Friendly Cricket Match With Everingham 31st August 2014

Annual friendly cricket match versus Everingham is on August 31st at Melbourne, 1.30pm start, with hopefully a BBQ afterwards. All cricketers please try to keep this date free!

Cricket Result

A very exciting match saw Bielby face Melbourne in the semi-final of the Cannon Hedley Plate played at Bubwith Leisure Centre.

Bielby batted first hitting 137 for 5...

Neil Readman 23
Josh Britain 46 not out
Ed Simpson 48 not out

During Melbourne's innings rain threatened the match but play continued in bad light.  Bielby had a father and son success with a wicket taken, bowled T Britton, caught J Britton.

Bielby lost the game on the last ball, Melbourne scoring 141 for 4.

YORSwitch

Sam was sent this if anyone is interested.

Hello, my name is Romney Clayton and I work at the East Riding of Yorkshire Council

We're targeting your area and surrounding villages over the coming weeks to promote the Council's YORSwitch which aims to help residents and businesses get cheaper gas and electricity bills.   I just wondered if you could suggest any groups, meetings or events I could get in touch with to arrange visiting them and telling them about the scheme.  We find, especially with vulnerable people, that they engage with us much more if we can chat to them face-to-face so coffee mornings, WI's etc. are really useful.  I am available to pop along to any meetings, shows or events you may have in your area.

Please feel free to give me a call or there is more about the scheme at www.eastriding.gov.uk/yorswitch.


Kindest Regards

Romney Clayton
Promotions Coordinator YORSwitch
Communications
East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Tel:  (01482) 395380/391454

Everingham Newsletter July 2014

EVERINGHAM NEWSLETTER. JULY.2014

Established 1988

‘Breeze’ ladies cycle ride. (Part of British cycling association)  Saturday 12^th July

 Val French will be leading a ride of about 12 miles from the Village Hall. Meet at 10.45, leave VH at 11. Coffee and cake upon our return. Contact Sally Wilkinson if you would like to take part ( its free!) or for more information. Tel 872415 or sally_wilkinson@hotmail.co.uk

Sally

St Everilda’s Day Fête. 13th July.

Our fete day falls on the football world cup finals day so for this year only we will celebrate all things football!!! (Shame England wont be there but we can still have fun!!)

Open  3.00pm

Football Themed Games (for boys and girls of all ages)

Side stalls and games  (bowls, Whack a Rat etc.)

Tombola

Bar  (with Barrel) open 3.00pm

Teas served from 3.30pm

Prizes 5.30pm

BBQ  6.00pm

(Bring your own meat) salads and bread buns on sale

Then indoors for.......

World Cup final kick off at 8.00pm with

Bar for the evening

Please come along and enjoy (hopefully) a warm and sunny afternoon and evening

All proceeds for St Everilda's Church continuing maintenance.

Hilary

Vineyard visit. 16^th July.2104.

We have been able to secure a visit to the Ryedale Vineyard @ Westow (reputedly the most northerly commercial vineyard in Britain) on Wednesday 16th July 2014 @ 6-45pm.

So, leaving the village at 6.00pm.

The evening consists of a tour of the vineyard and a talk regarding their wine production-------

followed by Wine tasting together with bread & Yorkshire cheeses for a total cost of  £9-00 per person.

Places are limited to a maximum of 20.

Therefore anyone interested please indicate by EMAIL  to  mikejan@onodo.co.uk   ASAP and places will be on a first come first served basis.

Should there be the demand it would be possible to arrange a subsequent visit.

To keep costs to a minimum once we have names we would suggest car sharing for the visit.

Mike and Jan

Open gardens on Saturday 19th July.

Open Gardens at Ellerker House Everingham YO42 4JA

10am - 3.30pm in aid of the RNLI [Pocklington Branch].

Entrance fee £5 per adults, kids free.  Teas/coffees and cake available to purchase on the day with stalls and raffle.

Roz

Church services for July. 

                       

6th July                       HC                               09.15                          Everingham

13th July                     HC                               10.45                          HOSM

20th July                     HC                               09.15                          Everingham

27th July                    HC                               09.15                          Harswell           

Every Wednesday   HC                                 09.30                         Old School HOSM

Inn Nights at the Village Hall.

