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2 Manor Farm Shop Hutton Cranswick Tel Cheese of the Month Just Jane smoked Made in Lincolnshire by the Lymn Bank Cheese Company. This cheese is a mature cheddar which has been gently smoked and wrapped in a blue wax. Once made the cheese is matured for 2 years so it has quite a bite. It is made with pasteurised cow s milk and turned with a vegetarian rennet. When the cheese is purchased from the dairy they make a donation to the Lincolnshire Aviation heritage so 'Just Jane' can fly again! Halloween Although Halloween may not be till the end of the month we will have some locally grown pumpkins for sale from mid-october. New Season Potatoes Long awaited sacks of potatoes available from mid-october 7.5kg, 12.5kg & 25kg variety - Marfona Winter Fuel There's a chill in the air! logs, kindling, coal and hot-blocks all available. Good News Our build on the new shop & café has started again and is going great guns. Over the next few months there may be an odd vehicle in our car park relevant to the build. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause to anyone. Follow our build progress on Facebook - farmshopatcranswick, like & share our page please, or Countdown to Christmas Yes it won't be long now. We will have our Christmas order forms out at the beginning of November. OPENING HOURS MON - FRI 9am pm SATURDAY 9am - 5pm SUNDAY 10am 4pm 2

3 FILM NIGHTS Thursday 8 October 7.30 pm year olds Football Netball Table Tennis Hang out with your friends Tuck Shop Thursday Evenngs 6.30 to 8.00 : 50p SRA Sports Ground, Rotsea Lane Now that his first venture has been proven successful, ever-confident Sonny (Patel) is busy juggling plans for a second resort...as well as his own wedding. But his efforts are constantly hampered by hilarious complications, and in order to pull it all together, he'll need a little help and encouragement from his resident friends. Youth Club - for grown ups! Friday mornings to at the SRA, Rotsea Lane - great fun, laughter and good conversation, tea, coffee and biscuits and all for 50p! Indoor Kurling or Table Tennis if you want to participate or just come along and enjoy the company - If getting there is a problem please contact Mike on who will try and sort out transport for you! Hutton Cranswick SRA Friday 23 October at to include supper Please phone Sue Jackson or Mike Wardell to book a place October 18-2 places for Christmas Egg with truffles and chocolate treats Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 Chocolate Cake Decorating including Chocolate Lace making November 14 Chocolate Cake Decorating November 15 Chocolate Bowl and Truffle making with Christmas Chocolate Treats 3

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5 When this slide was shown at the Yorkshire in Bloom Awards Ceremony, a cheer went up from Table 10. This is where six members of Hutton Cranswick in Bloom were seated along with the Chairman of the East Riding Council, Peter Turner, and Martin Burnhill, Facilities & Service Manager for Sewerby Hall & Gardens. Gina Simpson, Coordinator of Village in Bloom, had already received the Gold Award from Helen Bainbridge. (Right) Helen is a well-known horticulturist who has received many gold awards for her own exhibits. Earlier this year she was awarded The Harlow Carr Medal for her significant contributions to horticulture in the North of England. In her opening remarks to the 375 delegates present, Helen stressed the importance of In Bloom and community groups working together and passing on knowledge and expertise. At this year s awards, there were 43 entries in the It s Your Neighbourhood section. This is a element of the In Bloom campaign that encourages volunteer groups to clean up and enhance the area near where they live. The importance of caring for our environment was detailed in last month s article about Greening Grey Britain. Lots of interesting and informative information can be found in the RHS publication Grass Roots or on the website: ( Grass Roots can be downloaded from the website). In his closing remarks at the awards, Roger Burnett from Scarborough, who was Master of Ceremonies, reminded delegates about Wild About Gardening Week which runs from 26 October until 1 November. This year the focus is on hedgehogs. The RHS has joined with Hedgehog Street a campaign run by the British Hedgehog Preservation Society to work towards halting the decline in this important species. any style of garden can be hedgehog-friendly, and what s good for hedgehogs, is good for everything else. (Grass Roots, Summer 2015) A hedgehog enjoys a portion of cat food! Congratulations to all the Special Category Entries! James White Butchers Paul Harrison Cars Southlands Residential Care Home Hutton Cranswick Playgroup All gained a SILVER GILT Award and very positive comments from the judges. Many thanks to James & staff, Andy & colleagues, Sandra & her team, and Elaine & all at Playgroup What a joy it was to see all the tiny children playing in the garden and learning so much at the same time. (YiB Judges, 2015). Visit: 5 Can you help in 2016? To continue with the In Bloom campaign, ViB will need more hands-on support in the coming years. A meeting will be held on 21 September to review this year s results and plan for the future. As part of this process, we hope to detail specific requirements so that volunteers can more easily identify where their skill may be put to good use look out for more information in the November Bulletin or to express an interest contact Gina Simpson on ; ginasimpson@btinternet.com Volunteers are not paid, not because they are worthless but because they are priceless.

6 THE BENEFICE OF HUTTON CRANSWICK WITH SKERNE, WATTON AND BESWICK AND THE BENEFICE OF NAFFERTON with WANSFORD MINISTRY TEAM Revd Brian Lees Priest in Charge Revd Hilary Boon Associate Priest Mrs Gwyneth Southall Reader Mrs Caroline Lees Reader Miss Trish Barker Reader Mr Martin Adams Reader-in-Training Mr Marc Voase Recognised Parish Assistant Mrs Sue Nichol Recognised Parish Assistant CHURCHWARDENS St Peter's, Hutton Cranswick Mr Andrew Pickles Mr Martin Adams 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 St Mary's, Wansford Mr John Seaton Anyone wishing to arrange: a wedding - please contact Revd Brian Lees a baptism - please contact Revd Hilary Boon St Peter s Church Harvest Festival will take place on Sunday 4 October at a.m. Donations of dried goods - tins, jars and packets - will be most acceptable and will be split between Jacob s Well Appeal and the Driffield Food Bank. Everyone is most welcome to attend. A Service of Remembrance will be held at St Peter s on Sunday 1 st November at 4.30 p.m. to commemorate loved ones. If you wish, please bring a flower to place at the foot of the altar. 6

