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Feb2010
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PARISH COUNCIL - CHRISTMAS
Yes we know it's long gone but we have some thanks to give.
We would like to thank Des Pointon, Haydn Skelton and Harold Potts
for the erection and decoration of the Christmas tree and Nigel
and Roz Clayton for their help with the power supply. We would
also like to say how nice it was that the tree stood there for
several weeks and not once were the lights destroyed, as has happened
in previous years.
This shows how people of the village are pulling together to make
this a nice place to live.
Well done.
And while we are on the subject can we say a big thankyou to Councillor
Mike Bray for the decorating of the hall exterior, we think you
will agree it looked wonderful.
Also many
thanks to Jacqueline and Charles Burkill and anyone who assisted
them in the organization of 'Carols round the Christmas tree'
. This was once again a thoroughly enjoyable evening and got everyone
in the Christmas spirit.
Would you
be interested in becoming a Parish Councillor. At the moment we
have a vacancy so if you are interested please contact Chairman,Councillor
Mike Bray on 01977662219 or speak to any other council member.
The Parish Council meetings are held on the second Wednesday of
each month in Kellington village hall. Everyone is welcome.
The Parish
Council and the Village Hall Committee would like to convey our
heartfelt thanks to Paul Banks and his colleagues, of P.A.Banks
joiner and building contractors, for all their help and hard work
with the renovating and decorating of the village hall.
We would also
like to say a big thank you to Sue and Andy Papworth of Kellington
Manor for donating the pop and crisps for the party / disco we
held for the children in December.
Also thanks to everyone who made and brought food and gave up
their time. An enjoyable time was had by all.
VOLUNTEERS
The parish council would like to thank the growing number of volunteers
who regularly pick up litter, cut grass and generally keep the
village looking tidy.
Many thanks you do a great job.
PLAYGROUND
The playground committee will be holding another disco on Friday
12th March 6.00 - 7.30 pm. Any enquiries e-mail Sarah West kellingtonpark@live.co.uk.
POLICE INFO.PARKING
Parking outside school on Eastfield Lane and the junctions of
Manor Garth and Bird Lane is still something of a problem. Please
be aware of the highway and try to uphold this before there is
an accident .
Please be
reminded that Section 243 of the Highway Code states:
DO NOT stop or park :-
Near a school entrance
At a bus or tram stop or taxi rank
Anywhere you could prevent access for Emergency Services
If further
complaints are received regarding vehicles causing unnecessary
obstruction in these or surrounding areas we will have no alternative
but to issue fixed penalty tickets although we would much prefer
individuals to simply adhere to the Highway Code.
Your co-operation would be appreciated but should anyone require
any further clarification regarding the above please do not hesitate
to contact us.
PC 5 Tony
Morton
PCSO 3515 Laura Simpson
PCSO 3505 Annie Newbould
MESSAGE FROM
YOUR SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE TEAM
Concerns have
been raised regarding young children playing in the street on
Marsh Lane Gardens and Ings Lane. It is alleged that children
are kicking balls into gardens and at parked vehicles as well
as putting themselves in danger by being oblivious to moving traffic.
Please could
we ask all parents to ensure that their children play in a safe
and considerate manner and consider allowing their children to
use the park for ball games rather than the street.
Your co-operation in this matter would be very much appreciated.
CHURCH NEWS
The Vicar retires after his final service on Easter Sunday 4th
April at 9 am, after which he and his wife hope to move to Northern
Ireland to be near their daughters.
However, St Edmund's church will continue to serve the community
with regular services and for baptisms, weddings and funerals.
As it is not certain at this time who will officiate at future
services you may contact the following for advice on who to contact
to make arrangements.
Vicky Yates 01977661138
Ann Procter 01977661638
Elizabeth Swales 01977661889
May we also
take this opportunity to wish Father Colin all the best in his
retirement and thank him for all he has done within the parish.
GUIDES AND BROWNIES
1st Kellington Brownies and Guides Monday nights in the Village
Hall 6.30 to 8.00 pm.
VILLAGE WEBSITE
Don't forget the village website for up to date news and local
information.
To access please visit www.kellington.net.
RED LION
The parish council would like to welcome David and Shirley Benson
to the village. Dave has taken over The Red Lion which is now
a freehouse and he offers a warm welcome to customers both old
and new.
Dave has ambitious ideas to improve the pub's facilities. A new
poolroom will be added to the main building which will incorporate
the present decking at the rear of the building and the ladies'
toilet will be completely modified. This will be followed by a
major refurbishment in the main part of the building.
Quiz nights, bingo style, will continue to be held on a Sunday
evening. Prizes will include a gallon of ale, bottles of wine
and other minor prizes. Sky television has been installed with
two fifty inch flat screens showing most major sporting events.
A general price reduction has taken place on all drinks and a
'Happy Hours' session takes place Mon - Fri, 3 - 6 pm when bitter
will cost £1-80 and lager and cider £2.00.
We wish Dave
and Shirley every success with their new venture.
VILLAGE HALL
UPDATE
CHRISTMAS
AFTERNOON
The village
hall committee and the parochial church council would like to
thank everyone who helped at, contributed to or attended the Christmas
afternoon in the village hall. It was a great success and hopefully
will be repeated this year.
BLACKHEART
Don't miss
out on this wonderful opportunity to see 'BLACKHEART' in an intimate
concert with the fastest rising stars of British contemporary
folk music at KELLINGTON VILLAGE HALL-18TH MARCH 2010.
Experience their powerful songs, sublime voices, breathtaking
harmonies and jaw-dropping guitar wizardry.
All in our own village hall!
Check out the music on their website at www.blackheartmusic.co.uk
Doors open at 7.30 and concert starts at 8pm. Tickets are only
£8 or pay on the door (though tickets are limited).
Bring your own drinks or tea and coffee will be served in the
interval.
For tickets
or more information contact Vicky (01977663790) or Kath (01977662749).
Support your
village hall and have a great night out too - we hope to see you
there.
FARMERS MARKET
The Farmers
markets continue to be successful and will be held on the first
Saturday of every month 9am - 1 pm. On sale will be meat, pies,
fish, cheese, crafts, cards. preserves and pickles.
Please come along and support this venture and hopefully we can
keep it going.
Also the fish
man is in the village every Tuesday 1:15 to 2:00 pm on main street.
The charges for hire of the Hall are as follows : -
LOCAL USERS and CHILDRENS PARTIES £ 10:00 PER HOUR
OTHER USERS £ 15:00 PER HOUR
This includes 30 minutes either side of booking for setting up
and clearing away.
Regular bookings and full day bookings are offered at a reduced
rate, for further information please call for details.
Victoria McLauchlan 01977663790
Kath Newton 01977662749
Norma Bray 01977662219
WHATS ON
BINGO
Jacqui's bingo nights will be held on the following nights in
the village hall at
24th February
24th March
28th April
2nd June
21st July
22nd September
27th October
24th November
YOUTH CLUB
The youth club is now well established and held in the village
hall on Tuesday evenings 6.30 - 8.30. for ages 11 - 19.
KELLINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening - Every Thursday at the Community Centre from
7:00pm. All welcome to
this friendly fun group.
KELLINGTON
MANOR
Wednesday Quiz Night and Play Your Cards Right
Sunday Music Quiz Night
Last Saturday in the month - Karaoke Night
Food is served Monday - Saturday 12:00 lunchtime through to 8:30
pm
Sunday lunch 12:00 to 3:00 and full menu 5:30 to 8:00pm
Senior citizens 2 course lunch £5.95 Mon-Fri 12 - 3 pm
Special carvery lunch for the smaller appetite £4.95 Mon-Fri
12 - 3 pm.
Daily specials - home made chips and Yorkshire puddings
Extensive range of malt whisky - Bulmers over ice on draught -
three cask ales served
RED LION
Sunday Quiz Night
Mon - Fri Happy Hours 3.00 - 6.00 pm
Useful Contact
Numbers
Services Flood
line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609773692
Parish Council
Richard Fogden (clerk) 01977 702097
District Councillors John and Mary McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor John McCartney 01977 622558
Member of Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting Amey Street Lighting 08007 831654
NY Street Lighting 01609 532897
01757 241015 For information and advice on all aspects of anti
social behaviour.
01757 292225 Advice on recycling.
01757 292044 Litter and Flytipping. Advice on bulk waste, abandoned
vehicles etc.
01757 292044 Refuse and Waste Collection. For wheelie bins, missed
bins, request for larger bins, refuse collections, assisted collections,
fridge and freezer disposal.
01757 292161 Council tax queries.
01757 292123 Dog warden contact. For information and advice on
stray dogs, aggressive dogs, dog fouling, micro-chipping and neutering.
01757 292227 Elections. Information about Parish, District, County,
Parliamentary and European elections. Advice on obtaining a postal
vote.
01757 292270 Housing Services. For information about applying
for council housing, council garages, council house moves and
exchanges, council mortgages, evictions, and purchasing your council
house.
01757 292178 Information on housing and home improvement grants.
01757 292125 Information and advice on and the reporting of council
house repairs. An emergency service is available on 01757 706291
01757 213758 Information about activities and events at the Abbey
Leisure Centre, Selby.
01757 292192 Information concerning planning aspects in the village.
0845 8727374 For information concerning roadworks, potholes, gritting,
mud on the road and obstructions.
0845 0349415 Social Services. Advice on care in your own home
or in a residential home,domiciliary and respite care, protection
of children and vulnerable adults and hospice care.
01757 292153 Information concerning bus passes.
POLICE NON-EMERGENCY
NUMBER
0845 6060247
MESSAGES AND WARNINGS FROM NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICE
Ask the Police Website (www.askthe.police.uk)
The Police
have launched their "Ask the Police" website. The site
provides members of the public with answers to frequently asked
questions, such as:
· There is a car on my road without any tax, who do I contact?
· My cat is trapped in an empty house, what can I do?
· I have been given a penalty notice for disorder, does
that mean I have a criminal conviction?
. What type of dogs are illegal to own?
My neighbour always plays his/her TV/music really loud even though
I have politely asked for it to be turned down, what can I do?
The aim is to reduce the number of phone calls and queries received,
whilst increasing customer satisfaction.
There has recently been a number of theft offences where holes
have been drilled into fuel tanks and the contents stolen., together
with the theft of number plates from garages.. Please be aware
of this potential increase and report any suspicious activity
that might be connected with this type of theft
There has
been incidents of cable theft from Kirk Smeaton Quarry and Highfield
Ln in Womersley, CCTV was also stolen from a building nr Cridling
Stubbs. Please remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity
around remote buildings and sub stations.
A member of the public recently received a call from a person
claiming to represent a security company offering a free survey.
The name of the company begins with the initials A E. but full
details were not obtained and 1471 revealed the number to be withheld.
It is not known whether this was a genuine or bogus call. NYP
would advise those who receive such calls that you can always
politely say NO THANK YOU and put the phone down. However should
you be interested in what the caller has to say then always obtain
full details and seek advice from an independent source. If you
have any doubts or concerns about the call then report the matter
to NYP
Between the
30th January and 6th February a large metal hayrack was stolen
from a field in Womersley. No vehicle details available. Please
remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
A vehicle
was recently stolen, whilst the owner unloaded tools from the
boot, the keys had been left in the ignition. Please ensure you
remove the keys from your vehicle even if left unattended for
a short period of time.
A sneak in
Burglary occurred recently where the occupants of the property
were upstairs and the front door was insecure. Could you please
be vigilant and lock all doors and windows even when in the house.
There have
been a number of purse dippings recently.. Several have been where
persons have bumped the victim whilst in stores or approached
them at cashpoints and distracted them whilst an associate commits
the theft.
Please be vigilant to this type of crime and advise any shoppers
to close their bags and remove purses or wallets from view.
IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS REGARDING ANY OF THE ABOVE MESSAGES OR
SIMILAR INCIDENTS PLEASE CONTACT NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICE ON 08456060247
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2009
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VILLAGE
SHOW
Many Thanks to everyone who organized, donated to, attended or
took part in any way in the village show. It was once again a
great success and seemed to be enjoyed by all.
