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AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2018 ISSUE 347
IN THIS EDITION Newsletter Contact:
Share your photos or stories and tell the village of upcoming events ●
Tell us your story ● Share ideas for newsle�er content ● What do you
want to see in the newsle�er? ● Tell the village what your local
community group is up to!
Juvina Janik
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 01757 229885
For business adverts, please use the same contact as above.
The deadline for the next Newsle�er, Edi�on 348 (OCT/NOV) is:
13TH SEPTEMBER 2018.
Parish Council News… P.3
Hambleton Playgroup… P. 5
News from the Chapel… P.7
Hambleton Hough… P.8
Hambleton FC Jnrs… P.9
Village Hall Update... P.10
Gardening Show Entry Form… P.11
News from St Mary’s Church… P.12
Contacts & Events… P.13
Village Clubs Informa�on and Adverts Throughout
Parish Council News - P.3
Including: - Parish Councillor Vacancy
- Network Rail Upgrade
- Boundary Change
- Garth Drive Play Area
Hambleton Playgroup News - P.5
Hambleton Hough Update - P.8
Gardening Club Show Entry Form - P.11
TOP STORIES
Thank you to Helen Waddington for sharing these two photos showing a
marching band coming down Garth Lane and possibly a sports day or
village fete event… there were some of tractors pulling floats themed on
nursery rhymes, possibly all part of one village celebra�on. Any
informa�on, please do get in touch!
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Hambleton History Lives!
The Website
The site content is just the beginning and there will probably s�ll be some typing errors but we thought it was
be�er go live rather than keep wai�ng un�l even more data is added. At present there is no search facility and
not all categories have been divided into sub-pages, these will be included as the amount of data increases.
The work to research, collate, dra� and add data is an ongoing process. If you would like to help please let us
know. Training can be given if necessary.
The log on details are: www.hhraa.org
Your thoughts would be appreciated. For more informa�on contact: Celia - Tel: 01757 228649 or Email: celiahhraa@b�nternet.com
Luncheon Club
Are you re�red?
We invite you to join us for lunch at Hambleton Village Hall
each Thursday at 12.30pm
The cost is £4.50 for a two course meal, including refreshments and a raffle.
Please contact: Hazel 01757 228328 or 0796 2136 500
OUR VILLAGE
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FUNDED BEFORE AND AFTER PLAYGROUP PLACES AVAILABLE FOR 3 & 4 YEAR OLDS
The Wednesday Club
A club for ladies of all ages who meet on the last
Wednesday of each month at 1930 in the Village Hall.
Forth coming events:
29th August Coffee evening
26th September Bingo
31st October Pie & Peas
Please come and join us ladies.
For more information contact Celia on 01757 228649
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THORPE WILLOUGHBY BOUNDARY CHANGE A�er discussing this proposal further and with residents that would be affected, it was decided that the proposal did not meet Hambleton’s needs and was in fact going to disrupt some Hambleton residents. As a result, the Parish Council explained why it did not support the proposed change and as a result the proposal has not been approved and the boundary will remain as it was.
NETWORK RAIL: HAMBLETON JUNCTION DEVELOPMENT As a result of the na�onal programme of upgrades to the East Coast Main Line infrastructure and East Coast Main Line Power Supply Upgrade, Network Rail have purchased land to develop on the northern side of the railway next to its exis�ng buildings down Scalm Lane. The development will be extensive and works are likely to involve a new Sta�c Frequency Compound, a new Electricity Substa�on, removal of one and reloca�on of two pylons, construc�on of 2 under-track cable crossings, earthworks and landscape. Temporary work will also include the construc�on of a haul road, a site compound and laydown area for during the construc�on works. It has been explained that the development will not be seen from the village and that access will be from a purpose built haul road from near Bishop Wood to the north of Hambleton. Once detailed plans are drawn up (due end of August), Network Rail will hold a consulta�on day for interested par�es to a�end and find out more and ask ques�ons. This will be held at the Village Hall and once it is arranged the clerk will inform the village via the no�ce board on Main Road, the no�ce board in the Village Hall and via the Facebook page. Network rail is looking to start work in Spring 2019 if permission is granted.
