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2 2 Sunday 31st March Mother s Day Make mother s day extra special this year with some delicious range of chocolates from Choc Affair. Or even a lovely bottle of something bubbly. If you are feeling extra generous we can make these into a hamper for you. You can t go wrong with a tipple and chocolates! Mother s day lunch Sunday 31st March. A scrumptious 2 or 3 course lunch and a glass or 2 of fizz to go with it! The menu is available now. Booking is required! New Products Montagnolo Affine is a triple crème soft cheese that is surface ripened and is marbled with blue veins, with a grey natural crust. Voted as the world s bestselling cheese. We love hearing your feedback so any suggestions you have for us please get in touch and let us know. Nicola Latus is holding a basic flower arranging class on Friday 29th March between 9.00 and 11.00am. If you would like to book a place then please ask in the café and they will book you in. We are now selling a wide range of Chocolate Bars from Choc Affair in York. Loads of different flavour combinations for you to try. Opening Hours: Monday Friday: 8.30am to 5.30pm Saturday: 8.30am to 5.00pm Sunday and Bank Holidays: 10.00am to 4.00pm Contact Us: Telephone: hello@farmshopatcranswick.co.uk

3 3 World Day of Prayer On Friday, 1st March the churches in Hutton Cranswick will be holding a joint service for Women s World Day of Prayer. The service, which has been written by the women of Slovenia, starts at 2.00pm at the Methodist Chapel. Refreshments will be served afterwards. Please come and join us for this special service. Foreman s Garage : Friday 19 April Doors open at 6.30 pm ready for Eyes Down at 7.00 pm Raffle : Refreshments In aid of DYNAMIX, an organisation in Driffield for young adults with learning difficulties. ALL AGES WELCOME

4 4 Support our colour theme for 2019 It s 25 years since Hutton Cranswick in Bloom was formed in It seems appropriate to mark this in our floral displays this year. At the recent meeting of the In Bloom group we decided to concentrate on the colours of the Yorkshire flag: blue, white, yellow and green for the annual displays in containers and hanging baskets, with a touch of silver to mark the Silver Anniversary of getting started. Reminder for the container & photographic competitions Spring Container Competition The Spring 2019 container competition will be: Planting in a Recycled Container. Judging will take place by mid-april Confirmation of the exact date will depend on the judge s availability. Spring Photographic Competition The Spring Photographic Competition is: A Spring Visitor. Printed photographs - minimum size 17 cm by 12 cm (7 by 5 ) should be delivered or sent to Margaret Jenkins at 2 Pinfold Close, Hutton Cranswick, YO25 9YU Digital images: No more than two photographs can be sent as an or WhatsApp attachment to: Richard Alderton, r.w.alderton@googl .com The closing date for the photographs is: Tuesday, 2ⁿd April 2019 Help needed We rely on volunteers to help with planting up and watering the containers. There have been one or two changes recently in volunteers ability to do this, either because of work commitments or health issues or moving away. In particular, we need someone to look after the two large metal troughs situated either side of Hotham Road junction. Ideally it would mean planting them up and watering through the growing season. If anyone feels able to take this on, please contact: Gina Simpson: , ginasimpson@btinternet.com In Bloom meeting The next meeting of the Village in bloom group will take place on Tuesday 5th March at 2.00 pm in the Conservatory at Cranswick Garden Centre. Come and join us. More volunteer gardeners are always welcome. For more information on Village in Bloom please contact: Gina Simpson at: ginasimpson@btinternet.com or on or Heather Teare at heatherateare@gmail.com or on All offers of help are welcome.

5 Wednesday 13th March 7.30 p.m. at Methodist Hall. Paul Wheater sings Country Classics, Love Songs, Standards, Old-Style Gospel Songs and more. The evening includes well-loved songs recorded by the stars from the 40s, 50s, 60s & 70s. You are welcome to sing along with the songs you know or just sit back and relax. Tickets 6 (inc. refreshments) Tel Wednesday 10th April 7.30 p.m. at Methodist Hall. Same details as above 5

6 THE BENEFICE OF HUTTON CRANSWICK WITH SKERNE, WATTON AND BESWICK AND THE BENEFICE OF NAFFERTON with WANSFORD MINISTRY TEAM Rev d Simon Elliott Vicar or E mail: elliottrev66@gmail.com Mrs Gwyneth Southall Reader Miss Trish Barker Reader Mr Martin Adams Reader Mr Michael Searle Mrs Carol Searle Recognised Parish Assistant Recognised Parish Assistant 6 Anyone wishing to arrange a wedding or a baptism please contact Revd Simon Elliott CHURCHWARDENS St Peter's, Hutton Cranswick Dr Robin Freeman Mr Michael Searle St Leonard's, Skerne Mrs Margaret Brennand Mr Nick Minns St Mary's, Watton Mr Tony Pexton Mrs Joanne Blacker St Margaret's, Beswick Mr John Duggleby All Saints, Nafferton Mr Michael Anderson Mr Brian Fairfield St Mary's, Wansford Mr John Seaton MARCH Time Location Service Sunday 3 March 08:00 AM Beswick Holy Communion 03:36 AM Skerne Family Service 10:45 AM Hutton Cranswick Family service with Baptism Next before Lent 04:30 PM Hutton Cranswick Choral Evensong 06:00 PM Watton Holy Communion Ash Wednesday 07:00 PM Hutton Cranswick Holy Communion 6 March Sunday 10 March 09:00 AM Watton Holy Communion 1st of Lent 12:15 AM Skerne Family Service 10:30 AM Hutton Cranswick Joint Service at Chapel 04:30 PM Hutton Cranswick Holy Communion Sunday 17 March 10:45 AM Beswick Benefice Communion 2ⁿd of Lent 04:30 PM Hutton Cranswick Evensong Sunday 24 March 09:00 AM Watton Morning Praise 3rd of Lent 10:45 AM Hutton Cranswick Choral Praise 04:30 PM Hutton Cranswick Evensong Sunday 31st March 08:00 AM Beswick Family Worship Mothering Sunday 09:15 AM Skerne Family Worship 10:45 AM Hutton Cranswick Family Service for Mothering Sunday 06:00 PM Watton Evensong 06:30 PM Hutton Cranswick Holy Communion

