Friday 27 June 2014

Cricket Semi Final Friday 4th July 2014

We just wanted to let you all know that the semi final of the Canon Headley Plate is on Friday 4th July at Bubwith versus Melbourne. Start time is 6.15pm. All welcome.

Neil will be having a practise on Tuesday 1st July at 7pm at Neil's, hope all the cricket team can make it.

Sunday 15 June 2014

Flood Liaison Sustainable Drainage

Paul has asked me to put the following document on the website regarding Sustainable Drainage. Click on the link to read the document.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1P5DEqM5L8YYm5vOEJnbXJ6YUU/edit?usp=sharing

Thursday 12 June 2014

Cricket Cancelled

Our opposition for Friday 13th June have conceded the match, unable to raise a team.

Bielby will now progress into the semi-final of the plate, to play either Cliffe or Melbourne at a date to be arranged.

Monday 2 June 2014

Next Cricket Match Friday 13th June 2014

After being comprehensively beaten in the 1st round of the Canon Headley Cup, Bielby's next cricket match is against North Duffield at Bubwith on Friday 13th June. All welcome.

There will be practise weather permitting, on Tuesday 11th June. Meet at Neil's 6.45pm for the practise.

Results Of St Giles' Bielby 100 Club 2013 to 2014

Results Of St Giles' Bielby 100 Club 2013 to 2014

A big thankyou to everyone for supporting the 100 club. Through your generosity the church received £715 towards running costs.

The following is a list of the lucky winners:

July 2013  Christine Coe (ticket 20) £20
July 2013   Mrs Atkin (ticket 79) £10
August 2013   Jim Laird (ticket 68) £20
August 2013  Nam Prakash Kaur (ticket 55) £10
September 2013  Daniel Reed (ticket 76) £20
September 2013  Mr D Newbold (ticket 62) £10
October 2013 Judith Simpson  (ticket 27) £20
October 2013  Mr & Mrs Tew (ticket 22) £10
November 2013  Mrs Taylor (ticket 19) £20
November 2013  Alan Walsh (ticket 5) £10
December 2013  B Martin (ticket 14) £50
December 2013  Mr & Mrs Milner (ticket 10) £50
January 2014  Mr Spedding (ticket 72) £20
January 2014  David Todd (ticket 26) £10
February 2014  Nigel Strafford (ticket 67) £20
February 2014  Ian & Nadia Ross (ticket 85) £10
March 2014  David Robinson (ticket 1) £20
March 2014 Judith Simpson (ticket 27) £10
April 2014  Sara Ridsdale (ticket 57) £20
April 2014  Jeff Coe (ticket 8) £10
May 2014   Jim Laird (ticket 69) £20
May 2014   Mr & Mrs Dove (ticket 87) £10
June 2014  John Peel (ticket 35) £20
June 2014   Nam Prakash Kaur (ticket 55) £10

Anyone wishing to purchase a ticket for 2014/2015 please contact Bronwen at Sandybank.

90 tickets sold.
Expenses £35
£715 raised for the church.
Thank you for your support.

Broadband

Hi everyone please find attached two draft letters, one to the CEO of BT and the other to our MP regarding broadband. There is also an explanation letter about where we are with the issue of slow broadband. I would urge all of you who have an interest in this, and even those that don't to take a very short time to send these letters (you can email your MP for ease). If our MP receives lots of individual letters he cannot ignore us or fob us off, and if he does you have the power of a vote next year?? Susan Smith has kindly taken a lot of her time to get this far so surely we can all take 10 minutes to send a letter and or an email.
Thank you for your anticipated support.
Paul


Everingham Village News June 2014

EVERINGHAM NEWSLETTER. JUNE. 2014

Established 1988

Play area at the Village Hall
Since making the little play area at the back of the village Hall for a lifestyle project two years ago, the Waddingtons have moved away leaving Amy Frankish (and Mum and Dad!) the task of upkeep. You might have noticed that nature is trying to claim the area back so we wondered if anyone would be able to come and help us get it looking smart again. We thought if a group of us could meet there at about 10am on Saturday 21st June that many hands might make light work (children welcome too, we'll take it in turns to keep an eye on). We would love to be able to keep it nice and nettle free for the younger ones in the village, so please bring along gardening gloves, strimmers, garden tools, anything that might make it look nicer etc.
Many thanks
Frankishes (01430 861842)

Congratulations.
Congratulations to Peggy Hodgson, who is to marry Sam Padfield on 28th June at St. Everilda's Church.