POST BOX, ST MARY’S APPROACH Enquiries into the replacement of the Post Box that has been removed are ongoing. The District Councillor has been in contact with Royal Mail about the situa�on but the Parish Council are not sa�sfied with the response and will be wri�ng to Royal Mail and Selby District Council expressing its rapidly growing concerns that it has s�ll not been replaced. The Parish Council appreciate what an inconvenience this has been and are looking to get the situa�on rec�fied as quickly as possible.
THE PINFOLD & COMMON LANE BENCH The Parish Council are aware of the damage and are currently arranging repair and replacements.
COUNCILLOR VACANCY The council and I were extremely sad to receive the resigna�on of Celia Barnes in July. Celia has worked hard for the village as a councillor and has brought a wealth of knowledge. Personally, I will be forever grateful for the support she has shown me in my role as clerk right from the start. The councillors and I would like to thank her for being wish her all the very best. JJ.
Due to the resigna�on of Celia Barnes, Hambleton Parish Council now have a vacancy. If you are interested in ge�ng involved please contact the clerk explaining why you would
like to be a councillor: [email protected] Applica�ons to be received in wri�ng/email by 24th August.
CEMETERY LAYBY The parish Council have submi�ed plans to construct a layby at the cemetery to allow visitors to park and access the cemetery more easily. The clerk will give updates on the situa�on via Facebook and the next newsle�er.
GARTH DRIVE PLAY AREA A�er a safety inspec�on a number of repairs were ac�oned to equipment. This involved the removal of some items and the holes that were le� had to be filled in. Unfortunately some of the older children that use the park dug out the new surface on the same day it was laid, Wednesday 18th July This resulted in the closure of the park un�l the contractors were able to a�end to repair the surface again. Luckily they were able to carry out the repairs on Thursday so the park could reopen on Friday ready for the summer holidays. Hopefully the equipment will not sustain any more vandalism that will result in closure, especially as the weather is so lovely at the minute. It has been great to see it get so much use!
A63 ROAD SAFETY A�er a number of le�ers regarding the issue to many agencies and authori�es, the parish council will be mee�ng with the police to discuss the issues with speeding and road safety that we all have concerns about. The clerk will pass on feedback from this mee�ng via the Facebook page and next newsle�er.
PLEASE CONSIDER OTHER ROAD AND PATH USERS Please avoid using the visibility splays to park cars on, they are there to enable other road users to use the junc�on safely. On a similar note, avoid obstruc�ng the pavements for pedestrians, wheelchair users and those with prams.
PARISH COUNCIL NEWS
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2018
These pages will give you an update on what the Parish Council have been dealing with and any issues that have been brought to our a�en�on. For informa�on on the Parish Council Mee�ngs held every second Thursday of the month, please check the No�ce Board where you will find the most recent Minutes. An Agenda for the next mee�ng will be posted 3 days in advance of the mee�ng.
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OUR VILLAGE
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HORTON COMMUNITY CAFÉ
at HAMBLETON VILLAGE HALL
1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month 10.30-12.30pm
Come along and have a free cuppa and chat. Get involved in a varied programme of activities
including quizzes, arts and crafts and information sessions.
Everybody welcome!
If you require further information please contact
Paul on 07525667905
HOME MAINTENANCE
Gardening Odd jobs & DIY Gu�er Cleaning
Flat pack furniture assembly etc.
Honest ● Reliable ● Insured Hambleton Resident ● Ex Fire Service
Call or Text Mick Young 07895 393360
HAMBLETON 55 SOCIAL CLUB ALL WELCOME
We meet in the Village Hall at 2.30pm on the Third Thursday of each month.
We have a varied programme throughout the year, including regular ou�ngs to a variety of venues. We also have one or two fundraisers, usually for a locally based charity, when someone will come along to tell us what their charity is about. Why not come along, have a cup of tea and a chat, meet new friends and find out about us?
