East Durham Music Festival

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1 East Durham Music Festival 2009

2 welcome I am pleased to welcome you to this year s East Durham Music Festival, which promises its usual blend of live music and talented entertainers. Previously organised by the former District of Easington Council, I am delighted that Durham County Council has kept this much-loved festival alive, for what is now its seventeenth year. The event, which will run from Saturday, 3 October to Sunday, 22 November, offers an exciting line-up of musical talent and as such makes it difficult to pick out only a few highlights. However, a special mention this year should be given to East Durham College, which moved to its new campus earlier this year. The college s Lubetkin Theatre with its state-of-the-art facilities offers a programme to please most musical tastes, including the eagerly anticipated Dance for The King (6 November) featuring the flamencoinspired guitar skills of Paul Donnelly. Many of the festival s performers are stars in their own musical genres. Headlining this year s Seaham Musicfest (25 October) is the renowned American blues singer Michael Roach and stalwart of the British folk scene Box Fox. For fans of brass you can t better Mark Bousie and his fellow soloists from The Fairey Band (25 October), however, if you enjoy the best of world music then you shouldn t miss one of India s leading traditional folk ensembles Pallab Kirtania (11 October). The festival of course is deeply rooted in our local communities and as such offers many opportunities to sample the best of our home-grown musical talent, both professional and amateur, with performers ranging from classical ensembles to rock bands and musical theatre groups. In addition, following a festival tradition, there is a host of workshops for both budding and more experienced musicians to take part in. So as you can see, once again East Durham Music Festival offers plenty for all to enjoy. Eunice Huntington, Cabinet Member for Healthier Coummunities and Culture.

3 Additional copies of this brochure and large print copies can be obtained from the address below. You can also download its contents by visiting the council s website at: Arts Team Durham County Council Easington Locality Office Seaside Lane Easington Peterlee SR8 3TN colin.robson@durham.gov.uk Telephone (0191) Ticket availability Performances and workshops take place in a wide range of venues throughout east Durham. For tickets or further information please refer to the contact details listed after each event. If you have any problems making contact please telephone the Arts Team on the above number. Disclaimer While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information given, Durham County Council cannot accept any liability resulting from omissions or inaccuracies.

4 THE PERSUADERS Saturday, 3 October 6.45pm Easington Social Welfare Centre, Seaside Lane, Easington Colliery, SR8 3PL Prepare to be transported back to the sixties! The Persuaders are a four-piece band with the sound, look and feel of a group plucked from the sixties. The live set includes covers of songs by the likes of The Kinks, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Searchers, and The Shadows. Tickets 3 pay on the door or book on DCBBA Annual Solos Contest Sunday, 4 October 10am Blackhall Community Centre, Hesledon Road, Blackhall, TS27 4LG Durham County Brass Band Association s Annual Solos, Duets and Quartets Contest proves, for anyone who needs proof, that the brass band tradition is alive and well among the county s younger generation. Tickets 2 and 1 concessions on the door. Further information from Mavis Lloyd of DCBBA on

5 Dance Tea Dance Sunday, 4 October 2pm Blackpool Tower organist Graeme Scarlett plays for dancers at Thornley each Sunday from 4 October to 15 November. Tickets 2.50 pay on the door. For further information phone Sequence Dance Tuesday, 6 October 7.30pm 50/50 sequence dance instruction at Thornley is provided by Jim Davis Dance Collection. Sessions will run every Tuesday from 6 October to 24 November. Tickets 2 pay on the door. For further information phone Thornley Community Centre Hartlepool Street, Thornley, Durham, DH6 3AB Line Dance Monday, 5 October 7.30pm Donald Burgin provides instruction in Country and Western Line Dance every Monday from 5 October to 16 November. Tickets 2 pay on the door. For further information phone Under 12s disco and family fun Friday, 9 October pm Thornley s attempt to get the whole community dancing reaches the younger generation and their families. Every Friday from the 9 October to 20 November. Tickets 1 pay on the door, carers free. For further information phone

