Sam, the parish clerk has received another planning application which you can find out more about on the village notice board or by visiting the East Riding Council Website at the link below.
http://eastriding.gov.uk/newpublicaccess/ (then search for Bielby)
Sunday, 1 September 2013
Wednesday, 28 August 2013
Bielby Music Festival A Great Success
Many thanks to all the volunteers who helped set up before and clean up afterwards, this was undoubtedly our best festival yet and it looks like we have raised more than £1000 for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
We will let you know the exact amount when all the bills have been paid.
A big thank you to Jed and Stacey for allowing us to use their field for the festival.
Ian and Richard.
We will let you know the exact amount when all the bills have been paid.
A big thank you to Jed and Stacey for allowing us to use their field for the festival.
Ian and Richard.
Sunday, 25 August 2013
Tony Is Running Great North Run For Charity
On September 15th I am running the Great North run on behalf of the Variety
Childrens Charity.
This is a fantastic charity which does a tremendous amount of work for sick, disabled and disadvantaged children and is famous for Sunshine coaches. They also provide wheelchairs, specialised equipment and run innovative, exciting events for the children to enhance their lives.
The Great North run is one of the most challenging half marathons and is a distance I have never run in my life, so to say I am nervous/concerned is an understatement!!! My picture is post the Balmoral 10k with my sons Sam and Josh, along with my brother Chris who is also doing this run. It took me several days to recover and that was only just over 6 miles!
I appreciate any amount you can give, by following the link below, to support the Variety charity and my efforts to survive the Great North Run.
Thanks.
Tony,
http://www.justgiving.com/Tony-Britton
This is a fantastic charity which does a tremendous amount of work for sick, disabled and disadvantaged children and is famous for Sunshine coaches. They also provide wheelchairs, specialised equipment and run innovative, exciting events for the children to enhance their lives.
The Great North run is one of the most challenging half marathons and is a distance I have never run in my life, so to say I am nervous/concerned is an understatement!!! My picture is post the Balmoral 10k with my sons Sam and Josh, along with my brother Chris who is also doing this run. It took me several days to recover and that was only just over 6 miles!
I appreciate any amount you can give, by following the link below, to support the Variety charity and my efforts to survive the Great North Run.
Thanks.
Tony,
http://www.justgiving.com/Tony-Britton
Wednesday, 21 August 2013
Market Weighton Canal & River Foulness Action Plan Meeting
Sam has been sent info re encouraging community involvement in the development of a practical action plan
for the Market Weighton Canal and River Foulness.
A meeting was held on 26th June and the notes are as follows. A further meeting will take place on Thursday, 29 August, 6.00 pm at Gilberdyke War Memorial Hall to identify the initial priorities within the action plan, review funding opportunities for those priorities and set up a project steering group. To enable catering requirements to be confirmed could you please let Sam know, by Tuesday, 27 August, if you would like to attend the meeting.
A meeting was held on 26th June and the notes are as follows. A further meeting will take place on Thursday, 29 August, 6.00 pm at Gilberdyke War Memorial Hall to identify the initial priorities within the action plan, review funding opportunities for those priorities and set up a project steering group. To enable catering requirements to be confirmed could you please let Sam know, by Tuesday, 27 August, if you would like to attend the meeting.
Market Weighton Canal & River Foulness Action Plan Meeting 26th June 2013. 18.00 – 20.00, Holme-On-Spalding-Moor Village Hall. Action Notes.
1. Welcome and Introductions. GS welcomed attendees and invited everyone to introduce themselves. The apologies listed above were noted.
2. Reintroduction of the Market Weighton Canal & River Foulness Action Plan (the Action Plan). GS reintroduced the Action Plan. GS emphasised that the Market Weighton Canal and the River Foulness have been treated as two linked, but separate, entities within the Action Plan. GS highlighted the necessity of maintaining the drainage function of the Market Weighton Canal. MB noted surprise at anglers not being represented within the meeting. Maps were distributed and it was noted that legends on the maps were indicative only.
3. Funding Options. RA introduced herself and distributed a hand out of funding options (please see attached). RA explained the various funding sources which have been matched to the five themes identified within the Action Plan. RA clarified the role of the external funding team as a facilitator; as such they do not have the capacity to write funding bids. However they are able to act as a critical friend and support groups in the process of funding applications. RA and GS noted that it would be best to first identify a clear vision and then to seek funding opportunities and community engagement once the focus is clarified.
4. Identification of Priorities. GS invited each member of the group to identify their priority in turn around the table. GS and JC summarised the discussion as: o A need to engage landowners, once a vision and priorities have been defined; o A desire for connectivity and the reinstating of footpaths; o A need to have all the relevant parish councils engaged.