7 7 As I write this piece, the early signs of spring are starting to show through. Snowdrops can be seen in gardens and on the verges at the side of some roads, crocus and daffodil plants are poking their green shoots through and some early buds are starting to form on branches of fruit trees. This is a great reminder for us that the circle of life goes on, season after season, year after year. The world around us will change at different times and seasons, but that cycle will keep on following the same pattern, year on year. Or will it? Recently there were reports that many species of insects could be extinct within a century. Whilst we might see many insects as being a pest, we have to remember they play a vital part in pollinating our crops. Without insects, our food supplies would be severely interrupted. Insects are a vital part of the food chain without insects the whole balance of nature would be upset. School children have been on strike protesting that our governments are not doing enough to prevent climate change. It started with one sixteen-year-old in Sweden who stood up to be counted and now it has spread to other counties. It is easy to dismiss them as pupils who simply want to skip lessons, but I have no doubt that many of these protestors are genuine in their concerns. I do not claim to be a climate change expert I am not a great scientist who has done lots of research but I can read. I can read the reports that qualified people have put together, and I can make my own conclusions. I am aware that some people see the changes in our climate as simply being part of a natural cycle. Other disagree and are sure that human activity is contributing to these changes. Whilst there might be uncertainty in some peoples minds, can we afford to take that risk? Can we afford to sit back and do nothing in the hope that things will get better? I don t think we can. Some will argue that there is little that we can do as individuals that will make a real difference but that doesn t mean we stop trying. Each little step helps each little step shows that we care. Whether you believe that the world and all that inhabits it was created by God, or whether you believe that it all started with a big explosion millions of years ago, the fact is that this is the only planet we have. It is a planet that provides what we need to maintain life, and we need to take care of it. As you enjoy those green shoots of spring that are starting to show through, let s ensure that we take the action needed for those green shoots to be seen by future generations. Martin Flicks in the Sticks Saturday 2 March 6.30 pm : at St Peter s Church, Hutton : Classification PG This film follows ex-convict Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) after his release from prison. Valjean meets the broken-spirited Fantine, promises to care for her daughter Cosette as Fantine is about to die, and finds his own life completely changed as a result of that promise. This is a deeply powerful film that s rich with raw feeling, the grittiness of life in 19th century France, and the conflict between right, wrong and the concept of redemption. You are invited to come and discuss the different themes raised in the film at St Peter s Church on Tuesdays March 12 - April 9 as this year s Lent course. Coffee 7.00 pm. Discussion and extracts from the film pm. Thursday 14 March 7.30 pm : at Cranswick Methodist Church : Classification PG You are invited to the magical Greek island of Kalokairi in an all-new original musical based on the songs of ABBA. With the film s original cast returning and new additions including Lily James. As the film goes back and forth in time to show how relationships forged in the past resonate in the present. Due to the conditions of our licence, we cannot give the names of the films, for more details please phone Free admission. Refreshments will be served. All children must be accompanied by an adult

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9 9 Planning permission granted - let s get this built!! In January planning permission was granted for our proposed building. We believe a more modern building would greatly enhance the facilities within the village and offer a greater choice of activities. We are now planning to build this new facility for the village which will meet these aspirations. To do this we will need to raise 400,000. We are putting the project plan and detail in place so that we can identify the next steps for putting the new building in place. We are seeking funding through various charities and trusts. We are looking locally to suppliers and trades people who are prepared to offer their expertise in creating our new building. Please get in touch with Mike Wardell on In December we launched our appeal and started on our fundraising with our brick sponsorship. (More detail is on the form below). Thank you to the many people in our community and beyond for their generous donations. Many were given as presents or in memory of relatives, friends and pets. So if you are lost for an idea for a Mother s Day gift then sponsor a brick in their name! Some people have been very generous in donating more than the suggested minimum amount - Thank you The SRA is ever more popular and now we are preparing for the warmer months. We are planning two permanent brick built BBQ kitchens on site. We hope to have these built in time for the Easter break. Then with these in place and additional picnic benches you will be able to meet up with friends and family for an impromptu barbecue. More details to follow. Be part of this inspirational project, help us by sponsoring a brick. Please use the form below I d like to sponsor a brick for 30. Name / message to be included on your brick (max no of letters is 30, including spaces and punctuation). Yes, I would like to support the SRA Appeal with my donation of Title: First name: Surname: Home address: Postcode: Date: Signature: Please make your cheque payable to Hutton Cransw ick SRA and forw ard w ith this form to Registered Charity No Hutton Cransw ick Sports and Recreation Association, Queen Elizabeth 11 Playing Fields, Rotsea Lane, Hutton Cransw ick, YO25 9ES Tick to Gift Aid your donation: I want to gift aid my donation and any donations I make in the future or have made in the past 4 years to SRA. I am a UK taxpayer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all donations in that tax year it is my responsibility to pay any difference. Please notify the charity if you: want to cancel this declaration; change your name or home address; no longer pay sufficient tax on your income and/or capital gains.