6 The Sizzling Seventies Summer Spectacular Thursday, 8 October The Lubetkin Theatre, East Durham College, Willerby Grove, Peterlee, SR8 2RN Put on your platform shoes, fasten your tie with a very big knot and get ready to blockbuster out. Recreating the type of variety show that was the mainstay of the Saturday night TV viewing schedule this talented troupe of performers will entertain you with music, dance and comedy that will warm up even the coldest October night. Featuring the music of Abba, Gloria Gaynor, Hot Chocolate and many, many more amazing artists. Tickets 4 from Friday, 9 October Peterlee Leisure Centre, St Cuthbert s Way, Peterlee, SR8 1AF 6 Catch some of the best up and coming Indie Rock bands currently on the live scene. The line-up here features The Small Screen Light Show who include among their fans Radio One DJ Steve Lamacq; four piece post punk outfit 2 Many Units; the ambient guitar driven soundscapes of Sword Attack; and local favourites Redlight. Tickets 5 from

7 Dewali Festival with Pallab Kirtania Sunday, 11 October 5pm Blackhall Community Centre, Hesledon Road, Blackhall, TS27 4LG Saturday, 10 October Easington Social Welfare Centre, Seaside Lane, Easington Colliery, SR8 3PL Get in the groove on the best sprung dance floor in the North East with the East Coast Soul Club playing across the board soul from oldies and classics, to R&B, Motown, 70s and modern. Tickets 4 on the door. Further information from Don Thompson on or Dave Scott on In celebration of the Hindu Festival of Lights, Northern Friends Circle is proud to present Pallab Kirtania, a well known musical troupe from Lolkata in India performing their mix of folk songs of Bengal and Tagore songs. Their UK tour dates include appearances in London, Birmingham and Glasgow, so don t miss this rare opportunity to catch them on their only appearance in the north of England. Tickets 6. 4 for children under 16 (under 5s Free) from Dr PK Banerjee on or Pallab Kirtania 7

8 Life on the Fiddle Tuesday, 13 October The Lubetkin Theatre, East Durham College, Willerby Grove, Peterlee, SR8 2RN An entertaining and amusing introduction to the violin/fiddle through the ages with musician and educator David Biermann, Associate Lecturer and Examiner for the Open University and Open College of the Arts and formerly Head of Music at Peterlee Grammar and Howletch Comprehensive Schools. David will introduce and perform music from a wide variety of violin repertoire ranging from Biagio Marini and Antonio Vivaldi - two of its earliest composers, to selections from American musicals, Scottish and North East folk/fiddle music and popular songs. Free Admission. To book phone Blue Horizon Friday, 16 October The Lubetkin Theatre, East Durham College, Willerby Grove, Peterlee, SR8 2RN Blue Horizon bring a wealth of experience and infectious enthusiasm together in a new band that gives you the best of all worlds: original songs, standards, ballads, swing, line dance favourites, and songs from the best in new country today. The band has performed at major festivals both in the UK and USA, as well as TV and radio, and are about to release their third album Whiskey Lullaby. Tickets 4 and 3 from

9 Hi Lights Disco Friday, 16 October 7.30pm Blackhall Community Centre, Hesledon Road, Blackhall, TS27 4LG Relive those halcyon days of flared trousers and platform shoes. Hi Lights Disco promises to bring back many fond memories for anyone of the right age that attended Yoden Hall School and went to the disco once held regularly on a Sunday night at Blackhall Community Centre. Tickets 2 (Adults only) from Rock n Roll Night with The Duke Box Eddies Saturday, 17 October 6.45pm Easington Social Welfare Centre, Seaside Lane, Easington Colliery, SR8 3PL This four-piece fifties style rock 'n' roll band just ooze charisma, are stunning to listen to and great to watch. Supporting DJ Crazy Ken Tickets 5 from or on the door. 50/50 Dance Saturday, 17 October 7.30pm Thornley Community Centre, Hartlepool Street, Thornley, Durham, DH6 3AB Blackpool Tower organist Graeme Scarlett plays for 50/50 dancing at Thornley on 17 October and 21 November. Admission includes a pie and pea supper. Licensed bar. Tickets 5 in advance only. To book phone or

10 Tuesday, 20 Saturday, 24 October 7.15pm The Lubetkin Theatre, East Durham College, Willerby Grove, Peterlee, SR8 2RN Murton and East Durham Musical Theatre Group are proud to present their production of Thoroughly Modern Millie, a modern classic of musical theatre, which won six Tony Awards including Best Musical in It tells the story of a smalltown girl, Millie Dillmount, who comes to New York City to marry for money instead of love a thoroughly modern aim in 1922, when women were just entering the workforce. Millie soon begins to take delight in the flapper lifestyle, but problems arise when she checks into a hotel owned by the leader of a white slavery ring in China. Tickets 7 from Mrs S Lambton on Form a Band in a Day Sunday, 25 October 9.30am free brass workshop Trimdon Station Community Centre, Station Road, Trimdon Station, TS29 6BS Organised by the Northern Region Brass Band Trust in partnership with East Durham Music Festival and Trimdon Concert Brass, this one-day workshop is for players of all ages and includes a special two hour session for players with less than six months experience. Leading the day is Mark Bousie, educator and principal euphonium with The Williams Fairey Band, assisted by other Fairey soloists. 10 To book a free place on the workshop phone

