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 Bike Thefts 2nd Sept 2010
Within the last two weeks approximately six pedal cycles have been stolen from within Trimdon Grange. The bikes range from children’s BMX bikes to adult mountain bikes. Three of the bikes have been recovered in and around neighbouring Trimdon Colliery which suggests they have been used as a mode of transport rather than for personal gain. Can all cycle owners please take relevant steps to keep them secure and out of site. Anyone with information in relation to who is responsible for the thefts please contact Sedgefield Neighbourhood Police Team.
Deaf Hill Banner Group 1st Sept 2010
The banner group will hold its AGM at 6.30pm on Thursday 9 September at Trimdon Station Community Centre. All welcome, old members and new.
Not In Our Neighbourhood 31st Aug 2010
Police have been carrying out a week of action targeting low-level crime and quality of life issues in Trimdon Village. Full details : Trimdon Not in My Neighbourhood Evaluation
Zumba!
Zumba fitness system at Trimdon Station community centre, £3 per Session starting Thursday 2nd September 6,00pm - 7.00pm. Details here.
 T-Mobile Transmitter Problem
If you are one of the unlucky customers left with no mobile service due to the recently damaged transmitter, which has now been out of action for 10 days, you can complain directly by email on cust.rel@t-mobile.co.uk to ask when it will be back in service. Read more here...
Trimdon Times on Facebook
Keep up to date with the Trimdon Times Facebook page - post your own comments if you’re already registered on Facebook
East Durham Play and Community Network
Various community activities organised by or with the assistance of East Durham Play & Community Network can be found on the ’Notice Board’ opposite.
 Original Deaf Hill Banner
It is the wish of Mr. & Mrs. Atherton that the original Deaf Hill Banner of 1892 be on permanent display at the Trimdon Station Community Centre formally the Deaf Hill Miners Welfare Hall.
This permanent display will allow anyone both young and old to call at the Centre to view the banner at anytime. We currently have two other Deaf Hill banners at the Centre which can also be viewed at anytime.
Village Beat Officer 13th August 2010
The August report includes Operation Phoenix, scrap thefts and Not in My Neighbourhood. Details here.
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 Trimdon Village Beat Officer
Monthly reports from the local Police officer covering the Village, Grange and Trimdon Colliery
 Trimdon Foundry Parish Council
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 St Mary Magdalene
Newsletters from the Trimdon Village church
 Joint Trimdon Regeneration Committee
Meeting reports from the partnership from Jan 2007 to July 2009
 Photo Gallery:
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 Trimdon History
Various articles and booklets describing Trimdon in its earlier years. Also includes a condensed history of nearby Wingate and Station Town.
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