Village News

 

I hope you're all enjoying the warm weather and keeping cool ? more hot weather on the way, so get the factor 50 out and look after yourselves. Not much to report, just the public notice regarding recent planning applications;

Planning Application

New application for Firgrove House Planning Consultation 22/01755/PLF here; https://newplanningaccess.eastriding.gov.uk/newplanningaccess/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=RCFFGYBJM3300

Graham Tew

Parish secretary

Barn Dance at Market Weighton 9th July

Barn Dance at Market Weighton Community Hall on Saturday 9th July 7pm til 10pm.

All proceeds to Dementia Friendly East Riding/Market Weighton

Leading the fun are Ye Aulde Folke. 

Bring your own drinks and supper. 

Tickets cost £10.

Available from The Paper Shop. 

Village News update

 Hi villagers, apologies if some of the following are a bit out of date, I have been away for a couple of weeks to Bonnie Scotland where we were lucky in missing the heatwave you guys had here ! ☂☁⛈

Police newsletters for June for Pocklington and Market Weighton.

Pocklington

Market Weighton

Bid for Wolds AONB

Cllr Leo Hammond is supporting the bid for Wolds Weighton to be designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), he says; "As one of the ERYC councillors who has been pushing for our fantastic area to be designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, I hope that you and your councillors will join me in supporting this campaign by providing Natural England with information on local heritage and landscape assets within your parishes.

If we are successful at securing this national status, it will give us additional planning powers to protect our beautiful area from overdevelopment and the wrong type of development, as well as allowing us to expand our tourism economy in a sustainable way (both for the environment and local residents).

As you can see, the first round of drop-in sessions are not in our area, but I am sure information will come forward shortly with the details of ones being held in our part of the Wolds."

The drop in sessions have finished, but you can have your say via the weblink to the homepage and following the links to the "have your say" https://www.yorkshire-wolds-designation-project.org/home

Information leaflet here

Planning applications

• Ambleside planning application https://newplanningaccess.eastriding.gov.uk/newplanningaccess/PLAN/22/01839/CLP
• Hollycroft planning Application https://newplanningaccess.eastriding.gov.uk/newplanningaccess/PLAN/22/01794/PLF

Springboard Summer Tour

The ‘Summer Tour’ is engaging with 16–24-year-olds across the East Riding and speaking to them about helping with their next steps to education, further training or employment.

The programme is fully funded and residents not in education or employment and living in the East Riding can access the help and advice from personal advisers located across the East Riding including Beverley, Bridlington, Goole, Hessle and Withernsea.

This is an opportunity for residents to come and have a chat about their future and learn about what the council can do to help with those essential next steps and answer any questions on the Springboard Programme.

The Springboard programme includes 1:1 and group sessions covering a range of topics including:

• Mental toughness and well-being,
• Communication skills,
• Managing money,
• Building self-esteem,
• Building self-confidence,
• How to engage with employers,
• Interview skills,
• CV help and guidance.

The programme can be tailored to suit needs and we can also signpost to other partners and services if required.

Councillor Jane Evison, portfolio holder for economic investment, growth and tourism at East Riding of Yorkshire Council, commented: “This is a fantastic opportunity for young people in a number of areas across the East Riding to attend one of these summer roadshow events and learn how the Springboard Programme can help them take those next steps – whether it be in education, training or employment.

For further enquiries, contact the Springboard team via email: springboard@eastriding.gov.uk or take a look at the Facebook page @SpringboardEastRiding for more information.

Information Poster here

Public Spaces Protection Orders

We received the following notice about PSPO's

Link here

Live Music Reminder

 

This Friday at the Stores,Bielby, live music from Soundsphere, bistro style in a marquee in Ian and Judith's garden. Bring your own tipple, nibbles and something warm to wear!

Arrive at 7pm for a 7.30pm start. Tickets on the door.£10.00 per adult.

01759 318328, 07803092082.

House Concert Tickets Available

 There are still some tickets left!!!

