Unlocked vehicles make it easy for the thieves
World-renowned writer on pop culture provides a finely-worded piece for afficianados of the ever-wierd Mark E Smith's FALL
Last night's full council meeting revealed a chaotic planning situation on a relatively simple decision (caravan occupancy and numbers at Cresswell.)
How well will the forthcoming application to develop Housing shopping and industry at Stobhill be handled? I am sorry to say we have to watch those responsible like a hawk. We cannot afford a whole-town impacting scheme like the Sainsbury's, Housing estate etc which money-hungry developers want for Stobhill to go through "on the nod"
One phone number for expert help with benefits and grants. Use it
The effort and organisation required to get natural justice in the current planning regime is demonstrated by this cautionary tale from Northbourne avenue residents.
Key decisions made by residents to focus on consultation prior to deciding most-needed project for Stobhill
See: "The People Proclaim" > 1. Helen Chase 2. Business and Social Reality
Problems with New Junction at Coopies Lane shows County Council’s weak links to the community and poor consultation process.
Chair of Northbourne Residents Association speaks out about the difficulties for ordinary people of influencing planning decisions - however ludicrous.
A valuable learning point for all of Morpeth - especially with some of the big decisions to be made in Stobhill!
Local Community Leader's proposal to slow traffic into Stobhill Village
Out of town shopping, with it's sets of identical sheds (You can guess the shops before they are built) are a huge threat to our town's culture and long-term viability. Morpeth is not Milton Keynes or Kingston Park.
Residents joined Ian Lindley, Jean Yannakayorgou, Community Police Officer Mick Leybourne and others spent this morning looking at what needs urgent attention in First to Fifth avenues in Stobhill. The rest of the estate will be visited soon
Outline plans have been drawn up for a Kingston Park-style development at Stobhill Manor.
Vote on this idea on this website.
See 'Publications of Interest' for photos and plans
Don't miss this important message for Christmas from the Masked Morpethian. A timely rage against the senseless, often preventable deaths on our roads.
The SCF committee, which represents all the parts of Stobhill and is dedicated to improving life in the area, has just heard that they have been given start-up funding. Dave Hogg, Chair comments; "This will enable the people of Stobhill to start the work of moving our area forward. This is great news"
Please have a look at the Community Safety section of the website for important guidance from our Community Officer
Helen Chase, friend and confidante of cutting-edge pop stars files her first three reports for Stobhill Website. Franz F, Morrisey, Sparks...See "The People Proclaim"
Your councillor attended a seminar on 5 December to explore the best ways for elected representatives to work with and motivate the council's paid officers.
Who was that masked man. See the Ranter under "The People Proclaim"
Some say this man is a world famous author. Others a barely rational local. YOU DECIDE
Warm Zone is a scheme to make our homes warmer, better and more energy efficient. Contact Gemma 01670 356642
Ian attended a key conference in Birmingham on 27 November to help councils decide transport policy. "Integrated Transport 2007"
Representatives from the organisations serving youth in Morpeth came together tonight to present their shared long term vision - to provide EVERY young person in Morpeth with worthwhile activities for personal growth.
Helen has written the world's first definitive fan's guide to one of the most important pop bands today. Ian attended the launch. Helen has agreed to write for this site on culture, music and anything she wants.
Ian is pressing for a proper network of linked cycle paths to ease travel in Morpeth and links to paths at Ashington and Bedlington
A long campaign by Stobhill councillors to get crumbling steps replaced comes to an end (almost!)
Working to get the basics in place from the County Council
Stobhill residents, shops, trades and public service providers are to be the main contributors to this website.
New law offers free off-peak pass to people over 60 and people with a disability
I am very proud to have been selected for this training because it means I will pick up information and help in supporting and developing our community.
The kids, headteacher Neil Richmond and the staff of our own Stobhillgate First School have designed a completely original outdoor facility
Monday 12 November saw the formation of what will be the key force improving and driving Stobhill forward.