We look forward to seeing you
Chair: Mrs J. Taylor 01757 228311 Treasurer and Ou�ngs:
Mrs B. Stripe 01757 228644
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HAMBLETON PLAYGROUP
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Hambleton Playgroup Gateforth Lane, Hambleton (in the primary school grounds)
Your community pre-school providing sessional term-�me care for children from 2 years old.
We offer a safe, caring and happy environment which includes an extensive natural outdoor area. This enables and encourages your child to explore, inves�gate, create and imagine, which s�mulates their learning.
Hambleton Playgroup work with a number of wrap-around care providers, giving you before and a�erschool con�nuous care for your child. They offer breakfast, snacks and a hot meal. Your child is able to become familiar with the primary school and its grounds which can help with the transi�on into school.
Our OFSTED is Good and we offer LEA funded sessions for 2, 3 and 4 years olds. Opening hours are Monday-Friday 8.45am to 3.00pm.
For further informa�on please contact: Louise Donker
Tel: 01757 229299 or Email: [email protected] www.hambletonplaygroup.com
Shell’s Story Bench
T hank you to everyone who a�ended the fundraiser, Shell’s family ad Playgroup are
overwhelmed with your kindness and generosity. We even received kind dona�ons from people who were unable to a�end. Now, we are please to announce you have raised enough money to purchase the Story Bench, this is all thanks to the community and your love and respect for Shell. Shell’s family, playgroup staff and commi�ee want to say a hear�elt thank you to every single person who has helped to raise this money in memory of Shell. Hambleton Playgroup now has a dedicated outdoor storytelling area where we can capture the imagina�on of your children, listen to intriguing and exci�ng stories and progress their learning, just how Shell would want. The bench was unveiled on Tuesday 17th July at 3.15pm, Shell’s family a�ended along with Playgroup staff, commi�ee members, parents and of course, the children. It was an emo�onal gathering but we can see the children will certainly enjoy Shell’s Story Bench for a long �me to come!
Le�: A brass plaque on the bench celebrates Shell’s �me at Playgroup inspiring
the children through story-telling. The bench is finished in bright rainbow
colours (I promise, it is! JJ) and looks fantas�c.
Above: Playgroup children, past and present, a�ended the unveiling and got
to try the new Story Bench out…
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OUR VILLAGE
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ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE VILLAGE NEWSLETTER FOR
£7.50 PER QUARTER PAGE
CHARITIES AND COMMUNITY GROUPS ADVERTISE FOR FREE
LIST YOUR EVENT IN THE NEWSLETTER CALENDAR FOR FREE
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NEWS FROM THE CHAPEL
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2018
M any thanks to everyone who a�ended our June Gi� A�ernoon. There was certainly a lot of cake! The very good news is we have raised enough money now to
begin our building project which we hope will start in October. We are so grateful to the fantas�c support we have had from our own congrega�on, the village and various other funding sources.
Our June Messy Church was great fun and well supported. We made bird biscuits, planted mustard seeds and made an amazing balancing bird. Our next Messy Church will be on Sunday 14th October at 10am. Come along and join the fun!!
There will be no service in Chapel on Sunday 12th August as we are joining our friends at Portholme Chapel, Selby at 10.45.
It is our Harvest Fes�val service on Sunday 23rd September at 10.30am followed by a simple harvest lunch. You are very welcome to join us.
We have been a collec�on point for the Selby Food Bank for a few years now. The congrega�on can drop off food items which we take along to the foodbank. If you would like to contribute any items the Chapel will be open on a Thursday morning between 9am and 10.30am during term �me. Just pop in and leave your items. They will be very much appreciated. Tinned and dried foods are always welcome or bo�led sauces and longlife milk.
By the �me you read this our minister Helen will have le� us for a new appointment. We wish her all the very best and we will miss her very much. We will be having a new minister in the new year. As always you are very welcome to join us any Sunday morning at 10.30am.
Best wishes from everyone at Chapel.
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REG CHARITY NO. 515770
There is available space on the Age UK shopping bus service from Hambleton.
