Coastal View and Moor News Issue 29

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Coastal View & Moor News Issue 29 November - December 2012

Welcome to Coastal View & Moor News Issue 29

remembrance. Remembrance Day (or Poppy Day) is a memorial day observed since the end of the fi rst World War, to remember the members of their armed forces who have died in the line of duty. This year, Remembrance Day is on 11 November, which falls on Armistice day which marks the end of hostilities of World War I on that date in 1918. Hostilities formally ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. We have lost so many good men and women, not just during the two World Wars but more recently in Iraq and Afghanistan and Remembrance Day is a day for refl ection and to remember what these brave individuals do for us on a daily basis. Send us your pictures of your Remembrance

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Day memories and we will look to publish some in the next issue of the newspaper. Christmas is only a matter of a few weeks away and already we have had a taste of the weather that this season brings. With the clocks changing it brings longer nights and

t the time of writing this people in our area are looking to attend services of

we have had lots of rain, it’s been very cold and we have even had snow in some areas, which reminds us that we must stay safe and warm and look out for our neighbours. There are many elderly people living alone amongst us and we must all make sure they too are safe and warm. It only takes a minute to pop in to see them, say hello and generally check they are OK and after all, this is just the neighbourly thing to do. Our ‘For our young people 50/50 campaign’ designed to get 50 young people into jobs or training, has really taken off, with prospective employers contacting us, job clubs set up and new partnerships formed. You can read more about this on pages 24/25 and we look forward to bringing you some local success stories in later issues. As mentioned earlier, Christmas celebrations will be taking place during the next few weeks and we will try to attend as many of them as possible, take some pictures and meet some of the wonderful people out there who do great things in their towns and villages. If you would like to send a Christmas message to family, friends, neighbours,

Have Your Say and General Editorial Steve & Lynne Nicholls 01287 669418 07910 791434

editor@coastalviewandmoornews.co.uk

colleagues or customers through this newspaper, you can do this with a special Christmas greeting at a very economical price. For more details see page 10. We will be publishing our next newspaper

on 12th December so if you have a Christmas event coming up after that date, then why not send us the details so we can help publicise it for you and in doing so, hopefully help to raise some much needed funds for your village halls and community centres. Our Towns & Village section is designed

for you to publicise any community or charity event free of charge, so keep sending the details of them to us, as well as articles about activities happening in and around your area. While the weather remains cold and wet

and with snow forecast for later this month, spare a thought for our team of loyal, hard working distributors who brave all weathers to make sure this paper gets to you. We hope you enjoy reading this issue.

Coastal View & Moor News Outlets

If you do not get Coastal View delivered to your door you can pick

it up at any of the following outlets:- Redcar

Parker Stag – Queen Street Business Centre – Station Road Tourist Information Centre - High Street

Hands & Oils - Redcar Lane Saltburn

Destinations Coffee Shop

Guisborough Sunnyfi eld House Belmont House Feed Em Morgan Drive

Staithes Co-op

Brotton Co-op Spar

Cleveland Country Store

Skelton Civic Hall

Coopers Greengrocers

New Marske McColls

Castleton Co-op Downe Arms

Danby Health Food Shop

Public Libraries Skelton Brotton

Guisborough Redcar Saltburn

Dormanstown

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We conform to the newspaper industy’s voluntary Code of Practice, administered by the Press Complaints Commission. If you feel that we have made an error in a report, or have fallen below our high standards please write in the fi rst instance to Lynne Nicholls, Genesis Media Promotions, 67 Guisborough Road, Moorsholm, Saltburn- by-the-Sea, TS12 3JA. Telephone 01287 669418 or email editor@coastalviewandmoornews.co.uk. For information about the Press Complaints Commission, including details of how to make a complaint telephone 0207 8310 0022 or visit www.pcc.org.uk

Editorial and Advertising deadline for next issue

December 3rd

Coastal View & Moor News is published, produced and distributed by Genesis Media Promotions,

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Lynne & Steve Nicholls

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