We are really looking forward to including news from Warcop school and nursery after a fortuitous meeting in the Little Chef over pancakes the other day!
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Wednesday 23 February 2011
Tuesday 15 February 2011
Warcop author goes to Milan
Quite an interesting experience this week for a Warcopian. I've been to Milan to launch a book at the Fibre To The Home conference.
A very surprising relief was bumping into Tom Woof from Kirkby Stephen at the hotel reception and feeling a little less out of my depth 30 minutes into Italy!
The conference was enormous - over 3000 delegates - and although this is not my first time there, it is always somewhat difficult to find your feet.
Wednesday 9 February 2011
Upper Eden Community Plan
Renewable Energy Event
Thursday 17th February 2011
7 – 9pm Lakeland Training Room – Eden Fitness, Kirkby Stephen
You are invited to attend an evening to explore the potential for renewable energy schemes across Upper Eden. You may have an interest in small scale hydro/wind/solar or perhaps you have ambitions to run a community owned scheme. This event is designed to answer some of you questions and make contacts to help you develop your ideas.
Sunday 6 February 2011
Warcop Exchange 12th Feb
Don't forget Warcop Exchange on Saturday between 10am and 12 in the Village Hall.
Not only can you find out about local services, buy eggs and local products, get your copy of the Herald, but this time there will also be Ian Baker from the Energy Saving Trust, who will be bringing along his very high tech driving simulator to teach you how to drive your vehicle more effieciently and save you money on your fule bill.
Dean Raine will also be there to tell you about the new homeshare scheme. Look out for the leaflets coming through your door. This is a great little event ran by volunteers from your parish so come along and have a cuppa and a chat.
Not only can you find out about local services, buy eggs and local products, get your copy of the Herald, but this time there will also be Ian Baker from the Energy Saving Trust, who will be bringing along his very high tech driving simulator to teach you how to drive your vehicle more effieciently and save you money on your fule bill.
Dean Raine will also be there to tell you about the new homeshare scheme. Look out for the leaflets coming through your door. This is a great little event ran by volunteers from your parish so come along and have a cuppa and a chat.
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