Beer Festival at the Village Hall on Saturday, 7th June. 11am to 11pm. £10 a ticket includes a souvenir glass, festival programme and first two drinks. For more information email pocklingtontennisclub@gmail.com. For tickets contact Sally Wilkinson on 872415. There will be a grand selection of real ale, cider, lager, wine, BBQ food, live music and skittles! Proceeds towards the Village Hall and Pocklington Tennis Club. A firkin may be sponsored for £60. The sponsor will receive a free ticket to the beer festival.

Football World Cup on the BIG screen
Thursday 19th June, England v Uruguay KO 20.00. Village Hall and bar open 19.00.
Tuesday, 24th June. England v Costa Rica KO 17.00. Village Hall and bar open 16.00.
Entry £1 per person.
See Sally Wilkinson for your chance to enter the World Cup Sweepstake. £5 a ticket. Winners £50, runner-up £30 and Village Hall £80. At the time of going to press, Brazil is still in the bag!
Strictly cash and no refunds!

A tribute to Alan Spedding (former organist at Beverley minster)
28 June 7pm
Orchestra, choir and soloists
Crispian Steele-Perkins on trumpet
Gordon Stewart & D'Arcy Trinkwon on organ
Yvonne Seymour soprano
Tickets from Beverley & East Yorks. Concerts 01964 544145
Refreshments following the concert
Donations to The Alan Spedding Memorial Fund
Village Hall.
Inn nights.
Saturday, 21st June & if the weather forecast is for a warm barmy mid-summer solstice + BBQ
Saturday, 9th August
Saturday, 18th September
Saturday, 22nd November
Saturday, 20th December

Village Hall AGM. 29.05.14
The committee would like to invite you to get involved with the running of the VH, in particular to help Sally with ideas and organising of fund raising events. The proposal is to form a sub- committee for this job. Those in that sub- committee have the option to attend or not attend the committee meetings.
Committee meeting are about bi-monthly, last about an hour and are on a Thursday starting at 7pm.

Officers elected -
Chair - Tricia Coole.
Secretary -Vikki Kress
Treasurer - Anne-Marie Breewood
Church representative - Jan Rodgers
Fund raising - Sally Wilkinson
Play area and grant applications - Nigel Elliot
Bar - Jennifer Cartwright and Helen Marsden
Maintenance - Phil Cartwright and Mike Rodgers
Parish Council - Bryn James
The AGM was following by a committee meeting.

Proposed events for 2014
Bonfire night on 1st November
Cooking evening with The Pipe and Glass in late November
For early 2015 -
Quiz night
Sound system
Several of you have commented on the 'fuzziness' of the sound system, particularly when there is a commentary. As a result the committee is hoping to replace the existing sound system to match the high quality of the projector.
  

Turf dancing.
To finally finish off the VH drive project, ROLAWN kindly donated a pallet of high quality turf on Friday 23rd May. The next morning a merry band of landscape gardeners [!?]arrived with various garden tools & wheelbarrows. One team tackled the area near the little play area, tackling roots & wire in their desire to achieve a perfect finish, with copious amounts of raking! The other team set to on the edge of the new gravel area. This was very technical, due to the curve of the kerbstones. After much, measure twice, cut once" discussions & infilling of every sort of triangle you could think of, the task was completed. If you have ever laid turf, you will know that it has to be compacted down, so with great enthusiasm [& energy may I say for men of their age!!]The local turf dancers gave it their all. The dance obviously worked, as immediately the heavens opened & poured upon our turf. At the time of going to press it has rained every day since, which is marvelous for new turf, even though we would rather be sat in the sun.
Seriously though, many thanks indeed to all of you who came along on your precious Saturday morning to help. It is much appreciated by the Village Hall Committee + we hope that everybody approves of the enhancement of the area. If you haven't visited the Hall recently, take a stroll down the new drive & have a look.


