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The culmination of weeks of hard work will come together in Seaton today, when hundreds of tea boxes and goody bags will surprise residents old and young. From 12pm today (December 19) volunteers will begin to deliver 515 tea boxes to older residents in Seaton, Camerton and Barepot. From 1pm to 4pm hampers will be delivered to families who need a little bit of help at Christmas around the villages and with those hampers Workington Town Rugby League Football Club has donated toys for children under 16. The volunteers - known as 'Team Seaton' have also distributed nearly 750 goodie bags...

John Stewart Since the Covid-19 outbreak occurred all of our lives have been impacted in many different ways including the vocabulary that we use in our regular conversations to our neighbours, friends and family. Just think in 2019, did you think in 2020 we would have established of using the words such as pandemic, quarantine, lockdown, Zoom, bubbles, contract tracing, furlough, PPE, R Rate and self isolating? Many of these words are maybe ones that we have never wanted to use which have resulted through coronavirus. However, we have great positives that have been achieved in 2020 with ...

Dr William Donald Hoskins MBE who has died aged 88 Tributes have been paid to a prominent musician from Abertillery who died has died aged 88. Dr William Donald Hoskins MBE was born in the Abertillery area in June 1932, the son of William and Olive Hoskins. He was delivered by the local midwife Granny Poore, who was paid two shilllings and sixpence (12.5p today). He attended nursery school on the mountain side near his home and accompanied his Aunt Annie Dowden to the Methodist Chapel every Sunday. He was a pupil of Six Bells Junior Mixed, obtaining a scholarship to Abertillery Gramma...

News from Bride Printed and digital download photos available Bride Methodist Chapel’s nativity service will be held on Sunday, December 13, at 2.30pm. It will be led by Sunday School children and followed by coffee and mince pies. A Christmas service with Dilys Sowery will feature music, singing and readings on Sunday, December 20 Share this story