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ISSUE 25
Village Plans Refresh
Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Events
Photography Competition
Play Park New Bins
Welcome to Issue 25 of Seaton Valley Council’s
Futures Magazine
It’s wonderful to see the spring flowers and bedding Work has been ongoing with our partners at
around the Valley, to welcome the start of the Northumbria Police, Northumberland County Council
warmer weather after a mild, but very stormy winter. and our schools to address Anti-Social Behaviour in
the Valley, focusing on how we can work together to
The summer is set to get off to a fantastic start with prevent it from occurring. We are looking into ways
the celebrations for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee of engaging more effectively with young people to
in June. Groups of volunteers in our villages have prevent this type of behaviour, as we are aware of
organised lots of events to celebrate this momentous the effect it has on residents and the negative image
occasion in our history. it places on our young people. We hope to have an
engagement plan in place for the summer.
The council will be getting things started with lighting
the Seaton Valley Beacon at Seaton Sluice Harbour Let’s hope that the weather is good for all the Platinum
on the evening of Thursday 2 June, as part of the Jubilee celebrations over the long Bank Holiday
National and Commonwealth Jubilee Beacons event. weekend in early June and please have a great
Then, there is a full weekend of events in our villages time if you are attending any of the village Jubilee
to celebrate Her Majesty’s Jubilee. We have included celebrations or if you are having your own street or
details of the events in this issue of our magazine and garden party. It would be great to see many of you at
more details will be advertised on social media and the Jubilee Beacon lighting event we are hosting
posters as we approach June. on the 2 June.
We have installed some Platinum Jubilee flower I hope you enjoy this issue of our magazine and
beds in all of our villages to mark this event. The please don’t hesitate to contact the council with any
beds already look nice, with the blossom trees and comments you may have about the articles
complimentary planting. The beds will be adopted by included within it.
the village In Bloom groups, who will ensure that they
are well maintained.
Susan Dungworth
Work has started on the refresh of our Village Plans.
The original plans, which were completed in 2015, Chair, Seaton Valley Community Council
helped us to target our budget to tackle issues and
improve services highlighted by residents, community
groups and businesses during the initial consultation If you would like to contact Seaton Valley Council,
process. This refresh will give you the opportunity Please use the details below:
to feedback to the council what your priorities are Telephone:
and what issues you would like us to focus on. I ask
0191 237 9870
everyone to please take the time to get involved with
Email:
this consultation as it is important for us to get your
views to help us deliver a better and more focused contact@seatonvalleycommunitycouncil.gov.uk
services to our residents and businesses.
Open: Address:
The photos that were submitted into the Photography
Competition this year have, once again, been Monday - Friday 20-22 Astley Road
wonderful. My councillor colleagues who were Opening Times: Seaton Delaval
involved in the judging had a great time looking at all Northumberland
8:30am - 4:00pm
of the photos and they found it very difficult to choose NE25 0DG
the category winners. The amazing pictures really
show how Seaton Valley is such a varied and beautiful
place to live.
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Fun Litter Bins Installed In Play Parks
The council has installed Froggo
novelty litter bins in most of our
younger children’s play parks
throughout Seaton Valley.
Whilst litter is a common issue raised by residents; rubbish
dropped in play parks looks particularly unsightly and
attracts birds and other pests which can be a health hazard
to the young children playing in the parks.
Litter is ‘fed’ into the bin character’s shaped mouth making
disposing of rubbish a fun and engaging way to encourage
children to use waste bins.
By introducing this new type of bin the council hopes
to encourage children from an early age to get more
enthusiastic about litter prevention.
The litter bins that have been removed are being re-used in
other locations in the valley as replacements for older bins.
Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Flower Beds
Over the spring we have created five new flower beds,
one in each of the villages, to commemorate the Queen’s
Platinum Jubilee.
The beds are located in the following locations:
• Holywell – Opposite the Premier shop.
• New Hartley – Near the chicane on Bristol Street.
• Seaton Delaval – Wheatridge.
• Seaton Sluice – On the junction of Beresford Road and
Collywell Bay Road.
• Seghill – On the junction of Annitsford Road and
Reid’s Lane.
