South Moor Partnership

Regeneration of South Moor and the surrounding area

Updated 3/5/2012

We cover South Moor, Quaking Houses, Eastfields, Westfields and Southfields as well as parts of Oxhill and New Kyo. Members are local people who care about local issues and their environment.

Got a Problem?

Click here for a list of helpful contacts, including our new Neighbourhood Wardens (or contact us using the next link below)

If you have any questions or comments then please contact us
by clicking here

Support your local businesses
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By working in conjunction with Service Providers, Local Authorities and similar like minded groups the Partnership aims to make South Moor:

		*A better area to live in* by providing improved housing a cleaner environment, open spaces for all to enjoy and better access to transport.

		*An area for local people* by creating a sense of one neighbourhood through a range of initiatives based around community involvement, health, arts, recreation and leisure.

		*An area for people to learn in* by providing additional access to education and training for residents of all ages.

		*An area for work* by encouraging and supporting new and existing businesses, community businesses and providing training for local people.

		*A safer area to live in* by improving the safety of those who live in, work in and visit the area by supporting initiatives to reduce crime, the fear of crime, anti-social behaviour and drug abuse.

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Meetings

The Partnership meets on the last Wednesday of each month at the Haven Communal Room, Park Road, South Moor from 7.00pm - All Welcome
The next meeting is on:
Wednesday 30th May 2012.

Elected Officials
As of 27th July 2011
Chair: Gary Beckwith
Vice Chair: Jim Lockie
Secretary: Yvonne Cook
Treasurer: Rob Green

South Moor
Family Fun Day

This year's Fun Day takes place on
Sunday 1st July 2012
11:00-15:00
at South Moor Memorial Park
There is a full programme of FREE activities lined up.

We are bidding for funds for next year's Fun Day at the 'Its Up 2 U' event on Saturday 26th May at the Louisa Centre
If you want to keep the Fun Day free then please come along and vote for us between 10 and 2 on the day

Neighbourhood Watch

The Neighbourhood Watch is now combined with Durham PACT (Police and Communities Together)

The next meeting is on Monday:
21st May 2012
at 7:00pm in the Chapel School room.
This is an opportunity to make YOUR views known to the police.

For information on your community policing team visit the Durham Constabulary web site by clicking here