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image of george washingtonIn 1183, in the village of Wessyngton, England, the Washington family took its name. In 1789 General George Washington a descendant of that family and leader of the Revolution, became the first President For more click here >


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Oxclose Community School is one of only three in the world taking part in a project with pupils in Washington DC to find out what pride and identity means to them as young people in the 21st century.
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chairImportant news for all members

At the Washington Pride Forum meeting on Friday 29th May 2009 It was agreed that the Management Committee would make Nominations to Area Committee on or before June 19th 2009. It was further agreed that a Special meeting of Management Committee would be held on the 15 June at the Millennium Centre.

Organization wishing to be considered return the appropriate forms to Derek Sleightholme More on this here>>


sunriseThe new issue of Sunrise, for Sunderland people, is out now.

In this issue, you can find out about the Wearmouth-Jarrow World Heritage Site bid and let us know what you think. Sunrise always has a section covering the Washington area.

You can also read about what is going on in your area of the city, enter our Take That ticket give away and much more.
To view issue 16, click here

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Wheeled Sports Park proposal working with young people.  Children and young people from across Washington were involved in identifying the location and design. More on the park


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