The beds all have a blossom tree at the centre surrounded
by colourful planting that includes; Lavender, Uncinia, Hebe
and other bedding plants. A plaque commemorating the
Platinum Jubilee will also be placed in each of the beds.
The Jubilee Flower Beds have been adopted by the village
In Bloom groups.
Seaton Valley Futures 3
Village Plans Refresh
• Speed Indicator Devices were installed to
reduce speeding.
• Shop front improvements in Seaton Delaval
Efforts to improve local bus services, the need for
which appeared in a number of the plans, are ongoing.
Representations have been made to the transport
authorities, but convincing commercial operators of the
need for more local services is always a challenge.
Also, there is a feeling across the Valley that more could
be offered in terms of activities, facilities and services for
young people and older adults.
In 2015 the council published Seaton Valley Village Plans
But what do you think? We know from the widespread
together with a valley wide action plan covering each of
consultation we did last time that people like living in
the five villages. The plans were based on consultation
the Valley, whilst acknowledging the scope for further
with local people and organisations via interviews,
improvements to the overall quality of life. Things have
questionnaires and engagement events in each of the
clearly changed since 2015, it’s been a tough few years
villages (a copy of each of the plans can be found on the
for just about everyone. What do you think would make
council’s website).
your village an even better place to live? And what are the
challenges facing the Valley as a whole? How have they
The intention was always to review and refresh the plans
changed since 2015? And just as importantly where do you
after five years, although this was delayed a couple of years
think the new opportunities are?
by the pandemic.
There are lots of ways in which you can have your say
In March this year we commissioned ‘Your Back Yard’, a
social enterprise company who worked with us on the • There is an online survey to complete that can be
2015 plans, to carry out this review and help us develop a accessed through our website (all respondents have the
new plan. To simplify things, the remit this time is to do added incentive of being entered in a draw for a £50
one valley wide plan with themes and projects reflecting gift voucher!)
priorities in each of the villages, as well as for the valley
• A hard copy of the survey is available on request, and
as a whole.
will be left at key community locations
A review of progress against what was in the 2015 plans • You can leave comments on our Facebook page
has highlighted that much has been achieved. A number of @seatonvalleycommunitycouncil
projects have been successfully delivered including: • Twitter users can tweet us at @seatonvalleycc using
the hashtag #SeatonValleyPlan
• Gateway signs have been erected on all major routes
into Seaton Valley. • If you go to Astley High, Whytrig Middle or Seaton
Sluice Middle Schools, we will be having sessions there,
• Replacement Play Parks have been installed at Mitford
talking directly to pupils about what they would like to
Road in Seaton Delaval and Deneside in Seghill and new
see in their communities
play parks were installed at Hastings Gardens in New
Hartley and at the Welfare Park in Seghill.
There will also be opportunities for people who prefer face
• A new play park is currently planned for Northside Place to face consultation, and having a good discussion about
in Holywell. things. Once the first phase of consultation has been
carried out and some ideas and priorities emerge there
• 20 MPH speed zones were introduced in Seghill, Seaton
will be a staffed ‘road show’ stopping off in each of the five
Sluice and New Hartley.
villages in early summer (dates to be confirmed).
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Cllr. Susan Dungworth, Chair of Seaton Valley Council
said: “When we did the consultation for the original plans
in 2015 we got a big response from residents, community
groups, businesses and partner organisations. More than
600 people took time out to give us their views; it would be
great to get something similar this time.
As a small council, with limited resources, we will not have
all the funding to do everything that appears in the plan.
However, the more support we have for ideas from the
community, the better position we will be in to target our
budget to make these things happen. So please do tell us
what you think!”
You can keep up to date with regular updates on the Village
Plan Refresh on our website and social media.
Access to the online survey
on our website is through
the Community – Community
Planning – Village Plans menu or
scan the QR code.
Gardening Competition 2022
Do you have a garden you’re really proud of?
Whether your garden is a tiny courtyard or on rolling acres,
we would love to see it as we welcome entries from gardens
of all shapes and sizes.
There are lots of categories including Best Garden, Best
Local Business Display and Best Container and Hanging
Basket to mention a few.
The competition is free to enter and is open to all Seaton
Valley residents. You can enter yourself or even nominate a
neighbour’s garden, a business or a local community project.
