Burradon and Camperdown 
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Next Meeting: Tuesday 7 February 2012 Topic: Housing
 
In Memory of Rikki

The family, friends and local community are devastated following the passing of Rikki and we are all struggling to come to terms with this senseless loss in such tragic circumstances. Rikki was a typical teenager full of life and vibrancy and he always had a smile and a friendly greeting when you passed him on the street and he was regarded as a really nice lad. Rikki was from a very close family and had a strong circle of friends and he was always happy in their company.

The conduct and dignified reaction of his friends following his passing, with the floral tributes and the candlelit vigils on the village green to his memory has restored our faith in young people.

The thoughts and prayers of the people of Burradon and Camperdown are with his family and friends.


 
The former police house, Station Road, Camperdown

North Tyneside Council’s Planning Enforcement proposed to enforce a Section 215 Notice to compel S V Rutter to remove the overgrown vegetation and the rubbish which has accumulated on the site. However, Mr Rutter provided the court with an undertaking to tidy the site.

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The Forum has been approached over the years to raise funds for a wide range of projects or to support groups within the village, however, raising the funds for the trips for the luncheon club has provided the members with the most satisfaction. Read More
 

Virtual Neighbourhood Watch Scheme
Your local Policing team in Killingworth are inviting Dudley, Fordley, Annitsford, Burradon and Camperdown residents to sign up and join a Virtual Neighbourhood Watch Scheme. (VNHW).... Read More
     
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Burradon Pond Wildlife Project

Groundwork North East is an environmental charity working across the North East and Cumbria. We make change to create better neighbourhoods, build skills and job prospects and help people live and work in a greener way.

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Bill Marley