7 Services for October 2015 October 1st 7.30 Harvest Festival Beswick October 4th 18th Sunday after Trinity 8.00 Holy Communion Beswick 8.30 Holy Communion Wansford 9.15 Holy Communion by extension Skerne Family Harvest Festival Hutton Cranswick Family Service Nafferton 6.00 Evensong Watton 6.30 Evensong for Harvest Hutton Cranswick October 11th 19th Sunday after Trinity 8.00 Holy Communion Beswick 8.30 Morning Prayer Wansford 9.00 Holy Communion by extension Watton 9.15 Holy Communion Skerne Holy Communion Hutton Cranswick Holy Communion Nafferton 6.30 Evensong Hutton Cranswick October 15th 7.00 LINK Hutton Cranswick October 18th 20th Sunday after Trinity 8.00 Holy Communion Beswick 9.15 Holy Communion Skerne Family Communion Hutton Cranswick Morning Praise Wansford (Joint service with Nafferton) 6.00 Harvest Festival Watton 6.30 Choral Evensong Hutton Cranswick October 25th Bible Sunday 8.30 Holy Communion Wansford 9.00 Holy Communion Watton 9.15 Holy Communion by extension Skerne Service of the Word Hutton Cranswick Holy Communion Nafferton Family Service Beswick 4.30 Evensong Hutton Cranswick NOTE change of time From the Parish Registers At All Saints, Nafferton Baptism 16th August Edward Gray Marriage 5th September Peter James Shawcross and Helen Jayne Blades People sometimes send me articles and stories about the Christian faith and about the Church. Some of these make me laugh and some of them make me think. Here is something that I received recently that I would like to share with you. A church goer wrote a letter to the editor of a newspaper and complained that it made no sense to go to church every Sunday. 'I've gone for 30 years now,' he wrote, 'and in that time I have heard something like three thousand sermons, but for the life of me, I can't remember a single one of them. So, I think I'm wasting my time and the priests are wasting theirs by giving sermons at all.' This started a real controversy in the 'Letters to the Editor' column. Much to the delight of the editor, it went on for weeks until someone wrote this: 'I've been married for 30 years now. In that time my wife has cooked some thirty two thousand meals. But, for the life of me, I cannot recall the entire menu for a single one of those meals. But I do know this; they all nourished me and gave me the strength I needed to do my work. If my wife had not given me these meals, I would be physically dead today. Likewise, if I had not gone to church for nourishment, I would be spiritually dead today! When you are DOWN to nothing...god is UP to something! Faith sees the invisible, believes the incredible and receives the impossible! Thank God for our physical AND our spiritual nourishment! With best wishes, Brian 7

8 Whitelands Super Deck Driffield Painter/Decorator John Cooper or Need a good decorator? No job too small Fully qualified with 11 years experience Local reliable professional service Call the above for a free quote today Spring/Summer offers available Also PVC fascia and gutter cleaning Call John or Whitelands.super.deck@hotmail.com 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 and sweeping out garages and sheds NO JOB TOO SMALL For immediate response contact Robert Mumby Mobile : Welcome to The Bulletin : October 2015 We hope you enjoy reading your copy of The Bulletin. If you would like to send an item for publication please this to ourvillages@hotmail.com If you prefer you can deliver your article to Sue Wardell at 10 St Peter s Close, Hutton. To place an advert please contact Anne or Joe on If you do not receive a regular copy, or would like to help with deliveries, Yvonne would like to hear from you on All items for inclusion in The Bulletin should be with us by the 18 of the month, otherwise we cannot guarantee inclusion. Please Note : if you send your items by we will acknowledge receipt within a few days, if you do not hear from us then please contact us by phone on to ensure we have received your copy. 8

9 Hutton Cranswick Methodist Church Minister : Rev d Robert Amos Sunday Service Cranswick Inter-Church Prayer Fellowship Mondays 9.30 am at 13a Orchard Lane God s Secret Listener Chain of Events In 1972 Barbara Jamieson, an English woman originally from Bridlington, was working in Vienna and invited a young ethnic Albanian man from Kosovo to church. After a few weeks Sali Rahmani became a Christian and the following year ECM (the European Christian Mission) sponsored him to come to England to spend a year at their headquarters and then to go to Bible College in Berwick-upon-Tweed. The day Sali arrived in England another Albanian man, Alfred Andoni, died. Alfred had been employed by ECM in 1968 to send Christian messages into Albania by radio a year after the leader, Enver Hoxha, had announced that they had abolished God and were the word s first atheistic state. Sali took up the baton and began broadcasting 15 minute programmes once a week and eventually every day into Albania. The Christian broadcasting work of ECM expanded in the 1960s and 1970s and letters flowed in from every country apart from Albania. No one knew whether anyone in Albania was listening. The first letter for Sali arrived 18 years after he had begun broadcasting, when Albania had started to open up. It was from a widower who had been listening in secret in his cellar with his 10-year-old daughter. Another secret listener was Captain Dosti. He was an expert in radios and communications and his job in the army was to scan the airwaves for any hint of an enemy invasion. He came across Sali s radio programme and started listening once a week. Eventually he wrote and asked for a Bible and then did a correspondence course. A few years later after several other jobs, Berti Dosti became the full-time pastor of a young growing church. In 1998, when half a million refugees fled to Albania from neighbouring Kosovo, Berti took a lead in co-ordinating the churches relief work for which they were thanked by aid agencies, government officials and the president. His other projects have included setting up a school, helping disabled people and helping to broadcast Christian radio programmes within Albania. They use the same frequency Enver Hoxha s regime used to send out their atheistic messages 30 years ago. Inspiring Children s Faith Saturday 3 rd October 10am 4pm at King s Church, Swinemoor Lane, Beverley, HU17 0JX. Cost: One person 10 Donation price 15 Group of 5 40 Donation price 50 Please see poster for more details or call Cathy on or Jenny on Please make cheque payable to Beverley Schools Christian Trust and send to: Jennifer, 83 Hawthorn Ave, Hull, E.Yorks, HU3 5PH. RNLI Secondhand Sale Thursday 5th November Old Town Hall Driffield Doors open 1:00pm 9