The closing date for nominations is Friday 15 July with Application forms are available on
judging due to take place from the 25 July. Prizes will be
our website and from the council
awarded to the winner in each category.
offices in Seaton Delaval.
Seaton Valley Futures 5
Considerate Parking
The majority of drivers park their vehicles in a considerate
manner. However, there are a few drivers who do not think
about others when they leave their vehicles. This type of
anti-social parking is having an undesired effect on
the community.
Examples of inconsiderate parking are where vehicles are
parked on pavements when it is considered not necessary,
or where they are parked too far onto the pavement causing
a hazard to pedestrians. Vehicles parked on the foot way
can cause an obstruction and inhibit the independence of
many vulnerable people, especially older or disabled people
with visual or mobility impairments.
When pedestrians, for example families with pushchairs,
are forced into the road and into oncoming traffic,
pavement parking is simply dangerous.
Vehicles parked too close to the edge of people’s driveways
or to road junctions also cause an issue. Parking too close
to the edge of driveways often leads to residents being
unable to access or to exit from their drive resulting in
additional parking on the road. Parking too close to road
junctions can be dangerous.
Parking on grass verges causes damage to the grassed area We would like to encourage motorists to think about the
which is hazardous, unsightly and costly. We have also had consequences of their actions and to alter their parking
incidents where parked vehicles on grassed areas have habits so as to avoid causing a nuisance to other path or
prevented our team from cutting the grass. road users, damage to grassed areas, the need for civil
penalty charge notices or for the police to have to be called.
Responsibility for Parking Enforcement lies with
Northumberland County Council or Northumbria We also ask residents who have got visitors or workman at
Police depending on whether there are any road traffic their properties to ensure that they park in a considerate
regulations in place. manner, do not block any access for pedestrians and
motorists and that they refrain from parking on
The county council deals with civil parking enforcement grassed areas.
where there are yellow lines (single or double), school keep
clear markings, bus stops, adjacent to pedestrian dropped By highlighting this issue we would like to win public
kerbs, disabled bays and pedestrian crossing zig zags. support to combat anti-social parking. If you need to report
They are unable to carry out any enforcement where no a civil parking issue you can contact:
regulations are in place.
Northumberland County Council on: 0345 600 6400
The police deal with obstructions on the highway where no
Email: parkingservices@northumberland.gov.uk
signs, lines or regulations are in place.
Obstructions to the highway should be reported to the
police on 101.
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Northumberland Youth Service
Northumberland County Council Youth Service have been Currently we are working closely with Seaton Valley Council
working throughout the pandemic with young people in and several other organisations looking at activities for the
Seaton Valley. Even though we could not keep our youth summer and making sure young people can engage in a
clubs open we were still working in the community on a wide range of sessions.
street basis with young people.
Follow our social media on Facebook to find out more of
Now that restrictions have eased, we have been able to what is going on in the area.
open our youth session on a Tuesday evening from 6-8pm in
Astley Park.
Our youth club enables young people to socialise, build
relationships with their friends and workers and engage in
activities as well as issue-based work. As well as this, every
week we have our detached teams out in the community on
an evening working with young people. Our teams cover the
whole of Seaton Valley throughout the year moving around
different areas depending on where young people are.
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Beacons
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Beacons have been organised
by Pageantmaster Bruno Peek LVO OBE OPR. More than
1,500 beacons will be lit that will enable communities to pay
tribute to The Queen as part of her official Platinum Jubilee
Weekend of celebrations.
The event will start from 9:15 PM. A piper will play ‘Diu
Regnare’ at 9:35 PM. This unique tune has been especially
written for this historic event.
We are hoping that residents will join us at the Seaton Valley
Beacon in Seaton Sluice to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum To officially announce the lighting of the beacons, a unique
Jubilee on Thursday 2 June 2022. Bugle Call entitled ‘Majesty’ will be undertaken by a cornet
player at 9:40 PM followed by the lighting of the beacon
Her Majesty The Queen will become the first British at 9:45 PM accompanied by a choir singing ‘A Song for the
Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee, 70 years of Commonwealth’.
service, having acceded to the throne on 6th February 1952.
Entry to the event site, on the headland behind The Kings
Beacons will be lit as part of the celebrations throughout Arms at Seaton Sluice Harbour, will be via West Terrace.
the United Kingdom, Channel Islands, Isle of Man and UK
Overseas Territories. Beacons will also be lit in each of the
capital cities of the Commonwealth countries.
