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Advertising in 'Under The Edge' is easy, just send us your advert, or the basic information you would like in the advert and we will do the rest. All adverts are  grey scale and can be text or text and graphics.
Adverts are in small and large, the smaller being 56mm x 56mm and the large 112mm x 56mm. Prices are available on request.
The editors will refer the advert back to you for your final approval before being included in the magazine and will be happy to listen to any suggestions and to implement any changes. 

Welcome to our website! 
We are aiming to provide  on-line access to our local magazine (Under The Edge), with news, views and information about events in and around 
our parish and surrounding villages.

Navigation links above will take you to other useful information on this site including  information about us and contact details and of course access to the current and past issues of 'Under The Edge'.

 

Longstone School needs your Help

  1. Have you a morning to spare?  If so, would you like to join our team of volunteers to listen to the children reading?

  1. We are in need of mid – day supervisors, please see the advert in this issue of the magazine.
  1. We are trying to catch up with the progress of ex - pupils and would love to hear from anyone who came to Longstone school in the last 8 -10 years or so. To update the school of your progress please contact Mrs Martlew on the  number above.

    If you would like to join us in this enjoyable and rewarding task then please   contact  Mrs Martlew, via the office,

on 01629 640377.


Thank you 

Jean Gledhill



 Then and Now........  click photos to enlarge.







The Picture on the right was taken in Great Longstone Village in 1909, the picture below it was taken from the same place, near 'The Cross' in 2011.
Notice how the horse and cart in the distance has been replaced by a Land Rover, and how many cars are now on the street.. 
The War memorial is in place also in the later picture and a new building has appeared on the left.
Long term residents of Great Longstone will probably see many changes that are not very obvious to the more recent residents.
It was strange taking the photograph and thinking that 102 years ago someone may have stood in the same place taking a photograph, I wonder how many people before me had stood in the same spot and what their thoughts might have been as they looked down Main street................ 
 If any one has any photographs of the area from the past,
 particularly the Church, Pubs, Shops and other buildings in 
the village, or any stories, tales, myths or legends then please
 send them into the editor and have them included on the website 
and in the Magazine.
It is always interesting to see how things used to be, especially in the days before cars and trucks and modern machinery were so prevalent.









 Disclaimer.      Under The Edge editors and management committee do not necessarily endorse opinions expressed in articles or adverts in the
                       magazine or on the website. Information printed in the magazine or on the website from public meetings is only our interpretation of procedings.

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