10 Hutton Cranswick Childminding Group Local Childminders registered individually with OFSTED * High quality care for children of all ages. * Integrated education through play, exploration, new experiences and activities. * Flexible hours and arrangements to meet the needs of the children and families. * We all drop off and pick up at the local playgroup and school. * Regular socialising including local Mother and Toddler group, Soft Play, Little Bears and group get togethers. * Nutritious home cooked meals provided by arrangement. Contact Sally Bean Sally Gowthorpe Ann Jefferson Nicola Latus Tara Lock Doing the Fish Trail in sunny Hull 10

11 To raise money we have had an amazing raffle, bag packed in Tesco, had a Bake Sale and held a Fun Day in the village. We have also held a community craft session in the street to make a mobile for Charlie s sensory room with Charlie and his family and the best bit is we have raised awareness of Autism and Haemophillia by encouraging Charlie s mum to make a Facebook page called Charlie s Shenanigans Our 10 yr old girls have taken part in the Lifestyle Challenge run by the Humberside Police. They have spent the summer raising money for Charlie a local 7 yr old boy who has many medical issues, a worthy young boy. Their aim was to raise 300 to send Charlie and his family on a holiday to Filey. With your help and the generosity of others and lots of hard work!, they actually raised an amazing , plus a holiday to Blue Dolphin in Filey and some football tickets and stadium tour!!! The family were so happy, they were speechless and couldn t thank us enough and have said the money will go towards improving Charlie s Sensory room. This project became much more than raising money, the girls also held a community craft session in the street to produce a sensory mobile for Charlie and have also encouraged Charlie s mum to set up a community page on facebook called Charlie s shenanigans to continue to raise awareness of Autism and Haemophilia and as a support network for others experiencing similar issues. The support from our community has been amazing and this project has been a job well done by all, Thanks again. Helen, Toni and Sarah (Parents of The Fab Four ) Sports & Recreation Association Mike Wardell has stepped down from his role as Chairman at the SRA after seven years and has taken on the job of secretary for the next twelve months. Pete England was elected to take over the role of Chairman and Sue Jackson remains as Treasurer. At the end of the financial year the committee had raised 35,251 and had spent 30,749. A full audited account of finances are on the website or contact mike on for a copy. The main hall is now very well used and the sports field is being used much more for fundraising activities. Our regular month quiz will be held on Friday, 23 rd of October - if you haven t already been to one why not come and join us 4.00 gets you entry to the quiz and a delicious buffet supper! See page 3 for more details. 11

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13 A celebration of cycling Saturday 19 th September Wheels across the Wolds On a perfect day for cycling warm, sunny (but not too hot), light winds a small group of cyclists enjoyed a leisurely ride from Hutton Cranswick to Etton and back, with a stop for lunch at The Light Dragoon. Organised as part of the Wolds Walking and Outdoor Festival, the event was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the 20 th anniversary of the National Cycle Network. Participants from as far afield as Hull, Harrogate and Aberdeen (!) were impressed by what the Wolds has to offer cyclists quiet roads, picturesque villages and scenic views. The route was mainly on local sections of the National Cycle Network, developed and maintained by the national cycling charity Sustrans, passing through the villages of Kilnwick, Lockington and South Dalton. The event was organised and led by local Sustrans volunteers ( ), who give their time freely to help maintain the Network. Grateful thanks to Ray and Carolyn Sharpe of Cranswick Garden Centre ( for use of their facilities; also to Leigh Tovey ( ) for standing by with a recovery vehicle (fortunately not required!). Notes:- 1. This year, Sustrans celebrates the 20 th anniversary of the National Cycle Network, of which three major routes now converge on Hutton Cranswick. 2. The Wolds Walking and Outdoor Festival is now an annual event, organised in September by VHEY ( Marathon Fund Raiser! Whilst we re on the subject of cycling, village resident John Nolan, together with a group of friends, completed the Way of the Roses cycle ride from Morecmbe to Bridlington just a week after completing the Hull Marathon. The Way of the Roses cycle route covers a staggering 170 miles which they completed in one weekend. John did these events in order to raise money for Yorkshire Cancer Trust in memory of his father who died from cancer earlier this year and their efforts raised total of Well done John and friends! John is pictured second from the left 13

14 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 11 per week October 8 Bramble & Apple Pie Victoria Sandwich 6 Ground Rice Tart 2 Sultana Scones 6 Bacon & Egg Pie 8 Gooseberry Pie Chocolate Cake 6 Coconut Tart 4 Sausage Rolls 8 Apple Pie Coffee Cake 3 Jam & 3 Lemon Tarts 6 Mince & Onion Pie 8 Raspberry & Apple Pie Small Fruit Loaf 6 Jam Tarts 6 Lemon Tarts 6 Quiche Hedge cutting/reduction Border tidying Garden Clearance Fence/trellis repair/erection Fruit tree pruning Winter digging/rotavating etc. Most gardening jobs undertaken Free Estimates Call or visit our web-site for further details Tel:

15 September Meeting of the Hutton Cranswick WI Another lively meeting. Members were welcomed by Jenny and the folksy version of Jerusalem was sung. Members were requested to bring a passport type photo of themselves to be made into a photo montage by Julia. This is to be kept as a memento of us in the WI Centenary Year. Forthcoming events available to members include Pub walks/crawl on Sept. 30 th, Group Rally at Rudston Oct 23rd, willow coppicing at Tophill Low in November and a Thanksgiving/carol service in December at Beverley. Our speaker Steve Race gave a brilliant presentation called Life on the ledge. He showed us superb photos of the seabird life at Bempton with gannets and puffins being the hi-light. Competition for a piece of your own artwork was won by: 1 st Zoe Cadman, 2 nd Jo Richards 3 rd Kate Ollett. Indoor Kurling... A group of us from the Friday morning Youth Club for Grown Up's entered an indoor Kurling competition against other village clubs and guess what - we won through to the final. The afternoon was filled with loads of laughter, nothing taken too seriously - if you want to see what it's all about come down and join us at am on Friday mornings at the SRA, Rotsea Lane! The parish council are considering organising a Christmas Market to be held on the village green on Saturday 28 th November in the afternoon/evening. So as to gauge the support for this event and If you wish to have a stall for this exciting new venture please contact the clerk, Gail Newlove on hutton.cranswickpc@btinternet.com with details of your stall. From left to right... Melanie, Sue, Ann, Gina, Mal, Michael, Mike and Toby It is hoped that there will be a wide variety of stalls selling Christmas goodies, and other items, Christmas carol singing and the Salvation Army have been invited so why not come along for a good old sing song. There is no charge to stallholders. BRIDGE DAY A Bridge Day will be held in the WI Hall, Thursday 15 October, 64 for a table of 4, includes morning coffee and 2-course lunch. Please phone Linda on or for details and booking. Proceeds for St Peter s Church 15

16 News from the Avenues Bicycle Project As you can see from the photograph were back in business after our summer break. Our aim is to send one container of up to 400 refurbished bikes a year to West Africa. We have sent over 1600 bikes since Once the bikes reach West Africa they are distributed by our partners, The Village Bicycle Project, to farmers, health workers, school teachers, students and school children who are living, working and studying in rural areas. We are currently collecting bikes for shipment to Sierra Leone in early You may think the bikes in the photo look a little small to be useful in West Africa, and that is often the case, but a bike is a bike and can always make a difference to someone. A couple of weeks ago Dean and Gary from Child Dynamix picked up seven pre school bikes from the Avenues Bicycle Project. The bikes, donated by members of the public in Hull, Hutton Cranswick and Newcastle, had been checked over by young people and staff at Push Iron to make sure they were safe to ride. Dean and Gary took the bikes to Hoggle Doggle, a children's charity based on the Greatfield estate in East Hull, where children in the play centre will get to ride them, as well as social workers taking them to children whose parents would not ordinarily afford to buy a bike for them. If you have a bike you no longer need you can get in touch with me on or through The Bulletin address. It may often make a difference to someone else! TJ S COFFEE SHOP HOMEMADE SOUP We re back to full production now it s colder. Filling, tasty and served with a mini loaf SANDWICHES From a traditional Cheese, to our Bacon, Brie & Cranberry there s something to tempt you ICE CREAM PARLOUR Don t worry, it s not gone! Look out for Christmas flavours!!! AUTUMN COLOUR Autumn and Winter bedding now available. Cyclamen, pansies, violas and more! SPRING FLOWERING BULBS Tulips, Daffodils, Crocus & lots of variety Hyacinths for Christmas flowering too! WILD BIRD CARE Everything to look after the birds! Lots of offers : Very special price on bulk Fatballs CHRISTMAS! We have lots of new ranges. Exciting and trendy items for everyone! SALE! SALE! SALE! Final clearance on furniture & BBQ s Milk 1 per 2 litres - Local Free Range Eggs 85p ½ doz 16

17 A New Village Facility for ALL!! We are delighted to report that we now have the opportunity to create a Village Hub style facility within St Peter s Church for everyone in the village to take advantage of and which, hopefully, will supplement the excellent work already carried out by other organisations within the village. To finalise our plans we need to apply for external funding to supplement funds we have already raised and, to do this, we need evidence to support the need for such a facility. We need your views and thoughts as to the uses you feel could be made of this facility by all in our community. St Peter s Church also recognises that some of the over 50s in our village experience feelings of isolation and loneliness, due to the lack of opportunities in the community for individuals to come together in a social and supportive environment. We want to encourage individuals to support each other, form new friendships and develop a feeling of worth, particularly amongst those whose life experiences and talents are so very valuable. We really need your opinions as to the kind of activities you would like to see in Hutton Cranswick, your ideas on how we can reach out to all in our community and how we can best make community activities accessible for all. Can we ask you to please fill in the short tear off slip below (please use a separate sheet if necessary) and return it to Linda Ellis at 20 Mill Street, Hutton. Alternatively, if you would like us to help you fill it in or just to simply pick it up from you, once completed, please call to arrange.. Would you be interested in taking part in activities arranged for your age group? Yes/No Would you be interested in taking part in activities arranged for the over 50s? Yes/No If you answered Yes to either question above, some suggestions we have already include: Book Club, Knit & Natter, Pilates, Basic Computing, Family History, Afternoon Film Club, Whist/Cards, Art/Painting, Using Skype, Trips to Places of Interest, Coffee Mornings etc. This list is by no means exhaustive and we are looking to add your ideas. Please add your ideas here.... How can we ensure we involve all in our community?... And the over 50s specifically?..... Any other thoughts? If you would like us to contact you please add your name and contact details below Name & Address (please print) Tel No. Arrangements have now been made for you to return your completed slip to The Spar Shop or the White Horse. We are also looking for people who could give a lift to a friend to any of the various activities in the village, or to church services on a Sunday. If so, please phone Linda on