Seaton Valley Futures 7
Correction
There is a correction on page 5 of Issue 24 of our Futures
Magazine. The winner and runners-up in the picture were
from Holywell and not New Hartley. We apologise for
this oversight.
Holywell Winner: Freya Douglas
Runners-up: Georgia Mosey, Mollie Mackenzie
Seaton Valley Photography Competition 2022
The Seaton Valley Photography Competition 2022
attracted over 200 entries across the five categories of
Landscape, Wildlife, Village Life, Under 18 and Under 10. The
competition was introduced in 2016 for residents to share
photographs that represent where they live.
The winners were chosen by a panel of judges comprising
of councillors from the three Seaton Valley Wards.
The panel were amazed at the range of photographs they
had to view that included landscapes from the countryside
and the coast, stunning wildlife images, families enjoying
the area and fun pictures of animals and pets. The category winners are:
Cllr. Sue Bowman said: “I enjoyed seeing the variety of • Landscape – Lynsey Eddy
photographs from around Seaton Valley. They showed how • Wildlife – Tony Quinn
Seaton Valley is a lovely place to live.” Cllr. Eva Coulson
• Village Life – Helen Foster
said: “The wildlife images were amazing and I admire the
patience of the photographers waiting to get the right • Under 18s – Zak Friend
image.” Cllr. Jill Henderson added: “I loved the diversity of • Under 10s – Elliot Chatman
the photographs and how they showed the photographer’s
interpretation of what is around them.” We would like to thank everyone who entered photographs
into the competition; we enjoyed seeing the images from
across Seaton Valley and how much people were enjoying
the area.
The category winners each receive a certificate and a
£50 gift card.
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Wildlife by Tony Quinn Under 10s by Elliot Chatman Village Life by Helen Foster Under 18s by Zak Friend Landscape by Lynsey Eddy Seaton Valley Futures 9
Northumbria Police
As a Force, we know just how much
anti-social behaviour can impact
those living in our communities.
Around this time of year our call handlers and officers
typically see reports start to increase in line with the school
holidays, warmer weather and lighter nights.
We want to reassure you that our local policing team are
committed to keeping our streets safe, working alongside
a range of partners and other organisations, from the We always encourage local people to be our eyes and ears
fire services to local authorities, community groups and and report any instances of ASB to Northumbria Police
charities – to ensure concerns are acted on and those by calling 101 or you can ‘Report an incident’ or ‘Tell us
committing offences are dealt with appropriately. something’ through the links on our web page.
Locally, the Neighbourhood Policing Team who cover the Inspector Jonathan Caisley is the Neighbourhood Inspector
Seaton Valley area have set up Operation Disband. Blyth and Seaton Valley Neighbourhood Policing.
Operation Disband sees officers sit down on a monthly There is more information about ASB on our website under
basis with the local partners to discuss emerging ASB the ‘Report It’ link:
related issues and, most importantly, come up beta.northumbria.police.uk/our-services
with solutions.
Contacting the Police
These meetings have helped identify problem times and
areas and allowed for us to increase police presence and The Seaton Valley Neighbourhood Police Team are based at
patrols during these times, but that’s just one of many the Police Station in Manor Walks in Cramlington.
measures we have in place. Communication and education
are also at the heart of Operation Disband. There are a number of ways that you can contact the
Neighbourhood Police Team if you need to speak to them
We aim to prevent such behaviour happening in the first about any neighbourhood issues.
place through education, so people can understand the
impact their behaviour has on others. You can phone and email the Police using the contact
details below:
We understand the effect such negative behaviour can have Phone: 101 Extension 75536
on our communities and we are committed to working with
(Monday – Friday 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM)
our partners to help prevent cases occurring and taking
appropriate action when they do. Email: cramlington.npt@northumbria.pnn.police.uk
If you need to report a crime, incident or Anti-Social Behaviour that is not
urgent or has already occurred, you should do this on 101.
In an Emergency, if there is a risk to someone’s life or safety, or if the crime or
incident is still happening, you should always use 999.
