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At the reopening in 2016, from left, Coun. Rad Hare, Coun. Trevor Cessford, and Coun. Ian Swithenbank. ONE of the Tyne Valley s historic landmarks is being brought to the heart of the coronavirus pandemic. The bandstand in Hexham s Sele was donated to the town by local woold merchant Henry Bell back in 1912. The much-loved structure underwent a refurbishment five years ago, and has continued to host bands and concerts. But with the latest lockdown now well under way, Hexham Town Council wants the bandstand to benefit residents in the district who are struggling with government restrictions. Town councillor and former Hexham Mayor, Coun. Rad Hare said people could use it a a sheltered, outdoor meeting place, provided numbers were limited and that social distancing was adhered to.

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