Young Visitors Enjoy Sport Trip

By Mike Morgan

Young visitors enjoy sport trip

CHILDREN from Chernobyl have enjoyed some special Hambleton hospitality.

A group of youngsters staying in the district spent time at Stokesley leisure centre with coaches Jemma Donne and Jordon O’Hara, enjoying gymnastics and trampolining. They were staying with host families as part of a visit organised by the Northallerton branch of the Friends of Chernobyl’s Children charity. The youngsters are from Belarussian orphanages or disadvantaged homes and it’s planned the trips to the centre will become a regular part of their holiday to Hambleton.

Muck wins brass

RETIRED psychiatric nurse Sharyn Clarkson of Redcar ordered an pounds 8 composting bin during National Compost Awareness Week, promoted by Redcar and Cleveland Council, and won a lucky draw for pounds 100 of garden centre vouchers, donated by DHL. To find out more about home composting, log on to www.recyclenow.com/compost or call 0845 077 0757.

Easter time for talk

BEDALE Archaeology and History Society presents an illustrated talk on Easter Island on Tuesday, August 7, at 7.30pm in Bedale Hall. Entry free to members, non-members pounds 2 – U16s are free.

Bridge results

Stockton’s Elmwood Bridge results for July 13 were: 1) Pauline and Brian Somerville, 60% and 2) Jean Peat and Margaret Rennie 52%.

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