11 SeahamMusicfest Sunday, 25 October 12 noon midnight Mitchells at Westlea, 5-7 West Grove, Seaham, SR7 8EL A real treat is in store as the Seaham Musicfest returns for its fourth year. This popular day-long event kicks off at noon with an Emerging Talent Showcase featuring a host of local singers and players before the action switches to an array of professional talent. Sponsored by Michael Roach Topping the bill is internationally renowned American blues singer Michael Roach, and stalwart of the British folk scene Bob Fox, with support from The Harringtons, My Latest Gadget, and Barking Billy and the Scrapyard Dogs. Independent Landrover Specialists Tickets 6 from Ken Payne on Celebrity Brass Concert Sunday, 25 October 6pm Trimdon Station Community Centre, Station Road East, Trimdon Station, TS29 6BS Mark Boussie and his colleagues from The Williams Fairey Band will be joining the resident Trimdon Concert Brass for a post-workshop concert for the general public. Players attending the workshop are warmly invited to participate in the concert as both musicians and audience members. Tickets 2 (free entry for band persons) from

12 Half term musical tasters Monday, 26 October 10am - noon Boomdang Drumming (7 years +) Eastlea Community Centre, Stockton Road, Seaham SR7 8DX Contact Julie Swaiden on or eastleacc@yahoo.co.uk Monday, 26 October 1-3pm Boomdang Drumming (7 years +) Peterlee Out of School Hours Club, Shotton Hall School, Waveney Road, Peterlee SR8 1NX Tuesday 27 October Singing 10am - noon Blackhall Community Centre, Hesleden Road, Blackhall, TS27 4LS. Contact Alison Paterson on or alison_bca@btconnect.com Tuesday, 27 October Singing 1-3pm Thornley Community Centre, Hartlepool Street, Thornley, DH6 3AB. Contact Tracey Marks on or tracytmarks@yahoo.co.uk Wednesday, 28 October Steel Pans (7 years +) 10am - noon Lisa Dixon Centre, Burt Close, Haswell, DH6 2DA Contact Haley Hood on or h_dixie@hotmail.com Drumming 12

13 Advance booking for all sessions is essential. Admission free! Age restrictions apply. Wednesday, 28 October Steel Pans (7 years +) pm Dawdon Youth and Community Centre, Queen Alexander Road, Dawdon, Seaham, SR7 7NH Contact Joanne Bowen on or Thursday, 29 October Singing 10am - noon Chimps, Horden Youth Centre, Eden Street, Horden, SR8 4LH Contact Joyce Peel on or jnpchimps@fsmail.net Thursday, 29 October Singing 1-3pm Phoenix Fun Club, Easington Colliery Primary, Whickham Street, Easington Colliery, SR8 3DJ Contact Janet Mason on DJing Singing Friday, 30 October 10am - noon DJing (11 years +) Robin Todd Centre, Front Street, South Hetton, DH6 2TH Contact Colin Reay on or therobintoddcentre@hotmail.com Friday, 30 October 1-3pm DJing (11 years +) Wheatley Hill Community Centre, Stephens Terrace, Wheatley Hill, DH6 3JS Contact Hilary Jamieson on hilary.jamieson@greenhillscentre.co.uk 13

14 Tea Dance Friday, 30 October 2-4pm Wheatley House, Wheatley Hill, DH6 3JX Popular music from the past and present from the ever popular Modern Music Band. For dancers, listeners and anyone who likes to sing along. Free entry. For further information phone Kathy Jones on Salsa, Jive and Free Style Dance Night Saturday, 31 October 7.30pm Easington Social Welfare Centre, Seaside Lane, Easington Colliery, SR8 3PL Special Halloween Party Charity Night hosted by the Salsa/Jive Club. Prizes to be won for dancers in costume Tickets 10 from Eddi Pratchett on or Friday, 6 November Blackhall Community Centre, Hesledon Road, Blackhall, TS27 4LG American Routes aim to explore a more song-based, melodic kind of country music, featuring some of the best songs in both new, and traditional country music. The trio consists of Brian and Irene Hume and Chris Ringer. Brian and Irene are founder members of Prelude which had a world-wide hit with their beautiful acapella version of Neil Young's After the Goldrush. 14 Tickets 2.50 from