5. Next Meeting. Thursday 29th August, 6pm-8pm at Gilberdyke Village Hall.
Tuesday, 20 August 2013
Volunteers Needed For Bielby Music Festival Set Up
Bielby Music festival.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Please would anyone wishing to help put up the tents on the festival field turn up at Ivy House at 10.00am Saturday morning. We will need about 8 to 10 people.
Also make a note, because we will be taking the tents down on Monday morning at 10.00am and litter picking the field, and will need a similar, if not more, number of people.
Using volunteers means we can maximise the money we give to our chosen charity, this year being Marie Curie Cancer Care. So your volunteering is a donation in kind to this worthy cause.
A reminder to people coming to the festival to come promptly to hear Barton Community Brass Band play at 3pm.
We have invested in a new tent for the stage this year and have bought some lights, so we are hoping to attract a large crowd to try and offset this investment, bring your friends!
Also to bring warm clothes for the evening!
Ian Simpson and Richard Coe.
Please would anyone wishing to help put up the tents on the festival field turn up at Ivy House at 10.00am Saturday morning. We will need about 8 to 10 people.
Also make a note, because we will be taking the tents down on Monday morning at 10.00am and litter picking the field, and will need a similar, if not more, number of people.
Using volunteers means we can maximise the money we give to our chosen charity, this year being Marie Curie Cancer Care. So your volunteering is a donation in kind to this worthy cause.
A reminder to people coming to the festival to come promptly to hear Barton Community Brass Band play at 3pm.
We have invested in a new tent for the stage this year and have bought some lights, so we are hoping to attract a large crowd to try and offset this investment, bring your friends!
Also to bring warm clothes for the evening!
Ian Simpson and Richard Coe.
Monday, 5 August 2013
Produce Show Entry Form 2013
24th Bielby Produce Show will be held on Saturday 10th August 2013
Entry Form
NAME……………………………………………
ADDRESS ……………………………………...……………………………………………………
AGE (Children Only) …………………………
Alongside each class in which you are entering put the number of exhibits you will enter.
Example:
If you are entering two cucumbers, your form will say:
5) 1 Cucumber 2
If you are entering one lot of sweet peas, your form will say:
23) 6 Sweet Peas 1
Please hand in your form to Janet at her house on Friday 9th August between 6 O’Clock and 8 O’Clock in the evening.
VEGETABLES (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs P Thomas)
1) 5 Radish No. of Exhibits =………
2) 1 Cabbage No. of Exhibits =………
3) 1 Cauliflower No. of Exhibits =………
4) 3 Tomatoes No. of Exhibits =………
5) 1 Cucumber No. of Exhibits =………
6) 4 Carrots with Tops No. of Exhibits =………
7) 8 Raspberries on a Small Plate No. of Exhibits =………
8) 1 Longest Stick of Rhubarb with Leaf No. of Exhibits =………
9) 5 Pods of Peas No. of Exhibits =………
10) 5 Pods of Broad Beans No. of Exhibits =………
11) 3 Red Beet With Tops No. of Exhibits =………
12) 3 Potatoes No. of Exhibits =………
13) 1 Lettuce No. of Exhibits =………
14) 5 Runner Beans No. of Exhibits =………
15) 3 Onions Grown from Seed No. of Exhibits =………
16) 3 Onions Grown from Sets No. of Exhibits =………
17) 5 French/Dwarf Beans No. of Exhibits =………
18) Any Vegetable or Fruit not listed No. of Exhibits =………
FLOWERS (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs H Ridsdale)
19) 4 Cornflowers No. of Exhibits =………
20) 1 Rose No. of Exhibits =………
21) 1 Sunflower in Vase No. of Exhibits =………
22) 6 Sweet Peas No. of Exhibits =………
23) 4 Pansies No. of Exhibits =………
24) Best Scented Rose No. of Exhibits =………
25) Vase of Mixed Garden Flowers No. of Exhibits =………
26) 1 House Plant (Flower) No. of Exhibits =………
27) 3 Dahlias No. of Exhibits =………
