High Fell Labour

25/08/2026

24/08/2026

Great to see so many residents attend this event.

22/08/2026

We're incredibly excited for our first event - the Beacon Lough and Wrekenton Pride in Place summer spectacular! 😎

📅 Saturday 22 August, 12-3.30pm
📍 Fell D**e Community Primary School, NE9 7AA

Free for the whole family, with activities including games, arts, crafts and inflatables. Refreshments will be available, and a free shuttle bus will be running from the Beacon Lough East shops and back regularly, thanks to QE Facilities 👏

We hope to see you there!

05/08/2026

30/07/2026

Did you know we have some great trips available for the young people who attend our youth clubs starting Friday and continuing throughout August ? These are all free of charge!

Please see contact information below to book your child's place.

There is limited availability so be quick!

30/07/2026

To mark 150 years of Saltwell Park, our gardening team has brought back a traditional carpet bed display for the first time in many years. 🪷

Created through the skills and dedication of both experienced staff and our talented horticulture apprentices, the display celebrates the park's rich heritage while helping to develop the next generation of gardeners. 👏

We think it looks fantastic and we hope it's a feature visitors can enjoy for years to come. 💚

29/07/2026

This is Reform UK’s vetting crisis in black and white.

Glenn Gibbins, a Reform UK councillor elected to Sunderland City Council in May, has now been charged with posting a grossly offensive message on social media.

The alleged post reportedly referenced the Nigerian community. Northumbria Police investigated after a report was made in May, submitted a file to the Crown Prosecution Service, and a charge has now been authorised.

This is the same councillor who was previously suspended by Reform after allegations of racist social media posts, then later brought back into the party with a final written warning.

People across our communities deserve better than this.

They deserve councillors who bring people together, not representatives caught up in racism rows, suspensions, reinstatements and court cases.

This is what happens when a party chases headlines but fails to properly vet the people it puts forward for public office.

Glenn Gibbins has not been convicted, and the legal process must now take its course. But politically, the question for Reform is simple:

Why was someone with this record of reported comments ever allowed back into the party in the first place?