15 Friday, 6 November The Lubetkin Theatre, East Durham College, Willerby Grove, Peterlee, SR8 2RN Dance for The King has been described as a Travelogue of a concert and though largely Latin influenced, audiences are taken to musical territories from country and blues to flamenco and jazz. Guitarist and composer Paul Donnelly is perhaps most familiar to North East audiences through the quartet Djangology, though here he is joined by a line-up consisting of Paul Smith (drums and percussion), Neil Harland (double bass), Mick Wright (rhythm guitar) and dancer and choreographer Amanda Gregory. Tickets 5 from Dance for the King Ballroom and Sequence Dance Saturday, 7 November 8pm Easington Social Welfare Centre, Seaside Lane, Easington Colliery, SR8 3PL Grab a partner and get those feet in step to the sounds of the Little Big Band. Tickets 6.50 from or patricia.nicklin@btinternet.com 15

16 Monday, 9 to Saturday, 14 November Mike Haywood and Laura Grime Both Michael and Laura are true to their Scottish roots, with Michael a highly valued member of the Scottish Fiddle Orchestra and Laura an acclaimed Highland dancer. The duo s repertoire includes some selfcomposed music which takes influences from folk, jazz and world genres, as well as Scottish traditional music. Their line-up is a combination of instruments including saxophone, fiddles, whistles, piano and clarinet - ensuring a lively and varied programme. Monday, 9 November 2-3pm Harbour Lodge Flamborough Walk, Eastshore Village, Seaham, SR7 7BF Contact Sally Easton on for further information Supported by Northern Rock Foundation. Monday, 9 November 7-8pm Haswell & District Mencap Society Lisa Dixon Centre, Burt Close, Haswell, DH6 2DA 16 Contact Hayley Hood on for further information. Supported by Northern Rock Foundation. Tuesday, 10 November 11am - noon Peterlee Day Centre Essington Way, Peterlee, SR8 5AZ Contact Tracy Ryan on for further information Supported by Northern Rock Foundation. Tuesday, 10 November 6 - Out of Shadows Group Wheatley Hill Community Centre, Stephens Terrace, DH6 3JS Contact Alison Donoghue on for further information. Wedneday, 11 November 11am - noon Woodcraft for Landscape and Shinwell Centre Wheatley Hill Community Centre, Stephens Terrace, DH6 3JS Contact Keith O Brien (Woodcraft for Landscape) on Contact Contact Stephanie Kenney (Shinwell Centre) on Supported by Northern Rock Foundation.

17 Wedneday, 11 November pm Seaham Day Centre Hartlepool and East Durham Alzheimer's Trust, Bradbury House, 67 Marlborough Street, Seaham, SR7 7SA Contact Gary Parks on for further information Supported by Northern Rock Foundation. Thursday, 12 November 10-11am Glendene School and Art College Crawlaw Road, Easington Colliery, SR8 3BQ Contact Margaret Pattinson on for further information. Thursday, 12 November 2-3pm Glendene School and Art College Crawlaw Road, Easington Colliery, SR8 3BQ Contact Margaret Pattinson on for further information. Friday, 13 November am Ridgeway House Care Centre Front Street, Station Town, Wingate, TS28 5DP Contact Eileen College on for further information Supported by Northern Rock Foundation. Saturday, 14 November 9am 12pm Public folk music workshop and concert Led by Mike Haywood and Laura Grime and hosted by members of the Seaham Music Academy. A great opportunity for local musicians to work with these two successful young composer/musicians. Seaview Primary School, The Avenue, Deneside, Seaham, SR7 8PD Admission free. For further information contact Jim Bagley on LIVE MUSIC NOW is a national charity which offers inspirational live music to people who have least access to it and supports young professional musicians at the start of their careers. The North East branch was set up in 2004 and has since organised more than 800 concerts throughout the region in venues ranging from residential homes for older people to special schools. There are 300 young musicians on the scheme, performing classical, folk, jazz and world music. For more information about Live Music Now please contact Karen Irwin on or access 17