PARISH COUNCIL
The Parish Council meetings are held on the second Wednesday of
each month in Kellington village hall. Everyone is welcome.
KEN BRYAN
It is with deep regret that we note the death of Ken Bryan. Ken
was a true Kellingtonian and served the village in many capacities.
He represented the village for several years on the former Osgoldcross
Rural District Council until local government re-organisation
took place in 1973; He also represented the primary school at
Beal on the former Brotherton District sub-committee before schools
were allocated their own set of governors. He continued to serve
the village as a parish councillor and finally as its clerk.
Ken had a
real working knowledge of the village and on several occasions
the parish council sought his expert advice on a particular issue.
He will be sorely missed by all who
knew him and our thoughts go out to his family.
VOLUNTEERS
The parish council would like to thank the growing number of volunteers
who regularly pick up litter, cut grass and generally keep the
village looking tidy.
Many thanks you do a great job.
PLAYGROUND
Kellington Play and Recreation Society invite you to our playground
consultation evening on Friday 18th September from 3-6 pm in the
village hall.
Wii challenge and design a park competition, bouncy castle, graffiti
wall, refreshments and raffle. ( raffle tickets are available
from any member of the playground committee and in the Post Office).
Meet Helen Horner from Proludic, our play equipment provider,
and have your say about our new park.
Any enquiries e-mail Sarah West kellingtonpark@live.co.uk.
VANDALS
The members of the parish council would like to make it quite
clear that when the police find the person or persons responsible
for the recent spate of theft and criminal damage that has plagued
our village over the last few weeks i.e. damage to the school
garden including theft of tools, theft of two hanging baskets
and damage to the village hall, then we will not hesitate in instructing
the police to prosecute the offenders no matter who they are.
This kind of behaviour will not be tolerated in and around our
village.
POLICE
INFO.PARKING
At the last JAG meeting held on Monday 3rd August concerns were
raised regarding parking issues on Eastfield Lane in Kellington.
Specific areas of concern were around the school at the beginning
and end of the day and around the shop area.
Your Safer Neighbourhood Team would like to remind residents and
parents to park considerately and legally in these areas. As the
issue was chosen as a local priority the area will be monitored
closely.
Please be
reminded that Section 243 of the Highway Code states:
DO NOT stop or park :-
Near a school entrance
At a bus or tram stop or taxi rank
Anywhere you could prevent access for Emergency Services
If further
complaints are received regarding vehicles causing unnecessary
obstruction in these or surrounding areas we will have no alternative
but to issue fixed penalty tickets although we would much prefer
individuals to simply adhere to the Highway Code.
Your co-operation would be appreciated but should anyone require
any further clarification regarding the above please do not hesitate
to contact us.
PC 5 Tony
Morton
PCSO 3515 Laura Simpson
PCSO 3505 Annie Newbould
VILLAGE
HALL UPDATE
The village hall is 100 years old in November of this year and
we will be holding an open day with refreshments, local history
information and photographs to celebrate this very special birthday
from 10:00am to 3:00pm.
Also Girl Guiding is 100 years old this year so they will be celebrating
along with us. Guides, as one of their challenges, will be making
a '100' out of five pences on the day so bring along your 5p's
and help them achieve this. Brownies and Guides will also be performing
a medley of songs at 1:00pm.
Many Thanks
to Jane Hammill who donated £60 of the profit from her Mad
Hatters Tea Party to the village hall fund.
FARMERS
MARKET
There will be a farmers market held in the village hall on the
first Saturday of each month beginning Saturday 3rd October 9:00
am to 1:00pm.
On sale will be meat, pies, fish, cheese, crafts, cards. preserves
and pickles.
Please come along and support this venture and hopefully we can
keep it going.
Also the fish
man is in the village every Tuesday 1:15 to 2:00 pm on main street.
The charges for hire of the Hall are as follows : -
LOCAL USERS and CHILDRENS PARTIES £ 10:00 PER HOUR
OTHER USERS £ 15:00 PER HOUR
This includes 30 minutes either side of booking for setting up
and clearing away.
Regular bookings and full day bookings are offered at a reduced
rate, for further information please call for details.
Victoria McLauchlan 01977663790
Kath Newton 01977662749
Norma Bray 01977662219
GUIDES AND BROWNIES
1st Kellington Brownies and Guides Monday nights in the Village
Hall 6.30 to 8.00 pm.
FIRST RESPONDERS
A first responder is a person who is sent to attend cases of potentially
life threatening situations. The first few minutes before the
arrival of an ambulance is crucial and in extreme cases this may
be the factor which determines the patient's survival. You too
could be a life saver. Volunteers are urgently required as we
only have one first responder for our local villages at the moment
so you really could save a life.
Anyone wanting further information please contact Eric Beechey.
Full training will be given.
VILLAGE
WEBSITE
Don't forget the village website for up to date news and local
information.
To access please visit www.kellington.net.
WHATS ON
KELLINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening - Every Thursday at the Community Centre from
7:00pm. All welcome to
this friendly fun group.
KELLINGTON
MANOR
Tuesday Cheap beer night with offers on Fosters and John Smiths
Wednesday Quiz Night and Play Your Cards Right
Sunday Music quiz night
Food is served Monday - Saturday 12:00 lunchtime through to 8:30
pm
Sunday 12:00 to 3:00 and 5:30 to 8:00pm.
Monday 21st September
Reverend Colin White is hosting an illustrated talk 'Across Canada
by Train' with tickets costing £6 to include a pie and pea
supper.
Thursday 5th November -bonfire spectacular.
Monday 16th November -group psychic evening - tickets £5.
Bookings are now being taken for Christmas day and Christmas party
menu which starts on Tuesday 1st December.
For further information contact Sue or Andy on 01977661000
RED LION
The Red Lion is available for private hire during the daytime
for various functions and events, with no hire charge. Refreshments
could be provided if required. For further details contact Bill
on 01977661008.
Village
Newsletter, Autumn 2008
VILLAGE
SHOW
A great big THANK YOU to everyone who gave their support to the
Village Show in any way whatsoever, it was an overwhelming success
(even if it was a bit soggy underfoot) and each village group
raised a substantial amount of money towards their funds. We now
hope to make this an annual event so plant your veggies in good
time for next year.
Also
special thanks to Jacqui Burkill without whom the show would not
have taken place.
VILLAGE HALL UPDATE
The discos are still proving to be a great success and will continue
to be held at the following times :- junior disco 6.00 pm until
7.30 pm - 5-8 years, £1 admission, senior disco 7.30pm until
9pm - 9-14 years, £1 admission.
The dates of the discos up to christmas are as follows : -
Friday
3rd Oct, Friday 14th Nov, Friday 12th Dec
Many
thanks to the volunteer helpers who give up their Friday nights
and to Mickey our D.J.
There
is now a Taekwon-Do class in the hall on Tuesday evenings, 7-8
pm, for ages 5-13.
For further information contact Susan at NTX Taekwon-Do schools
on 07922185126.
The
charges for hire of the Hall are as follows : -
LOCAL USERS £ 10:00 PER HOUR
OTHER USERS £ 15:00 PER HOUR
This includes 30 minutes either side of booking for setting up
and clearing away.
Regular bookings and full day bookings are offered at a reduced
rate, for further information please call for details.
Vicky
McLauchlan 01977663790
Kath Newton 01977662749
Norma Bray 01977662219
GUIDES AND BROWNIES
1st Kellington Brownies and Guides Monday nights in the Village
Hall 6.30 to 8.00 pm.
GUIDES
40 YEARS
Guiding in Kellington 40 Years celebration on Saturday 27th September.
There will be an open afternoon in Kellington village hall 2.00
pm - 4.00 pm, please join us for light refreshments and maybe
a trip down memory lane.
On Sunday 28th September there will be a church service at St.
Edmunds, Kellington. There will be a parade at 1.30 pm from Kellington
Manor to the Church where the service will start at 2.00 pm. After
the service refreshments will be served in the village hall.
The collection taken at this service will be shared between the
Church and Childline.
CONGRATULATIONS
Jackie Brooke, of Kellingley, has been a Brownie Guider in Kellington
for 30 years in October. May we take this opportunity to congratulate
and thank her for this wonderful voluntary service.
PARISH
COUNCIL
Members of Kellington Parish Council are as follows:-
Councillors
Eric Beechey (chair), Mike Bray (vice-chair), Lyn Hutchinson,
Kath Newton, John Parker and Chris Whiteley.
Clerk to the Council is Richard Fogden.
Parish
Council meetings will be held in the village hall from 7.30 pm
on the following dates.
Thursday 9th October
Wednesday 12th November
Wednesday 10th December
VOLUNTEERS
The Parish Council would like to publicly thank those volunteers
from the village who regularly cut and tidy the grass verges and
planters. We are extremely grateful to these people, some we know
and others we don't, who are all doing a wonderful job.
ARCHIVE COLLECTION
Would anyone having any photographs which depict Kellington in
bygone days please contact Eric Beechey on 01977661747 as they
may be of interest for his archive collection.
HISTORICAL
SNIPPET
With Armistice Day soon to be upon us it may be of interest to
see how the children at Beal Council School (then an all age through
school) celebrated the cessation of the Great War. The head master
at this particular period of time was Mr A.J.Page.
11th
November 1918
'News having been received that the armistice with the Germans
had been signed at 5 o'clock this morning the school met together
and after singing the National Anthem gave hearty cheers for the
result of the negotiations with the enemy.'
ALLOTMENTS
Quite a number of people have shown interest in allotments and
we are now ready to go forward to the next step in the process
so if you are interested please contact Kath Newton on 01977662749,
if you haven't already done so, to enable us to establish how
much land would be required.
KELLINGTON
SCHOOL
The P.T.A . are holding a TABLE TOP SALE in school on Saturday
11th October 1-3 pm.
Tables are available at a cost of £7 and refreshments will
be available.
For further information or to book a table please contact Kath
Newton on 01977662749.
60's
NIGHT
Let Billy Collins entertain you with a 60's night in Kellington
Village Hall on Wednesday 15th October. This event will be ticket
only at a cost of £4.00 which includes one free bingo book
(extras will be available for a small charge). Please bring your
own drinks and glasses.
Tickets can be purchased from Jacqui Burkill 01977662062 or Kath
Newton 01977662749.
Tickets will also be available to purchase at Brownies and Guides
(in the village hall) every Monday evening between 6.30 and 8.00
pm.
VILLAGE
WEBSITE
Don't forget the village website for up to date news and local
information.
To access the website for up to date news and topics of local
interest please visit www.kellington.net.
WHATS
ON
KELLINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening - Every Thursday at the Community Centre from
7:00pm. All welcome to
this friendly fun group.
BINGO
NIGHTS
Bingo will be held in the village hall at 7.00 pm on the following
dates
Tuesday 30th September
Tuesday 28th October
Tuesday 25th November
KELLINGTON
MANOR
Monday All pump ales and lagers £1.20 per pint when purchased
with carvery food
Tuesday Curry Club and cheap beer night (sixth curry and starter
free)
Wednesday Quiz Night
Thursday Designer Pizzas served to eat in up to 10.30 pm
Friday Steak and Fish night
Saturday Karaoke and Disco nights, please check for details
Sunday Sunday Lunch served 12.00 - 2.00, full menu also served
5.30 - 8.00 pm
HORSE
AND JOCKEY
Early evening meals 6.00 - 8.00 pm Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
RED
LION
Quiz night each Sunday at 9:00 pm. Prizes are £25, gallon
of ale and a bottle of wine plus a weekly jackpot.
Useful
Contact Numbers
Services
Flood line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609773692
Parish
Council Richard Fogden (clerk) 01977 702097
District Councillors John and Mary McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor Gillian Ivey 01977 620110
Member of Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting Amey Street Lighting 08007 831654
NY Street Lighting 01609 532897
01757 241015 For information and advice on all aspects of anti
social behaviour.
01757 292225 Advice on recycling.
01757 292044 Litter and Flytipping. Advice on bulk waste, abandoned
vehicles etc.
01757 292044 Refuse and Waste Collection. For wheelie bins, missed
bins, request for larger bins, refuse collections, assisted collections,
fridge and freezer disposal.