18 Relief Deliverers Thank you! We have had a good response to our appeal for Relief Deliverers. Thank you to everyone who has volunteered, your assistance during holiday times will be greatly appreciated. If any other readers would like to be part of the relief team, please ourvillages@hotmail.com or ring Yvonne on: Unit 23 Cranswick Industrial Estate, Cranswick YO25 9PF Get Gorgeous! Qualified manicurist offering treatments based in Leconfield (some mobile appointments available in nearby areas) Offer on the longer lasting Gel polish application for Hands or Toes for both Mani, deluxe mani, and other treatments available Ask for details on hosting a party with friends, Host gets a voucher and discount at the party. Ring for more details or see my Facebook page for pictures

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20 ALAN REDMOND BUILDING SERVICES N.H.B.C. REGISTERED HOUSEBUILDERS SERVICES AVAILABLE New build housing All types of extension work Interior refurbishment Loft conversions Velux window fitting Conservatories supplied and fitted All types of repair work Replacement windows and doors Drives block paved Tarmac to footpaths and drives Kitchens and bathrooms supplied & fitted DISABILITY ADAPTATIONS Doors widened or turned round Ramps and rails fitted Disability adaptations of existing facilities ie bathrooms and bedrooms Walk in shower (wet rooms) W, 30. W. CONTACT or Mill Lodge, Mill Street, Hutton YO25 9PU 20

21 Matthew Lock recently spent some time in Ghana working with under-priviledged young people. Today he dropped a letter through our letter box and I thought it would be interesting to share an extract... Whilst out in Ghana I spent Monday to Friday teaching at several schools which included Sunrise, Obemeng and Tunasi. Between 8.30 am till 2.00 pm I would teach year olds Mathematics, English and Ghanaian civil rights and women s rights in t he country. Without donated resources like pens, paper and colours, I would not have been able to break down the language barrier and successfully educate the children in a hands on approach. From 2.00 pm until 6.00 pm was t he time that I either delivered my rugby coaching in the friendly communities or, for the last week, built toilet blocks at Obomeng School. The story goes that whilst I spent more time in the school I grew closer to the teachers, the children and the community as a whole. This turned into a desire to do something completely worthwhile for them and with everyone s donations, which amounted to 200, this funded the resources and equipment needed to build the toilet block. When socialising in the communities, whilst playing for Twenedurase XI football team, I met a young man named Quasi who has brilliant skills in building and decorating but was unfortunate not to have a job in any of the major cities or towns because of lack of references. With the budget I had, I was able to pay him four weeks wages to work with myself and some other volunteers who wanted to help me out. Following the first week s work I wrote a letter of recommendation explaining the project and how impressed we were with Quasi, he then gave it to one of the major building companies in Mpraeso, which was the major town near us. After receiving the letter somebody came down to look at his work and offered Quasi a full time job with them, so thanks to the generosity of those who donated towards the project, a talented young individual has been put into work. Matty Lock 21

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24 DATES FOR YOUR DIARY Sunday 4 th October Harvest Festival 10:45am at St. Peter s Church, Hutton. Kind donations of food products, tins, jars or packets will be shared between the Driffield Food Bank and Jacob s Well. Monday 5 th October Mixed Crafts 2:00 4:00pm WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. For more information contact Gwyneth Southall Monday 5 th October Tai Chi 7:00 8:30pm at the WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. New members welcome. Just turn up. Thursday 8 th October Film Night 7:30pm at Hutton Cranswick Methodist Chapel. Friday 9 th October Children s Portrait Photographer 2:00 5:00pm at the Methodist Chapel, Main Street, Cranswick. A fundraiser for Hutton Cranswick Playgroup. Monday 12 th October Bridge 1:30 3:30pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. Contact Monica McGregor on if interested. Monday 12th October Tai Chi 7:00 8:30pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. New members welcome. Just turn up. Tuesday 13 th October WI Meeting 7:15pm at the WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. Subject Real Astrology; Speaker Kathleen Barrett. Competition Write your own wish. Thursday 15 th October Bridge Day at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. In aid of St. Peter s Church. Ring Linda on or for details and booking. Monday 19 th October Mixed Crafts 2:00 4:00pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. Monday 19 th October Tai Chi 7:00 8:30pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. New members welcome. Just turn up. Friday 23rd October Quiz Night 7:30pm SRA, Rotsea Lane. Entrance 4.00 includes supper. Monday 26 th October Bridge 1:30-3:30pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. Contact Monica McGregor on Monday 26 th October Tai Chi 7:00-8:30pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. New members welcome. Just turn up. Thursday 5 th November RNLI Secondhand Sale 1:00pm at The Old Town Hall, Driffield. Saturday 5 th December St. Peter s Christmas Fayre in WI Hall. Saturday 12 th December Carol Concert in WI Hall. To have your events listed in Dates for your Diary please ourvillages@hotmail.com or contact Sue Moody on

