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Wind Farms Wind Farms Wind Farms Wind Farms Wind Farms S.O.U.L. NEWS ~ SAVE OUR UNSPOILED LANDSCAPE The Public Enquiry began at The Maltings, Berwick upon Tweed, on Wednesday 6th May 2009 and will be concluded on Monday 21st June, when closing submissions will be given from noon. For more information, visit the News & Local Events Page or Click Here to visit the S.O.U.L website. Don't allow our beautiful countryside to be unnecessarily and permanently defaced so that a bunch of uncaring, mercenary FOREIGN pariahs can get richer at our expense. |
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"The Gateway to The Cheviots" The
village is conveniently and centrally situated for Visitors in Click Here to find us in "StreetMaps, U.K". Lowick Village has many amenities and facilities. At the crossroads, in the centre of the village, you will find The Lowick Village Store, which offers a wide range of quality, sensibly priced groceries. You can check the opening times on the 'News and Local Events' page along with other information about 'what's on' in the village. You can also 'Click Here' to visit the Lowick Parish Council website. The recently created Lowicknet Photo Gallery website provides comprehensive views of Lowick Village, present and past, together with images of surrounding area (updated August 2008). Bell's Mini-Bus Service is a reliable, family run business that is conveniently based in Lowick Village. There are two Inns within the village itself. The White Swan Inn is in the centre of the village and has a Bar, Dining Room and Bed and Breakfast accommodation. The Black Bull Inn, is at the west end of the village and has a Bar, Restaurant, Lounge and Pool Room, together with Bed and Breakfast accommodation. For further information or details of forthcoming events, visit the 'News & Local Events' page. The Barn at Beal is located on the road from the A1 to Holy Island and serves excellent home-made mid-day and evening meals in its well appointed restaurant, which has an impressive view of the coast and Holy Island. It is also a first class Visitor and 'Birds of Prey' Centre as well as providing camping facilities. The Lindisfarne Inn is in the neighboring village of Beal on the A1 road, at the junction leading to Holy Island. It has a Bar, Lounge and Restaurant, serving excellent, well priced meals, with an adjoining Lodge consisting of 21 bedrooms. Please Note: The Lindisfarne Inn do not accept bookings for meals and stop cooking at 9pm. If there is a 'wait time' or delay in serving your meal and this takes it past 9pm, you will not be served and residents take priority. Bookless Motors, a vehicle workshop and an exceptionally well stocked vehicle and hardware store is a short distance along the Main Street to the West of the crossroads. St. John the Baptist Church is located at the West end of the village and the times of the Church of England and Roman Catholic services are shown on the 'News & Local Events' page, along with the times for the Church of Scotland services, which are held in the Lowick Village Hall. Coarse Fishing is available in a private, well stocked mini-lake in the grounds of Northfield Old Cottage on the outskirts of the village.
Accommodation A much more comprehensive list of accommodation can be found by visiting the 'Lindsifarne Accommodation' webpage, courtesy of Mr. Geoff Porter, the Lindisfarne Webmaster, which can also be accessed from the 'Northumbria Villages' page of this site. This site also provides details of the Holy Island Tide Tables. The 'BcBiz' website also has links to Local Amenities, Services and Businesses and is available to any suitable local organisations who may wish to be included.
To take a tour of The Lowick Village Website, follow the links below. I hope you enjoy browsing through and that you will benefit from the other websites linked to it. Please remember to: "Sign The Guestbook" Please Note: The above invitation does not apply to those pathetic, retarded morons who regularly attempt to use my guestbook for their tiresome and often sick advertising. I check it and clear out the rubbish almost every day, to ensure that those sad, small minded and unfulfilled rejects of society are wasting their pointless and unproductive time. Thankfully, I have a very patient and tolerant nature. |
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