10 10 P.A. WATSON JOINERY AND FENCING All work incl: laminate flooring, door hanging, cupboards, wall units, decking, fencing, pergolas. No job too small Free estimates, call Paul DRIFFIELD GARDEN SERVICES Various jobs including Digging, Weeding, Hedge Cutting, Grass Cutting. Footpaths and Patios Power Washed Snow Clearing and Wood Cutting Log cutting, sweeping out garages and Sheds and rubbish removal undertaken NO JOB TOO SMALL For immediate response contact Robert Mumby Mobile :

11 11 Hutton Cranswick Methodist Church Sunday Service: Cranswick Minister : Rev d Robert Amos Inter-Church Prayer Fellowship Mondays 9.30 am at 13a Orchard Lane Do you see yourself as a glass half empty, or a glass half full? Optimist or pessimist? My favourite definition of a pessimist is Someone who puts prunes on their All Bran! or Twixt the optimist and pessimist the difference is droll The optimist sees the doughnut the pessimist sees the hole. It is said that John F Kennedy always tried to have a positive outlook on life. He used a story of twin brothers, one of whom was always pessimistic and one who was always optimistic, the proverbial eternal optimist. This presented an opportunity for scientists to carry out tests and studies, to which the parents agreed. Accordingly the pessimistic lad was placed in a room full of toys, computer games and other diversions that were the current rage, then left for an hour. The optimistic boy was placed in a room full of manure for an hour. After the hour was up, the scientists opened the door of the pessimistic boy s room and found the toys broken and the computer screen smashed. The boy was mumbling My brother probably has lots better things than I have. He s probably having a lot more fun. When they opened the optimistic boy s door they found him still wading through the manure, digging deep with his hands and saying With all this manure, there must be a pony in here somewhere. In the Christian calendar we are in the season of Lent. It always seems to come across with a negative image. It should be more than just giving up chocolate or alcohol for a period of time. Lent should provide a opportunity to let our glasses refill - to embrace the freedom to be ourselves, a season to turn away from the things that hold us back spiritually and mentally and to make time to be with God and to help us to put our lives, work, health and spirituality into some order and perspective. Christians believe Lent is an opportunity to walk with God during these 40 day, by praying a bit more, reading something that helps us to reflect on Jesus'. To replace a negative with a positive Give up complaining focus on gratitude. Give up harsh judgments.. think kindly thoughts. Give up discouragement... be full of hope. Give up hatred return good for evil. Give up anger be more patient. Give up gloom enjoy the beauty around. Give up jealousy pray for trust. Give up gossiping control your tongue. Give up giving up hang in there! Regards, Robert Amos Minister Hutton Cranswick Methodist Church Flower Arranging Classes I will be running a basic flower arranging class at The White Horse Pub dining room. Starting on Thursday 28th March at 7.30pm. Also on a Friday morning at The Farm Shop at Cranswick at 10am starting on Friday 29th March. These will run once a fortnight for six sessions and include all flowers and materials needed and refreshments. If you fancy joining in, please get in touch with me Nicola Latus on or nlatus068@btinternet.com for more details.

