Congratulations to Teza Spice Indian Restaurant + Takeaway who have new owners, new chefs and carried out a major refurbishment of their restaurant in Egremont. The new owner is Salim Siddique from Teeside and he has worked all over the Uk including cooking for dignatories in London, he is bringing his expertise to Egremont and is very welcomed. There are three new chefs in Abdul, Malik and Salim as well as the new manager Jade Dougherty who has 22 years experience working in Teza and it’s previous owners. Regular visitors won’t recognise the place due to the extensive refurbishment, that will attract customers from far and wide. It looks amazing a close runner up to the amazing food. Salim would like to extend a warm welcome to past and future customers and town councillors, Gareth Stringer and Mike McVeigh were proud to play a small part in the opening. Egremont welcomes this investment and we wish them all the luck in the world so please go and support Teza. They have invested in our town let’s show them we appreciate this and support and welcome them.
If you know someone who works hard within the local community and you think they should be recognized for what they do then enter them into this years good citizen of the year award.
Please see the poster for more information on how to enter.
Egremont Youth Partnership have a vacancy for Youth Centre Manager 
We are looking for a Manager with proven experience in working with children & young people, with an understanding of the unique needs of the rural area. 
Egremont farmers fair trade market
is on
Friday August 19th
doors open at 0930
and close at 1300
Pleas come along and enjoy yourselves
Support is available to help keep your homes warm with free insulation, energy saving packs for those eligible. Please pass on to anyone who you think it would benefit especially those who don’t use social media it could make a massive difference to someone.
As part of the Queens platinum celebrations the Council wanted to help the residents of Egremont Parish enjoy the celebrations. Apart from the Jubilee tea dance we organised, we have donated a bench to St Bridget’s, Bookwell and Moor Row and money at Orgill request to help them with their community garden. Seen above and below are Cllr Mike McVeigh at St Bridget’s, Cllr Graham Calvin at Moor Row and Cllr Stephen Bell at Orgill, sorry no pictures of Bookwell.
We hope these seats bring rest and relaxation for all who use them for years to come.