28) 1 Tallest Thistle No. of Exhibits =………
FLOWER ARRANGEMENT (Trophy donated by John & Barbara Peel)
29) Arrangement using a Recycled Container No. of Exhibits =………
30) Ladies Buttonhole No. of Exhibits =………
31) Arrangement using Only Foliage No. of Exhibits =………
32) Flowers in an Unusual Container No. of Exhibits =………
33) A Small Table Arrangement using a Candle No. of Exhibits =………
34) A Harvest Arrangement No. of Exhibits =………
COOKERY (Trophy donated by Mr J. R. Hall)
35) 3 Jam Tarts No. of Exhibits =………
36) Bread Loaf No. of Exhibits =………
37) 3 Biscuits No. of Exhibits =………
38) 3 Cheese Scones No. of Exhibits =………
39) Saucer Apple Pie No. of Exhibits =………
40) 3 Pieces of Flapjack No. of Exhibits =………
41) 3 Butterfly Buns No. of Exhibits =………
42) Fruit Loaf No. of Exhibits =………
43) 3 Fruit Scones No. of Exhibits =………
44) Victoria Sandwich (Filled) No. of Exhibits =………
PRODUCE (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs J Layton)
45) Jar of Raspberry Jam No. of Exhibits =………
46) Jar of Strawberry Jam No. of Exhibits =………
47) Jar of any other Jam No. of Exhibits =………
48) Jar of Lemon Curd No. of Exhibits =………
49) Jar of Chutney No. of Exhibits =………
50) Jar of Pickles—Any Variety No. of Exhibits =………
51) 6 Eggs No. of Exhibits =………
ARTS & CRAFTS (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs N Jaques)
52) Embroidery/Tapestry Article No. of Exhibits =………
53) Home Made Garment No. of Exhibits =………
54) Painting/Picture No. of Exhibits =………
55) Hand Knitted Item No. of Exhibits =………
56) Garden In A Tray No. of Exhibits =………
57) Object Made from Wood No. of Exhibits =………
58) Any Other Hand Made Object No. of Exhibits =………
PHOTOGRAPHY (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs G Jones)
59) Photography-Landscape* No. of Exhibits =………
60) Photography-Farming Life* No. of Exhibits =………
61) Photography-Flowers or Nature* No. of Exhibits =………
62) Photography-Family Fun* No. of Exhibits =………
63) Photography-Weather* No. of Exhibits =………
64) Photography-Bielby Scene* No. of Exhibits =………
*Photographs to be taken by Exhibitor.
CHILDREN’S CLASSES (Trophy donated by Helen Todd for the Best Entry)
5 and Under Age Group
65) Decorated Egg No. of Exhibits =………
66) A Coloured Picture No. of Exhibits =………
67) A Face On A Plate No. of Exhibits =………
6—12 Age Group
68) A Coloured Picture No. of Exhibits =………
69) Animal made from a Vegetable No. of Exhibits =………
70) Handicraft or Model No. of Exhibits =………
71) Photograph No. of Exhibits =………
Please note 12 to 16 year olds can now enter the adult categories.
Please hand in your form to Janet's at her house on Friday 9th August between 6 O’Clock and 8 O’Clock in the evening.
All you have to do is bring your exhibits and entry monies on the Saturday Morning.
The Stewards will be ready with your exhibit labels.
REMEMBER
Each Exhibitor needs his/her own entry form. More forms are available from Sara. Feel free to print of this list if you misplace your entry form. If you misplace your form, or cannot enter in advance, you can still enter on the day.
Just bring your entries and potato plant and bucket to St Giles’ Church on Saturday 10th August from 9.30—11.00am (Prompt).
The organisers will do the rest.
ENTRIES CLOSE AT 11 O’CLOCK PROMPT.
We look forward to seeing you and your exhibits at the 24th Annual Bielby Produce Show.
The committee also wanted to let you know that there will be a few other activities going on during the afternoon.
Entry Form
NAME……………………………………………
ADDRESS ……………………………………...……………………………………………………
AGE (Children Only) …………………………
Alongside each class in which you are entering put the number of exhibits you will enter.
Example:
If you are entering two cucumbers, your form will say:
5) 1 Cucumber 2
If you are entering one lot of sweet peas, your form will say:
23) 6 Sweet Peas 1
Please hand in your form to Janet at her house on Friday 9th August between 6 O’Clock and 8 O’Clock in the evening.
