Announcement: Aycliffe Alternative:

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 #announcement 

https://kawaiidolldecora.uk/aycliffe-alternative

Aycliffe Alternative Magazine:


Our team is made up of people who’ve been pushed out of community projects, silenced, ostracised, and sabotaged — people who refused to compromise their morals just to fit in. We’re the ones who still stand for what’s right, even when it costs us.


Many of the people featured in our magazine are those you won’t find highlighted elsewhere. Not because they haven’t tried — but because they’ve been mistreated, lied about, or left behind by those meant to represent the community. We believe no one deserves abandonment or blacklisting, especially when their hard work directly benefits our town.

We came together to create a space for everyone. We don’t exclude anyone — ever. Our mission isn’t about popularity or politics; it’s about people. 


We believe every voice deserves to be heard, and every contribution to our town deserves recognition.


While we still try to engage and collaborate with councillors, companies, and organisations that sometimes choose to leave people out, we can’t force them to join us. What we can do is continue to make space for those they overlook, ignore, or underestimate.


Every Newtonian matters. It’s disheartening to see how ego and elitism have replaced compassion and cooperation in some spaces.

Elitism doesn’t build community — togetherness does.


Teams are stronger when everyone has a seat at the table. That’s how we create real change and stand up for those who need it most.


Sarah Wingfield

Aycliffe Alternative Magazine    


#Inclusion #Community #Integrity #Morals #AycliffeAlternative 


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A thank-you page from Aycliffe Alternative Magazine, featuring a photo of editor Sarah Wingfield in the top left corner. The title reads “Aycliffe Alternative – An Alternative Community Magazine for Newton Aycliffe,” followed by “Thank You” in a decorative font. The text expresses gratitude to readers for supporting local stories and explains the magazine’s mission to highlight inclusivity, creativity, and connection within the community. It emphasizes that the magazine is a movement for valuing everyone regardless of background, ability, or identity, and celebrates the people, organisations, and creativity that bring the town to life. The message closes with Sarah Wingfield’s name and title, encouraging collaboration and community involvement. The page number “34” appears in the bottom right corner.





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