybierani bezpośrednio. Dawson ustąpił ze stanowiska przewodniczącego partii w czerwcu 2016 roku i został zastąpiony przez Johna Taita. Dawson pozostaje aktywny w partii, przyjmując rolę sekretarza i oficera nominującego. Partia ma dwóch wybranych radnych powyżej poziomu rady parafialnej, wszyscy w Radzie Hrabstwa Durham. NEP został założony w maju 2014 roku i jest powszechnie postrzegana jako siostrzana partia Yorkshire Party. W grudniu 2014 r. partia zdobyła swoje pierwsze miejsce w radzie w lokalnych wyborach uzupełniających do Rady Miejskiej Peterlee w hrabstwie Durham. Dwa miesiące później partia zdobyła drugie miejsce w radzie w kolejnych wyborach uzupełniających. Po tych sukcesach partia rywalizowała i wygrała kilka wyborów uzupełniających zarówno w hrabstwie Durham, jak i w lokalnych radach parafialnych w latach 2015-17. W swoich pierwszych wyborach powszechnych w 2015 roku Partia Północno-Wschodnia rywalizowała o cztery miejsca w parlamencie, kandydując na kandydatów w Easington, Newcastle upon Tyne North, Redcar i Stockton North. Najlepszy wynik osiągnął w Easington, gdzie kandydatka Susan McDonnell zajęła piąte miejsce z siedmiu kandydatów i otrzymała 2,3% głosów. W wyborach samorządowych hrabstwa Durham w maju 2017 r. Partia wystawiła 14 kandydatów na radnych hrabstwa i 27 kandydatów na radnych miasta. Jego kandydaci zdobyli 3 mandaty w Radzie Hrabstwa Durham (2 mandaty dla Peterlee West, 1 mandat dla Passfield) i 23 mandaty w radach miejskich hrabstwa Durham, w tym 20 z 22 mandatów w Radzie Miejskiej Peterlee, 2 z 8 miejsc w okręgu północnym w Radzie Parafialnej Horden i 1 z 15 miejsc w Radzie Parafialnej Shotton. W wyborach powszechnych w 2017 roku partia startowała tylko w jednym okręgu wyborczym, Easington. Susan McDonnell prawie potroiła swoją liczbę głosów od 2015 r., zaoszczędziła depozyt z 6,6% głosów i zajęła trzecie miejsce, wyprzedzając kandydatów UKIP, Liberalnych Demokratów i Zielonych. Partia wystawiła dwóch kandydatów w wyborach powszechnych w 2019 roku. Partia nominowała swojego członka-założyciela Hiltona Dawsona w Hartlepool na pierwsze parlamentarne wybory uzupełniające w latach 20. XX wieku. Przyjechał na dziesiątym miejscu. W wyborach lokalnych w 2021 r. Partia zatrzymała dwóch swoich radnych w Radzie Hrabstwa Durham w okręgach Passfield i Peterlee West. Pomimo utraty drugiego miejsca w tym drugim okręgu, zdobyli oba miejsca w Peterlee East, co dało im łącznie czterech radnych.

Lista krzeseł: Lp. - Imię i nazwisko - Okres pełnienia funkcji - Uwagi:

1. Hilton Dawson - czerwiec 2014 – czerwiec 2016 - Członek założyciel The North East Party

2. John Tait - czerwiec 2016 – lipiec 2017 - 2015 kandydat do parlamentu z okręgu Stockton North

3. Mary Cartwright - lipiec 2017 – czerwiec 2019

4. Mark Burdon - czerwiec 2019 – czerwiec 2020

4. Susan McDonnell - czerwiec 2020 – czerwiec 2021 - Kandydatka na posła z Easington (2015, 2017 i 2019), radna hrabstwa Peterlee West w Radzie Hrabstwa Durham

5. Brian Moore - czerwiec 2021 – teraz.

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10 North East shows offering an unmissable mix of comedy, tragedy, music - and murder - this September

10 North East shows offering an unmissable mix of comedy, tragedy, music – and murder – this September

… presenter and a producer of music videos, will entertain Geordie … and grisly elements plus original music. For all the venues … Easington Colliery Band and RMT Fishburn Brass Band. For tickets to its … their first concert at the venue. The September 16 gig also … Source link

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Class Teacher

Easington Colliery Primary School are seeking to recruit a Class Teacher Contract Type: Temporary | Working Pattern: Full time | Salary: £30,000 - £41,333 | Advert End Date: 10/05/2024 09:00 |  http://dlvr.it/T5vd10

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Family discover they visited wrong grave for years after going to bury mum

Family discover they visited wrong grave for years after going to bury mum

Tom Bell, 58, was distraught when he found out about the error (Picture: North News and Pictures) A family were devastated when they found they’d been visiting the wrong grave for 17 years after they went to bury their mum next to their dad. Tom Bell and his sisters, of Easington in County Durham, lost their mum last month and went to bury her alongside her husband according to her final…