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13 13 Hutton Cranswick Parish Council Minutes of the Meeting of the Parish Council held in the W.I. Hall, Main Street, Cranswick on Wednesday, 23 rd January, 2019 at 7.00 pm. Present: Councillors: Alderton, Mrs Kelly, Mrs Mills, Richardson (in the Chair), Mrs Simpson, Swan, Teare, Thompson, Wilson. Ward Councillor: Lisseter. Parishioners present: One. The Clerk recorded the minutes. 19/001 Apologies: Councillors: Lock, Poolford, Sibley-Calder, Mrs Thurlow. Ward Councillors: Mrs Evison, Owen. 19/002 Declaration of Pecuniary and Non-Pecuniary interests Cllr Alderton Item No.9(c) - 19/006(c) - Non-pecuniary - Close friend of applicant. Cllr Mrs Mills Item No.15-19/010 - Non-pecuniary - HCSRA Committee Member. Cllr Mrs Simpson Item No.15-19/010 - Non-pecuniary - HCSRA Committee Member. Cllr Teare Item No.15-19/010 - Non-pecuniary - HCSRA Committee Member. Cllr Thompson Item No.9(a) - 19/006(a) - Non-pecuniary - Part ownership of adjacent land. 19/003 Minutes Resolved That the Minutes of the Meeting of the Council held on the 19 th December, 2018, be approved and signed as a correct record (proposed Cllr Thompson/seconded Cllr Swan). 19/004 Hutton Road Housing Scheme, Dukes Close It was agreed to consider agenda item 23 following consideration of the Minutes. David Siddle, Rural Housing Enabling, gave an overview of the Scheme and the sales and lettings processes. Together Housing was developing the Scheme and the homes marketed by Together Homes. Construction was expected to be completed in May/June, 2019 and would provide 12 new homes for rent and sale. The contractor was to make good any damaged grass verges once the housing scheme was complete. The Scheme comprised: 2 four-bedroom houses to be sold at full market value; 6 homes for rent (4 two-bedroom houses and 2 two-bedroom bungalows) and 4 homes for sale on a shared ownership basis (2 three-bedroom houses and 2 two-bedroom bungalows). The homes for rent will be at 80% of full market rent and the shared ownership shares would be available from between 25% and 75% depending on what share the purchaser was able to afford. Priority was to be given to local residents and those with strong connections to the village. The homes for rent would go to households who had their names on the housing register. The shared ownership homes would be sold to those who had registered their names with the local HomeBuy agent. An open afternoon was to be held on Wednesday, 13 th February, 2019 between 3.30 pm and 6.00 pm at the W.I. Hall. A comparison on house prices on the shared ownership properties, and the monthly rent on the rented properties with similar developments in the East Riding was noted. David Siddles answered questions raised by Councillors. 19/005 Police Report The Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Humberside Engagement Officer, for the East Riding, had requested Parish Councils to provide the Top 3 Community Safety issues / priorities for their area. It was agreed to report; dog fouling; speeding and inconsiderate parking as the top 3 safety issues in the village. Updates for East Wolds/Coastal and Driffield/Rural for December, 2018 were noted. 19/006 Planning Matters The following decisions were noted: (a) 18/03081/PLF: Erection of two dwellings (substitution of house types Plots 7 and 8 following refusal of 08/00482/PLF and allowed on appeal APP/E2001/A/09/ ), Land and Buildings, Rear of 99 Main Street, Hutton Cranswick, East Riding of Yorkshire Full Planning Permission Approved 4 Conditions. (b) 18/03913/TCA: CONSERVATION AREA - Remove Conifer (T1) and Holly (T2) to reduce any potential localised soil desiccation issues, 2A Hobman Lane, Hutton Cranswick, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO25 9PE Tree Works in Conservation Area No Objections.

14 14 (c) 18/03570/PLF: Erection of extension to existing sports hall and changing facility to provide a new sports hall and associated toilets, store and meeting room, Hutton Cranswick Sports and Recreation Association, Hutton Cranswick Sports Field, Rotsea Lane, Hutton, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO25 9ES Full Planning Permission Approved 5 Conditions. 19/007 Planning Applications: (a) 18/02968/PLF: Erection of a function building to replace existing marquee, Land South East of Struncheon Hill Farm, Rotsea Road, Hempholme, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO25 9ET Full Planning Permission. An from Cllr Mrs Evison outlining concerns raised by Brandesburton Parish Council, relating to traffic issues, was discussed and noted. Cllr Thompson reported he had been contacted by two parishioners expressing concern of the potential increase in traffic if the application was approved. It was Resolved - No Objections (proposed Cllr Teare/seconded Cllr Wilson). (b) 18/00078/REFUSE: 18/01025/PLF: Conversion and raising of roof height of existing garage/workshop to form dwelling, following removal of car port, Land and Building, North of The Willows, 3 Station Road, Hutton Cranswick, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO25 9QZ Appeal to Planning Inspectorate against the refusal of planning permission Written Representations Resolved Not to submit a written representation (proposed Cllr Thompson/seconded Cllr Swan). (c) 18/04169/TCA: CRANSWICK CONSERVATION AREA - Fell two Hawthorn trees, as both trees are in poor health with die back evident, neighbour has also expressed concern Dawndale, 12 The Green, Hutton Cranswick, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO25 9QU Tree Works in Conservation Area Resolved - No Objections (proposed Cllr Swan/seconded Cllr Wilson). (d) 19/00150/TCA: HUTTON CONSERVATION AREA - T1 Cherry: fell. T2 Cypress: fell. G1Cypress; remove 3 No stems. Trees are too close to house and are causing subsidence. Elm Cottage, 13 Mill Street, Hutton, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO25 9PU Tree Works in Conservation Areas Resolved - No Objections (proposed Cllr Teare/seconded Cllr Thompson). 19/008 Representatives reports: (a) In Bloom Cllr Mrs Simpson reported that the In-Bloom Team had entered Yorkshire In Bloom 2019 Competition. Other entrants were James White the Butcher; Paul Harrison Cars; Hutton Cranswick Fisheries; Southlands; Hutton Cranswick School; Childminders and the Hutton Cranswick Playgroup. 19/009 Play Area Following consideration of quotations for a number of options it was Resolved That the Schoolchildren be asked to choose their preferred seesaw (proposed Cllr Teare/seconded Cllr Swan). 19/010 Community Safety It was noted the road markings on the junctions off the A164 at Hobman Lane, Main Street and Hutton Balk were barely visible and needed re-lining (798217). Similar concerns had been raised with the yellow road markings in Cranswick (789239). A resident had raised a concern that a tree at the corner of Church Lane, opposite the church, in the grass verge had grown very big and wide, making it difficult to see anything coming around the corner when approaching from Church Street direction (789228). A resident had raised a concern that there were times when lorries parked on both sides of Hutton Road, where the new building site was, it made it extremely hazardous to squeeze through. It was suggested that deliveries be taken on to site and not on Hutton Road. 19/011 Clerk s report: (a) Local and Parish Elections 2 nd May, 2019 An information pack on the nomination and Election process was to be provided to the Clerk in early February. The East Riding of Yorkshire Council was to publish information on the Election and provide briefings for potential candidates. (b) Precept 2019/20 East Riding of Yorkshire Council had confirmed the receipt of a precept demand for 30, for the Hutton Cranswick Parish Council. The precept, set by the Parish Council, will mean there was no increase for residents, to the parish council charge in the Council tax bill. The band D charge was to