18 Musical Extravaganza Monday, 9 November Acre Rigg Social Club, Lowhills Road, Peterlee, SR8 2DW Headlining this year s extravaganza is country and western singer Andrew Brown. Supporting and organising the event are East Durham Singers performing a repertoire of songs from popular stage musicals. Tickets 2.50 from Kenneth Hall on Saturday, 14 November 7.30pm St Mary Magdalen s Church Hall, Harbour Walk, Seaham, SR7 7DS The Byron Ensemble Bach to the Beatles and Bach again Bach to the Beatles and Bach Again promises to take us on an intriguing journey through the ages. The evening will feature popular works from the classical flute quartet repertoire by Bach, Haydn, Gershwin, and Viotti interspersed with classic Beatles hits. The musicians Judith Thompson (violin), Alan Price (viola), Jane Boyd (cello) and Robert McBlane (flute) all teach at Seaham Music Academy. Tickets 5 and 3 concession for under 18s. To book phone

19 Saturday, 14 November Easington Social Welfare Centre, Seaside Lane, Easington Colliery, SR8 3PL Get in the groove on the best sprung dance floor in the North East with the East Coast Soul Club playing across the board soul from oldies and classics, to R&B, Motown, 70's and modern. Admission 4 on the door. For more information phone Don Thompson on or Dave Scott on Youth Music Tuesday, 17 November 6pm Vane Tempest Social Welfare Centre, New Drive, Seaham, SR7 7BX Showcasing the youthful musical talent of east Durham and beyond, this year s annual explosion event throws the spotlight firmly on young rockbands with a jam-packed bill including The Minuet s, The Redlight Trio, Fifteen Minutes of Freedom, AK-7 and more. Tickets 2 pay on the door. explosion 19

20 Amber Tuesday, 17 November The Lubetkin Theatre, East Durham College, Willerby Grove, Peterlee, SR8 2RN Amber is the world premiere of a new work by Adam Burgess. Performed by Adam with NASUWT Riverside band, Amber explores the full energy and tonal beauty of piano and brass together, and promises to be the most precious of evenings. Tickets 4 and 3 concession. To book phone Blind Stage Ceilidh Band Friday, 20 November Blackhall Community Centre, Hesledon Road, Blackhall, TS27 4LG This is the way ceilidh s should be! Join caller Brian Padgett and Blind Stag for a night of wild music and dance. Tickets 6 includes pie and pea supper. To book phone Friday, 20 November Peterlee Leisure Centre, St Cuthbert s Way, Peterlee, SR8 1AF 20 Headlining this special Freaky Weasle album launch event are The Flytes which are being touted by the music press as the next big thing to come out of the North East. The four piece indie rock outfit have played gigs in Europe and America, and supported Gomez at Newcastle O2 Academy on their 10th anniversary tour where they returned earlier this year to headline. Tickets 5 from

21 Johnny Storm Band Saturday, 21 November 6.45pm Easington Social Welfare Centre, Seaside Lane, Easington Colliery, SR8 3PL Johnny Storm made a name for himself in the 70s making over a dozen appearances on national television on Jack Good's Oh Boy! show. Their infectious mix of original material and classic Rock n Roll covers by the likes of Eddie Cochran, Billy Fury, and Elvis is guaranteed to get you dancing. Supporting DJ Crazy Ken. Tickets 5 in advance or on the door. To book phone The Old Grey Bristle Pests and Friends Saturday, 21 November 8pm Robin Todd Centre, Front Street, South Hetton, DH6 2TH Dave Hills and Dave Hutchinson have been performing together since the early 1970s and got back together after a break of 20 years to reform as The Old Grey Bristle Pests. They play a wide range of musical styles ranging from the early blues to folk and rock, and cover songs from the likes of Fleetwood Mac, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Nashville Teens, Big Willy Dixon, Oasis, Snow Patrol. Tonight they will be supported by a few of the friends they have met along the musical journey. Tickets 2 from DCBBA Annual Gradings Contest Sunday, 22 November 10am The Lubetkin Theatre, East Durham College, Willerby Grove, Peterlee, SR8 2RN An all day event at which up to 20 bands from all over the county and beyond will compete. Food will be on sale during the lunch interval and there will be a licensed bar. Tickets 3 on sale on the door. Free admission for under 13s. For further information contact Mavis Lloyd on

