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	Ferryhill History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ferryhill is situated in the southeast boundary of County Durham.
		Ferryhill is in the latitude of 54˚ 42’ north, and longitude 1˚ 35’ west.
		Ferryhill was an agricultural settlement with two ponds, which are now disappeared – one in front of the Town Hall, and one in the east end of the town centre.
	www.geocities.com /darrell_nixon/FerryhillHistory.htm (4472 words)

	History of Ferryhill
		Ferryhill Town Council covers 870 hectares and includes the areas of Ferryhill Station, Chilton Lane, Dean Bank, Mainsforth, Ferryhill Village and the Broom and this is the history of Ferryhill and Ferryhill Town Council.
		The population of the village therefore increased from 3,123 in 1902 to 10,674 by 1921.
		Ferryhill was separated from the Parish of Merrington in 1843 and a new parish was formed consisting of the township of Ferryhill and Chilton.
	ferryhill.gov.uk /history.htm (1175 words)

	Ferryhill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ferryhill is a town in south-central County Durham, England with a population of around 12,000 people.
		Ferryhill sits on the western edge of the Ferryhill Gap, a natural gateway in the Limestone Escarpment that outcrops on the Eastern Durham Plateau.
		In 1683 there was a well known murder in Ferryhill at Brass Farm (now known as High Hill House Farm, which is behind Ferryhill Business and Enterprise College) where Andrew Mills, a servant, killed the three children of his employer John Brass whilst their parents were out visiting friends.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ferryhill (657 words)

	Ferryhill Parish Church Aberdeen parish News
		FERRYHILL IS IN THE MIDST of a house building boom which is leading to a population expansion.
		Ferryhill Parish Church is part of the national Church of Scotland which accepts its distinctive call and duty to bring the ordinances of religion to the people of every parish in the land through a territorial ministry.
		The purpose of Ferryhill Parish Church is to be a vital witness to Christ Jesus by:
	www.ferryhillpc.org.uk /pnsept01.htm (1261 words)

	HMIE Inspection Follow Up Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ferryhill Primary School and Nursery Class was inspected by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Education (HMIE) in December 2001 and the resulting report was published in January 2002.
		New arrangements in consultation with HMIE require that a follow -through report is completed within two years of the initial report and, in the case of Ferryhill Primary School and Nursery Class, this is the responsibility of the education authority.
		Since the inspection report was published in January 2002, the school had maintained its high standards and had further developed their procedures for planning and assessment, which had had a positive impact on pupils' learning.
	www.ferryhill.aberdeen.sch.uk /hmie_inspection_follow_up_report.htm (819 words)

	Ferrhill
		Hodgkin describes, "The curious cutting and embankment in Ferryhill village, parallel with, and at one place intersecting, the main road, is an incompleted attempt of the turnpike authorities to lessen the hill for the stage-coaches.
		The Ferryhill Gap is a narrow piece of low ground between Ferryhill and Cornforth, ignored by both the old Great North Road and the modern A1(M) but occupied by the railway.
		North of Ferryhill the Great North Road crossed the River Wear, before crossing it twice more in Durham City, at Sunderland Bridge, which is a long way from Sunderland.
	www.biffvernon.freeserve.co.uk /ferryhill.htm (943 words)

	61B Aberdeen Ferryhill Motive Power Depot
		The amount of work carried out by Ferryhill is reflected in the fact that, as late as 1984/5 the depot had an allocation of seven shunters (08680,719,728,791,827,828,855) to carry out shunting work on the Waterloo branch, Craiginches, Clayhills and at Ferryhill.
		However Aberdeen Ferryhill MPD was living on borrowed time, and the shed duely closed on Sunday 26 December 1987, class 37 locomotive 37185 leaving number two road of the shed for the main station to vigorous sounding of it's horn, bringing to an end 134 years of locomotive servicing & maintainance.
		In 1993 the remaining portion of Aberdeen Ferryhill MPD shed was demolished.
	jove.prohosting.com /~ark84/enginesheds/ferryhill.htm (974 words)