15 15 remain at The precept was to be paid to the Parish Council in two equal instalments on the 30 th April, 2019 and on the 30 th September, (c) Proposal for improving safety for children attending Hutton Cranswick Primary School report from Traffic and Parking Assistant Engineer As a result of a resident requesting the zig-zags outside the School be extended, the Parish Council sought advice from East Riding of Yorkshire Council on measures to improve safety for children and parents approaching the School from the direction of Hobman Lane and on general road safety at the School. Traffic and Parking Engineers had undertaken a traffic survey over the last 2 to 3 months. As a result of the survey the engineer had suggested the introduction of a no waiting restriction on both sides of the carriageway that would be operational the same time as the existing no stopping restrictions, 8.15am to 9.15am and 3.00 pm to 4.00 pm. The proposal would prevent vehicles parking in that location and would make a clear crossing area for those that walk and come on the path across The Green and clear the location where a lot of vehicles come face to face and are uncertain on what to do. The engineer was to contact the School to see if they had any issues. The implementation process was noted. The proposal would be added to the Traffic and Parking workload programme for 2019/20. It was likely to take between 6 to 12 months before the proposal came to fruition. The Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) process was: Consultation (three weeks); Delegated report to be written and signed off; Legal Services instructed to progress the TRO; Public advertisement (three weeks); if objections received, then objections to be considered and an objection report written; order the works (contractors given eight weeks to complete the works). As a TRO was expensive, the East Riding of Yorkshire Council often grouped two or three together to be cost effective. It was Resolved to request the engineer to take the proposal forward (proposed Cllr Teare/seconded Cllr Mrs Simpson). (d) Village Flag It was agreed to have a competition for a design of a Village flag. The Schoolchildren would be asked to submit entries to the Parish Council by the first week in July. The Parish Council would select 3 of the designs to go forward to the Village Show, with residents voting to choose the winning design. Cllr Teare was to prepare a plan and costings (proposed Cllr Thompson/seconded Cllr Mrs Mills). 19/012 HCRSA Cllr Mrs Simpson reported that the Senior Youth Club was doing well. East Riding of Yorkshire Council s Health and Wellbeing Co-ordinator was to attend a session and there would be an opportunity to discuss ideas for future funding of equipment for the Club. 19/013 Centenary Wood The Minutes of the Meeting held on the 19th September, 2018 were received (proposed Cllr Swan/seconded Cllr Mrs Mills). Cllr Richardson reported maintenance work had been carried out in the North Eastern Zone. Further work to be done in the Northern Zone by the end of the Month. It was planned to introduce ground elder, periwinkle and wild garlic as ground cover to supress the growth of nettles. A proposal for planting silver birch trees was to be presented to the next Meeting. 19/014 Gatehouse Lake The Minutes of the Meeting held on the 16 th October, 2018 were received (proposed Cllr Thompson/seconded Cllr Swan). A draft Lease between the Council and the Angling Club was considered. It was Resolved That the Lease was approved, subject to the inclusion of (a) a condition survey of the Lake to include a period of review and (b) a Schedule of maintenance work to show what each party was responsible for. A revised Lease would be submitted to a future Meeting for approval (proposed Cllr Thompson/seconded Cllr Swan). 19/015 Parish Plan Cllr Teare reported that separately to the Parish Plan re-write, preparation was underway on the survey and contact with houses on Main Street/Hutton Road, The Paddocks and Churchill Avenue on the proposal for a new layby for car parking on Hutton Road. The Thoughts Boards had been placed in St. Peter s Church over the Christmas period. A meeting had taken place with management at Hutton Cranswick Primary School. Discussion was taking place with Driffield Secondary School on holding an assembly with Hutton Cranswick children who attend the School. 19/016 Standing Orders The Clerk had reviewed the Standing Orders. It was Resolved that there was no change required at present (proposed Cllr Thompson/seconded Cllr Swan).

