Thursday, 9 May 2019

Phone & Email Scams

Just to make you aware and for you to let family and friends know who may not read this, that there are some phone and email scams going around, where the caller or emailer are trying to get your personal details and your bank details.

Recent scams include callers and emailers saying they are from BT or HMRC.

Just wanted to let everyone know.

Monday, 6 May 2019

Parish Meeting Reminder

Tuesday 7th May, 7.30 pm at St Giles Church.
The Parish Meeting AGM will be followed by the Ordinary Meeting.
All Welcome.

Tuesday, 30 April 2019

Agenda for the Parish Meeting on Tuesday 7th May


Bielby Parish Meeting AGM

The next meeting will take place on Tuesday 7th May 2019
at 7.30 pm at St. Giles’s Church, Bielby, by courtesy of the Church Council.

All resident electors are invited to attend the meeting.

Agenda

1.      Apologies for absence.
2.      Minutes from the last meeting held on Monday 23rd April 2018.
3.      Matters arising from the minutes.
4.      Reports:         
a.      Chairman’s Report.
b.      Treasurer’s Report.
                                                              i.      approval of the Financial Accounts for 2018-2019.
                                                             ii.      approval of the Budget for 2019-2020.
c.       St Giles Church.
d.      Bielby Produce Show.
5.      Election of Officers for 2019-20: Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer.
6.      Any Other Business.   

To be followed by the Parish Meeting

Agenda

1.      Apologies for absence.
2.      Minutes of last meeting held on 29th October 2018.
3.      Matters arising from the minutes.
4.      Planning applications and outcomes since last meeting.
5.      ERNLLCA (East Riding and North Lincolnshire Local Councils Association) membership renewal.
6.      Beck Update.
7.      Parish Paths.
8.      Defibrillator.
9.      Bielby in Bloom.
10.  Village Taskforce Walkabout.
11.  Parish Council Liaison meetings.
12.  Thanks to Sara for maintaining the Bielby Blog.
13.  Bus Stop Shelter Rota.
14.  Woldgate School.
15.  Fly the Red Ensign for Merchant Navy Day.
16.  Any other business.

Wednesday, 24 April 2019

Police Newsletters for April 2019

Here is the latest information from Humberside Police.
Please click on the links:-
Pocklington Newsletter.
Wolds Weighton Newsletter.

Thursday, 18 April 2019

Parish Meeting 7th May 2019

We will be holding the next Parish meeting on Tuesday 7th May at 7-30 in the church (subject to availability). If you have any agenda items can you send them to me at pm242@btinternet.com or Gabrielle at bielbypmsecretary@gmail.com. It is being held on a Tuesday due to the fact the Monday is a Bank Holiday.

Thursday, 28 March 2019

Carol Singing Donation - an update from Paul.

This photo is of Gabrielle and I visiting Woldgate school to present a cheque for £223.39, from the carol singing, in aid of the peer mentoring group they run to help other pupils with coping strategies and mental health issues. We were very impressed with the enthusiasm and skills the young mentors had. The work they do is helping many children at the school to deal with often minor issues that could if not dealt with early become bigger problems.

I personally came away with a different but very positive impression of our young people and feel our money will be well spent.

The photo and information below were printed in the schools newsletter.

 


Peer mentoring is a well-established part of the support which we offer pupils at Woldgate School. Buddies are chosen and trained by Mrs Vickers when in Year 9 and then begin their roles when Year 6 join us for Creative Arts’ days and the main transition events in the Summer. They are an integral part of helping the new Year 7 pupils find their way around in September and then go on providing support for all pupils as the year progresses.
It is a successful project, but one which we hope to expand in coming months and so we were so grateful to receive a cheque for £223.29 from Bielby Parish Group, Chairman Paul Ward and Secretary Gabrielle Rose and our very own Mrs Kendra, who raised money for us by carol singing at Christmas.
The money will be used to develop the training and to provide more opportunities to raise pupils’ awareness of the support in a higher profile way, such as a stalls in A Block corridor.
Alicia Sanerivi, on behalf of the mentors said: “It is a very rewarding thing to do. Pupils talk to us about friendship issues and things which they are struggling with and we are friendly face. We help them to speak to a member of staff when something is more serious.” “We enjoy getting to know the new pupils and helping them to settle in
quickly.”