                House Concert

       with Soundsphere

           at The Stores, Bielby,

                   York. YO42 4JL

           (home of Ian and Judith Simpson),

                     on Friday 1^st July,

                     doors open at 7pm

  and the concert will start at about 7.30pm.

       Adult tickets at £10.00, under 16’s free.

  (There are limited seats available (approx. 40).

  Bring your own drinks please, but tea and coffee will be available (with some limited home brew!!!!) at half time.

As some of you will know Soundsphere have been performing live for many years and have toured USA, UK and Ireland and Europe extensively (and Bielby Music festival!). Soundsphere are Paula Ryan, Sarah Dean and Judith Simpson, they sing acapella with power and passion with delightful harmonies, sometimes with percussion, a wide range of songs from around the world. The proceeds of the concert will contribute towards the cost of recording a new album.

To reserve a ticket please either drop in at The Stores, email Ian on iwsimpson@hotmail.com

Or Phone or text 07803092082 (Ian)

01759 318328 (Landline)

 Pay for ticket in cash on the night after having reserved one by phone or email.

 Thanks

Ian.

Jubilee Thanks

Hi All,

We can hardly put into words how amazing our jubilee event was from start to finish it was just fabulous. Thanks to all for helping make it such a wonderful event and making memories for us all. It was great coming together as a community.

Thanks to Dale, Leeanne, Will and Ed and all the team at Stoneleigh, Val and Pete, Alex, Tony, Helen, Steve, Ian, Judith and the Simpson family and all the band plus all our fabulous helpers in the village who made it a super day.

Thanks to all those who helped to clear, clean and decorate the barn prior to the event, to those who brought down the much needed chairs, tables, bales and other equipment - speakers, pa system, lights, staging, band equipment etc, thanks for the food, buns and traybakes went down a treat. Thanks for all the bunting, children's games, flags, photos, lights & table cloths that helped to make the barn look special plus the jubilee table arrangements by some villagers and the jubilee squares made by some of the village children and teens. Thanks for the live music and for preparing the children's food and helping on the day with serving the food. The bouncy castle and sports day games, drinks and cakes at Stoneleigh were a great hit with the children and adults and the medals for the fancy dress competition will be treasured for a long time to come. The children all looked brilliant in their fancy dress costumes so thanks for all your efforts.

Thanks to all those who helped with the smooth running of the event on the day and then all those who helped with the clear up on Sunday.

Thanks must also go to Laveracks for the pie and peas and Waterland Event Hire for the hire of the toilets.

Thanks to everyone who attended the event for making the day so special, everyone really got into the spirit of it and the sea of red, white and blue parading up the village was certainly a sight to see.

Thanks must go to the staff and residents of Stoneleigh for making the large crowd of villagers, friends, family and of course the "queen" so welcome.

Dale wondered if it would be ok to put some photos of the children in the sports day on the Stoneleigh facebook page.

I don't mind but we just wanted to check. Thanks.

If anyone has any photos of the day then I would love to print them off to make an album along with all the other village event photos we now have.

You can email ridsdalesara@gmail.com with any photos. I've already got some come through to me already so thank you and Chris E has sent me the group photos at the church. Thanks for taking a fabulous photo Chris.

Also there are a few wine glasses, pint glasses and some plastic glasses left and a square plate and a toy which I now have in the house so if you are missing anything just pop down. I'll sort out bunting that was loaned to us this week.

On a personal note I would like to thank my friends on the committee for all their hard work and the lovely, kind things they said about Steve and I. We can't wait to see the tree grow over the coming years and I will treasure my medal and the memories.

Thanks again everyone.

Best wishes

Sara and the Jubilee Committee

Notice of the Period for the Exercise of Public Rights

The Parish Meeting is obliged to publish the following documents for the exercise of Public rights and in order to comply with the transparency requirements of the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015 and the Local Audit (Smaller Authorities) Regulations 2015.

Public Rights doc.

AGAR Report and docs.