16 16 19/017 Financial Regulations The Clerk had reviewed the Financial Regulations. It was Resolved that there was no change required at present (proposed Cllr Mrs Mills/seconded Cllr Wilson). 19/018 Risk Register The Clerk had provided a review on the risks faced by the Council. It was Resolved The risk assessments be approved with the addition of risks for the flag pole and the chamber for the Christmas Tree (proposed Cllr Swan/seconded Cllr Mrs Simpson). 19/019 East Riding of Yorkshire Council Chairman s Awards, 2019 There was no nomination for this year s awards. 19/020 Allerthorpe Neighbourhood Plan The Plan was noted. 19/021 Payment of accounts, monthly budget report: Cheque No Name Details VAT Total (including VAT 3312 Opus Energy Electricity standing charge to 31st December, Hutton Cranswick Methodist Chapel Hire of Hall: 9th January, 2019 CW and GHL 23rd January, 2019 PC Yorkshire Water Water consumption - ending 4th January, garden allotments Yorkshire Water Water consumption - ending 4th January, pond T. Eling Landscapes and Garden Services Pruning trees on the Green (18/160(b)/18/263) Open Spaces Society Annual subscription SLCC Annual subscription Administration Salary and expenses East Riding of Yorkshire Council Copy paper East Riding of Yorkshire Council Provide electrical supply for Christmas tree lighting (18 238e) Melvyn Teare Expenses re groundworks for Christmas Tree (18/238e)( 19/021) Totals Resolved To approve payment of accounts, as presented. The bank account balances and the Monthly budget report were noted (proposed Cllr Swan/seconded Cllr Mrs Mills). Approval was given to the additional costs of for the provision of the Christmas tree on the Green (proposed Cllr Richardson/seconded Cllr Swan). 19/022 Correspondence - The following correspondence was received and noted: - (a) ERNLLCA Newsletter, December, (b) To consider request from Kirkburn Parish Council to establish a joint representation to East Riding of Yorkshire Council, in respect of a lowering of the speed limit on the minor roads that link our villages. It was agreed to make a joint representation (proposed Cllr Richardson/seconded Cllr Swan). (c) Hornsea Project Four offshore wind farm Consultation Summary Report. (d) YORSwitch, East Riding of Yorkshire Council s collective energy switching scheme. (e) Beverley and North Holderness Internal Drainage Board Notice of Drainage Rates for the year ending 31 st March, (f) Standards Committee Agenda 22 nd January, (g) The Prince's Countryside Fund. (h) Humber and Wolds Rural Action - Community based Affordable Housing. (i) Request from ERNLLCA for a nomination to attend the Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday 21 st May, It was agreed to nominate Cllr Mrs Simpson to attend the Garden Party (proposed Cllr Richardson/seconded Cllr Mrs Mills). 19/024 Next Meeting It was agreed the next meeting was to be held on the 27 th February, 2019 at 7.00 pm in the W.I. Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. There being no further business, the Meeting closed at 8.30 pm.

17 17 12th February 2019, Hutton Cranswick WI meeting. President Lyn Neill welcomed members and hoped they would enjoy the meeting. Jerusalem was sung. Melvin Teare from the Parish Council was welcomed by Lyn. Mr Teare is visiting various groups throughout the village to try and assess the wishes and needs of the local populace. It was an interesting visit, though brief. Today s meeting is the annual meeting with the minutes of last year s meeting available to read. Jo Richards gave her report on the year s competitions and announced the prize winners. 1st Val Thompson, 2ⁿd Jo Richards, 3rd Joan Wilkie. The secretary s report was given by Gwynneth, she talked of the fundraising through the whist and bingo evenings, the fact that our hardworking caretaker had now retired and what a lovely evening we had at the Nafferton WI Rally. It is our turn to host the event this year- it will be a hard act to follow. Treasurer s reports were given all having been duly audited. The President s address was given by Lyn, she thanked the committee for their hard work and members for their support. WE have a fantastic programme to look forward to in the forthcoming year. The treasurers reports and the Presidents report were all proposed and adopted. The committee all agreed to stay on for another year and Lyn was voted back as president. After all the business we had a Beetle Drive and refreshments. A list is out for the annual dinner which will be held at the Blue Post at North Frodingham on Tuesday 2ⁿd April. Coffee stop at the garden centre, 10-30am Thursday 28th February. Book Group at Sylvia s, Tuesday 19th March. We are reading A Keeper by Graham Norton. Thanks to Christine and Val for the lovely refreshments. Next month s hostesses will be Sue Moody and Rose Bell. Next meeting Tuesday 12th March, speaker Peter Maw on 1950 s Driffield. The competition, a royal souvenir. Lynn Marshall, Registered Nurse (mental health), Clinical Hypnotherapist, EFT & Reiki Teacher, Reflexologist, IEMT & NLP Practitioner, Specialisms: Anxiety : Fears/phobias : Trauma Pain Management Training: EFT Level One, EFT Level Two (Registered Practitioner), Reiki Level Two (Registered Practitioner), Clinical Hypnotherapy (Registered Practitioner), Stress Management, Self- Hypnosis, Past Life Regression and more. Visit my website or FB page for more details Lynn Marshall Emotional Health Therapies & Training info@lynnmarshall.co.uk