25 Hutton Cranswick Parish Council P a g e 205 Minutes of the meeting of the parish council held in the HCSRA Meeting room, Rotsea Lane, Hutton on Monday 13 July 2015 at 7.00 pm. Present: Cllr Richardson (Chairman) Cllr Wardell Cllr Scullion Cllr Gowthorpe Cllr Sibley-Calder Cllr Miss Dams Cllrs Mrs Johnson Cllr Mrs Mills Cllr Poolford The clerk Mrs Gail Newlove recorded the minutes. No parishioners present The clerk advised the meeting that there were still 2 vacancies. The chairman welcomed newly co-opted councillor Megan Dams to the meeting. 1 To receive and approve apologies for absence. Cllrs: Street/Mrs Simpson 2 (a) To record declarations of interest by any member of the council in respect of the agenda items listed below. Members declaring interests should identify the agenda item and type of interest being declared. None. ((Code of Conduct, Localism Act 2011) Cllr Mrs Mills Item No 15 Non pecuniary HCSRA committee member Cllr Scullion Item No 18 Non-pecuniary School governor Cllr Wardell Item No 15 & 18 Non-pecuniary HCSRA Chairman/School governor Cllr Gowthorpe Item No 20 Non- pecuniary Related to Tumbling Tots chairperson Cllr Poolford Item No 9c Non-pecuniary Neighbour Cllr Johnson Item No 18 Non-pecuniary FOTS committee member (b) To note dispensations given to any member of the council in respect of the agenda items listed below: None. 3 To confirm as a true record the minutes of the meeting the of the parish council held on Tuesday 23 June 2015 having been previously circulated were agreed and signed by the chairman. (Proposed Cllr Mrs Mill, seconded Cllr Gowthorpe) 7.02 pm Cllr Mrs Johnson arrived. 4 Co-option of councillors: To fill the vacancies (2) due to the May 2015 uncontested election from those expressing an interest and the signing of Declaration of Acceptance of Office of coopted councillors: None. 5 To receive information on the following ongoing issues (not included elsewhere) and decide further action where necessary: a) Request to reduce the speed limit to 40 mph on Meggison s Turnpike (Dec 2014 and April 2015 minutes) from ERYC request refused, could be reviewed when the Rural 40mph zone Pilot Scheme is known (Cllrs ed 07/07/2015) b) Tea party for residents - June 2015 meeting To consider promoting tea party for residents further discussion took place as to the date to be held, whom would be eligible, transport and disabled facilities deferred until the next meeting. c) Use of the crane logo of parish council paperwork The crane logo has been used for some years by the In Bloom team and the HCSRA. The logo used by these organisations is nothing like the logo used by Cranswick PLC as was thought at the last meeting. A coat of arms was also suggested. Action The clerk is to send out to councillors an image of the In Bloom logo minus the flowers which are included in the logo. The clerk is also to enquire about a coat of arms. d) Carbon Capture Scheme NGC required further information as regards the ownership and any other use of the allotments. The land owned by the parish council was included in the insurance schedule, the clerk had advised the solicitor acting on behalf of the parish council that allowing other people to exercise use as in pest eradication had been granted. 6 Police Report: - PSCOs Chris Webster/Andy Milner No report. 7 Public Participation: To suspend Standing Orders for 15 minutes to allow members of the public and councillors with pecuniary/non-pecuniary interest to ask questions or make statements

26 P a g e 206 (limited to 3 minutes per person). Speakers are asked to make it know whether they would object to being filmed or otherwise recorded, and if they object asking anyone who is recording the meeting to respect their wishes. None. 8 Planning Matters: To submit Notice of Decision made by the ERYC and consider a response to any correspondence received: A B C D 15/01279/PLF Erection of single storey extension to side at 11 The Green, Cranswick for Mrs C Settrington Approved 3 conditions 15/00931/PLF Erection of a dwelling at land east of Rinuanan, Orchard Lane, Hutton for Mr Rob Drury Approved 8 conditions Amended Allocation Document of March Examination of the East Riding Local Plan Allocations Document (mailed to cllrs 08/07/2015) The site at the rear of $ the Green, Cranswick was still included in the plan but the wording had been changed. To submit the below from ERYC s Will Park, Principal Highway Management Officer as regards the access road to rear of Cranswick Green in response the letter sent regarding ownership issues and pertinent uses I have once again contacted my colleague Dave England, Area Manager, Streetscene Services (Highways) regarding the content of the attachment so that I can compile a comprehensive reply. This will be our last response to these issues as both the Area Manager and myself have stated the Council's Highway Authority stance previously and continuing to repeat the reasons would be futile. Paragraph 2 & 3. The Parish Council appear to accept that there is a public highway to the south of the Green, consequently as they state the Green is situated on ''land north of the public highway'' the proposals should not ''cause injury to the land'' or ''disturb and/or interfere with the soil of the Green''. In paragraph 4 the statement '' strip of land to the south of the public highway'' is public highway verge - we do not dispute ownership as it is irrelevant. The Highway Authorities copies of the historical village green - and highway maintenance records - clearly define the adopted status of this track and adjacent verge. As we have previously stated, highway public use rights and Local Authority statutory maintenance duties overrule any ownership rights ''two spits deep/right to pass and repass'' is the adage. In regard to the statement in paragraph 5 this is irrelevant as no one requires easement rights upon a public highway. Finally I have attached again Plan 1 of the original village green record plan held by the Council's legal team that clearly shows the route in question and Hobman Lane. Several paths across the Green are definitely not part of the registration that is why the Highway Authority maintain them with no objections from the Parish Council. The 1977 Register above the plan confirms the parish Council did not actually have to claim the majority of the land within the red line on Plan 2 as they already owned it! However, under title YEA that have now claimed sub soil ownership beyond the Village Green under the route in question and the cross paths, it does not however alter their Highway Maintainable status and public rights over these areas. The area covered in the absolute title which the PC was granted last year encompasses the access road in question. The absolute title YEA year is a legal document and unless the title is challenged the land as documented with Land Registry is under the ownership of the parish council. Action The parish council are to make more enquiries and continue to pursue the matter. E 15/01385/P<F Erection of a 21m high lattice tower supporting 1no, omni-antenna, erection of 2no equipment cabinets and construction of 1.8m high chain-link fence at Cranswick Industrial Esate, Beverley Road, Cranswick for Arriva Approved 2 conditions 9 Planning Applications: To agree a response to the following planning applications & tree applications received, planning applications are available for viewing prior to the meeting: A B 15/01808 TPO - Description of Works: TPO HUTTON VILLAGE 1973 (REF 330) IN HUTTON CONSERVATION AREA T1 Sycamore tree fell as in a state of decline at Location; 23 Mill Street Hutton for Applicant: Mr Tony Good. application type: Works to Protected Trees No objections 15/01692/PLF Erection of detached dwelling with integral garage and associated access at land south