01757 292161 Council tax queries.
01757 292123 Dog warden contact. For information and advice on
stray dogs, aggressive dogs, dog fouling, micro-chipping and neutering.
01757 292227 Elections. Information about Parish, District, County,
Parliamentary and European elections. Advice on obtaining a postal
vote.
01757 292270 Housing Services. For information about applying
for council housing, council garages, council house moves and
exchanges, council mortgages, evictions, and purchasing your council
house.
01757 292178 Information on housing and home improvement grants.
01757 292125 Information and advice on and the reporting of council
house repairs. An emergency service is available on 01757 706291
01757 213758 Information about activities and events at the Abbey
Leisure Centre, Selby.
01757 292192 Information concerning planning aspects in the village.
0845 8727374 For information concerning roadworks, potholes, gritting,
mud on the road and obstructions.
0845 0349415 Social Services. Advice on care in your own home
or in a residential home,domiciliary and respite care, ptotection
of children and vulnerable adults and hospice care.
01757 292153 Information concerning bus passes.
POLICE
NON-EMERGENCY NUMBER
0845 6060247
Kellington
Village News - Summer 2008
PARISH
COUNCIL
It is with much regret that the parish council note the resignation
of Des Pointon.
Des has been an invaluable member of the parish council and will
be sorely missed by fellow councillors and village residents.
His input into the village has been phenomenal including his part
in the refurbishment of the community hall, upkeep of grass verges
and reinstatement of footpaths, playing a prominent part in the
opposition to the proposed eco-town, keeping a check on street
lighting, erecting and decorating the village christmas tree and
helping at the discos at the community hall to name but a few.
The parish council and village owe Des a real debt of gratitude
and we would like to wish him lots of luck and happy holidays
for the future.
We
would also like to note with regret the resignation of Vic Johnson
from the parish council and thank him for his invaluable input
during meetings.
The
parish council would also like to thank Euro Auctions for the
organisation of vehicle parking at their recent sale, it was a
vast improvement and a pleasure to behold.
VILLAGE HALL UPDATE
The hall committee would like to say a big thank you to Jan Pointon
following her resignation. Her help with discos and fund-raising
will be greatly missed.
The
committee would also like to say a big thank you to Martin Simpson
of CNM Online
for providing soap dispensers and liquid soap free of charge.
The
new disco times are proving to work very well, therefore we will
continue to hold the junior disco 6.00 pm until 7.30 pm - 5-8
years, £1 admission and the senior disco 7.30pm until 9pm
- 9-14 years, £1 admission.
The dates of the discos up to christmas are as follows : -
Friday 18th July
Friday 5th Sept
Friday 3rd Oct
Friday 14th Nov
Friday 12th Dec
Many thanks to the volunteer helpers who give up their Friday
nights and to Mickey our D.J.
The
charges for hire of the Hall are as follows : -
LOCAL USERS £ 10:00 PER HOUR
OTHER USERS £ 15:00 PER HOUR
This includes 30 minutes either side of booking for setting up
and clearing away.
Regular bookings and full day bookings are offered at a reduced
rate, for further information please call for details.
Vicky
McLauchlan 01977663790
Kath Newton 01977662749
Norma Bray 01977662219
GUIDES AND BROWNIES
1st Kellington Brownies and Guides Monday nights in the Village
Hall.
1st
Kellington Guides (St Edmunds) would like to say a very big thank
you to everyone who helped and supported their fund-raising event
in May, over £300 was raised.
GUIDES
40 YEARS
Guiding in Kellington 40 Years celebration on Saturday 27th September.
There will be an open afternoon in Kellington village hall 2.00
pm - 4.00 pm, please join us for light refreshments and maybe
a trip down memory lane.
On Sunday 28th September there will be a church service at St.
Edmunds, Kellington. There will be a parade from Kellington Manor
to the Church where the service will start at 2.00 pm. After the
service refreshments will be served in the village hall.
The collection taken at this service will be shared between the
Church and a children's charity yet to be confirmed.
KELLI-TOTS
Kelli-tots is now on Monday only and is open from 1pm-2:30 pm.
For information contact Michelle on 663967 or Debra on 661429.
FOOTBALL TRAINING
The football training will continue in the school playing field
on Mondays 3.30-4.30 and is free of charge, please feel free to
send your child along.
CRICKET CLUB
Eggborough cricket club are always interested in new players.
Training is on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 pm at the cricket ground
in Eggborough.
For further details contact Eric Beechey on 01977661747.
ECO
- TOWN UPDATE
The parish council would like to note how pleased we are at the
level of support shown for the various protests against the eco-town,
and noticeably how many houses have displayed a NO sign and continue
to do so. A great community spirit has been shown.
Thank you also to our two district councillors John and Mary McCartney
for their sterling efforts regarding the Willow Green proposal
and to county councillor Gillian Ivey for her continued support.
VILLAGE WEBSITE
Robbie Beechey has very kindly provided us with the number of
hits the village web pages have received since it began, a total
of 123,746, some of which are broken down as follows
Index
page 25,174
Eco town 7,547
Cricket 1,206
Football 2,062
Kellipets 1,038
Business 6,146
Postbag 1,793 +
This
shows what a wonderful source the website is for information to
be passed around so well done and Thanks to Robbie, keep up the
good work.
To access the website for up to date news and topics of local
interest please visit www.kellington.net.
ARCHIVE
COLLECTION
Would anyone having any photographs which depict Kellington in
bygone days please contact Eric Beechey on 01977661747 as they
may be of interest for his archive collection.
JESSI
- JANE
Well done to Jessi-Jane Simpson for getting so far in the Live
and Unsigned competition and may we wish her every success in
the future.
ALLOTMENTS
The parish council are looking at the possibility of providing
allotments to rent. If you would
be interested please contact Kath Newton on 01977662749 to enable
us to establish the amount of interest in such a project.
KELLINGTON
SCHOOL
The P.T.A and Staff would like to thank everyone who attended
the May fair and global garden opening which was a great success.
£800 was raised towards new playground equipment and £50
in donations towards new plants. Thanks also to John Parker and
Yorkshire Water and Kellington Parish Council for their much appreciated
donations.
WHATS
ON
KELLINGTON
VILLAGE HALL
Let Billy Collins entertain you with a 60's night in Kellington
village hall on October 15th. Tickets will be £4.00 and
will be on sale later in the year (tickets will include one free
bingo book, extras will be charged for). Please bring your own
drinks and glasses. This event will be ticket only.
KELLINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening - Every Thursday at the Community Centre from
7:00pm. All welcome to this friendly fun group.
KELLINGTON
MANOR
Monday All pump ales and lagers £1.20 per pint when purchased
with carvery food
Tuesday Curry Club and cheap beer night (sixth curry and starter
free)
Wednesday Quiz Night
Thursday Designer Pizzas served to eat in up to 10.30 pm
Friday Steak and Fish night
Saturday Karaoke and Disco nights, please check for details
Sunday Sunday Lunch served 12.00 - 2.00, full menu also served
5.30 - 8.00 pm
HORSE
AND JOCKEY
Early evening meals 6.00 - 8.00 pm Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
RED
LION
Quiz night each Sunday at 9:00 pm. Prizes are £25, gallon
of ale and a bottle of wine plus a weekly jackpot.
VILLAGE SHOW
The
Village Show will be held on Saturday 6th September. There will
be various stalls and games, refreshments and a bouncy castle.
The vegetable competition categories and classes are as follows
:-
1. longest carrot
2. cauliflower (single)
3. leeks (2 in display)
4. onions (any variety, 3 in display)
5. tomatoes (any variety, 6 in display)
6. heaviest marrow
7. potatoes (any variety, 4 in display
8. heaviest onion
9. heaviest leek
10. mini garden (seed tray size, under 14 years)
11. veggie monster (under 14 years)
12. strawberry jam (1 jar)
13. pickles and chutneys
14. fruit cake
15. decorated cake (with an autumn theme)
Entries
must be in the village hall by 11.00 am on the day when the doors
will be locked for judging to take place.
So come on have a go, get growing and join in it's all a bit of
fun (nothing too serious) and hopefully we can make this an annual
event and keep the community spirit going that has been strongly
in evidence over recent months.
If you would like to become involved in the organisation please
contact a member of the Village Hall Committee or Jacqui Burkill.
Useful
Contact Numbers
Services
Flood line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609 773692 Fly Tipping Hotline 01757292044
Parish
Council Richard Fogden (clerk) 01977 702097
District
Councillors - John and Mary McCartney 01977 662558
County
Councillor- Gillian Ivey 01977 620110
Member
of Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street
Lighting Amey Street Lighting 0800 783 1654 NY Street Lighting
01609 532897
REPORTING
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND POLICE NON EMERGENCY
0845 6060247
Advertisements
The Parish Council accept no liability or recommendation
To adverts placed in the newsletter
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VILLAGE HALL UPDATE
The interior decorating of the Hall is now complete and we would
like to say a big thank you to the painter and decorator Mr. Merv
Baxter of Rainbow Decor for a wonderful job.
Merv can be contacted on home :- 01405768203 or mobile :- 07961991150
for all your decorating needs.
Many thanks
also to Nigel Clayton for the electrical work he has carried out
free of charge and for which we are extremely grateful.
The discos
are still proving popular, especially with the younger children,
therefore it has been decided to alter the times to 6.00 pm until
7.30 pm - 5-8 years, £1 admission and 7.30pm until 9pm -
9-14 years, £1 admission.
The dates of the discos are as follows :-
Friday 25th April
Friday 16th May
Friday 13th June
Many thanks to the volunteer helpers who give up their Friday
nights and to Mickey our D.J.
The charges
for hire of the Hall have been increased slightly.
If you would like to hire the Hall the charges are as follows
:-
LOCAL USERS £ 10:00 PER HOUR
OTHER USERS £ 15:00 PER HOUR
This includes 30 minutes either side of booking for setting up
and clearing away.
Regular bookings and full day bookings are offered at a reduced
rate, for further information please call for details.
Vicky McLauchlan
01977663790
Kath Newton 01977662749
Jan Pointon 01977661547
PLAY PARK
A group of parents together with some Parish Council members have
formed an action group to try and obtain funding to upgrade the
present play park facilities, which was one of the action points
raised in the Parish Plan.
We will keep you informed of any further developments.
GUIDES AND
BROWNIES
1st Kellington Brownies and Guides Monday nights in the Village
Hall.
Brownies 5.55
pm - 7.25 pm for girls aged 7 - 10 years
Guides 7.30 pm - 9.00 pm for girls aged 10 - 14 years
KELLI-TOTS
Kellitots starts again on Monday 7th April and is open term time,
Monday and Friday, 1pm-3pm.
For information contact Michelle on 663967 or Debra on 661429.
FOOTBALL
TRAINING
The football training is now back on in the school playing field
on a Monday 3.30-4.30 and is free of charge. The next session
will be on Monday 14th April please feel free to send your child
along.
BEAVERS
AND CUBS UPDATE
The Beaver group has unfortunately had to be put on hold for the
present time.
Would anyone interested in becoming a Beaver leader please contact
Mike or Norma Bray on 01977662219.
ECO - TOWN
UPDATE
Many thanks to all residents for their support of the various
protests against the eco-town i.e. dog walk, drumming up support,
also for the many excellent letters sent to various local and
national newspapers and the Village website A great community
spirit has been shown.
Thank you also to our two district councillors John and Mary McCartney
for their sterling efforts regarding the Willow Green proposal
and to County Councillor Gillian Ivey for her continued support.
VILLAGE
WEBSITE
On behalf of all community the Parish Council would like to say
a huge thank you to Robbie Beechey for the superb job she is doing
with the Kellington Village website.
Well done Robbie.
To access
the website for up to date news and topics of local interest please
visit www.kellington.net.
ARCHIVE COLLECTION
Would anyone having any photographs which depict Kellington in
bygone days please contact Eric Beechey on 01977661747 as they
may be of interest for his archive collection.
JESSI - JANE
Well done to Jessi-Jane Simpson for her success so far in the
Live and Unsigned competition and good luck in the regional finals.