Flower festival at Harswell church 13th to 15th June 
With flowers supplied by Gill Hodgson 
Arranged by Helen Marsden and her friends from Hazel Hall's class. 
Preview evening on Friday 13th June with wine and canapés- tickets £7.50 from Val Featherby or Jean Brookhouse 
Church open 11am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday 14th and 15th June with tea and cakes served. 
Any offers of cakes or help to serve on those days will be gratefully accepted 
Val Featherby  Tel 01430 860309   tom@twandnfeatherby.orangehome.co.uk


St Everilda's Day Fete 13th July
Our fete day falls on the football world cup finals day so for this year only we will celebrate all things football!!!
Open  3.00pm
Football Themed Games (for all ages) as well as the usual old favourite stalls (Whack a Rat etc.)
Teas and Tombola
BBQ (bring your own meat) salads and bread buns on sale
Bar with barrel of beer
Wold cup final on the screen at 8.00pm with bar for the evening

Full details next month

Church Services for June

1st June  MP   09.15   Everingham
7th June  HC   10.45   HOSM
15th June  HC   09.15   Everingham
22nd June  HC   09.15   Harswell
29th June  HC   10.45   Group service TBC

Every Wednesday   HC   09.30    Old School HOSM

New Appointment
I am pleased to announce we have appointed a new Vicar, The Rev Canon Stephen Cope, who will be joining us in September

Hilary Price Church Warden

Cricket - Riccall v Everingham
We played our first round match in the Canon Hedley cup against Riccall on Friday May 16th.  Riccall batted first, and despite some excellent bowling and some spectacular fielding from Dan Litherland, their openers wasted no time in finding the boundary a bit too often for our liking.  Matt Smith, Trevor Woods and Dan Elliot all took wickets, but Riccall finished on 103 after 20 overs, and that gave us a bit of a mountain to climb.  We started slowly and lost a couple of early wickets.  Matt Smith, Tim Stephenson and Will Wilson were top scorers, but we ended all out for 65 and repaired to Bubwith's very pleasant clubhouse to drown our sorrows.
Next up will be either Escrick or Kelfield in June.  Report to follow in next month's newsletter.
Roger Marsh


1st Melbourne Cubs and the Melbourne Scout Hut Committee urgently require your help.
To keep this valuable community group going we are appealing for leaders, assistant leaders, committee members and parent / adult helpers.
If help is not found this term then the group may have to close. This would be most unfortunate for the Cubs, the community and local children.  

Cubs (8-10½ years) take part in a wide range of activities designed to be interesting and challenging. A Cub meeting consists of games and activities with plenty of time spent outdoors.
Cubs meet every Thursday at Melbourne Scout Hut 6.45pm - 8.15pm. Boys and girls are welcome. There are currently 24 Cubs in the group. Our leader needs assistant leaders and parent / adult helpers to run the group ASAP. The more leaders the better as the role can be shared. The committee meet bi-monthly to plan activities for the group, fund raising, finances etc.
For more info please contact Ali Thompson 01430 861524 or email: melbourne.scouting@gmail.com
More information can be found online at: http://scouts.org.uk/get-involved/

Car 'Open Day'
Thank you to everyone who came along to wander round the display of old and interesting vehicles, on a day of sunshine and showers at Southfield Farm early in May. The barbecue, tea and cakes raised almost £300 in donations, with £30 going to the Village Hall and £264.32 to St Everilda's Clock Restoration Fund - and grateful thanks go to Bryn and Hilary, as well as Pete and Tine, for all their hard work before, during and after the event.  
Jane