27 C P a g e 207 of 9 Beverley Road, Cranswick for Mr D Smith and Ms M Hoggard Full Planning Permission No objections 15/01719/PLF Alterations to and conversion of barn/stable to use as a dwelling at land and agricultural building north of 5 Sheepman Lane, Cranswick for Mr Robin Dearing Full Planning Permission No objections 10 To receive representatives reports information only Village Show(27 June 2015) Cllr Gowthorpe The show was well received and there was nothing but positive comments. The show brought the community together. Footpaths Cllr Poolford The footpath alongside the industrial estate was yet to be inspected. Boards were broken at Priest Ings Keld. Eddlemire Lane Howl Lane required attention. Some dog owners were not picking up their dog s faeces but leaving it on the footpaths. This is a health risk to the grass cutting contractor 11 To receive play area report (and quarterly report if applicable) and agree to any repairs/changes Report received from Steve Artley. The clerk advised the meeting that the a new cargo net had been ordered, this was to be fitted the same time as the free replacement cargo net and the basket swing. The clerk and the chairman had yet to meet with Playscheme s bid lady. The clerk had been advised that dog faeces had been found in the play area, a no dogs allowed had been put in place. 12 Community Safety Strategy to agree to progress with matters of safety within the parish The clerk was instructed to contact the ERYC to request that the overhanging bushes be attended to. 13 Clerk s report To update the parish council on progress from previous meetings or on any subject not otherwise shown on the agenda a) Drain covers to the rear of Churchill Avenue bungalows ERYC asked to look into and contact Water Yorkshire. b) War memorial gate clerk ordered repair of. c) Pond wall adjacent to seating are in need of. repair clerk has ordered the repair of. d) Use of Cranswick Green (including the access road to the rear) for a Christmas Market: The organising team to be advised to provide own insurance cover and any necessary licences. In future all organisation using the village green to provide own insurance cover and to supply a copy to the parish council. 14 Garden Allotment Monthly report & considerations a) To inform the Council of any changes of tenancy: Two vacant plots b) To approve/advise of the erections of sheds, greenhouses: Greenhouse and fence: c) To consider action as regards any management and/or tenancy issues: Clerk to arrange skip hire to remove rubbish, which is mostly fly tipping items. 15 HCSRA Report for information only: Car park re-lined and disabled parking bays marked. Some interior rooms of the meeting room to be decorated. Scooter Rally was held in June. Ryedale cyclists (190) had used the facility as a stop-over for their charity ride over the weekend of 11/12 July, had been a huge success. Caravan rally booked for November 2015 has been cancelled, the club to use Driffield instead. Quiz Friday 24 th July Centenary Wood: To approve maintenance work as necessary: Some bushes and trees required attention. Cllr Richardson to attend to some. The clerk to contact Trevor Eling to deal with the rest. 17 To approve the purchase of a marquee for use at village events: A discussion took place as to how often a marquee would be used, where would it be stored, what size would be required. Action Deferred for further discussion in January To consider the request by the school for funding towards developing an outdoor area: The clerk had ed the head teacher s letter to the councillors. Ofsted recognised the school as a Good school. The aim now was to become an outstanding one. The school had already begun to make improvements. The amount requested was a list of proposed improvement had been supplied. The headmaster intends to do the majority of the manual labour himself, and hopefully recruit some staff, parents, children and governors to lend a hand. There followed much discussion as to whether to agree to grant any monies for this scheme.

28 P a g e 208 Resolved that the head teacher be asked to discuss his aims and objectives with the school s governing body and that discussion come back to the parish council for further consideration. (Proposed Cllr Scullion, seconded Cllr Poolford) 19 To promote the use of the Farm Watch Scheme (info ed to cllrs 03/07/2015): The aim of the scheme is to reduce local opportunities for crime and vandalism. The problem in this area is poaching. Contact between Farm Watch Scheme members is by text and , informing members of any thefts and trespassers. The cost to join the scheme is Resolved to join the Farm Watch Scheme. 20 To approve the purchase of safety mats for Tumbling Tots (discussed at the June 2015 meeting): The cost of the 15 mats was which included a discount and deliver. The current mats are 15 years old and are nearing the end of their shelf life. Resolved to purchase the mats and gift them to the Tumbling Tots. (Proposed Cllr Mills, seconded Cllr Poolford) 21 To approve the accounts for payment and to note the updated budget monitoring sheets: Cheque no Name Details VAT Total Inc VAT 2857 SA Agricultural Play area/pond inspection Apri/May/June Trevor Gilson Sun clock refurbishment Trevor Eling Footpath cutting/cw spray car park green area cutting Green area cutting/footpath cutting Resolved to approve the above accounts. (Proposed Cllr Wardell, seconded Cllr Gowthorpe) 22 To respond to correspondence/items for information/next agenda: a) ERNLLCA 2015 Conference Friday 23 October 2015 at Village Hotel, Priory Way, Hull To note the date and time of next meeting(s) Tuesday 28 July 2015 August no meeting scheduled/tuesday 22 September 2015 all at 7.00pm There being no other business the meeting closed at 9.00pm &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 28

