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Neon Lights

St Woolos Wine Lodge, Our local shop on Stow Hill has very kindly donated an electronic message board in the window of his shop to ECHO Community Group. Its Big - Its Bright - Its Flashy - Its a bit over the top - Its there for local messages.

Call into Echo Office or contact Russell Couper if you have a local event you want to advertise

 

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Local Notice Board

Echo managed to arrange for a local notice board to be put on Yas' shop wall at the top of Stow Hill. If you have a local community message you want displaying then call in to the Echo Office and ask for details.

 

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Allotment Club

 

ECHO have recently acquired an allotment plot and are currently working hard to turn it from a weedy bit of mud into something altogether more fruitful. A the beginning of the year there was only a baron strip of weeds but already we have raised beds, some equipment, a brand new shed, almost limitless enthusiasm and a dismantled green house that needs putting together again. Hopefully we'll get some plants planted in time for this years harvest, if not we'll have fun trying.

So if you fancy yourself to be green fingered or just want to have a go you're more than welcome to join us.

Contact the office on 243303 and ask for details.

 

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These pages carry reports about events and activities organised by and for young people in the Stow Hill area if you would like to contribute a feature or even get involved in editing the pages contact Helen Cooper at Echo 44 Bailey Street.

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"ON THE BUSES"

A group of young people, were concerned about the growing levels of anti-social behaviour in the town centre Bus Station and its effects on people who use the buses and their perceptions of the youth in the town.

Kids showing Video project

The young people decided to take matters into their own hands and conducted a survey of passengers and staff who use the bus statioin an attempt to identify the problems and what could be done about them. man with video camera

From their findings they produced a video and composed their own poem to rap.  They then proposed an innovative solution that just might help to defuse matters. A soundtrack of classical music will be played constantly throughout the bus station area to hopefully reduce tensions and possibly deter some of the troublemakers who have been hanging around. Surely this must be better be better than the 'mosquito' solution which has been talked about so often recently.

 

To find out more contact Helen Cooper or Shannon Curley at ECHO - Telephone 243303