OSGOLDCROSS
FORUM
The Osgoldcross Forum have set up various stand alone committees
of which some members of the Parish Council are now members.
Des Pointon and Kath Newton are members of the Youth committee
which has been set up to try and improve facilities for the younger
people of the local communities and Eric Beechey and Mike Bray
are members of the Highways Committee which is concerned with
road safety, traffic calming etc.
VANDALISM
AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
Police are still picking up groups of youths drinking alcohol
in the Village Green, Village Hall area. This is part of the no-alcohol
zone so please ensure everyone is aware of this.
The bus shelter on the Village Green has been smashed and littered
with car tyres and empty cans. The pipework at the rear of the
Hall was smashed as soon as it had been repaired. This all costs
money that could be better spent elsewhere and the people doing
this damage are a minority so please be vigilant and report any
vandalism, anti-social behaviour or alcohol consumption immediately
and let us try and stop these few spoiling our Village.
It has also
been reported to the Parish Council that the Church roof has been
vandalised and lead flashing stolen. This is unacceptable. If
you see anything suspicious please report it immediately.
Contact numbers
are at the end of this newsletter.
WHATS ON
MAY FAIR
After the success of last years May Fair the P.T.A. have decided
to have another one this year.
It will be held in the school grounds (weather permitting) and
the school hall on Friday 23RD May at 2.00 pm.
There will be various stalls and games, raffle, refreshments,
bouncy castle and maypole dancing by the children.
KELLINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening - Every Thursday at the Community Centre from
7:00pm. All welcome to this friendly fun group.
KELLINGTON
MANOR
Monday All pump ales and lagers £1.20 per pint when purchased
with carvery food
Tuesday Curry Club and cheap beer night (sixth curry and starter
free)
Wednesday Quiz Night
Thursday Designer Pizzas served to eat in up to 10.30 pm
Friday Steak and Fish night
Saturday Karaoke and Disco nights, please check for details
Sunday Sunday Lunch served 12.00 - 2.00, full menu also served
5.30 - 8.00 pm
HORSE AND
JOCKEY
Early evening meals 6.00 - 8.00 pm Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
VILLAGE
SHOW
The provisional date for the proposed Village Show is Saturday
30th August. If you have any ideas or would like to become involved
in the organisation please contact a member of the Village Hall
Committee, a Parish Councillor or Jacqui Burkill.
WATCH THIS
SPACE FOR FURTHER DETAILS
Useful
Contact Numbers
Services Flood
line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609 773692 Fly Tipping Hotline 01757292044
Parish Council
Richard Fogden (clerk) 01977 702097
District Councillors
- John and Mary McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor-
Gillian Ivey 01977 620110
Member of
Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting
Amey Street Lighting 0800 783 1654 NY Street Lighting 01609 532897
REPORTING
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND POLICE NON EMERGENCY
0845 6060247
Advertisements
The Parish Council accept no liability or recommendation
To adverts placed in the newsletter
CHRISTMAS
2007
Well the festive
season is upon us once again and the carols round the Christmas
tree annual event will take place on Friday 7th December at 7:00
p.m. Christmas carols will be played by Selby Scout and Guide
Band and mince pies and mulled wine will be served.
There is no charge for music or refreshments and as this is such
a lovely evening please come along and give generously to the
collection tins.
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Village NewsDelivered to over 404 homes in Kellington Dec2007
Up to the minute news and information visit www.kellington.net
VILLAGE HALL UPDATE
The Village
Hall committee now has some new members who are all working hard
to keep the Hall in regular use. If you would like to join the
committee please come along to any of our meetings, everyone is
most welcome.
The decorating of the Hall will hopefully begin in the New Year
and will put the finishing touches to what has been a mammoth
task.
The discos
are still proving popular and the next one will be on Friday 28th
December, 5.30 until 6.30 - 5-8 years, 50p admission and 7pm until
9pm - 9-14 years, £1 admission. Many thanks to the volunteer
helpers who give up their Friday nights and to Mickey, our D.J.
If you would
like to hire the Hall the charges are as follows :-
LOCAL USERS
£ 7:50 PER HOUR
OTHER USERS £ 10:50 PER HOUR
This includes 30 minutes either side of booking for setting up
and clearing away.
Regular bookings
and full day bookings are offered at a reduced rate, for further
information please call for details.
Vicky McLauchlan
01977663790
Kath Newton 01977662749
Jan Pointon 01977661547
KELLINGTON
GUIDES AND BROWNIES
1st Kellington
Brownies and Guides Monday nights in the Village Hall.
Brownies 5.55
pm - 7.25 pm for girls aged 7 - 10 years
Guides 7.30 pm - 9.00 pm for girls aged 10 - 14 years
PHOTO AND
PUMPKIN COMPETITION
The photographic
competition had a fantastic response and by popular request will
be back again next year. A donation was made to Cancer research
UK.
The design a pumpkin competition was not quite as popular but
still had some brilliant and very funny entries.
The Guides would like to say a very big Thankyou to all who entered
and congratulations to the winners.
BINGO NIGHT
The recent
bingo night held in the Village Hall raised over £200 for
children in need.
Kellington
Guides would like to thank all the people who support them and
wish all residents of the Village a happy Christmas and all the
very best for 2008.
KELLI-TOTS
SPIRIT
OF CHRISTMAS NIGHT
You are invited to come along to the Village Hall on Tuesday 4th
December, 7:15 - 9:15pm.
Bring your cash, have some retail therapy and be pampered! Anyone
interested in having a table on the night (£5) please contact
Michelle. There will be Christmas present ideas including Virgin
Vie, Avon and a gift wrapping service, raffle with a wonderful
hamper as first prize and mince pies with a free glass of wine.
THANKYOU
Kellitots would like to extend thanks to the following companies
for their kind donations towards the setting up of their group
- Meadowlodge Residential Home, The Jenny Wren and Kellington
P.O. along with the Parish Council. They would also like to thank
the residents of the village for their kind donations.
Don't forget
Kellitots is open term time, Monday and Friday, 1pm-3pm.
For information contact Michelle on 663967 or Debra on 661429.
FOOTBALL TRAINING
Due to dark
nights and other activities in school football training has now
been postponed until January.
BEAVERS AND CUBS UPDATE
The Beavers
group is now up and running in the Village Hall on a Tuesday evening
5:30 until 6:30 for boys and girls aged 5 years 9 months to 8.
More children would be most welcome please come along.
The Beaver group will give a short performance at the Carols round
the tree event.
J.A.G.
MEETING
Several Parish
Councillors attended the recent J.A.G (joint action group) meeting
which was held in Kellington Village Hall. The J.A.G is made up
of representatives from the Police Force, Fire Service, Parish
and District Councillors and other groups. These meetings allow
Parish Councillors to voice their concerns on local issues. Incidents
discussed this month were fly tipping, nuisance off-road motorcycling,
traffic problems on the A645, parking on the A19 and under age
youths and young adults drinking within Kellington village no-alcohol
zone, particularly the village green / hall area.
Two issues were taken up by the group for intense targeting. These
were parking in the Hut Green area of Eggborough and alcohol problems
in Kellington.
Residents may therefore notice increased Police activity in these
areas over the coming months.
VILLAGE
WEBSITE
Don't forget
to access your local village website for up to date news and topics
of local interest at www.kellington.net.
BEWARE
Please be
vigilant at all times and particularly over the Christmas period
with regards to thieves and conmen pretending to be utility engineers.
These people can appear to be genuine but please ask for identification
and phone numbers where their credentials can be confirmed. If
these people are genuine they will not mind waiting while you
check. If in any doubt DON'T LET THEM IN and notify the police.
If you see
or suffer from any vandalism or anti-social behaviour please report
it to the police and get an incident number. If you are afraid
or would rather not report any issue please contact a Parish Councillor
who will gladly do this on your behalf.
COMMUNITY
GOVERNOR
Kellington
Primary School is looking for somebody to join their Governing
Body as a Community Governor. The role of Community Governor is
someone who would represent the community interests, be committed
to the good governance and success of the school and become a
'critical friend'. A Community Governor should not have a child
at the school. Full Governor meetings are held once each term
and sub-committee meetings (the joining of which is personal choice)
are held at regular intervals. If you would be interested in taking
on this fulfilling role please telephone the Head Teacher, Penny
Percival, on
01977 661127.
BIKES FOR
SALE
You may have
noticed some bicycles for sale at the Corner Shop.
They are £15 each and all proceeds will go to cancer research.
BEST BAR
NONE
Congratulations
to Sue and Andy and all their staff at Kellington Manor.
They walked away with Best Pub and Overall Winner at the 'Best
Bar None Awards'
Held in York.
VERY WELL DONE
WHATS ON
CHRISTMAS
FAYRE
The Christmas
fayre at Kellington School will be held on Friday 14th December
at 2 pm in the school hall. Santa will be in his grotto and there
will be various stalls, games, raffle and refreshments. Please
come along and help us raise funds for our much needed playground
equipment.
CHURCH
SERVICES
Holy Communion
Services
Dec 2nd -
Advent 1
Kellington 9.15 am, Womersley 11.00 am
Dec 9th - Advent 2
Womersley 8.00 am, Whitley 9.15 am
Dec 16th - Advent 3
Kellington 9.15 am, Womersley 11.00am
Dec 23rd - Advent 4
Whitley 9.15 am, Womersley 11.00am
Dec 30th - Christmas 1
Whitley 9.15 am, Womersley 11.00am
Family Services
/ Second Helpings
December's Theme - A Christmas present
Dec 9th -
Advent 2
Womersley 11.00am, Whitley 4.00pm
Dec 16th - Advent 3
Carol Service - Kellington 3.30 pm
Dec 23rd - Advent 4
Christingle - Whitley 3.30pm
Dec 24th - Christmas Eve
Crib service - Womersley 3,30pm
1st Xmas Communion - Womersley 9.00 pm
Midnight Mass - Kellington 11.00 pm
Dec 25th - Christmas Day
Holy Communion - Whitley 9.00am, Womersley 10.30 am
Dec 27th - Thursday
Carol Service - Womersley 3.30 pm
KELLINGTON
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening
- Every Thursday at the Community Centre from 7:00pm. All welcome
to this friendly fun group.
KELLINGTON MANOR
Monday All
pump ales and lagers £1.20 per pint when purchased with
carvery food
Tuesday Curry Club and cheap beer night (sixth curry and starter
free)
Wednesday Quiz Night
Thursday Designer Pizzas served to eat in up to 10.30 pm
Friday Steak and Fish night
Saturday Karaoke and Disco nights, please check for details
Sunday Sunday Lunch served 12.00 - 2.00, full menu also served
5.30 - 8.00 pm
HORSE AND JOCKEY
Early evening
meals 6.00 - 8.00 pm Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
VILLAGE SHOW
The Village
Hall Committee, the Parish Council and the Guides are planning
a Village Show to be held in the summer of next year. It is hoped
there will be home grown produce competitions along with stalls
and games and various other things.
If you have any ideas or would like to become involved in the
organisation please contact a member of one of the above groups.
WATCH
THIS SPACE FOR FURTHER DETAILS
Finally may
we wish all residents and their families a very merry Christmas
and a happy and prosperous New year for 2008.
Useful Contact
Numbers
Services Flood
line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609 773692 Fly Tipping Hotline 01757292044
Parish Council Richard Fogden (clerk) 01977 702097
District Councillors - John and Mary McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor- Gillian Ivey 01977 620110
Member of
Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting Amey Street Lighting 0800 783 1654 NY Street Lighting
01609 532897
REPORTING
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND POLICE NON EMERGENCY
0845 6060247
ADVERTISEMENT
L C JOINERY
DOORS,
SKIRTING BOARDS
ARCHITRAVES
Tel :- 07825719663
Between 5 pm and 7 pm
Advertisements
The Parish Council accept no liability or recommendation
To adverts placed in the newsletter
Kellington
Village News - Sept/Oct2007
Delivered
to over 404 homes in Kellington
Up to the minute news and information visit www.kellington.net
VILLAGE HALL UPDATE
The disabled
toilet and storeroom are very near completion, many thanks to
local builder Paul Banks, who has done an excellent job and helped
us meet our deadline.