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19 19 The next Hutton Cranswick Parish Plan is a statement of how the community sees itself developing over the next few years. It should reflect the views of the community as a whole and contain an action plan which identifies practical steps that can be taken to help the community achieve its vision for the future. Survey During February surveys were carried out with the Senior Youth Club and the Women s Institute. A number of health issues were raised and this will be taken into account when the plan rewrite looks into health issues for the village. If your community group would like the opportunity to contribute to the survey then please get in touch. Education Follow up discussions have taken place with the Primary School. There is more work to be done on wraparound and holiday childcare provision for village children. If this is a particular concern then please let the school know of your need. We are looking to organise a survey with secondary school children through Driffield School. Local economy We have written to 48 of the local businesses and although early days the response has been encouraging. Melvyn Teare and Tanya Thurlow Following a query by a concerned resident who lives east of the Cranswick Station level crossing, councillors contacted Network Rail. The query is that we believe the Cranswick Crossing should be reviewed and different barriers put in place at the Location as the barriers don't cover the whole of the road and children will still be able to get onto the Track even if the barriers are down. Our comments were passed to the local level crossing manager and he has responded to say that there is no imminent upgrade of the crossing due, however the crossing is planned to be upgraded to a full barrier crossing along with other crossings on this route when the Hull to Scarborough line is re-signalled. The provisional planned date is See track // think train As pedestrians we need to: Concentrate it s easy to get distracted, especially by phones, music and conversation. Stop, look and listen. Follow signs and instructions. Check both ways before crossing if there is a train coming, don t cross. Understand the warnings (lights, barriers, alarms) Cross quickly, keeping children close and dogs on a lead. Hutton Cranswick Parish Council Clerk: Mr Steve Sanderson Bella Cottage, Sheepman Lane, Cranswick, YO25 9RA Tel; hcpcouncil@gmail.com Richard Alderton Tel: Joanne Kelly Tel: Martin Lock Tel: Yvonne Mills Tel: John Poolford Tel: Stephen Richardson (Chairman) Tel: Ian Sibley-Calder Tel: Gina Simpson Tel: Richard Swan Tel: Melvyn Teare Tel: Tanya Thurlow Tel: Russel l Thompson (Vice Chairman) Tel: Andrew Wilson Tel: The next Council Meeting is on Wednesday 27th March 2019 starting at 7.00pm in the W I Hall The meeting is open to the public and early in the Agenda, the public and councillors may ask questions or make statements (limited to 3 minutes per person). No need to book - just turn up. The Agenda is available on the council website. Minutes of the January meeting are published in this Bulletin. Allotments: These are situated on Beverley Road. There are a number of plots currently available. If you would like to rent an allotment of approximately 1/10th of an acre for per year, please fill in an application form and send it Steve Sanderson, Clerk to Hutton Cranswick Parish Council. An application form is available on the council s website. When a plot becomes available you will be contacted. Thank you.

20 20 BAKE IN A BOX Would you like a box of Genuine Home Baking delivered to your door every week? The boxes contents will rotate on a four weekly basis, and will cost per week 8 Cherry Pie Victoria Sandwich 6 Coconut Tart 3 Sultana Scones 8 Apple Pie Coffee Cake 3 Jam & 3 Lemon Tarts 6 Mince Pies 8 Bramble & Apple Pie Chocolate Cake 6 Ground Rice Tart 2 Cherry & Almond Scones 8 Raspberry & Apple Pie Small Fruit Loaf 6 Jam Tarts 6 Lemon Tarts 6 Almond Tarts

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22 22 Ladies Gold Clutch Bag Smart Leather Shopping Bag Glass Bead Decorated Shopping Bag All excellent condition 8 each All three 20 Also various items of jewellery Telephone (01377) to Every Wednesday SRA Hutton Cranswick Sports & Recreation club house, Rotsea Lane, Hutton Cranswick. YO25 9ES Hutton Cranswick SRA Friday 15 th March 7.30 pm Entrance 5.00 includes supper Please phone Pete England on to book a place.

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24 24 DG ELECTRICAL Danny Gladstone City & Guilds 17th Edition Electrician All types of Domestic, Industrial and Commercial work undertaken including fitting of new sockets, provision of outside lighting and house rewiring. PAT testing

