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Bamburgh Croquet Clubcroquet

' It was the magic of the mallet that saw the newly formed Bamburgh Croquet Club
win all their games in the Association Croquet match against two visiting clubs Edinburgh and Croquet North.'
Pictured are two members of the Bamburgh team, John Woodman and Jamie Edgar considering tactics for their next shot

Welcome to the 2010 excavations of the Bamburgh Research Project!

This season, we will be digging from the 7th June to 1st August inclusive. Work got underway on Monday morning and we are currently working hard to clear our trenches of the debris and vegetation that has encroached over the off-season period.

What are we planning this season?

The 2010 season of archaeological work to be undertaken at Bamburgh will build on previous seasons within the two major excavation trenches and the post excavation processing. The BRP is also welcoming film crews from the BBC and Time Team this year, who will be filming with us later in the season.

For More Information Click Here: http://bamburghresearchproject.wordpress.com/

war memorial

Your War Memorial Needs You

We have recived a grant towards the restoration of Bamburgh's war Memorial.

We need people to help with the project and to raise more funds. If you would like to get involved click here to send an e-mail

Bee-Inspired

Bee-InspiredBamburgh Womens Institute hosted a Bee-Inspired event in the Victoria Hotel, Bamburgh on April 6th.  The event took place during the Village Coffee Stop, held each month, and local bee keeper Susan Shanks was on hand to give advice on bee loving plants for the garden. Local nursery, Clarks, displayed spring plants to encourage bees to window boxes and tubs.  This was part of a national W I initiative to persuade government, local authorities and gardeners to join their Bees S O S campaign. Honey bees are in grave danger as they are in steep decline due to environment and disease and money is desperately needed to fund research into the problem. Without bees our own lives would be severely affected due to lack of pollination of plants producing food crops.

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Tel: 01665 721868       Email: graeme.cooper@seahouses.org
Chair: Kelvin Rushworth          Secretary: Graeme Cooper 

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