The Elizabeth Landmark sculpture, also called Ascendant, will be 55 m (180ft), cost £3 million and be three times higher than the Angel of the North. The monument will be a thin metal spike intended to look like a thin slice of the hill has been removed and pointed to the sun at its zenith […]
Planning permission approved for Northumberland landmark to commemorate the Queen II
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Controversial 55m tall Queen Elizabeth monument in rural Northumberland given go-ahead
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The Ray Wind Fund’s Covid Hardship Fund is due to continue for the foreseeable. The emergency, fast-track funding began at the start of the pandemic last March, and will continue as long as Covid-19 restrictions are in place. Their fund is able to award grants to businesses, charities, and organisations that are within their area of benefit, a 10Km radius surrounding the Ray Windfarm at Kirkwhelpington. This includes the parishes of Bavington, Bellingham, Birtley, Elsdon, Corsenside, Kirkwhelpington, Otterburn and Wallington. The fund has helped local businesses, such as the Northumberland Log Bank founded by Kate Thick and The Demesne Farm Campsite and Bunk Barn, in Bellingham, run by Robert and Margaret Telfer, deal with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.