Hetton - Down Your Way

Eppleton Cricket club opened the Ken Ferguson Pavilion on Friday evening in memory of a past member of the club who was a key member, player and volunteer. The new pavilion which was built during the winter was officially opened by the Mayor of Hetton, who opened the pavilion along with Ken's Granddaughter Marie Therese. The event was well supported despite the wet weather. Eppleton CC Chairman Jeff Park said: 'Ken was a passionate, dedicated and hard working member of Eppleton CC, who was well known around the league over the years, especially within in the Durham Senior league. Ken was always at the ground and even helped with ground work when he retired.'
Marie Therese. Ken's granddaughter, unveiling the Ken Ferguson plaque, with club chairman Jeff Park and Mayor of Hetton Dave Wallace.Marie Therese. Ken's granddaughter, unveiling the Ken Ferguson plaque, with club chairman Jeff Park and Mayor of Hetton Dave Wallace.
Marie Therese. Ken's granddaughter, unveiling the Ken Ferguson plaque, with club chairman Jeff Park and Mayor of Hetton Dave Wallace.

Hetton Local and Natural History society hosted an evening with Margaret Hedley who talked about Victorian Pit wives on Monday. For more information about the club, contact Alan Jackson at [email protected]

Friends of Hetton Lyons Country Park will meet on Thursday at 6pm in the Visitor’s Centre in the country park. Members will be discussing the Dragon Boat Race and Summer Festival. If you want to get involved go along and meet the group. There will be a stall and volunteers are needed to man the stall on the day.

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