VEGETABLES (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs P Thomas)
1) 5 Radish No. of Exhibits =………
2) 1 Cabbage No. of Exhibits =………
3) 1 Cauliflower No. of Exhibits =………
4) 3 Tomatoes No. of Exhibits =………
5) 1 Cucumber No. of Exhibits =………
6) 4 Carrots with Tops No. of Exhibits =………
7) 8 Raspberries on a Small Plate No. of Exhibits =………
8) 1 Longest Stick of Rhubarb with Leaf No. of Exhibits =………
9) 5 Pods of Peas No. of Exhibits =………
10) 5 Pods of Broad Beans No. of Exhibits =………
11) 3 Red Beet With Tops No. of Exhibits =………
12) 3 Potatoes No. of Exhibits =………
13) 1 Lettuce No. of Exhibits =………
14) 5 Runner Beans No. of Exhibits =………
15) 3 Onions Grown from Seed No. of Exhibits =………
16) 3 Onions Grown from Sets No. of Exhibits =………
17) 5 French/Dwarf Beans No. of Exhibits =………
18) Any Vegetable or Fruit not listed No. of Exhibits =………
FLOWERS (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs H Ridsdale)
19) 4 Cornflowers No. of Exhibits =………
20) 1 Rose No. of Exhibits =………
21) 1 Sunflower in Vase No. of Exhibits =………
22) 6 Sweet Peas No. of Exhibits =………
23) 4 Pansies No. of Exhibits =………
24) Best Scented Rose No. of Exhibits =………
25) Vase of Mixed Garden Flowers No. of Exhibits =………
26) 1 House Plant (Flower) No. of Exhibits =………
27) 3 Dahlias No. of Exhibits =………
28) 1 Tallest Thistle No. of Exhibits =………
FLOWER ARRANGEMENT (Trophy donated by John & Barbara Peel)
29) Arrangement using a Recycled Container No. of Exhibits =………
30) Ladies Buttonhole No. of Exhibits =………
31) Arrangement using Only Foliage No. of Exhibits =………
32) Flowers in an Unusual Container No. of Exhibits =………
33) A Small Table Arrangement using a Candle No. of Exhibits =………
34) A Harvest Arrangement No. of Exhibits =………
COOKERY (Trophy donated by Mr J. R. Hall)
35) 3 Jam Tarts No. of Exhibits =………
36) Bread Loaf No. of Exhibits =………
37) 3 Biscuits No. of Exhibits =………
38) 3 Cheese Scones No. of Exhibits =………
39) Saucer Apple Pie No. of Exhibits =………
40) 3 Pieces of Flapjack No. of Exhibits =………
41) 3 Butterfly Buns No. of Exhibits =………
42) Fruit Loaf No. of Exhibits =………
43) 3 Fruit Scones No. of Exhibits =………
44) Victoria Sandwich (Filled) No. of Exhibits =………
PRODUCE (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs J Layton)
45) Jar of Raspberry Jam No. of Exhibits =………
46) Jar of Strawberry Jam No. of Exhibits =………
47) Jar of any other Jam No. of Exhibits =………
48) Jar of Lemon Curd No. of Exhibits =………
49) Jar of Chutney No. of Exhibits =………
50) Jar of Pickles—Any Variety No. of Exhibits =………
51) 6 Eggs No. of Exhibits =………
ARTS & CRAFTS (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs N Jaques)
52) Embroidery/Tapestry Article No. of Exhibits =………
53) Home Made Garment No. of Exhibits =………
54) Painting/Picture No. of Exhibits =………
55) Hand Knitted Item No. of Exhibits =………
56) Garden In A Tray No. of Exhibits =………
57) Object Made from Wood No. of Exhibits =………
58) Any Other Hand Made Object No. of Exhibits =………
PHOTOGRAPHY (Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs G Jones)
59) Photography-Landscape* No. of Exhibits =………
60) Photography-Farming Life* No. of Exhibits =………
61) Photography-Flowers or Nature* No. of Exhibits =………
62) Photography-Family Fun* No. of Exhibits =………
63) Photography-Weather* No. of Exhibits =………
64) Photography-Bielby Scene* No. of Exhibits =………
*Photographs to be taken by Exhibitor.
CHILDREN’S CLASSES (Trophy donated by Helen Todd for the Best Entry)
5 and Under Age Group
65) Decorated Egg No. of Exhibits =………
66) A Coloured Picture No. of Exhibits =………
67) A Face On A Plate No. of Exhibits =………
6—12 Age Group
68) A Coloured Picture No. of Exhibits =………
69) Animal made from a Vegetable No. of Exhibits =………
70) Handicraft or Model No. of Exhibits =………
71) Photograph No. of Exhibits =………
Please note 12 to 16 year olds can now enter the adult categories.
Please hand in your form to Janet's at her house on Friday 9th August between 6 O’Clock and 8 O’Clock in the evening.
All you have to do is bring your exhibits and entry monies on the Saturday Morning.
The Stewards will be ready with your exhibit labels.
REMEMBER
Each Exhibitor needs his/her own entry form. More forms are available from Sara. Feel free to print of this list if you misplace your entry form. If you misplace your form, or cannot enter in advance, you can still enter on the day.