10 seatonvalleycommunitycouncil.gov.ukVillage Jubilee Events
Seghill Community Association are holding a Queen’s
Platinum Jubilee Gala on Saturday 4 June. The Jubilee
Gala will commence on the Welfare Recreation Ground at
midday with a Gala Procession from the Comrades Club to
the Welfare Field along Front Street starting at 12:50. On the
Welfare Field there will be a Fun Fair, Laser Quest, Family
Races, a Brass Band and traditional musical entertainment.
New Hartley Community and Residents Associations, in
conjunction with village community groups, Jack and the
Beanstark cafe and Seaton Delaval Hall are holding a Queen’s
Platinum Jubilee Village Celebration on Saturday 4 June on
the Memorial Playing Field. The celebrations start at midday
An extended Platinum Jubilee Weekend Bank Holiday, with a free Picnic on the field followed by 1950’s games and
from Thursday 2 June to Sunday 5 June, will provide an a circus skills workshops. From 4:00 PM there is a BBQ and
opportunity for communities to come together to celebrate beer tent and there will be a live band in the Victory Club from
this historic milestone. The 4 days of celebrations will include 9:00 PM. More information is on the group’s Facebook page:
public events and community activities, as well as national
moments of reflection on The Queen’s 70 years of service. www.facebook.com/groups/newhartleycommunity
Seaton Sluice Community Association are holding a Jubilee
In Holywell the In Bloom group are organising some
Afternoon Tea on Thursday 2 June at 2:00 PM (tickets on
activities. Their celebrations start on Thursday 2 June with a
sale). On Friday 3 June there is a Jubilee Quiz Night and Pie
Trooping the Colour with Cake. On Saturday 4 June the group
& Pea Supper from 7:00 PM (tickets on sale). On Saturday
are planting a ‘great oak’ and time capsule at the Holywell
the association are holding a Jubilee Family Fun Day that
Orchard. This is followed by a BBQ Lunch, children’s races and
starts at 10:00 AM. All of the events are being held at the
entertainment. More information is on the group’s Facebook
Community Centre on Albert Road. Please contact the
page:
Community Centre on 0191 2980323 for more information and
www.facebook.com/holywellinbloom to purchase tickets.
We aren’t aware of any specific community events in Seaton
Delaval at the moment but we are aware that there are a
number of individual street parties being organised
by local residents.
Seaton Valley Futures 11Seaton Delaval Hall
© Copyright NTIAnnapurna Mellor
It’s been a busy few months at the Hall as we come ever More learning resources and programmes will be launching
closer to completing the National Lottery Heritage Fund- later in the year as a result of the partnership with
supported Curtain Rises project. We’re into the final few Northumbria University and the Rising Stars programme,
weeks now and by the time you read this the West Wing will which began as part of the Curtain Rises project. In the
be tantalisingly close to being reopened after four years. meantime if you want to talk to someone in the team about
how we can work with you to support your curriculum,
A lot has changed in that time: it’s been re-roofed and had please contact Anna Gillings, Partnerships & Programming
six new chimneys installed; a new conservation-grade Officer, at anna.gillings@nationaltrust.org.uk.
central heating system has been introduced alongside a
new breathable paint scheme throughout. You’ll be able to Children not yet of school age can continue to enjoy our free
get much closer to the newly-conserved Bell portraits of term-time drop-in gardening and craft sessions on a Friday
the family, thanks to the Art Fund, which has supported the morning from 10:30am – 12pm. This runs every Friday in term
conservation of the six paintings. time until the end of October and admission is not required.
You’ll be able to walk along the connecting kitchen Next month we’re looking forward to joining the Jubilee
passage from the Central Hall to the West Wing and celebrations in New Hartley on the 4 June, when we’ll be
explore a new interpretation scheme that hints at some joined by Circus Central’s youth circus who’ll perform Quirky
of the stories of the people who lived and worked at the Circus Circles inspired by the Delaval’s love of mischief and
Hall and in its industries. trickery. There’ll be a chance for you to have a go too so we’ll
look forward to seeing you there!
The Curtain Rises project work has also continued on and
off site with some of our local partners. In February half
term we showcased the culmination of work with Seaton
Sluice First School, Seaton Delaval First School, Seaton
Sluice Middle School and Whytrig Middle School.
