Blyth Town Council, week commencing 9th December

There are two meetings scheduled at Blyth Town Council next week

Assets Committee , Tuesday 10th December, 6:30 at Arms Evertyne House 

Planning & Development Committee, Wednesday 11th December , 6:30 at Arms Evertyne House

Blyth Town Council, Week beginning 2nd December

As far as I am aware there is only one meeting at Blyth Town Council next week

Allotments Committee , Thursday 5th December at 6:30 pm , Arms Evertyne House

Blyth Town Council, Meetings Week Commencing 25th November

As far as I am aware there is only one scheduled meeting next week

Planning & Development Committee , Thursday 28th November , 6:30 at Arms Evertyne House

The Events Committee originally scheduled for next Tuesday was brought forward a week

I understand that there is to be a "Chairs and ViceChairs" meeting on Tuesday (26th) , but how much of a formal meeting of he council it is I'm not sure.

Certainly all the Chairs and Vice Chairs are Labour members, but if it is to be deemed a meeting of the council the what happened to proportionality? Will minutes be taken / kept? Will the meeting be open to all councillors , of all parties? Will it be open to the press and public? We wait and see ......

Model Railway Exhibition at Newsham

There is to be a model railway exhibition at St Bede's Parish Centre ( Church Hall) , Newsham on 22nd and 23rd November

Opening times will be:-

Friday 22nd,  2pm - 8pm

Saturday 23rd , 10am - 5 pm

There will be about 15 layouts on show ( including Ed Orwin's excellent N gauge model of Blyth Station ) and "at least" one trade stand

There will be a small entry fee, £2 for adults, £1 for children

It is good to see the Blyth & Tyne Model Railway Society exhibiting at Blyth again ( although I'm not sure if this is an official BTMRS show )

Blyth Town Council, Meetings week beginning 18th November

I'm only aware of one meeting at Blyth Town Council next week

Events Committee, Tuesday 19th November, 6:30 pm at Arms Evertyne House

This meeting is to discuss the final arrangements for the Christmas Activities ...I'm going to resist calling it "The Winter Festival", even though the events start on 22nd November, which is hardly Christmas yet ....