Just bring your entries and potato plant and bucket to St Giles’ Church on Saturday 10th August from 9.30—11.00am (Prompt).
The organisers will do the rest.
ENTRIES CLOSE AT 11 O’CLOCK PROMPT.
We look forward to seeing you and your exhibits at the 24th Annual Bielby Produce Show.
The committee also wanted to let you know that there will be a few other activities going on during the afternoon.
- Guess The Weight Of The Cake
- A Quiz
- Raffle
- Cake & Book Stall
Community Theatre Project Pocklington
Tony at Vixen 101 has sent the following info.
COMMUNITY THEATRE PROJECT ANNOUNCED FOR POCKLINGTON
People in Pocklington and surrounding areas are being invited to be part of a special festival in September with activities cropping up at numerous different venues across the town.
The Little Festival Of Everything, or #LittleFest for short, is a free festival of performance. It is part of a new, Arts Council-backed project being organised by York Theatre Royal in conjunction with local residents and venues in East and North Yorkshire.
On Our Turf is a two-year long project about bringing people together, working and imagining together, and about how people animate towns and communities.
The first event, #LittleFest on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th September, will be full of performance, storytelling, comedy, theatre, photography, music, treasure hunts, time machines, knitting, choirs, buskers, markets, film, bands, crafts, arts, food, drinks and adventures. Activities will crop up in cafes, restaurants, shops, doorways, alleyways, market squares, fish & chip shops, hairdressers, tea shops, pubs, car parks, churches, on windows and pavements, from 11am. The Sunday afternoon of the festival will be vintage-themed to fit in with the Friends of Pocklington Arts Centre’s Vintage Fair on West Green. Pocklington is taking part of this initiative along with Selby, Easingwold, York and Helmsley.
Alex Wright from the York Theatre Royal says: “There are superb people in each of these towns working to organise, programme, structure and create the festivals. There are superb artists from near and far churning their imaginations so we can play with the products. There a superb businesses, spaces, places and people in each town who will host all the performances. But we need more superb people.”
One of the volunteers, Janet Farmer from the Pocklington Arts Centre, says: “We need people to come and be a key part in the beginning of something very special. They will be required to usher, to point people in the right direction, to give out maps and leaflets, to help set things up and take things down. Residents have been meeting weekly to discuss the artistes to be invited to #LittleFest. It’s fascinating because it is different, bringing theatre and performance into the community.”
The #LittleFest event precedes a specially-produced drama production which is being planned in Pocklington in February.
For further information on #LittleFest, please email pocklington@onourturf.co.uk or contact the Pocklington Arts Centre.
COMMUNITY THEATRE PROJECT ANNOUNCED FOR POCKLINGTON
People in Pocklington and surrounding areas are being invited to be part of a special festival in September with activities cropping up at numerous different venues across the town.
The Little Festival Of Everything, or #LittleFest for short, is a free festival of performance. It is part of a new, Arts Council-backed project being organised by York Theatre Royal in conjunction with local residents and venues in East and North Yorkshire.
On Our Turf is a two-year long project about bringing people together, working and imagining together, and about how people animate towns and communities.
The first event, #LittleFest on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th September, will be full of performance, storytelling, comedy, theatre, photography, music, treasure hunts, time machines, knitting, choirs, buskers, markets, film, bands, crafts, arts, food, drinks and adventures. Activities will crop up in cafes, restaurants, shops, doorways, alleyways, market squares, fish & chip shops, hairdressers, tea shops, pubs, car parks, churches, on windows and pavements, from 11am. The Sunday afternoon of the festival will be vintage-themed to fit in with the Friends of Pocklington Arts Centre’s Vintage Fair on West Green. Pocklington is taking part of this initiative along with Selby, Easingwold, York and Helmsley.
Alex Wright from the York Theatre Royal says: “There are superb people in each of these towns working to organise, programme, structure and create the festivals. There are superb artists from near and far churning their imaginations so we can play with the products. There a superb businesses, spaces, places and people in each town who will host all the performances. But we need more superb people.”
One of the volunteers, Janet Farmer from the Pocklington Arts Centre, says: “We need people to come and be a key part in the beginning of something very special. They will be required to usher, to point people in the right direction, to give out maps and leaflets, to help set things up and take things down. Residents have been meeting weekly to discuss the artistes to be invited to #LittleFest. It’s fascinating because it is different, bringing theatre and performance into the community.”
The #LittleFest event precedes a specially-produced drama production which is being planned in Pocklington in February.
For further information on #LittleFest, please email pocklington@onourturf.co.uk or contact the Pocklington Arts Centre.
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