	Network News Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This is how HM Inspectors have described Ferryhill Primary School in their HMI report that is published today (11 December).
		As indicated in the report the whole school community was involved in clearly identifying priorities and in supporting a remarkable range of improvements.
		Councillor Ewan Aitken, Executive Member for Education, added: "I was delighted to read Ferryhill’s HMI report – throughout the report there are references to the high quality of education provision and the highly positive ethos where pupils and staff take a pride in their school".
	egfl.net /news/News/ferryhillHMI.html (428 words)

	Ferryhill and Chilton Chapter : Ferryhill Links
		- A pictorial tour of Ferryhill, with the history of its locations, allowing the visitor to tour the town.
		Ferryhill is situated in the heart of Durham County, 7 miles South of Durham City and 11miles North of...
		Ferryhill Library is situated opposite the Town Hall in the Market Place.
	www.thechapter.org /html/ferryhill_links.html (169 words)

	Ferryhill Town Council Home Page
		There is a section dedicated to non-council organisations and activities which operate in the Town, including links to other web sites.
		Ferryhill is situated in the heart of Durham County, 7 miles South of Durham City and 11 miles North of Darlington.
		Ferryhill Town Council, The Town Hall, Ferryhill, County Durham.
	www.ferryhill.gov.uk (218 words)

	A virtual tour of Ferryhill - The Market Place
		Ferryhill Market Place was the area around which the old town was built.
		On an old map of 1861 there is little building developed anywhere in Ferryhill other than here (see A drawing of Ferryhill Village after 1851).
		Ferryhill Market Place is particularly well served by fast food outlets, including 3 pizzerias, 2 chinese Takeaways and an Indian Takeaway, too.
	www.napier.eclipse.co.uk /ferryhill/location8w.htm (443 words)

	Ferryhill Junction signal box (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ferryhill Junction was the point where the Great North of Scotland's branch to Ballater left the Caledonian main line via Craiginches to Dundee and Glasgow.
		In both instances they were erected on sections of line where other railway companies also operated, but why a plainer design than their standard of the period (see Grangemouth No3) should be erected is not clear.
		Although the Ballater line had closed many years previously, Ferryhill Junction remained in use right up to the commissioning of the new Aberdeen power box in 1981.
	www.signalbox.org /gallery/sc/ferryhilljcn.htm (199 words)

	birds in the tree » locations » england » ferryhill, durham
		The town of Ferryhill is situated near the southeast boundary of County Durham, about 25 miles south of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
		More information on the town's long and varied history can be found on Darrell Nixon's site - Ferryhill: The Town and Its story.
		NB : There is also a town of Ferryhill in Aberdeen, Scotland.
	www.birdsinthetree.com /locations/2004/02/15/ferryhill_durham.php (200 words)

	This is The North East \| CommuniGate \| The Campaign
		At the time of writing (19th March 2003), we have 180 pre-registrations to have the Ferryhill Exchange upgraded, which is exactly 45% of the target of 400.
		Broadband prices are now starting to come down dramatically as the service becomes more popular and the cheapest so far is by Metronet who offer a service for only £15 per month, which is barely more than some pay for boring old Dial-up access to the Internet, so it makes sense to thing about changing.
		The Ferryhill Virtual Tour is now available to browse through to find out about the town.
	www.communigate.co.uk /ne/broadband4ferryhill (398 words)

	The Ferryhill House Hotel
		The hotel is situated on the South side of Aberdeen, only a 10 minute walk from Unions Street, Aberdeen's main street, and a 5 minute walk from the River Dee and Duthie Park with its award winning Winter Gardens.
		The Ferryhill House has always been unique and generations of Aberdonians have tales to tell of time spent in the Beer Gardens and Malt Room Bar.
		A warm welcome always awaits you at The Ferryhill House and our friendly and efficient staff are dedicated to making your visit to the hotel a pleasant one.
	www.ferryhillhousehotel.co.uk (170 words)