The Mischief and Mayhem exhibition displayed some of
the creative inventions pupils had designed as a result of
exploring the history of the Hall’s inventive and mischievous
family, linking in with a variety of curriculum priorities
including history, science, technology and art. Later this
term we’re looking forward to welcoming Astley High School
sixth formers for work experience placements.
SeatonDelavalNT NationalTrustSeatonDelavalHall nationaltrust.org.uk/seaton-delaval-hall
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Seaton Valley Futures 13Seaton Valley Partnership Performance Report
1 January - 31 March 2022
Grounds Maintenance
WINTER WORKS PROGRAMME
The winter works programme is now complete with shrub bed maintenance and footpath edging, including additional work,
carried out at a variety of locations across Seaton Valley.
GRASS CUTTING
Grass cutting commenced on 14t March 2022 and we are currently undertaking cutting cycle 2.
FLORAL BEAUTIFICATION
Ongoing work preparing and planning summer bedding throughout Seaton Valley.
Street Cleaning Public Realm
100% of Litter picks and bin emptying has been Bus Shelter cleaning completed to schedule.
completed to schedule.
War Memorial inspection and cleansing completed to schedule.
Mechanical Sweeping completed to schedule.
Storm Arwen clear up is ongoing.
25,000 kg of litter was collected and 67 fly tips were
removed during the period. 11 of the fly tips were also Replacement of aging litter bins throughout Seaton Valley
investigated by the Enforcement Team. completed.
14 abandoned vehicles and 9 yard accumulations were
actioned by the Enforcement Team during this period. 11
advice letters, 2 warning letters, 1 FPNs and 1 Community SEATON VALLEY PARTNERSHIP EXPENDITURE
Protection Warning were issued. ALLOCATION 2021/22
Grounds Maintenance
Public Realm
Customer Feedback Street Cleansing
COMPLIMENTS
1 Compliment was received during the period 1 January - 31
Budget £609,460
March 2022 regarding Neighbourhood services.
COMPLAINTS BUDGET 2020/2021
5 formal stage one complaints were received during
the period 1 January - 31 March 2022. All complaints are
investigated and actioned accordingly. £152,365 £152,365 £152,365 £152,365
During the COVID-19 pandemic we have continued to
work within the Government’s guidance to maintain the
safety of staff and members of the public during this Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4
unprecedented time.
Quote of the Quarter
“I wish to thank you all most sincerely for doing your job so efficiently and with such smiles.”
14 seatonvalleycommunitycouncil.gov.ukCouncillor Information
NEXT COUNCIL
MEETING DATES
Wed 25 May
Annual Meeting &
Cllr. Susan Dungworth Cllr. Graham Eastwood Cllr. David Ferguson Annual Parish Meeting
CHAIR VICE CHAIR Hartley Ward 6.30pm
Hartley Ward Seghill with Seaton Delaval Ward New Hartley
TEL TEL TEL Memorial Hall
0191 237 5531 07787 072147 07890 046696
EMAIL EMAIL EMAIL --
susandungworth61@gmail.com cllrgesvpc@gmail.com david.ferguson01@
northumberland.gov.uk
Wed 27 July
Full Council
7.00pm
Seghill Institute
Memorial Hall
--
Wed 21 September
Cllr. Jill Henderson Cllr. Les Bowman Cllr. Eva Coulson
Full Council
Hartley Ward Holywell Ward Holywell Ward
7.00pm
TEL TEL TEL Seaton Sluice Community
07918 665959 07904 060594 07548 252043 Centre
EMAIL EMAIL EMAIL
jill1104@icloud.com lesbowman@me.com evacoulson@hotmail.co.uk --
Planning Sub-Committees will
be scheduled as and
when required.
SURGERIES
Details of surgeries are
Cllr. Ann Stanners Cllr. Sue Bowman Cllr. Eve Chicken available on our website The
Council - Councillor Details.
Holywell Ward Seghill with Seaton Delaval Ward Seghill with Seaton Delaval Ward
Please use the contact details
TEL TEL if you wish to contact your
TEL
07576 431152 07961 940065 Ward Councillor to discuss
07922 673987
any issues.
EMAIL EMAIL EMAIL
annstanners@hotmail.com suebowman@me.com eve.chicken@yahoo.co.uk
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