Monday, 06 February 2012

Bananas about Silloth?

Silloth Carnival. Abba

We want to know what you think about the town. What is its best feature? What would you change? How would you sum up Silloth in three words? We've been out and about finding out what you think about your town. Why not send us an email and we will publish your replies on this page. Send your replies to snewstead@cngroup.co.uk

"Friendly, welcoming, I'd like to say sunny but we'll have to wait and see this summer."

PC Andy Robertson Andy Robertson, Community PC Silloth

There's a relaxed and friendly atmosphere here."

Rose Wolfe, Solway Coast AONB Rose Wolfe, AONB Projects Officer

"Walking on the beach has to be the best thing about Silloth"

Susan Denard, Silloth Tourist Information Centre Susan Denard, Silloth Tourist Information Centre

Some familiar faces

Some of the 63 junior members of Silloth Library A look back at the last year in Silloth - Some events you may remember. Photos taken by the Times & Star.

Trevor is mayor for 3rd time

TREVOR Gear has returned as mayor of Aspatria for his third time in office after a one-year break from the top spot. Audrey Tinnion replaced Karen Smith as deputy last week. Former mayor David Wilson had to stand down from the town council when he moved to Silloth.

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Alex has knockout birthday

Best wishes: Alex Brannan takes part in Silloth’s It’s a Knockout ALEX Brannan celebrated his 10th birthday by getting in the thick of the action at this year’s It’s A Knockout contest in Silloth.

Actor Tim’s heart in Silloth, no matter how far job takes him

Roots: Tim Barker, from Silloth, came home 10 years ago to be with his father – and stayed. Between his acting he has working on a dialect book and is trying to provide a museum for the town SILLOTH actor Tim Barker celebrated his 60th birthday at the weekend – with no thought of slowing down in his varied career.

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