The driver picks up older people from Hambleton on a WEDNESDAY MORNING
and escorts them to either Tesco or Morrison’s supermarkets in Selby to
enable them to do a weekly shop. The cost is £5.
TO RESERVE A SEAT ON THE BUS PLEASE CONTACT JULIE ANN JONES ON
01757 704115
STAR PAWS
CAT SITTING ● DOG WALKING
PETS TO VETS ● PUPPY CARE
Local
Friendly
Professional
Contact Cathy on: 07786077668
www.starpaws-dogwalking.co.uk
Pick Up/Drop Off service available
Based in Hambleton
Pick Up and Drop Off service available
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Hambleton Toddler Group *** CALLING NEW PARENTS!!! ***
Come along for a coffee and a chat and let
the children meet their future schoolmates!
We meet very informally on Wednesday mornings at the Village Hall
from 9.15am �ll 11.15am during term �me. £2.50.
First session free
Babies to pre-school children are welcome.
HAMBLETON HOUGH
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07732 799707 [email protected] www.eastyorkshireholidays.co.uk
YOUR LOGO HERE
East Yorkshire Holidays.
Hambleton, Selby,
North Yorkshire
Luxury Holiday Caravans To Let We have a choice of TEN lovely luxury caravans to let at the five star Sand Le Mere Holiday Village on the East Yorkshire Coast. We have 2 Bed ,3 bed ,6 or 8 Berth sta�c holiday homes with ensuite bathrooms,, double glazing and central hea�ng.
We cater for weekly/fortnightly or weekend lets with a minimum of 3 Nights. Well behaved pets are welcome at owners discre�on and site rules state certain breeds are not allowed.
Sand Le Mere has everything you need for a fabulous holiday including Indoor Swimming Pool and Slides, Crazy Golf, Gym, Archery, Kids Clubs with daily Entertainment with the resident Entertainment Team. Takeaway, Restaurant, Coffee Shop ,fishing lake and much much more. And if all that’s not enough you are straight from the site on to a lovely Sandy Beach.
For the Adults there is regular nightly entertainment in the Cabaret Hall with all the Top Stars �ll late. Prices from £50 per night, please see the website for more details:
Hough Update Just to clear up any confusion, there will NOT be an update mee�ng set up by a Hough Resident as was suggested on Facebook, this was a misunderstanding, the update is below and comes from Mar�n Blakey of the Wildlife Trust.
“In order to alleviate parking issues on the road, fencing has been removed to allow a small amount of car parking on Hambleton Hough. This has been done to ensure access to the site for visitors is as safe as possible.
It is currently nes�ng season so no work on the Hough is taking place. There has been a large amount of bracken growth which is providing a valuable habitat for wildlife on the site. No work will take place on the site un�l at least October when a new programme of plan�ng at the site will take place. This includes the plan�ng of a further 2,000 trees and all being well the plan�ng programme should be nearly complete by the end of March 2019.
Plans are it will con�nue as it was before, a woodland with access for dog walkers and public etc. It will obviously be some years before it is grown up but it is open for all as it always has been. There have been one or two requests for seats and maybe some signage which we are happy to accommodate when all works are complete. Regards, Mar�n.”
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OUR VILLAGE
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G reat to see so many future stars down at our sessions on a Saturday morning. It’s also nice to see mums, dads, grandparents, aun�es and uncles down watching too.
We are always on the lookout for helpers... Un�l a clubhouse is able to be placed on site we do have vacancies for parents to run a refreshment stand. We are able to make teas and coffees and we also have a BBQ. If you would like to help take it in turns etc. please contact Phil Zealand who can pass on further details, or speak to one of the coaches on a Saturday. We s�ll have sponsorship packages/opportuni�es for all our age groups available so if you know of anyone that would like to invest in an up and coming club please contact:
We are always on the lookout for players so please take a look below our �mings:
U8s/U7s/U6s 10:15-11:00 SATURDAY
U5s 11:15-12:00 SATURDAY
U11s train on a WEDNESDAY evening 6pm-7pm
and SUNDAY mornings 09:30-11:00
Above: The under 5s showing their skills on Saturday
Our U11s recently had their end of season presenta�on!