25 25 A Letter Persuading People to Live in an Anglo-Saxon Village by Kayleigh in Year 5 Dear, the Louin family, I am the chieftain of the Pudsley village. I am writing to you to see if you would care to join us in the village. My name is Courtney-Jade by the way. I would love for you to come and join Pudsley village, it would be a real step up for our village. Our village is a very spacious place. There are a couple of houses that would suit your family perfectly. You would be respected, cared for and happy. We have tons of fields and lakes to build your crops and to get water from. You will see thousands of animals that children are welcome to play with. You will see some new faces and maybe some older ones. Most would agree, that the jobs here are quite fun actually. Unbelievably, you can be a wood chopper or a jeweller. I think you would have a great laugh. Although the jobs are basic you can still have fun. You will be surrounded by fun. And you would settle in your jobs. Our stately homes are quite big to be fair. You will fit a family of 4 in any day of the week. You would be warm and cosy. Without a doubt, you would get a decent night s sleep. Enjoying sleep is so good. If you came you would have the best life and home ever. The house I think that would suit you is covered in oak trees. I hope you have now considered moving to Pudsley village. We would love it if you would come. You would settle tremendously well. Yours sincerely Kayleigh The Piano Thrilled that Florence had visited, Alfred let out a deep contented sigh Oh my darling Florence, I have missed you so much. I can not live in this world without you. Oh Alfred, I didn t want to leave you alone all this time. I fought my hardest to stay, whispered Florence lovingly into Alfred s ear. Alfred then replied in a sweet voice, Don t worry, you will always be in my heart and I will never forget you. I need to go now my darling, until we meet again cried Florence with a sob catching in her throat. by Lillie in Year 6 A Letter to an Author by Megan in Year 1 Dear Julia Donaldson, I like you so much I just can t stop thinking about you and your books I once kissed 2 of your books it was The Singing Mermaid and The Smartest Giant in Town. It is about a Giant his name is George he is a Giant He is a very nice Giant he helps a giraffe. Why do you want to write books? How many books did you write maybe 15? Love from Megan

26 MARCH DATES FOR YOUR DIARY Friday Youth Club for Grown Ups 10:00-11:30am at SRA Rotsea Lane. Entrance 1.00 including coffee or tea and biscuits Friday 1 st Women s World Day of Prayer 2:00pm at Methodist Chapel, Cranswick Saturday 2 nd Monthly Wildlife Walk 10:00am at Tophill Low. No booking necessary, standard admission charge bring your binoculars Monday 4 th Library Van 10:00am-5:00pm at Hutton Cranswick School Monday 4 th Crafts 2:00-4:00pm at WI Hall, Cranswick. For information contact Gwyneth Southall Tuesday Pop-In 2:00-4:00pm at WI Hall, Cranswick. For more information contact Rose Bell on Tuesdays (term time) Music and Story 1:30-2:45pm at St Peter s Church Wednesday Friendship Coffee Club 10:30am- 12:00noon at SRA Rotsea Lane, Thursday 7 th RNLI Second Hand Sale 1:00pm at Old Town Hall Driffield Thursday 7 th Pig Bingo 7:30pm (Eyes Down) at WI Hall, Cranswick Monday 11 th Bridge 1:30-3:30pm at WI Hall, Cranswick. Contact Monica McGregor on Tuesday 12 th WI Meeting 7:15pm at WI Hall, Cranswick Subject 1950 s Driffield Part 2 Speaker Peter Maw Competition A Royal Souvenir Wednesday 13 th Paul Wheater Sings 7:30pm at Methodist Hall, Cranswick Tickets 6 (including refreshments) Tel Thursday 14 th 21 st 28 th The Village Quilters 1:00-4:00pm at WI Hall Friday 15 th Quiz Night 7:30pm at SRA. Rotsea Lane. Entrance 5.00 includes supper. Phone Pete England on to book a place Monday 18 th Library Van 10:00am-5:00pm at Hutton Cranswick School Monday 18 th Crafts 2:00-4:00pm at WI Hall, Cranswick. For information contact Gwyneth Southall Monday 25 th Bridge 1:30-3:30pm at WI Hall, Cranswick. Contact Monica McGregor on Wednesday 27 th Parish Council Meeting 7:00pm at WI Hall, Cranswick Sunday 31 st Mothering Sunday Service 10:45am at St Peter s Church Future Dates Tuesday 2 nd April Closing date for Spring photographic Competition-A Spring Visitor Mid-April Judging for Spring Container Competition-Planting in a Recycled Container Saturday 6 th April Easter Egg Hunt 1:00 3:00pm at Hutton Cranswick School Wednesday 10 th April Paul Wheater Sings 7:30pm at Methodist Hall Saturday 13 th April Olivet to Calvary 2:00pm at St Peter s Church Friday 19 th April Easter Bingo at Foreman s Garage. Eyes Down 7:00pm Sunday 9 th June Tophill Low Open Day 10:00am 4:00pm Sunday 7 th July and 25 th August Service on the Green Sunday 7 th July Open Gardens Saturday 27 th July Cran-Bury Sunday 28 th July Village Show to offer help or for information contact huttoncranswickshow@gmail.com Funded by Hutton Cranswick Parish Council and advertising, The Bulletin is produced and delivered monthly by our team of volunteers. If you need help with Advertising, contact Frank on ; Deliveries - Annie on ; Diary Dates - Sue M on If you would like to send an item/advert for publication please this to ourvillages@hotmail.com where it will be picked up by Sue W, Lynn, Melvyn or Richard, who will do their best to acknowledge receipt within 2-3 days. All items for inclusion in The Bulletin should be with us by the 18th of the month, otherwise we cannot guarantee inclusion. Did you know you can also view a colour copy of the Bulletin on the village website When contacting any of our advertisers please tell them that you saw their advert in The Bulletin. Printed by Alma Printers, Driffield YO25 6LL

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