Ushaw Moor Community Website – FREE Business Listing

Business Listings

Do you run a business in Ushaw Moor, have it listed on Ushaw Moor Community Site for FREE.

If you want a FREE business listing on the Site then let us know by following link below giving details about type of business, company name, address, phone and web site if available.

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Ushaw Moor Community – Local Wildlife Nature

 

 

This line was opened in 1858 and carried coal out of the valley for nearly a hundred years. Now it is a pleasant walk, which follows the River Deerness through a wooded and pastoral landscape.

From Broompark follow the Deerness Valley Walk sign. The track runs high above the river valley and passes through arable and grazing land. This area has had restricted access due to the railway and steep valley slopes and much of it has escaped intensive improvement. Consequently, a number of original landscape features and herb rich meadows remain.

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The railway path and adjacent land provides a corridor from fells near Hedleyhope in the west to Durham City and the River Wear. Kingfishers and herons use the river and green woodpeckers, finches, warblers, jays and many other common woodland birds are abundant. Butterflies include meadow brown, common blue and large skipper.

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Bus Timetables – Ushaw Moor

Check out your bus timetables for Ushaw Moor and the Deerness Valley

Click the LINK below. 

Bus Timetables Ushaw Moor – Folder Shared from Box.net – Free Online File Storage.

Durham Freegle – Free Giving Locally

Recycle your unwanted household goods.

Free Giving Locally Easily – Waste Not Want Not

durham_freegle : Durham Freegle.

 

 

The Freecycle Network – Durham Group

Who is Freecycle?

Check out the DURHAM Freecycle Group to “recycle” those unwanted household goods, saving them from landfill. IT’S FREE

The Freecycle Network™ is made up of more than 4,860 groups with over 7,600,000 members (and growing all the time!).

It’s a grassroots and entirely non-profit movement of people who are giving (and getting) stuff for free in their own towns. It’s all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills. Each local group is moderated by a local volunteer (them’s good people). Membership is free. 

 

 

The Freecycle Network – Posts on the Durham Group.

Deerness Leisure Ctr – Activities

Activity Name	Location	Dates and Times	Age Restriction	Price From	Other Information
CV Session (Off Peak)	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 07:30:00 to 15:59:00 Monday – Friday	16+	£5.15	Participants must complete an Induction prior to using Fitness Suite equipment
Weights Session (Off Peak)	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 07:30:00 to 15:59:00 Monday – Friday	16+	£3.15	Participants must complete an Induction prior to using Fitness Suite equipment
Weights Admin Fee	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 07:30:00 to 21:00:00 Friday	16+	£12.00	Participants must complete the admin and induction provess before using any weights equipment
CV Admin Fee	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 07:30:00 to 21:00:00 Friday	16+	£17.65	Participants must complete an Induction prior to using Fitness Suite equipment
Body Combat	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 12:00:00 to 13:00:00 Friday		£4.75	Limited spaces, please contact reception to book your place
Young Lifestyles	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 16:30:00 to 17:30:00 Friday		£2.05	Participants must complete an Induction prior to using Fitness Suite equipment
Tot’s Trampoline	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 09:45:00 to 10:45:00 Friday	3+	£2.35	Priced per session but must be booked for the full school term, please contact reception to book your place
Tot’s Gym	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 13:00:00 to 14:00:00 Friday	3+	£2.35	Priced per session but must be booked for the full school term, please contact reception to book your place
Gym Babies/Parents	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 14:00:00 to 15:00:00 Friday	4months to 3	£2.35	Priced per session but must be booked for the full school term, please contact reception to book your place
Mixed Gym	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 16:00:00 to 17:00:00 Friday	4 to 6	£2.80	Priced per session but must be booked for the full school term, please contact reception to book your place
Mixed Gym	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 16:00:00 to 17:00:00 Friday	6 to 10	£2.80	Priced per session but must be booked for the full school term, please contact reception to book your place
Mixed Trampoline	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 16:00:00 to 17:00:00 Friday	6 to 10	£2.80	Priced per session but must be booked for the full school term, please contact reception to book your place
GP Referral Session	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 10:00:00 to 11:30:00 Friday (AM)		£1.70
Body Pump	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 17:30:00 to 18:30:00 Friday	16+	£4.75	Limited spaces. Please book to guarentee place
Sauna	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 09:00:00 to 21:00:00 Monday – Friday		£5.05	Free session if Gold or Silver Member. Price occurs to non-members only
Disabled Trampoline	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 07:30:00 to 15:59:00 Monday – Friday		£14.80	Please contact leisure centre for available booking slots
Table Tennis (Junior)	Deerness Leisure Centre	Open (28/1/2011) 07:30:00 to 22:00:00 Monday – Friday	up to 16 yrs	£2.05	Contact leisure centre for available booking slots

 

Location: Deerness Leisure Centre
Activity Group: Any
Date: 28/1/2011

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William Finley – Northern League Ushaw Moor

“Charlie and I go back a lot of years and I know he’s keen to see the Sports Club promote its sections’ activities. He’s calling on professional friendships from various old contacts of his to get this stand up and we wanted to do our bit.

“We’re absolutely delighted the club have agreed to name the stand in memory of my father, who passed away in 1995. As a footballer himself, he’d be very proud.”

William Finley played for various clubs at Northern League level in the 1940’s and 50’s, including Black Hall, Lanchester, Bishop, Ushaw Moor, Brandon and Esh Winning Albion, winning 19 trophies.

Martin Walker said: “Getting the stand up before the March 31 deadline will help to relieve a major burden for the football club and will enable us to focus on trying to make sure we finish in the top three of the second division.”

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Ushaw Moor Interactive MAP

Multimedia Interactive Map of Ushaw Moor

New Ineractive map of Ushaw Moor and Deerness Valley, powered by Google and Community Walk showing Historical photos from Ushaw Moor Site with geographical positions. Included is cycle route following Deerness Valley Branch with Photos of interesting points on the way.

Go HERE

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Cockhouse Lane – Lost Jewellery

Posted on behalf of Ken Cruickshank kjc671@msn.com

At the beginning of 2011 I found 2 bracelets in the fields at the rear of Cockhouse Lane. One is quite expensive but neither have been reported lost or stolen to the Police. If anyone reading this has any idea who they belong to then please get in touch with me.