Award winners were:-
Players Player: Elliot Tyler
Parents Player: Joseph Zealand/Joe Midgley
Trainer of the year: Archie Fararr
Coach Player of the Season: Oliver Ralphs
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W e’ve had a quiet couple of months on the
event front. Hambleton Players put on a
fantas�c show week - thank you all for
suppor�ng them. We are having an events mee�ng to
plan for our upcoming events - star�ng with ge�ng the
cinema back up and running. The cinema equipment is
all in place except for the screen! The supplier sent the
shipment back to the manufacturer due to a fault they
found… that le� us with no screen un�l the new batch
is delivered. We are planning on a re-launch for
Saturday 29th September so watch out for informa�on
on the Facebook page and in the no�ce boards.
We have the Gin Fes�val booked in for the 5th
October, it promises to be another great night with the
Gin Shack and live entertainment.
Halloween will be the next big children’s event, again,
once we have had our events mee�ng there will be
more details available but rest assured it will be as
good, if not spookier than last year!!
Then we will have our Christmas events to work on,
including breakfast with Santa, Carols on the Green
and possibly a free family cinema too!!
Tickets for all events will be available soon
and details for booking will go on
Facebook and in the no�ceboards.
We are desperately seeking some dedicated
volunteers who can help out for these upcoming
events - if you think you can lend a hand, either in the
prepara�on or on the day (or both!!) please get in
touch with one of us, Fiona Conor, Louise Fisher,
Juvina Janik or Melissa Moun�ord - we would LOVE
to hear from you!!!
We will also be holding our AGM on Thursday 6th
September. No�ces will go up on Facebook and on the
no�ce board. Please feel free to come along!!
NEWS FROM THE VILLAGE HALL
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2018
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Like us on facebook.com/Hambleton Village Hall For Hall Bookings call Louise on: 0709539443
NEW DATE!!!
Hambleton’s 2nd Annual Mini Festival of GIN FRIDAY 5th OCTOBER
@ Hambleton Village Hall
Another fabulous night of Gin Tasting and live music With
They work so hard to produce these performances!! But the hard work pays off!! Well done on your produc�on of “Oliver!” Hambleton Players!
Hambleton Village Hall is home to many community groups, for adults there is Pilates, Luncheon Club, the Wednesday Club, 55 Social Club, Horton Café, U3A pain�ng & drawing/Spanish/Whist amongst others and for children we have Hambleton Toddlers, Mini Maestros, Ka�e Louise School of Dance and Mar�al Arts as well as our Cinema Club and special events. We really want the Hall to have a central role in our village which is why every single bit of your support for our charity counts! Thank you!
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AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2018
Hambleton Gardening Club
4th Annual Show
Sunday 19th August @ The Red Lion
Entry Form
Entries received between 10am to Noon. Presenta�ons at 3.30pm
Entry Number: (Issued when Entries Received)
Name: Contact Details:
Class: Vegetables/Fruit No. Entries (max 3) Class: Children’s (11 & under) No. Entries (Max 3)
1. Cucumber Straightest 1. Decorated Biscuit
2. Carrots 3 best with Tops 2. Cress Grown in an Unusual Container
3. Carrot Longest with top 3. Pain�ng of a Flower A4 size max
4. Cabbage 1 best
5. Parsnip Longest with Top Class: Flowers No. Entries (max 3)
6. Potatoes 5 Coloured 1. Single Rose
7. Potatoes 5 white 2. Vase of 3 roses
8. Beetroot 3 best 3. Vase of sweet peas
9. Runner Beans 5 best 4. Vase of mixed flowers
10. Runner Beans Longest 5. Dahlia’s x 3 (same)
11. French Beans 5 best Any Colour 6. Largest Dahlia 1
12. Courge�e 1 best 7. Vase of 3 Flowers Individual Variety
13. Marrow Heaviest
14. Onions 3 best Class: Cookery No. Entries (max 3)
15. Onions Red 3 best 1. Victoria Sandwich with jam filing