Everingham and Harswell Parish Council
Minutes of the meeting held on 14 May 2014in the Village Hall, Everingham.
  1. Present: Councillors Tom Featherby (Chairman); Marcia Call; Patricia Coole; Rachel Glossop; Bryn James; and Alison Thompson. Clerk to the Council.
  2. Councillor Edward Pettifer tendered his apologies.
  3. Matters arising:
    1. Hargreaves continues to be the main recycling contractor and seems to be the principal cause of residents' concerns. Assessments made by Councillors seem to show that the frequency of Hargreaves HGVs has diminished in recent months. Councillors concluded that this might be due to the peak period for garden waste has yet to be reached. Therefore, Councillors decided that further representations to ERYC are to be put in abeyance until more positive and accurate data on vehicles are available.
Councillors continue to think that a flashing speed-monitoring device could be of value but since ERYC has rejected the Council's earlier request other avenues are to be explored. It was agreed that an approach be made to the local police liaison officer with a view to having sessions where a hand-held speed recorder can be used to monitor the speed of HGVs. AT will try to effect such an arrangement and report any appropriate progress.
Councillors feel the support of the Community Partnership network will be beneficial. Its meetings are held every six or so weeks in village facilities around the County and the easiest way to obtain information on assistance will be for a Councillor to attend a meeting and raise the issue, or any other which is felt appropriate to the parish. The minutes of the most recent Partnership meeting is to be circulated by AS.
    1. BT will send to AT the materials needed to renovate the telephone box.
    2. ERYC Passenger Services has informed AS and AT that ownership of the 'bus shelter is vested in the Parish Council. Further information is awaited.
    3. Councillors decided to place issue of the pothole problem along Thorpe le Street Road in abeyance until HGV traffic flow is assessed once again.
    4. TF continues to liaise with Rob Brown at ERYC Highways Department regarding the location and direction of culverts in Everingham.
    5. A bridge along pathway 8 needs attention. RG will forward details to AS.
    6. PC and BJ accompanied ERYC Streetscene officers during their visit to the parishes on 17 April. Their schedule of work is to be sent to all Councillors. 
    7. ERYC has taken no action to mitigate flooding dangers since the March meeting. However, Councillors are satisfied with the work done at the pumping station and with work to renew ditches. AS will thank ERYC.
    8. The redundant power pole on Thorpe le Street Road is still in place. There has been a complaint about its unsightly replacement and questions as to the need for planning permission for its location to be granted by ERYC. AS has written to Northern PowerGrid and awaits a reply.
    9. No further action will be taken for the present in respect of the alleged location plans for a wind turbine near Everingham Hall.
    10. The installation of a defibrillator at the Village Hall will be discussed again at the next meeting.
  1. Emergency Plan:
    1. AS has not yet summarised details of the Emergency Plan to residents.
    2. Rachel Glossop has become the co-ordinator of the Committee.
    3. BJ will confirm to HEPS that a successful appraisal of the Emergency Plan was completed and request details of training courses held by HEPS.
  2. Finance:
    1. The year-end accounts were approved. The resolution was proposed by MC and seconded by RG. They were signed by TF. The balance carried forward was £1921.76. The accounts can be seen on the Notice Board.
    2. The yearly precept of £4000 has been paid and the bank balance is £5526.
  3. Planning:
    1. ERYC has approved the modified application of Mrs. Angela Payne and that for Wot an Egg Company's second chicken shed on Half Acres Lane.
    2. A question was raised about the legality of a very large shed in the grounds of Elerker House. AS was asked to investigate the matter since the house is in the bounds of the Conservation Area.
    3. Councillors discussed the layout and operation of the Everingham Stud run by Ms. L Shuttleworth and questioned whether she is complying with the terms of her planning approval. It was agreed they will examine planning approval documents prior to the next meeting when further discussions will take place. AS will seek clarification from ERYC Enforcement Officers.
    4. Councillors were asked by TF to pass-on planning application paperwork more speedily to ensure that Councillor's comments can be sent to ERYC within the time period specified.
  4. Date of next meeting:
    1. The next meeting will be in the Village Hall at 19h30 on 09 July 2014. Electors can submit questions, comments or items for discussion at the meeting by contacting the Clerk within 14 days of the meeting.

Note
At the Annual Meeting of the Parish Council
Councillor TJ Featherby was re-elected Chairman
and Councillor JB James was re-elected Vice-Chairman
for the 2014-2015 Fiscal Year.

Issued 28 May 2014.By Anthony Stocking, Clerk to the Council.39 The Meadows, Leven. East Riding of Yorkshire. HU17 5LX. 01964 542043 : anthony.stocking@btinternet.com.


Next issue of newsletter.
Please send submissions to everinghamnews@hotmail.co.uk or put them in our white enamel post box on our drive at The Old Priory by 24th of the month.

Those of you who sponsor the newsletter have often given more than is needed for one issue. So, there is enough in the kitty to pay for this issue.

Whoever has promised sponsorship - please remind me. So far on the list are Grandad's shed, John and Hilary and The Parish Council.
Helen