	Local bus, coach and rail information for Ferryhill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ferryhill is in the Durham County council area (Postcode: DL17).
		A list of the 13 local bus and 4 coach services is available here, and a list of all the possible destinations is shown below.
		Information on hotels near Ferryhill is available here, holiday cottages in this area are available here and other holiday accommodation here.
	www.carlberry.co.uk /rfnshowl.asp?L1=FER037 (259 words)

	Ferryhill Parish Church Stained Glass
		The window of unity marks the union between the two former Ferryhill Church of Scotland congregations (Ferryhill North and Ferryhill South) in 1990 and was designed and made for the Kirk Session by Jane Bayliss of Abbey Studio, Fintray, Aberdeenshire.
		When the two Ferryhill Parishes were united in 1990 the window was re-installed as the main feature of the apse in the present Ferryhill Parish Church.
		The Ferryhill windows came a few years later but may well incorporate some of the designs she produced while working at the Abbey Studio.
	www.ferryhillparishchurch.org.uk /window2.htm (1377 words)

	About Us
		About Us Since we took over Ferryhill Tavern in the Millennium it has been completely refurbished and furnished to a very high standard.
		We support Teams that utilise the facilities in the the Ferryhill Tavern, thereby supporting the local community.
		Ferryhill Tavern and Devanha Lounge since the year 2000.
	www.ferryhilltavern.co.uk /About_Us/about_us.html (95 words)

	Welcome to Ferryhill Flyers
		Ferryhill Flyers is a course for 32 youngsters from 5 different primary schools in the region who will be attending Ferryhill Comprehensive School next term (starting September 4th 1998).
		The "Ferryhill Flyers" programme is an exciting mix of activities in school and out.
		Ferryhill School Head teacher, Steve Gater, sees the initiative as another way of actively involving children out of normal school hours.
	www.fortunecity.com /skyscraper/binary/274/goingon.html (296 words)

	Brass Band Aid Ferryhill Town Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In 1979 the Band was adopted by, and took the name of Durham Colliery Mechanics Band, which prospered for a 15 year period with the support of this association, but ended with the demise of the National Coal Board.
		In 1994 the Band was fortunate enough to be offered facilities and the support of Ferryhill Town Council, and thus became the Ferryhill Town band.
		Ferryhill Town band has enjoyed recent successes at contests and has represented the Northern region in the National Brass Band Finals at the Royal Albert Hall in London in October 2000 and Preston Guidhall in 2001.
	stanhopesb.org /bba/FerryhillTownBand (240 words)

	Springclassic and Ferryhill Coloured Ponies \|
		Molly was owned by sister a few years ago now, she was a beautiful palomino and white mare about 13.2hh.
		She was put in foal when she was with us and produced a lovely palomino and white Filly "Ferryhill Fantasia Felice".
		Molly was shown lighly and did do well, she has now been sold on to progress with her riden career.
	www.freewebs.com /springclassicandferryhillcolouredponies/thegirls.htm (507 words)

	Ferryhill Travel - School educational tours and group travel
		Ferryhill Travel - School educational tours and group travel
		Ferryhill Travel specialises in Educational School and Group Travel.
		Click here to visit the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) for advice on travelling abroad.
	www.ferryhilltravel.co.uk (158 words)

	FERRY HILL ESTATE AGENTS - Property and houses for sale or rent in Ferry Hill and surrounding area.
		Let a good number of agents in Ferryhill know your needs - our 'one e-mail to all Ferryhill Estate Agents' button at the top of the homepage is ideal for this.
		Work closely with the estate agents, they have local knowledge of the property market and house prices in Ferryhill.
		Standard lending ratios are usually three times the principal earner's gross income plus one times the second, or two and a half times joint gross income.
	www.ferryhill-estateagents.co.uk (1271 words)