At the moment a few volunteers are painting the interior of the
Hall, which as you can imagine is a mammoth task, so if anyone
would like to help please contact Des Pointon on 661547 or Kath
Newton on 662749. Any help would be enormously appreciated.
The discos
are now established and proving very successful, many thanks to
the volunteer helpers who give up their Friday nights and to Mickey,
our D.J.
Future
discos booked are as follows :-
Friday, 21September,
5.30 until 6.30 - 5 to 8 year olds, 50p admission
7pm until 9pm - 9 to 14 year old, £1 admission.
Friday, 19 October,
5.30 until 6.30 - 5 to 8 year olds, 50p admission
7pm until 9pm - 9 to 14 year old, £1 admission
Friday, 16 November,
5.30 until 6.30 - 5 to 8 year olds, 50p admission
7pm until 9pm - 9 to 14 year old, £1 admission
Friday, 28 December,
5.30 until 6.30 - 5 to 8 year olds, 50p admission
7pm until 9pm - 9 to 14 year old, £1 admission
Pop, crisps
and sweets will be on sale.
If you
would like to hire the Hall the charges are as follows:-
LOCAL USERS
£ 7:50 PER HOUR
OTHER USERS £ 10:50 PER HOUR
This includes 30 minutes either side of booking for setting up
and clearing away.
Regular bookings
and full day bookings are offered at a reduced rate, for further
information please call for details.
Vicky McLauchlan
01977663790
Kath Newton 01977662749
Jan Pointon 01977661547
The next meeting
of the Village Hall committee will be on Thursday 18th October.
New members are always welcome.
EXTENDED SCHOOLS
The wick-kid
outreach programme, which ran throughout the Summer Hols for 8
-14 year olds, was very poorly attended although popular in other
villages.
Any feedback as to reasons why would be helpful in trying to organise
something for next year.
Please contact any member of the Parish Council or Village Hall
Committee with your comments.
KELLI-TOTS
New parent
and toddler group.
Every Monday and Friday afternoon 1 - 3 pm.
Come and enjoy a chat with other parents or carers, exchange ideas
and solve all those parental worries with others over a cuppa.
Allow your child, under your supervision, to interact with others
and through play learn the important skills of everyday life.
A small charge
will apply to cover running costs
For further information ring Michelle on 663967 or Debra on 661429.
FOOTBALL
TRAINING
After school
at Kellington Primary School.
Starts Monday 17th September
9 years and under - 4pm until 5pm
10 and over - 5.30pm until 6.30pm
FA qualified coach
Further info contact Michelle on 663967
All welcome.
A PAT ON
THE BACK
It is nice
to see a vast improvement in the upkeep of the village.
Less litter has been dropped (many thanks to those residents who
regularly pick it up) and anti-social behaviour seems to be minimal
at the moment, so lets try and keep it up.
BROWNIES
AND GUIDES
1st Kellington
Brownies and Guides Monday nights in the Village Hall.
Brownies 5.55
pm - 7.25 pm for girls aged 7 - 10 years
Guides 7.30 pm - 9.00 pm for girls aged 10 - 14 years
Unfortunately,
due to work in the Hall and the summer holidays, the proposed
Guides fundraising concert had to be postponed until a later date.
A donation has been sent to The Toll Bar Flood Appeal and Jacqui
Burkill would like to Thank everyone who made a donation.
BEAVERS
AND CUBS UPDATE
Two volunteers
have come forward so hopefully the group will soon be up and running.
More volunteers would be most welcome.
For any further information please contact Mike or Norma Bray
on 662219
FLY TIPPING
Please report
any suspect activity or illegally dumped materials to Selby Council
FLY TIPPING HOTLINE on 01757292044.
LOCAL COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER
Our local Police Community Support Officers are Laura Walton and
her partner Ben.
They are both very approachable and are more than happy to assist
with any problems you may be experiencing. Laura and Ben can be
contacted using the non-emergency police number which is 08456060247.
If you have trouble contacting Laura or Ben or would prefer someone
to speak to them on your behalf please feel free to contact Des
Pointon on 01977661547 or Kath Newton on 01977662749 and they
will be more than happy to do this for you.
VILLAGE
WEBSITE
Don't forget
to access your local village website for up to date news and topics
of local interest at www.kellington.net.
PARISH
COUNCIL MEETINGS
Parish Council
meetings are held on the second Wednesday of every month (except
August) at 7:30pm in the Village Hall, all members of the public
are welcome to attend.
WHATS ON
PHOTOGRAPHY
COMPETITION AND PUMPKIN DESIGN
A photography
competition is to be held in the Village Hall on Saturday 27th
October.
There will be various categories including seasons, landscape
and nature ( sorry no pets or portraits). Photographs will be
judged by members of Selby camera club and should be submitted
at the Village Hall on the previous Saturday, 20th October, between
10.00 am and 12.00 noon.
A small charge will be made of 50 pence per photograph.
Winners will be announced on Saturday 27th when there will also
be a pumpkin design competition (age groups apply) along with
various stalls including tombola, hoop-la, coconut shie, raffle,
cakes and refreshments.
Please come along and support this fun event and maybe win a prize.
BINGO NIGHTS
Bingo nights
will be held in the Village Hall on Wednesday October 3rd at 7.00
pm and Wednesday November 21st at 7.00 pm.
Admission is free but a small charge will be made for books and
refreshments will be available.
KELLINGTON
MANOR
Monday All
pump ales and lagers £1.20 per pint when purchased with
carvery food
Tuesday Curry Club and Cheap Beer Night (sixth curry and starter
free)
Wednesday Quiz Night
Thursday Designer Pizzas served to eat in up to 10:30pm
Friday Steak and Fish Night
Saturdays Karaoke and Disco Nights please check for details
Sundays Sunday Lunch served 12:00-2:00, full menu also served
5:30-8:00 pm
HORSE AND JOCKEY
Early evening
meals 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
KELLINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening
- Every Thursday at the Community Centre from 7:00pm. All welcome
to this friendly fun group.
Useful
Contact Numbers
Services Flood
line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609 773692 Fly Tipping Hotline 01757292044
Parish Council Richard Fogden (clerk) 01977 702097
District Councillors - John and Mary McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor- Gillian Ivey 01977 620110
Member of
Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting Amey Street Lighting 0800 783 1654 NY Street Lighting
01609 532897
REPORTING
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND POLICE NON EMERGENCY
0845 6060247
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Save Someone's
Life ?
Me?
Yes you could
save someone's life; someone you may know in your community!
It could be
a relative, a friend or just someone you nod to when you meet
in the street.
Why not let
us train you to prevent someone from dying; the Osgoldcross Forum
is looking for volunteers to train as
FIRST RESPONDERS.
What is a
first responder? A first responder is trained by the Yorkshire
Ambulance Service to operate defibrillation equipment.
A co-ordinator would then contact you, say once a week to find
out just when you would be available to operate the defibrillation
equipment if and when there was an emergency.
Interested?
Then telephone the Osgoldcross Forum for further information on
01977 662270.
Make that
difference and save someone's life.
Kellington
Village News
June/July2007
Up to the minute news and information visit www.kellington.net
VILLAGE
HALL UPDATE
The good news
is that the first phase of the Village Hall refurbishment is almost
complete and so far consists of new ceiling, floor, fitted kitchen,
total rewire, heating system, toilets and store room.
Funding recently secured from North Yorkshire Selby Area Committee
will enable the fitting of a disabled toilet, staged area, extra
storage room and full redecoration of the Hall interior.
The Village Hall committee are very pleased to report that the
Hall is being hired on a regular basis by local people for parties
etc, outside bodies for meetings, clubs and classes as well as
the regular discos being run for 9-14 year olds which have been
a great success. The next disco will be on Friday 13th July 7-9
pm. Admission is £1 and pop and sweets will be on sale.
Extended Schools in conjunction with School Friend will run a
daily after school club during term time from September.
If you would
like to hire the Hall the charges are as follows:-
LOCAL USERS
- £ 7:50 PER HOUR
OTHER USERS - £ 10:50 PER HOUR
This includes 30 minutes either side of booking for setting up
and clearing away.
Regular bookings
and full day bookings are offered at a reduced rate, for further
information please call for details.
Vicky McLauchlan
01977663790
Kath Newton 01977662749
Jan Pointon 01977661547
Jane Howard 01977662295
DOWN SIDE
The bad news
is that vandals continue to destroy the pipework at the rear of
the Hall, which is soul destroying for the people who have worked
hard to make the Hall the place that it has now become and the
people who have to constantly try to repair the damage.
If you see any untoward activity at the rear of the Village Hall
please contact the Police or a member of the Parish Council or
Hall Committee.
ADIE'S
MARATHON
This is a
piece written by Bry on my behalf. Many thanks to those who took
the time to sponsor me, write newsletters, come out on the day
etc etc.
Cheers Adie
A great weekend
was had by all in London and we would like to thank anyone who
has supported Adie through his special day !
Special thanks to Becky D who became a personal tour guide on
Saturday for James and I round the Natural History Museum and
provided a cracking picnic on Sunday too !
To Matt Gaynor, Wiggy, Big Al and his son Billy who traipsed around
the tube network trying to track Adie down and especially to Dave
Woolmer who watched from the comfort of the pub next to the course
! ! !
Bry, Adie and James.
VOLUNTEERS WORK PAYS OFF
Volunteers
dug to reinstate the footpath out of the village towards Eggborough
which led to it being tarmacked which in turn has led to the laying
of a footpath linking Kellington with Eggborough along the A645.
This is great news and shows what a small group of volunteers
can achieve. Well done.
Also many
Thanks to Vicky McLauchlan and Diane Caine for taking on the upkeep
of the village signs. If these are kept looking nice the Village
looks cared for and welcoming to residents and visitors alike
so well done to these two willing volunteers.
FLY TIPPING
Please report
any suspect activity or illegally dumped materials to Selby Council
FLY TIPPING HOTLINE on 01757292044.
LOCAL COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER
Our local
Police Community Support Officers are Laura Walton and her partner
Ben.
They are both very approachable and are more than happy to assist
with any problems you may be experiencing. Laura and Ben can be
contacted using the non-emergency police number which is 08456060247.
If you have trouble contacting Laura or Ben or would prefer someone
to speak to them on your behalf please feel free to contact Des
Pointon on 01977661547 or Kath Newton on 01977662749 and they
will be more than happy to do this for you.
VILLAGE
WEBSITE
Don't forget
to access your local village website for up to date news and topics
of local interest at www.kellington.net.
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
The Parish
Council is pursuing possible funding to update recreational facilities
within the community eg sportsfield, playpark etc, we will keep
you posted of any success we may have.
SCHOOL
NEWS
The nursery
staff in school are now running a Mother and Toddler group in
the nursery on a Tuesday afternoon 1:30 - 3:00 pm.
The group is open to all parents and children who attend the nursery
or who have their name down to attend nursery.
Please feel free to come along or contact school on 01977661127
if any further information is required.
PARISH
COUNCIL MEMBERS
These are
the current members of the Parish Council.
Des Pointon
(chair)
Kath Newton (vice chair)
Eric Beechey
Mike Bray
Chris Whiteley
Vic Johnson
Luke Clough (we are very fortunate in having Luke as a member
of the Parish Council as he is one of only two18 year old Parish
Councillors in the North Yorkshire area).
Richard Fogden (clerk)
Parish Council
meetings are held on the second Wednesday of every month (except
August) at 7:30pm in the Village Hall, all members of the public
are welcome to attend.
DOG FOULING
Dog fouling
within the village is increasingly becoming more of a problem.
The Parish Council are looking into the possibility of more Dog
litter bins but in the meantime thank you to all the responsible
dog owners who use the existing bins.
RED LION
It's good
to see life in the old pub, many thanks to landlord Bill.
Qiuz night each Sunday with Clive the quizmaster plus play your
cards right with a jackpot of up to £200.
PUBLIC FOOTPATHS
The Parish
Council have been informed of the need for the reinstatement of
some of our field footpaths. The footpath officer has been informed
of the situation and hopefully this problem will soon be resolved.
