Job Vacancy – Parks & Grounds Operative
Ferryhill Town Council are looking to recruit a Parks & Grounds Operative For further information please visit Job Vacancies
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Job Vacancy – Environment Operative
Job Vacancy – Environment Operative Ferryhill Town Council is looking to appoint an Environment Operative. The successful candidate will be required to undertake general horticultural duties which will vary with the time of year and the length of the growing season including the general maintenance of parks and open spaces. The applicant must be flexible as the role…
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Job Vacancy
Parks & Grounds Operative £22,737.00 to £23,114.00, SCP 3 – 4 37 hours per week An opportunity has arisen for a committed and enthusiastic person to join our Parks and Grounds team. Duties will include: Grounds maintenance of parks and open spaces to include grass cutting, hedge trimming, clearing leaves and litter, clearing shrub beds,…
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Invitation to Ferryhill’s Annual Town Meeting
Calling All Community Groups and Residents! Ferryhill Town Council would like to invite local groups, organisations and residents to attend this year’s Annual Town Meeting, which has been scheduled to take place from 6.00pm onwards on Thursday, 2nd May 2024 at The Masonic Hall in Ferryhill. As in previous years it is envisaged that the…
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Calling All Community Groups and Residents! Invitation to Ferryhill’s Annual Town Meeting Ferryhill Town Council would like to invite local groups, organisations and residents to attend this year’s Annual Town Meeting, which has been scheduled to take place from 6.00pm onwards on Thursday, 2nd May 2024 at The Masonic Hall. As in previous years it is…
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Invitation to Annual Town Meeting
Calling All Community Groups and Residents! Invitation to Ferryhill’s Annual Town Meeting Ferryhill Town Council would like to invite local groups, organisations and residents to attend this year’s Annual Town Meeting, which has been scheduled to take place from 6.00pm onwards on Thursday, 29th May 2025 at The Masonic Hall. As in previous years, the meeting…
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Improvements to Dean Bank Dog Walking Area
Improvements to Dean Bank Dog Walking Area Near Completion Thanks to Grant Funding Thanks to funding secured via the 4Together Partnership totalling £35,000, Ferryhill Town Council has been able to commission a series of improvements to the Dog Walking Area at Dean Bank Park, which was re-named Brian Avery Walk after the County Councillor, who championed…
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Hundreds Attend Armed Forces Day Celebrations
Hundreds Turn Out to Attend Ferryhill Town Council’s Armed Forces Day Celebrations Ferryhill Town Council would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who attended and participated in its Armed Forces Day Celebrations over the weekend. The celebrations began on Friday, 26th June, with Mayor, Councillor Curtis Bihari officiating at a Flag Raising…
DetailsHuge Turnout for Ferryhill’s Christmas Fayre & Switch-On
Hundreds of people turned out on a chilly, but dry evening to enjoy the town’s Christmas Fayre and Switch-on on Friday, 25th November. Festivities began with a parade from St Luke’s Church to the Town Hall led by Sox and Bandit from Blackberry Donkeys and two pipers from Newton Aycliffe Pipe Band. Christmas lights were…
DetailsHolocaust Memorial Day
Today, on Holocaust Memorial Day, we pause to remember the millions of lives destroyed by the Nazi regime. Yesterday at Beamish Museum, I listened to Brenda Dinsdale from the Newcastle Reform Synagogue speak about the importance of remembrance. She reminded us that the generation of survivors is now almost gone, and the responsibility to carry…
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