	Discounted hotel reservations around Ferryhill, Durham and throughout the UK
		Comprehensive listing of hotels and places to stay around Ferryhill, Durham and the rest of Great Britain, all of which can be reserved on-line.
		Below is a selection of hotels, guest houses, pubs, bed and breakfasts and other places to stay that are located around Ferryhill, Durham.
		Click to see hotels in Durham, towns close to Ferryhill or all major towns in Durham.
	www.hotelqueste.co.uk /uk/durham/ferryhill (1669 words)

	FERRYHILL VILLAGE TRAVEL
		Ferryhill Village Travel is a young and newly formed company, Whom specialise in the hire of 9 and 16 minibus and minicoaches, For the people of Ferryhill and surrounding local areas.
		Over the next few months with this being a new website, we will of course be adding photos of our fleet, also feedback from our passengers,
		And in the near future we hope too add the facility to take on line payments (mainly for deposits etc).
	www.ferryhillvillagetravel.co.uk /index.html (128 words)

	Jobs in Ferryhill
		Below is a selection of jobs in Ferryhill.
		On the right we have also listed recruitment agencies that offer full and part time jobs in Ferryhill.
		Operating from 150 branches, the Hays Office Support specialist recruitment consultants find jobs for purchasing, marketing and HR professionals at junior to mid-management level — and for clerical and administrative staff.
	www.agencycentral.co.uk /jobsearch/bytown/countydurham-ferryhill.htm (1078 words)

	Burning Wood Pellets in coal boiler at Ferryhill School
		Biomass energy stored in living material such as trees or straw can be converted into heat and electricity through burning, pyrolysis or gasification.
		The cost of burning pellets at Ferryhill School is expected to be similar to that of burning coal, but is cheaper than gas at April 2002 prices.
		The boiler provides a good teaching tool for science, technology and citizenship and the school are able to host visits for demonstration purposes.
	woodfuelwales.org.uk /biomass/cs/ch/ferryhill.html (803 words)

	Ferryhill and Chilton Sure Start, Located in Ferryhill, Durham : Services for Children under 5, their parents and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ferryhill and Chilton Sure Start, Located in Ferryhill, Durham : Services for Children under 5, their parents and families.
		One of our aims is to provide information to people about other local organisations based within the community
		Ferryhill Station Early Years Group - 01740 657208
	www.ferryhillandchilton.surestart.org /index.php?page_id=23 (92 words)

	Ferryhill Durham Town Sedgefield Borough Council England UK Community website
		Ferryhill Durham Town Sedgefield Borough Council England UK Community and Village website and portal.
		Ferryhill Durham Town Sedgefield Borough Council England UK.
		Ferryhill 0.0m, Spennymoor 2.2m, Croxdale 2.8m, Shildon 5.5m, Bishop Auckland 5.6m, Durham 6.1m, Aycliffe 6.3m, Peterlee 10.0m, Darlington 11.3m, Chester Le Street 11.6m, Billingham 11.9m, Stockton on Tees 12.9m, Seaham 13.1m, Hartlepool 13.3m, Thornaby 13.6m, Washington 14.5m, Middlesbrough 15.2m, Consett 16.0m, Sunderland 16.6m, Barnard Castle 17.8m
	www.ukvillages.co.uk /ukvillages.nsf/villages/England/Ferryhill-Durham (213 words)

	Ferryhill Recruitment Agencies
		Contact Ferryhill recruitment agencies who are registered with Agency Central.
		If you're looking to find recruitment consultants in or near Ferryhill, you can email a "job spec" directly to the agency, take their telephone number or visit their website.
		Candidates searching for employment in Ferryhill can submit their CV, take the employment agency's telephone number, visit their website and conduct a search for Ferryhill vacancies that the agency is recruiting for.
	www.agencycentral.co.uk /agencysearch/bytown/countydurham-ferryhill.htm (2079 words)

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