Bishop Auckland and Shildon AAP Board Meeting – Thursday 23 March 2023 4 – 6pm Microsoft Teams
BASH BOARD MEETING
The next Bishop Auckland and Shildon Area Action Partnership Board meeting will be held on:
Thursday 23 March 2023
4 – 6pm
Microsoft Teams
If you have any Neighbourhood Issues that you would like to be raised at the meeting please contact the team by Thursday 16 March 2023 by emailing bishopshildonaap@durham.gov.uk
If you would like to attend the meeting please inform a member of the BASH AAP team by emailing bishopshildonaap@durham.gov.uk
Shildon Live 2023- Tickets on sale now
𝕋𝕀ℂ𝕂𝔼𝕋 ℕ𝔼𝕎𝕊 ShildonLive tickets have arrived!! 
Tickets will be available from the usual outlets from 9am tomorrow morning.
• Shildon Civic Hall Civic Hall Square, Shildon, County Durham, DL4 1AH 01388 772902
• Shildon Town Council Civic Hall Square, Shildon, County Durham, DL4 1AH 01388 772563
• Brothertons Music 205 Newgate Street, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL14 7EL. 01388 663483
As well as online at www.shildonlive.co.uk and via the Facebook page.
For all of you party goers who already purchased your tickets, these will start to be delivered to you in the next couple of weeks.
See you at the front 
The Story Train Day – FRIDAY, 24 MARCH 2023 FROM 13:00-16:00
FRIDAY, 24 MARCH 2023 FROM 13:00-16:00
The Story Train Day
The Story Train Day
Locomotion, National Railway Museum At Shildon
Easter Adventure in Hackworth Park, Shildon – Wed 13th April 1.00 pm – 3.00 pm
Shildon Town Council Mayor, Cllr Hannah Hanratty, invites you to attend the Easter Adventure in Hackworth Park, Shildon 
Bring the children for a free, fun filled afternoon. Join us on our Easter adventure hunt around the park and if you’re lucky you may see some special guests!!
Find the clues and each child participating will receive a prize.
Wristbands are free but are limited to a first come basis from the Town Council Offices
Only children taking part will require one.
** Maximum four children per household, event is aimed at Preschool and Primary school aged children **
This event has been made possible with funding received from the former Town Mayor, Cllr Louise Mather.
We are Egg-Cited to see everyone.
Baby Bank- Shildon Town Council Offices
Shildon’s Baby Bank is available to you, we have new and used clothing from New-born – 12 months old.We would be very grateful for any of the following donations:
– Disposable nappies (up to 12 months) and wipes
– Baby toiletries (in their original packaging and unused)
– Bottles and accessories (in their original packaging and unused)
– Small handheld toys (in their original packaging and unused)
Anyone wishing to use the service, you can call us on 01388 772563 or call into the council offices Mon – Fri between 9am – 4pm.
Shildon Town Team -Litter Pick Saturday 4th March 11.00am
Don’t forget this Saturday meeting 11.0
0 am outside the Railway Institute for our meet up clean up litter pick 
March is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Do you know that 90% of women don’t know the four main symptoms of ovarian cancer? Knowing this information could be lifesaving, as an early diagnosis can make all the difference.
What are the main symptoms of ovarian cancer?
Ovarian cancer has four main symptoms:
– Persistent stomach pain
– Persistent bloating
– Difficulty eating/feeling full more quickly
– Needing to wee more frequently
Growing Up in County Durham
Durham County Council is working with children, young people, and families to make County Durham the best possible place to grow up in. They’ve got a new strategy and young people have helped create this video all about it – we love it!
Check it out for yourself at
Durham County Council -have your say on home to schools transport proposals
Durham County Council are seeking views on potential changes to home to school transport arrangements in County Durham.
We’re seeking views on potential changes to home to school transport arrangements in County Durham.
We currently provide home to school transport for almost 9,000 children and young people across the county every day.
Growing demand and inflation have seen the cost of providing the service rise in recent years – next year’s budget includes an increase of £9.6 million, taking the service’s overall budget to £29.2 million.
Following a detailed review of home to school transport arrangements in 2021, we’re proposing a number of changes aimed at transforming the service.
As well as looking to ensure value for money, the proposals seek to help develop the independence of children and young people.
Find out more: https://www.durham.gov.uk/…/Have-your-say-on-home-to…
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