In the next edition of the village newsletter a map will be published
showing the complete network of public footpaths within the village
envelope.
Any further complaints please contact a Parish Councillor.
WHATS ON
KELLINGTON
MANOR
Monday All
pump ales and lagers £1.20 per pint when purchased with
carvery food
Tuesday Curry Club and Cheap Beer Night (sixth curry and starter
free)
Wednesday Quiz Night
Thursday Designer Pizzas served to eat in up to 10:30pm
Friday Steak and Fish Night
Saturdays Karaoke and Disco Nights please check for details
Sundays Sunday Lunch served 12:00-2:00, full menu also served
5:30-8:00 pm
Saturday 30th
June Dave's Karaoke from 9pm
Saturday 7th July Helen Loves 65th birthday party from 7pm with
karaoke
Sunday 15th July Chelsea's 4th birthday party with DJ Martin
Saturday 28th July Dave's karaoke from 9pm
BINGO NIGHT
There will
be a Bingo Night in the Village Hall on Tuesday 10th July at 7pm.
Admission is free but a small charge will be made for books and
refreshments will be available.
MOBILE
LIBRARY
The Mobile
library will next visit Kellington on Thursday 5th July and every
three weeks from then. From it's next visit it will be a brand
new up to date library van with all new books.
HORSE AND
JOCKEY
Early evening
meals 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
KELLINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening
- Every Thursday at the Community Centre from 7:00pm. All welcome
to this friendly fun group.
Useful
Contact Numbers
Services Flood
line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609 773692 Fly Tipping Hotline 01757292044
Parish Council Richard Fogden (clerk) 01977 702097
District Councillors - John and Mary McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor- Gillian Ivey 01977 620110
Member of
Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting Amey Street Lighting 0800 783 1654 NY Street Lighting
01609 532897
REPORTING
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND POLICE NON EMERGENCY
0845 6060247
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Save Someone's
Life ?
Me?
Yes you could
save someone's life; someone you may know in your community!
It could be
a relative, a friend or just someone you nod to when you meet
in the street.
Why not let
us train you to prevent someone from dying; the Osgoldcross Forum
is looking for volunteers to train as
FIRST RESPONDERS.
What is a
first responder? A first responder is trained by the Yorkshire
Ambulance Service to operate defibrillation equipment.
A co-ordinator would then contact you, say once a week to find
out just when you would be available to operate the defibrillation
equipment if and when there was an emergency.
Interested?
Then telephone the Osgoldcross Forum for further information on
01977 662270.
Make that
difference and save someone's life.
Kellington
Village News
Delivered
to over 404 homes in Kellington
April
2007
Up to the minute news and information visit www.kellington.net
ADELE, OUR INFAMOUS POSTLADY
Sadly one
of our villages most well loved characters is unable to carry
on her work due to ill health. She has written to council members
expressing her feelings towards the people of Kellington and her
sadness in having to leave a community for which she has so much
regard. She is not quite sure at the moment what the future holds
for her but it is her intention to speak to everyone in the village
as soon as the situation becomes clear.
On behalf of the community the Parish Council would like to wish
Adele all the best for the future.
P.S. red and white bike for sale, one careful lady owner!!!
SCOUT AND
GUIDE CONCERT
A performance
by Selby Scout and Guide Band will be held in Kellington Village
Hall on Friday 27th April at 7:15 pm. Admission is free but there
will be a small charge for bingo and a raffle to raise funds.
Everyone welcome, please come along and support your local Guide
group.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS
Don't forget
to vote on Thursday May 3rd 2007 7:00 am - 10:00 pm.
Your polling station is at Kellington Primary School.
NO ALCOHOL ZONE
Generally
the no alcohol zones within the village have been a success but
certain areas are now starting to become a problem. It has been
noticed that the childrens play area on the village green and
the outside of the Village Hall are regularly being littered with
beer cans and fast food packaging. It has also been noted that
damage and graffiti are becoming a problem in these areas. People
within the community have put a lot of work into improving facilities
in the village so PLEASE try and respect their efforts and help
keep
our village looking nice. Police have been informed of this problem
and are keeping a close watch and are aware of the names of some
of the culprits.
FLY TIPPING
Illegal tipping
is becoming a problem within the confines and outskirts of the
village.
Please report any suspect activity or illegally dumped materials
to Selby Council
FLY TIPPING HOTLINE on 01757292044.
LOCAL COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER
Our local
Police Community Support Officers are Laura Walton and her partner
Ben.
They are both very approachable and are more than happy to assist
with any problems you may be experiencing. Laura and Ben can be
contacted using the non-emergency police number which is 08456060247.
If you have trouble contacting Laura or Ben or would prefer someone
to speak to them on your behalf please feel free to contact Des
Pointon on 01977661547 or Kath Newton on 01977662749 and they
will be more than happy to do this for you.
VILLAGE WEBSITE
Don't forget
to access your local village website for up to date news and topics
of local interest at www.kellington.net.
VILLAGE HALL UPDATE
The Annual
General Meeting of the Parish Community Hall Committee is to be
held on Thursday May 24th at 7:30 pm in the Village Hall, please
feel free to come along.
We have several new members but more are always welcome.
The Hall is available for bookings for further information please
contact Vicki on 01977663790 or Kath on 01977662749.
SCHOOL NEWS
Kellington
School P.T.A. are this year holding a May Fair instead of the
usual Summer Fair which will take place on Friday May 4th at 2:00
pm in School. There will be the usual stalls and games as well
as Maypole dancing and a bouncy castle. We are at the moment raising
funds for much needed playground equipment so please come along
and join in the fun and help us reach our target.
LOCAL TAXI
Don't forget
our very own local taxi service. Village resident Chris Whiteley
- Kellington Cars - is available for airport runs, stag and hen
parties, nights out, shopping trips and any other occasion. Chris
operates his six seater taxi all day and provides booster seats
for small children. Chris can be contacted on 07731807736.
RED LION
We would like
to extend a warm welcome to Bill, the new Landlord at The Red
Lion.
The new opening times are as follows :-
Monday to
Thursday 2:00pm-12:00am
Friday 2:00pm-1:00am
Saturday 12:00pm-1:00am
Sunday 12:00pm-12:00am
New for Sunday
evening, Quiz Night with Clive as quizmaster.
Bank Holiday Monday 7th May Bouncy Castle for the kids from 1:00pm
onwards.
WHAT'S
ON
CHURCH
SERVICES
Holy Communion
Services
April 15th
Easter 2 Kellington 9:15am Womersley 11:00am
April22nd Easter 3 Kellington 9:15 am Womersley 11:00am
April 29th Easter 4 Kellington 9:15am Womersley 11:00am
KELLINGTON MANOR
Monday All
pump ales and lagers £1.20 per pint when purchased with
carvery food
Tuesday Curry Club and Cheap Beer Night (sixth curry and starter
free)
Wednesday Quiz Night
Thursday Designer Pizzas served to eat in up to 10:30pm
Friday Steak and Fish Night
Saturdays Karaoke and Disco Nights please check for details
MOBILE LIBRARY
The mobile
library will visit Kellington on Monday 30th April (rescheduled
from Thursday 3rd May) and Thursday 24th May.
HORSE AND JOCKEY
Early evening
meals 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
KELLINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening
- Every Thursday at the Community Centre from 7:00pm. All welcome
to this friendly fun group.
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Useful
Contact Numbers
Services Flood
line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609 773692 Fly Tipping Hotline 01757292044
Parish Council
Richard Fogden 01977 702097
District Councillors
- Paul Harvey 01977 663294 John McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor-
Gillian Ivy 01977 620110
Member of
Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting
Amey Street Lighting 0800 783 1654 NY Street Lighting 01609 532897
REPORTING
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND POLICE NON EMERGENCY
0845 6060247
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Village NewsDelivered to over 404 homes in Kellington
February
2007
Up to the minute news and information visit
www.kellington.net
HAPPY NEW YEAR
It seems to
be a distant memory, but the festivities around the tree went
so well with over 200 people attending. The mulled wine was more
potent than ever and the mince pies were excellent. The Parish
Council would like to thank all those who made it such a wonderful
experience. A big thank you goes to the Selby Scout and Guide
Band, Keith and Pauline from the corner shop, Nigel, Charles and
Jackie, Hayden and Des.
The tree stood
without incident through the whole of the festive season. Next
year we intend to expand the festive lighting and look at putting
other lights around the village. A big thank you for sponsoring
the lights goes to the Red Lion
VILLAGE HALL
The first
phase of the hall refurbishment is now almost complete and the
hall is now available to hire for parties, meetings etc. The hall
is now double glazed and has central heating; a full electrical
rewire was undertaken along with the installation of a new kitchen,
new toilets, new floor and a new ceiling. Bookings have already
begun to role in and the Committee would like to thank everyone
for supporting them in their quest to keep the Parish Community
Hall open and in regular use and fulfil the aims of the Parish
Plan to make the building a focal point of our community.
There is still
a lot to do and the Committee would like to thank Paul Banks and
Lee Bailey who were the main contractors in this initial phase
of the hall refurbishment.
The works
so far have been funded by WREN and EPAC with significant contributions
from local businesses including M H Poskitt Farmers, Hodges &
Partner Builders, Euro Auctions and UK Coal.
So the future
of the hall rests in three ways:
· The
hall committee need more members to help run the hall. You won't
be asked to open and lock up, but help with planning the future
of the hall is needed. The committee meet monthly for a light
hearted enjoyable meeting. If you are interested please contact
Kath on 01977 662749.
· If
you have a function or a party to plan then as a resident you
receive a discount on hire fees. If you are a resident its just
£7.50 an hour. The future lies in the hall being used. It's
really pleasant in there now and it's going to get better and
better. So come and have a look at what's happening!
· What
do you want the hall to provide? The first phase has given us
a sound basis to work from. It is now warm, dry, clean and safe.
We need to get your feedback on what you want to see happen in
the future.
THEY WILL
BE BACK!
Yorkshire
Water volunteer group, who did a fabulous job tidying the area
around the village hall, may be back in the village to tidy the
area at the back of the village green known as The Orchard. This
area has been overgrown for many years and is an eyesore. Mr Guy
Poskitt has been very helpful in helping us in this matter
PARISH
COUNCIL ELECTIONS
Ever wondered
how the Parish Council works or what they do, then now is your
chance to do things the way you want in our village. The whole
of the Council is up for election in May. So if you want to know
more then come along and see. The Council is made up of seven
residents to serve the village. There are a few Councillors who
have stated they will not be standing for re election. So please
find out more and help the Parish Council to help our village.
For more information
contact Richard Fogden Clerk to the Parish Council by either calling
01977 702097 or email Arrky@aol.com
NO ALCOHOL
ZONE IS WORKING
Following
a number of complaints regarding youths in our village drinking
on the green and around the village hall, the Police have responded
and confiscated alcohol and warned the offenders that further
breaches of the zone will result in prosecution. So now it's working
so please keep reporting these the incidents to the Police on
0845 6060247.
COMMUNITY
GOVERNOR
Kellington
Primary School is looking for somebody to join their Governing
Body as a Community Governor. The role of Community Governor is
someone who would represent the community interests, be committed
to the good governance and success of the school and become a
'critical friend'. A Community Governor should not have a child
at the school. Full Governor Meetings are held once each term
and sub-committee meetings (the joining of which is personal choice)
are held at regular intervals. If you would be interested in taking
on this fulfilling role please telephone the Head Teacher, Penny
Percival, on 01977 661127.
PLEASE
HELP ME RAISE MONEY FOR ASTHMA UK!
Main Street
resident Adie Turford a postman famous on his round for only wearing
shorts (on his legs) is a keen runner as well as having asthma.
He is running the Flora London Marathon to raise money for Asthma
UK as he and his young son both suffer from the condition.
Adie has set
an ambitious target of £1500 and with your help we are sure
he can do it!
If you feel you would like to support Adie you can either contact
him via his page on the Just Giving website where you can sponsor
him directly.