29 Hutton Cranswick Parish Council P a g e 209 Minutes of the meeting of the parish council held in the WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick on Tuesday 28 July 2015 at 7.05 pm. Present: Cllr Richardson (Chairman) Cllr Wardell Cllr Miss Dams Cllr Sibley-Calder Cllr Mrs Johnson Cllr Mrs Mills Cllr Street Cllr Mrs Simpson The clerk Mrs Gail Newlove recorded the minutes. Five parishioners present. Two vacancies. 1 To receive and approve apologies for absence. Cllrs: Scullion/Poolford/Gowthorpe 2 (a) To record declarations of interest by any member of the council in respect of the agenda items listed below. Members declaring interests should identify the agenda item and type of interest being declared. ((Code of Conduct, Localism Act 2011) Cllr Wardell Item no 15 & 17 Non pecuniary Chairman of HCSRA/school governor Cllr Mrs Johnson Item no 17 Non pecuniary FOTS committee member Cllr Mrs Mills Item no 15 Non-pecuniary HCSRA committee member Cllr Mrs Simpson Item no 15 Non-pecuniary HCSRA - Trustee (b) To note dispensations given to any member of the council in respect of the agenda items listed below: None. 3 To confirm as a true record the minutes of the extra-ordinary meeting the of the parish council held on Monday 13 July 2015 having been previously circulated were agreed and signed by the chairman. (Proposed Cllr Mrs Mills, seconded Cllr Wardell) 4 Co-option of councillors: To fill the vacancies (2) due to the May 2015 uncontested election from those expressing an interest and the signing of Declaration of Acceptance of Office of coopted councillors: None. 5 To receive information on the following ongoing issues (not included elsewhere) and decide further action where necessary: a) To agree a course of action as regards the planning application of land to the rear of 4 The Green, Cranswick and the access road in question to the south of Cranswick Green: The clerk, chairman, vice-chairman and Cllr Mrs Johnson would meet to peruse documents and return to the council with their findings. 6 Police Report: - PSCOs Chris Webster/Andy Milner: report sent prior to the meeting. 7 Public Participation: To suspend Standing Orders for 15 minutes to allow members of the public and councillors with pecuniary/non-pecuniary interest to ask questions or make statements (limited to 3 minutes per person). Speakers are asked to make it know whether they would object to being filmed or otherwise recorded, and if they object asking anyone who is recording the meeting to respect their wishes: A resident asked as to the progress made with the proposed development to the rear of 4 The Green and went on to comment on the changes made the Allocations Document which the inspector had asked the ERYC to make. 8 Planning Matters: To submit Notice of Decision made by the ERYC and consider a response to any correspondence received:: A 15/01671/PLF - Erection of single and two storey extensions to rear following demolition of existing conservatory at 55 Laburnum Avenue, Cranswick for Mrs Eileen Weir Approved 2 conditions 9 Planning Applications: To agree a response to the following planning applications & tree applications received, planning applications are available for viewing prior to the meeting: None to date: None. 10 To receive representatives reports information only 29

30 P a g e 210 Cllr Mrs Simpson In Bloom Awards presentation to take place on 06/09/2015 at York Racecourse. Six of the In Bloom to attend, ticket costs to be paid for by members and In Bloom funds. Travelling expenses to be paid by the parish council has done in previous years, 11 To receive play area report (and quarterly report if applicable) and agree to any repairs/changes No report received. The clerk had spoken with the bid lady and was looking into the information required. The clerk submitted a cost (just over 11k) and picture of the inclusive roundabout suggested by Playscheme. 12 Community Safety Strategy to agree to progress with matters of safety within the parish: The clerk had circulated an from ER which in turn had been sent by EYMS. A bus driver had not seen a person in a wheelchair waiting for a bus at the top of Jenkinson Lane, Hutton, the reason being because of the location of the litter bin and had passed them by. The ERYC would charge 105 to relocate the litter bin. The moving of the bin was considered unnecessary. The parish council felt the person in the wheelchair should have attracted the driver s attention. 13 Clerk s report To update the parish council on progress from previous meetings or on any subject not otherwise shown on the agenda: None. 14 Garden Allotment Monthly report & considerations a) To inform the Council of any changes of tenancy: Two vacancies. b) To approve/advise of the erections of sheds, greenhouses: Greenhouse and fence: None. c) To consider action as regards any management and/or tenancy issues: An invoice had been received for the work done on a neglected site which had been relinquished.. The tenant of the neglected site would be charged for the work done. 15 HCSRA Report for information only The AGM to take place on 01/09/2015, Mike Wardell the current chairman will step down. The facility s accounts with the auditor. The painting work has been done inside the club house. 16 Centenary Wood: To approve maintenance work as necessary: Work as stated in last month s minutes yet to be done. 17 To consider the request by the school for funding towards developing an outdoor area (letter from Kris Henderson ed to cllrs): The clerk had ed to councillors a 2 nd letter from the head teacher as to the aims and objectives for the outdoor area and as to how the requested funding of would be used. The councillors considered the project carefully, taking into consideration that some funding had been granted in previous years. After much deliberation it was: Resolved to support the project and grant the monies and that the parish council be invited to see evidence of good use of the money. 18 To formally resolve to adopt the amendment to Cranswick Green byelaws (as circulated: The current and proposed amended byelaws are attached to these minutes. Resolved that the parish council formally adopt the amended byelaws. (Proposed Cllr Richardson, seconded Cllr Sibley-Calder) Cllrs Richardson and Wardell to sign the document. The council would now need to place a newspaper notice which advertises the council s intention to apply for confirmation of the byelaws and allow at least 30 days for objections 19 To approve the accounts for payment. Cheque no Name Details VAT Total Inc VAT 2860 HCWI Hall hire of Administration Including salary Harry Berriman Allotment maintenance Mrs Price Notice board site rent To respond to correspondence/items for information/next agenda: Proposed village logo shown to councillors Next agenda 30

31 Village Tea Party Next agenda P a g e 211 There being no other business the meeting closed at 7.50 pm To note the date and time of next meeting(s) August no meeting scheduled Tuesday 22 September 2015/Tuesday 27 October 2015 all at 7.00pm &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& NINE OUT OF TEN DOG OWNERS PICK UP THEIR DOG S DROPPINGS, ARE YOU THE TENTH! 31

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