Friday, 8^th August – please note this Inn night has been changed from Saturday, 9^th August

Saturday, 18^th September

Saturday, 22^nd November

Saturday, 20^th December

Quickline Broadband

 Some of you may have noticed that the village hall now has broadband; this was generously donated by www.quickline.co.uk of Hull. You may have also noticed that the connection speeds are much higher than the current offering from BT allowing users to stream HDTV and movies. It is also possible to migrate you phone to this service but retain you old BT number. Quickline already had a number of satisfied customers in the village, and so if you would like to see a demonstration of the connection speeds and would like more information then Leanne Benfer will be at the first part of the inn night on Friday 8^th of August until 9PM.

 Phil

Everingham oil club

If you live in the circulation area of this newsletter and would like to be included in the oil club then please email phil.cartwright1@btinternet . You will then receive an email when the next delivery is due. If you require oil at that time then you will be advised of the chosen supplier for that month, you should then make contact directly with the supplier to arrange payment. Our normal delivery months are January, March, May, September & November. From time to time interim deliveries may be arranged, however we suggest that to get the best prices we should try and concentrate on these planned dates.

 Mike, Jan & Phil.

Harswell flower festival.

Many thanks to everyone who helped at the Harswell flower festival on the 13-15^th June. Thank you very much to all those who made cakes and served teas and also put up tents and took them down and carried around tables and chairs.   Special thanks to Helen Marsden and her friends who made the church look fantastic and donated many of the flowers they used and to Gill Hodgson who very generously provided flowers free of charge.  Grateful thanks to Tim Clappison for allowing us to put up tents in his garden and use his utility room, water and toilet.  Special thanks also to Tom who spent many hours painting inside and outside the church and tidying the churchyard including regravelling the path and cutting the grass.

 Val and Jean

Village Hall drive.

Our village is featured in the magazine, Gridline published by Nationgrid.

Beer Festival.

Many thanks to all you volunteers who helped fetch, carry and erect the marquee. We needed it, did it rain?!

Sally

World Cup.

Without mentioning our team, hope you have enjoyed watching the football on the big screen.

With regard to the sweepstake, some households are very much in the running whilst others are on the flight home! Better luck in 2016 or 2018 or ----

Thank you anyway for entering into the spirit of it and because of you the Village Hall fund is £80 better off and the finalists will be £50 and £30 richer! I wonder who it will be?

Sally

Everingham Wind Farm

Everingham Carrs Wind Farm was registered as a company in February of this year, backed by Whirlwind Renewables.

It has come to our knowledge that they are proposing a large scale industrial energy development comprising of five turbines of a height of 115m (377ft), to be located on land just to the south of Southfield Lane.  To put the size of these turbines into context, Big Ben is 96m high and York Minster is 60m high.  These would be similar in scale to the largest onshore turbines in the county.  If other East Yorkshire villages’ experience is any guide, the first five are likely to be followed by future applications to add additional turbines. 

The issue is not whether wind energy is good or bad, but that this location appears to be wholly inappropriate for such a large-scale wind farm.

As yet these proposals are not currently in the public domain and have only come to light as the company had to conduct a pre-planning consultation with Helen and Philip Guest because of the Hall's status as a Grade 1 Listed building.

The neighbours of the houses closest to the proposed development have met with Helen and Phil and are carefully assessing the situation in detail.

If you have any comments or concerns please contact Helen Guest.

Tel: 01430 860 203

News from the past.

Pat Wilkinson, Gill Hodgson and James Wilkinson planting the field maples during the winter of 1985/86.

  

Circulation of the Newsletter

103 copies of the newsletter are printed and delivered every month. Another 50 are sent by e-mail if you would like to receive your copy by e-mail, let me know. You are more likely to get that before the hard copy has been printed and delivered!

Helen

  

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 27^th of the month.

Hilary and John Scott Whiteley have sponsored the newsletter this month.

Broadband

 Susan has asked me to put this on the website.

After much protracted debate with the council, BT and the MP, Chris and Susan have managed to find out the following:

1. We will not be getting fibre in the 2015 roll out.
2. We have now been told that the mystery company that had expressed an interest in providing us with broadband and which was therefore preventing the council spending public funds on us, has now relinquished its interest.
3. This means we revert back to being able to be considered for the council's roll out plan for completion in 2017.
4. Chris is waiting for the microwave company Quickline to see if he can receive broadband and what the speeds and service is like.
5. We are still concerned that this might not be a viable or affordable option for all the people in the village.
6. If it does appear to be possible for some of the village to recieve it, we could see if this company would be willing to put a repeater closer to the village to increase its potential reach- at least this would provide a stop gap solution till 2017.
7. We are clear that getting Bielby connected to the fibre network is the best solution for all of the village and we are continuing to press the council to include Bielby in the next roll out.

Thanks