The website
is www.justgiving.com/adiesmarathon. Keith and Pauline are also
holding a sponsor form in the Corner Shop or alternatively you
can contact Adie directly via adiesmarathon@tiscali.co.uk. Please
support this worthwhile cause.
TAXI
At last a
taxi that will take you home. Main street resident Chris Whitley
has started a new business of "Kellington Cars". His
six seater taxi is available for airport runs, stag parties, nights
out, shopping trips and any other occasions. Chris operates all
day and provides booster seats for smaller children. Chris can
be contacted on 07731807736.
If you have
a business that operates from Kellington let us know and we will
provide free advertising!!!!!!!!
WHAT'S
ON
CHURCH
SERVICES
Holy Communion Services
February 4th Kellington 9.15am Womersley 11.00am
February 11th Womersley 8.00am Whitley 9.15am
February 18th Kellington 9.15am Womersley 11.00am
February 25t h Whitley 9.15am Womersley 11.00am
March 4th Kellington 9.15am Womersley 1.00am
Family Service
February 11th Womersley 11.00am Whitley 4.00pm
KELLINGTON MANOR
Well it's
a new year and we have tried to shake things up a little for your
eating and drinking experience!!
Mondays All pump ales and lagers £1.20 per pint when purchased
with carvery food
Tuesday Curry Club and Cheap Beer Night Tuesdays (sixth curry
and starter free)
Wednesday Quiz night
Thursdays Designer Pizzas served to eat in up to 10.30pm
Fridays Steak and Fish Night
Saturdays Karaoke and Disco Nights please check for details
Sunday Sunday Lunch Carvery (for regulars get your 10th meal for
free!) and evening food is now served from 5.30 to 8pm
Details of
further events can be found at www.kellingtonmanor.com or by calling
Sue and Andrew on 01977 661000
RED LION
Dawn apologies
but the usual entertainment arranged at the Lion has been suspended
as there have been a number of complaints of people making a noise
around the Lion late at night. If you getting out of a taxi or
walking home after a night out in the village please can you keep
the noise down as it disturbs our neighbours and we are being
blamed. We really would appreciate your help in resolving this
problem. If you are one of our neighbours that is being disturbed
then we apologise.
However we
are open as normal and we are the home of both the village football
and darts teams. Children are welcome with families until 9:00pm
at night. We have a pool table that is available to customers.
So enjoy your village pub. We are open:
Monday to
Friday 5:00pm until midnight Saturday 3:30pm until 1:00am
Sunday 4:00pm until midnight
HORSE AND
JOCKEY
Early evening
meals 6:00pm to 8:00pm Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays
Useful Contact Numbers
Services Flood
line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609 773692
Parish Council
Richard Fogged 01977 702097
District Councillors
- Paul Harvey 01977 663294 John McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor-
Gillian Ivy 01977 620110
Member of
Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting
Amey Street Lighting 0800 783 1654 NY Street Lighting 01609 532897
REPORTING
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND POLICE NON EMERGENCY
0845 6060247
Kellington
Village News
Delivered
to over 404 homes in Kellington
Up
to the minute news and information visit www.kellington.net
October
2006
THE
GOOD, THE BAD AND THE IDIOTIC
Let's start off with the bad - Vandalism in the village was the
usual list of bus shelter glass smashed twice in a week, goal
posts stolen, seals removed from the bus shelters, workmen's toilet
continually knocked over and damaged, cans and rubbish left littering
the village hall and green.
Now the Good
- We would really like to thank all of those villagers that spend
time picking up the litter and rubbish from the footpaths and
the village green and thank you to everyone who has volunteered
to help improve our village.
Now for the
Idiotic - It is ok to think you can get away with things if you
are a bit intelligent, however, when you smear pizza and chips
over the bus shelters and the village hall it would be a really
good idea to make sure that the delivery note with your name and
address on is not left with the empty boxes!! So yes we do know
who you are and we also know who removed the seals from the bus
shelter.
NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
Please affix stickers into your windows and report anything suspicious
on 0845 6060247. This number will put you through to the Control
Room at York, who will then guide you through to Selby Police
Station. We will be setting up a Neighbourhood Watch Programme
in our village shortly. Watch village notice boards for further
information.
CAROLS ROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE
Yes, we know it is only October but it is fast approaching that
time of year and our excuse is that they have been selling mince
pies in Asda since August! We are pleased to announce that with
the support of the Guides, Browines and Rainbows and the Selby
Scout and Guide Band, our annual Carols around the Christmas Tree
will be held on Friday 1 December at 7.00 pm. Mulled wine and
mince pies will be available and we look forward to seeing you
there.
NEWS FROM THE GUIDES
Firstly our congratulations go to Jackie Burkhill who has been
appointed as District Commissioner for our area for the Guides,
Brownies and Rainbows. This appointment is for three years and
is well deserved for Jackie's tireless work to support this wonderful
movement that is so popular within our village. Once again well
done Jackie.
Three of our
Guides have received a letter from Buckingham Palace congratulating
them on their efforts to illustrate a book mark to support the
Guides Go For It Peace Initiative. They were Elizabeth and Victoria
Appleyard and Kate Turton.
The Guides
have adopted the planters around the village this autumn as part
of their Community Action Plan. This is just another demonstration
of the wonderful work this group do within our community.
KEEP THE CAR AT HOME MUM
Kellington Primary School has had fitted a cycle rack to encourage
children to use alternative means of transport to school. You
may have seen our youngsters training for their cycling proficiency
award. This is to ensure they are safe on the roads in our village.
A BIG THANK YOU FROM THE SCHOOL
B&Q have donated £270.00 worth of materials to the school
that will be used in the construction of the Global Awareness
Garden. This environmental project will teach children about the
sustainability and environmental impact will have on our planet.
Other activities in the Global Awareness Garden are the construction
of butterfly and bird boxes to attract the wildlife into this
environment.
ROADWORKS
As you read this newsletter hopefully Main Street will be closed
and being resurfaced. We have been informed that the road will
be closed between the 9th and 27 October, however North Yorkshire
Highways are hopeful the work will be completed earlier. They
apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and will endeavour
to maintain vehicular access to properties.
NO ALCOHOL ZONE IS WORKING
Following a number of complaints regarding youths in our village
drinking on the green and around the village hall, the Police
have responded and confiscated alcohol and warned the offenders
that further breaches of the zone will result in prosecution.
So now it's working so please keep reporting these the incidents
to the Police on 0845 6060247.
FOUL PLAY
Football posts for the village green were kindly donated by the
school and for a short time it was great to see all ages mixing
together to play football. It proved there is a need for the Parish
Council to provide some football posts for the children. Then
they were nicked! Not surprising you may think but many villagers
including those normally blamed for antisocial behaviour were
annoyed. They were stolen in the middle of the night and at a
rough guess were weighed in for there scrap value.
However the
Parish Council are bidding for funds to get similar sized posts
fixed in place as soon as possible.
VILLAGE HALL UPDATE
Well the windows have been replaced and as I write this newsletter
the stage and rear wall are being removed in this first phase
of refurbishment. This will allow a new floor to be laid after
all the floor joists have been repaired. This will swiftly be
followed by a full electrical rewire, a new kitchen and a newly
constructed store room. Central heating and new toilet facilities
are also being installed.
As stated
earlier, this first phase of work will make the hall is safe and
warm and the next phase is already being planned. If you would
like to have a say in what should be included then contact the
Village Hall Management Committee or even join this band of volunteers
who operate the hall. They can be contacted by calling Kath on
662749.
The village
hall is going from strength to strength and booking is easy by
calling Vicky on 663790.
One strange
and final point is the Vicar (Father Colin) did receive a letter
saying that the hall is not properly insured??? Due to the letter
being anonymous he can not respond, so we will. Yes the hall is
insured and a copy of the insurance certificate is displayed for
all to see in the village hall. If you want to know any more just
contact the Village Hall Committee as they are happy to answer
any question about the hall, or even better join them and be part
of this constructive development in our village.
BONFIRE
This years Bonfire will be lit at 6.30 pm on Sunday 5th November
with the first firework display starting shortly thereafter. Food
(hot dogs/burgers etc) will be served from 7pm to 8.30pm. A second
firework display will start at 8.30pm with a karaoke finishing
the night off at 9pm.
WHAT'S
ON
Church Services
Advent 3 Sunday 17th December Kellington Sung Eucharist 09:15
Kellington Christingle 16:00
Advent 4 Sunday 24th December Whitley Sung Eucharist 09:15
Womersley Sung Mass 11:00
Womersley Crib Service 15:30
Whitley 1st Christmas Euch 21:00
Womersley Midnight Mass 23:00
Christmas Day 25th December Kellington Eucharist 09:15
Womersley Mass 11:00
27th December Womersley Carol Service 16:00
Christmas 1 Sunday 31st December Kellington Sung Mass 11:00
VILLAGE
HALL
Pumpkin Festival
- Saturday 28 October - The guides are organising a Pumpkin Festival
- watch out for more information on the village notice board.
KELLINGTON
MANOR
Halloween
Party - Saturday 28th October. Halloween fancy dress party (free
"shot" for everyone in fancy dress). Karaoke starts
at 9:30pm. Don't be scared be terrified. For more details give
The Manor a call.
Tuesday 31st
October - 6:30 - 8:00pm children under eleven eat free with every
adult meal purchased.
Bonfire Spectacular
- Sunday 5th November - Bonfire and Fireworks with Karaoke. The
fire (or the residents of the village combustible clearout) will
be lit at 6.30pm and the first fireworks at 7:00pm. Food (hot
dogs/burgers etc) will be served from 7 pm until 8.30 pm. The
second firework display is at 8:30pm followed by Karaoke at 9pm
(please don't volunteer to sing "come on baby light my fire").
Please remember that children under 16 are not allowed in bar
after 9pm.
Christmas
bookings - These are now being taken for Christmas, they are very
busy so don't leave it too late!!
Cheap beer
nights every Tuesdays from 5:30 pm onwards on Fosters and John
Smiths.
KELLINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL
Christmas
Fayre - Friday 8 December at 2.00 pm. Stalls refreshments on our
Christmas theme. Everyone is welcome so come and join us.
KELLINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Seniors Evening
- Every Thursday at the Community Centre from 7:00pm all welcome
to this friendly fun group.
Useful Contact
Numbers
Services Flood
line flood warnings 08459881188 Yorkshire Water 0345 828888
North Yorkshire Council 01609 773692
Parish Council
Richard Fogden 01977 702097
District Councillors
- Paul Harvey 01977 663294 John McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor-
Gillian Ivy 01977 620110
Member of
Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting
Amey Street Lighting 0800 783 1654 NY Street Lighting 01609 532897
REPORTING
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND POLICE NON EMERGENCY
0845 6060247
May
2006
Up
to the minute news and information visit www.kellington.net
Village News
Alcohol free Area
You will hopefully
noticed that the signage for the depicting the alcohol free zones
are now in place. That means anyone consuming alcohol in the designated
areas are liable for prosecution and any alcohol being confiscated.
The maximum fine is £500. This is enforced by the Police
and you should contact 0845 24760606 to report any non compliance.
This has been introduced as a direct result of villager's request.
Pamper Evening
£103
was raised for the school finds after a successful pamper evening
for parents and friends of the school by the parent teachers association.
The manicures and pedicures and other treatments were well received
and a good evening was had by all. Many thanks to all that supported
this event.
Notice Boards
Two new village
notice boards are now in place in our village. One has been erected
at the school and the other has replaced the original on Main
Street. The Parish Council would like to thank Yorkshire water
for their sponsorship. The old notice board is being reused to
provide village hall information and will be sited in the near
future.
Street Lighting
The Parish
Council has been trying to resolve street lighting throughout
the village since the previous contractor gave notice last year.
We are pleased to announce that AMEY Street lighting have been
commissioned to upgrade and maintain the street lights that are
under the responsibility of the Parish Council. This work will
be starting this month. Here is the AMEY 24 hour call centre 0800
783 1654. Residents should note the column no and or the address
and postcode of the lamp standard and mention KELLINGTON.
