Riders are saddling up for the first time at a flagship ã1.2m equestrian centre for disabled people in Northumberland.
The Pegasus Centre for Excellence in Disabled Riding is one of the major legacy projects of Castle Morpeth Borough Council, which was abolished in April.
Yesterday the centre, developed at existing stables in Tranwell near Morpeth, was officially launched at a ceremony attended by civic leaders.
Morpeth Links
John Dawson - Local history tales
Wildlife - With Conservation Officer Kevin O'Hara
Ian Lavery - Updates from the MP for Wansbeck
Ray Purvis - Through the seasons at Wallington
DAWN Advice - Liz Chadwick from the advice charity
Robson and Prescott Vets - Pet advice
Morpeth Lions Club - By Lion Simon Pringle
Wendy Errington - Volunteering at Wallington
Andrew Gibson - Fishing and photography
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