Christmas Closure
Ferryhill Town Council will close today for the Christmas period, the Town Hall office will re-open on Tuesday 3rd January 2023. On behalf of Members and staff we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Ferryhill Town Council presents Members Initiative Fund Cheque to Ferryhill Churches Together to Support Local Foodbank
Ferryhill Town Council is pleased to announce that the latest group to receive funding through its Members Initiative Fund (MIF) are Ferryhill Churches Together. Representatives from the organisation, Mr & Mrs McDonagh attended a presentation at Ferryhill Town Hall this week, where Councillor Stephen Bowron presented them with a cheque for £100 from his MIF…
Ferryhill Town Council presents Members Initiative Fund Cheque for £100 to Ferryhill Athletic FC
Ferryhill Athletic FC have become the latest group to benefit through Ferryhill Town Council’s Members Initiative Fund. Launched in April 2022, the Fund has now seen a total of £5,900 being donated to support local projects and initiatives. In a cheque presentation held at Ferryhill Town Hall, Councillor Stephen Bowron presented a cheque for £100…
Santa Tour Returns to Ferryhill, 4pm – 6.45pm Thursday 22nd December 2022
Ferryhill Town Council is pleased to announce that it will once again be organising a Santa Tour around Ferryhill this year. Santa, who will be taking time out of his busy schedule to visit Ferryhill will be chauffeur driven on a specially adapted vehicle, so that he can wave at children enroute. The event will…
Ferryhill Town Council presents Members Initiative Fund Cheque to Little Treasures Autism Charity
Having launched its Members Initiative Fund (MIF) in April 2022, Ferryhill Town Council is pleased to announce that it has already been able to support sixteen local groups through the scheme. The latest group to receive funding is Little Treasures Autism Charity, who recently attended a presentation at Ferryhill Town Hall where Councillor Stephen Bowron…
A consultation on division boundaries for Durham County Council has begun
People in County Durham are being encouraged to have their say on potential new local council boundaries in the area. The Local Government Boundary Commission is asking for residents’ views on a proposed new pattern of electoral divisions for the council. The commission has decided that the number of Councillors in the county should be…