22 East Durham Music Festiva October Saturday 3 Sunday 4 Sunday 4 Monday 5 Tuesday 6 Thursday 8 Friday 9 Friday 9 Saturday 10 Sunday 11 Tuesday 13 Friday 16 Friday 16 Saturday 17 Saturday 17 Tuesday 20 Wednesday 21 Thursday 22 Friday 23 Saturday 24 Sunday 25 Sunday 25 Sunday 25 Monday 26 Monday 26 Tuesday 27 Tuesday 27 Wednesday 28 Wednesday pm 10am 2pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 5.30pm 5pm 7.30pm 6.45pm 7.30pm 7.15pm 7.15pm 7.15pm 7.15pm 7.15pm 9.30am 12noon 6pm 10am 1pm 10am 1pm 10am 1.30pm 60s Night: The Persuaders DCBBA Annual Solos Tea Dance Line Dance Sequence Dance Seventies Extravaganza Under 12s Family Disco Freaky Weasle Bands Night Northern Soul Night Dewali Festival: Pallab Kirtania Life on the Fiddle Blue Horizon Hi-Lights Disco The Duke Box Eddies 50/50 Dance Thoroughly Modern Millie Thoroughly Modern Millie Thoroughly Modern Millie Thoroughly Modern Millie Thoroughly Modern Millie Brass workshop Seaham Musicfest Celebrity Brass Concert Boomdang Drumming Boomdang Drumming Singing workshop Singing workshop Steel Pans workshop Steel Pans workshop Easington Social Welfare Centre Blackhall Community Centre Thornley Community Centre Thornley Community Centre Thornley Community Centre East Durham College Theatre Thornley Community Centre Peterlee Leisure Centre Easington Social Welfare Centre Blackhall Community Centre East Durham College Theatre East Durham College Theatre Blackhall Community Assocation Easington Social Welfare Centre Thornley Community Centre East Durham College Theatre East Durham College Theatre East Durham College Theatre East Durham College Theatre East Durham College Theatre Trimdon Station Community Centre Mitchells at Westlea Trimdon Station Community Centre Eastlea Community Centre Shotton Hall School Blackhall Community Centre Thornley Community Centre Lisa Dixon Centre Dawdon Youth Centre 22

23 l Diary of events Thursday 29 Thursday 29 Friday 30 Friday 30 Friday 30 Saturday 31 November Friday 6 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Monday 9 Monday 9 Monday 9 Tuesday 10 Tuesday 10 Wedneday 11 Wedneday 11 Thursday 12 Thursday 12 Friday 13 Saturday 14 Saturday Saturday 14 Tuesday 17 Tuesday 17 Friday 20 Friday 20 Saturday 21 Saturday 21 Sunday 22 10am 1pm 10am 1pm 2pm 7.30pm 8pm 2pm 11am 6pm 11am 1.30pm 10am 2pm 10.30am 9am 7.30pm 6pm 6.45pm 8pm 10am Singing workshop Singing workshop DJ skills workshop DJ skills workshop Tea Dance Salsa/Jive Night Dance for The King American Routes Ballroom/Sequence Dance Mike Haywood & Laura Grime Musical Extravaganza Mike Haywood & Laura Grime Mike Haywood & Laura Grime Mike Haywood & Laura Grime Mike Haywood & Laura Grime Mike Haywood & Laura Grime Mike Haywood & Laura Grime Mike Haywood & Laura Grime Mike Haywood & Laura Grime Folk workshop Northern Soul Night The Byron Ensemble Youth Music Explosion Amber Ceilidh: Blind Stag Freaky Weasle Album Launch Johnny Storm Band The Old Grey Bristle Pests DCBBA Annual Gradings ChimpsHorden Youth Easington Colliery Primary Robin Todd Centre Wheatley Hill Community Centre Wheatley House Easington Social Welfare Centre East Durham College Theatre Blackhall Community Assocation Easington Social Welfare Centre Harbour Lodge Acre Rigg Social Club Lisa Dixon Centre Peterlee Day Centre Wheatley Hill Community Centre Wheatley Hill Community Centre Seaham Day Centre Glendene School Glendene School Ridgeway House Care Centre Seaview Primary School Easington Social Welfare Centre Seaham Music Academy Vane Tempest Welfare East Durham College Theatre Blackhall Community Assocation Peterlee Leisure Centre Easington Social Welfare Centre Robin Todd Centre East Durham College Theatre 23

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