Main Street
John Hodgson
of North Yorkshire County Council Highways has confirmed that
the resurfacing works promised last year in Main Street will begin
this month. Although this will cause some inconvenience work should
be quickly completed.
Village Hall Update
As we have
made you aware in previous village newsletters the hall is now
under the independent management of the Village Hall Committee.
The first task undertaken by them was the village hall cleanup
operation. Well what a difference that made and a big thank you
to all that helped and supported the project. We had cleaners,
electricians, joiners and lots of grafters, all supported with
some wonderful cakes, sandwiches and chips supplied by the chip
shop. This hard work and efforts has made the hall useable and
the project to refurbish the entire building is underway with
Richard Fogden securing grant funding from Area Fund, Epac and
Coalfields Trust to a value of £27,000 with more funds applied
for.
The village
hall committee are seeking ideas from residents of any community
events villagers would like to see take place in the hall (summer
fayre Carrot festival etc).
The hall is
now hosting a number of activities but if you want to hire the
hall then please contact Victoria on 01977 663790 or Kath 01977
662749.
Table Top Sale
Get rid of
your clutter. The village hall committee are putting on a table
top sale on Saturday May 6th. So here is your chance to rid yourself
of all the things you have accidentally bought on Ebay. Tables
are £5 each and can be booked by contacting Sally on 01977
663294. Raffle and Refreshments will be available. So either come
and rid yourself of clutter or come and try and bag a bargain.
AGM of Parish Council
The annual
general meeting of the Parish Council will take place on 15th
May 2006. Please come along and support the Council or have your
say. The meeting begins at 7:30pm at the Village Hall.
Mini Garden Competition
The guides
are organising a mini garden competition to celebrate the Queens
80th birthday
On 10thJune 2006. The doors will open at 10:00am and all entries
will need to be registered by 11:00am to be judged.
The Mini garden
should be tea tray sized and can include plants, flowers, vegetables,
pebbles, dried flowers or anything imaginative. There are categories
for age groups and prizes for the most imaginative and colourful
displays.
Entries are
only a pound. Raffles and refreshments are available. The proceeds
of this event will be donated to Hearing Dogs for the Deaf.
Dog Mess
The amount
of dog fouling on the pavements around the village is unacceptable.
Please clear up after your dog as our children's health is at
risk. Dog mess can be put in any bin around the village as long
as it is in a bag. Please help us to rid the village of this problem.
Remember you can be fined for leaving dog mess on the village
footpaths.
Race for Life
St Edmunds
Guides Kellington and a number of residents are supporting "TESCO
Race for Life" in aid of cancer research. This is a 5km walk
or run that will be taking place in Pontefract 18th June and Doncaster
on 25th June. Please support all taking part from our village.
St Georges Day March
The Guides
trained for the ST Georges day celebrations at Fulford Barracks
York to brush up on their drill and marching skills. The St George's
day parade left the Civic Centre in Selby at 2:30pm on 23rd April
and ended with a special service at the Abbey.
Unbelievable
The only word
that can describe the madness of the idiot who threw a bottle
at the bus on Main Street on Friday afternoon. The bottle went
through the window and injured a passenger. The incident happened
at around 4:00pm. If you have any details or information please
contact the Police on 0845 606060247.
Village Shops Opening Times
Day Corner
Shop Post Office Fish and Chip Shop
Monday 6:00am - 6:00pm 9:30 - 12:301:30 - 5:30 CLOSED
Tuesday 6:00am - 6:00pm 9:30 - 12:301:30 - 5:30 4:00pm - 7:00pm
Wednesday 6:00am - 6:00pm 9:30 - 12:301:30 - 5:30 4:00pm - 7:00pm
Thursday 6:00am - 6:00pm 9:30 - 12:301:30 - 5:30 4:00pm - 7:00pm
Friday 6:00am - 6:00pm 9:30 - 12:30 11:30am - 1:30pm5:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturday 6:00am - 6:00pm 9:30 - 12:30 11:30am - 1:30pm
Sunday 6:00am - 12:00pm CLOSED CLOSED
What's
On
Village
Hall
Village Hall
Committee Meeting (all welcome) 26th April 7:30pm
Table Top Sale 6th May 11:00am - 3:00pm
Parish Council AGM (all welcome) 10th May 7:30pm
Bingo 17th May 7:00pm
Kellington Manor
Dave's Karaoke 27th May 7:30pm
Kellington FC Football Presentation night & Disco 6th May
7:30pm
A charity race night on 28th May &:30pm
Bank Holiday fun day with bouncy castle and much much more look
out for details
If anyone has any ideas on functions they'd like to see please
call Sue on 01977 661000.
Please remember to book early for Sunday lunches we don't like
turning
people away so a call midweek wil usually ensure you are not disappointed.
Useful Contact Numbers
Services Police
non emergency 0845 6060247. Flood line flood warnings 08459881188
Yorkshire Water 0345 828888 North Yorkshire County Council 01609
773692
Parish Council
Richard Fogden 01977 702097
District Councillors
- Paul Harvey 01977 663294 John McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor-
Gillian Ivy 01977 620110
Community Police Officers John Hart 01904 631321
Member of
Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting
Amey Street Lighting 0800 783 1654 NY Street Lighting 01609 532897
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School
Christmas Fayre
The
Christmas Fayre at Kellington School raised over £620 in
support of school funds. The many types of activities included
stalls, raffles and a Santa grotto. The event organisers would
like to thank all involved who took par and supported this wonderful
community event.
That
Was The Week That Was!
We had the
highest of the highs and the lowest of the lows the first week
in December. The first low was the madness of the village idiots
who for some reason took it upon themselves to wreck the Christmas
tree. A comment from those of us who take time to write this newsletter
and provide the Christmas tree is "If you are one of the
idiots then you should be ashamed, if you know who the idiots
are and did not tell anyone you are as guilty". Our thanks
go to the corner shop for displaying a notice that said it all.
Well then
it got better!!
Our Post Lady
Adele, got sent on a training course (this is Post Office speak
for relocation we believe), but after a overwhelming response
from our village Adele is back permanently. Not only did most
of the Parish Council become TV celebrities for the day (Eric
is on the next Big Brother), Richard our Parish Clerk was interviewed
by BBC Radio for Canada. We are glad to have you back Adele.
Then it
went even better!
The Carols
around the Christmas tree was a great success this year thanks
to the hard work and perseverance by Jackie, Pauline, Keith (mulled
wine specialist!), Charles and the Guides. The Selby Scouts and
Guide Band accompanied the singing and the refreshments made the
whole evening a superb village event. Over 130 people attended.
Then they
returned and wrecked the lights again and again. Someone must
be proud of them!!! The site of two small children crying because
the lights did not work must make them feel really clever. They
are pathetic. If you see anyone acting to damage property or acting
antisocially then call the Police on 0845 6060247
Village
Precept
The village
precept has been set to increase the income of the Parish Council
so we can provide funding to deliver a number of projects. The
rise will be around 19p per week (less than £10 per year)
on the average household in the village, the Council will develop
the village hall with its management committee, continue to improve
the grass cutting within the village, improve village street lighting,
signage, notice boards and pathways to name but a few.
The Parish
Council will continue to support local groups that make village
life better for all sections of the community (senior citizens
groups to toddlers). We will continue to identify grants and other
funding sources to improve the village (as identified in the Parish
Plan).
The accounts
will be published at the end of the financial year (March 2006)
and are independently audited inline with financial regulations.
We thank you for your continued support.
Lights
Are Part Of The Answer
A meeting
at the School that was attended by District, Parish Councillors,
residents and our MP John Grogan to discuss the problems of antisocial
behaviour in our community, the Police that were also present
reported that over 54 crimes had been logged in our village since
October; this has led to an increased Police presence and a quieter
time for most of us. In the meeting it was identified that street
lighting is an issue. The Parish Council has been aware of this
issue (Parish Plan) and had already commissioned a survey from
a leading public sector lighting organisation on the lights operated
by the Council, and we await the report. We will be improving
the lighting and we will be looking at the following key issues:
· Improved
lighting
· Reduced energy consumption
· Quicker responses to repairs and breakdowns
· Ensuring continued high levels of street lighting through
planned maintenance and replacement programme.
The meeting
also identified a need for a greater number of rubbish bins in
key areas. However we need to deal with the problems as they arise
and the best way of ensuring the Police deal with the root problem
(dealing with the offenders) is to contact the Police and report
them on 0845 6060247.
The Parish
Council is acting on the views expressed in the Parish Plan
to reduce the antisocial behaviour in our village. We would like
to thank all who took the time to attend the meeting and progress
this important issue.
Alcohol Free Area
Following
the public meeting at the school late last year the No Alcohol
Zone has now been agreed and will cover the entire parish of Kellington,
including the Churchyard. The final part of the procedure is that
Tim Grogan (Selby District Council) will place an advert in the
local press and will write to all concerned i.e. licensees in
the village, Parish Council, Parish Church and Post Office. Anyone
who wishes to object has 28 days from the display of the public
notices.
This is in
support of the residents wishes who attended the meetings and
again supports the views identified in the Parish Plan.
Bus Shelters
It's not quite
what we asked for but everyone is happy with it. The final comment
on the new bus shelter is its here and people like it. We would
like to thank all involved for their help and support in resolving
this long running saga. The Parish Council listened to those who
attended the meeting and we have what we asked for apart from
it's the wrong way round. If you see any of the village idiots
abusing the shelters please contact the Police on 0845 6060247
Village
Hall
It belongs
to the Village. There has been a meeting of those interested in
being involved in the management of the village hall. Further
meetings will be held so it's not too late, so if you are interested
in helping out contact Vicky McLauchlan 663790, Jane Howard 662295,
Sally Harvey 663294 or Kath Newton 662749.
The hall will
be operated by the committee with links to the Church, School
and the Parish Council. A significant amount of funding is being
sought to improve the facilities and it is planned that the hall
will return to being the focal point of the village. The hall
is still available for bookings and the costs are unchanged. If
you would like to use the hall bookings can be made by contacting
Vicky or Sally at the contact numbers above.
Scrubbers
Required!!!. As we said its now our Village hall so we need volunteers
to help out getting it into shape. We are asking for all types
of help from cleaning to painting to minor repairs or someone
to keep the volunteers supplied with tea and coffee. If you can
spare some time we really would appreciate it. The spring clean
will take place between 12:00 - 4:00pm on Saturday 4th February.
All help
will be welcomed
It Really Is Foul!!
A number of residents have complained that dog mess is again becoming
a regular problem on the footpaths around the village. Mrs Percival
at the school has expressed concerns that children are regularly
walking the mess into the school. There are a number of bins around
our village so please take a bag and clean it up for the sake
of the health of our children.
Parish
Plan
The plan has now been published and was distributed to every household
in December. If you have not received a copy please contact any
member of the Parish Council.
Historical
Snippet
Beal School
Log Book entry made in 1877, only 6 months after the school opened.
23 October:
"Having had a complaint from a man that boys before school
time pulled down his master's hedge in order to provide them with
sticks I spent 15 minutes this morning in trying to show the boys
the danger and cautioned them not to enter the surrounding fields.
Arthur Smith and Henry Jackson having in their possession sticks
so obtained I caused them to return the sticks to their owner".
24 October.
"Thomas Edward, having insulted a man who passed the school
during dinnertime and the man having complained was told to go
and beg the man's pardon which he did at once".
Problem children
existed 129 years ago!!
Next Parish
Council Meeting
The next Parish
Council meeting is on Wednesday 15th February 2006 at 7:30pm.
All welcome at the Village Hall.
Useful
Contact Numbers
Services Flood
line flood warnings 08459881188 Selby District Council 01757 705101
Yorkshire Water 0345 828888 North Yorkshire County Council 01609
773692
Police Non
Emergency (anti social behaviour) 0845 6060247
Parish Council
Richard Fogden 01977 702097
District Councillors
- Paul Harvey 01977 663294 John McCartney 01977 662558
County Councillor-
Gillian Ivy 01977 620110
Community Police Officers John Hart 01904 631321
Member of
Parliament John Grogan MP 01757 291152
Street Lighting
Parish Lighting 01977 661547 NY Street Lighting 01609 532897
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