16. Onion Heaviest 2. Cheese Scones 3 best
17. Shallots 5 best 3. Fruit Scones 3 best
18. Giant Garlic 1 4. Chocolate muffins 3 best
19. Leek largest with root & tops 5. Tray bake 3 pieces (same bake)
20. Peas 5 best 6. Sausage Rolls 3 best
21. Tomatoes 3 best 7. Quiche any variety
22. Tomatoes biggest 8. Ginger biscuits 3 best
23. Small Tomatoes 5 any variety 9. Shortbread 3 pieces
24. Cherry tomatoes 5 best 10. Jar of Strawberry jam
25. Raspberries 5 best 12. Jar of Jam any variety
26. Rhubarb 3 best 13. Jar Pickled Individual Veg
27. Box mix veg 5 (individual ) best 14. Jar of Chutney (any variety)
28. Sweetcorn 1 Cob 15. Jar of Piccalilli
29. Unusual Vegetable variety 1 best
30. Squash 1 All Varie�es 31. Le�uce 1 Any Variety
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NEWS FROM ST. MARY’S CHURCH
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2018
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St Mary’s Church
We hope you have all enjoyed the summer weather so far. We con�nue to offer a warm welcome to everyone in our village and beyond to our services each Sunday, whether you are familiar with Church or whether you are just wondering about faith and if it might be something worth exploring. We are con�nuing with our a�ernoon services. These are especially welcoming to all families, including those who might be wondering exactly what church can be like.
Services for August and September will be as follows:
5th August 9.15am Holy Communion 12th August 9.15am Holy Communion 19th August 3.30pm Teddy Bears Picnic 25th August Flower Fes�val opens 26th August 9.15am Holy Communion followed by Flower Fes�val and a�ernoon service at the conclusion 2nd Sept 9.15am Holy Communion 9th Sept 9.15am Holy Communion 16th Sept 2.00pm Bap�sm 16th Sept 3.30pm Heritage Sunday 23rd Sept 9.15am Holy Communion 30th Sept 3.30pm Harvest Fes�val and Scarecrow Sunday
Teddy Bears Picnic 19th August Bring your Teddy Bears to enjoy a special picnic at St Mary’s Church. They’ll enjoy the fun mee�ng new Teddy Bears and having a picnic.
Flower Fes�val to mark the centenary of the end of World War 1 - 25th and 26th August Over August Bank Holiday weekend St Mary’s will be hos�ng a flower fes�val to mark the centenary of the end of World War 1. It is par�cularly poignant as St Mary’s has a stained-glass window celebra�ng the life of Lt H H Anson who died on 30th August 1918. We have invited organisa�ons, businesses and individuals from the village to enter arrangements on the theme of “War and Hambleton” to mark this very special anniversary. How you choose to portray this emo�ve theme is down to you. Whether you look at the military, the civilian or the home or which century is en�rely down to individual par�cipants.
Harvest Fes�val and Scarecrow Sunday 30th September It looks like it will be an early harvest with such sunny weather, but we celebrate the harvest of all the fruits of the earth and enjoy making up scarecrows to decorate the church and village and not just to scare the crows!
Regular Events: 1st Saturday 10.00am Coffee Morning in the Village Hall
Vicar: Revd Anna Burr 270325 Churchwarden: David Ingall 228380 Website h�p://www.stmaryshambleton.org.uk Facebook www.facebook.com/stmaryshambleton
Our Normal Service Times
1st Sunday 9.15 am Holy Communion using the Book of Common Prayer 2nd Sunday 9.15 am Holy Communion with hymns using contemporary language. 3rd Sunday 3.30 pm Café Church and Special Events 4th Sunday 9.15 am Holy Communion with hymns using contemporary language. 5th Sunday Service as published
Those who are interested in Bap�sms please contact Anna on 270325 to ask when services can be arranged.
This Photo by Unknown Au-
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USEFUL CONTACTS & UPCOMING EVENTS
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2018
Organisation Number/Email address
Age UK Selby District
Shopping Service 01757 704115
Association Voluntary
Services (AVS)
01757 291111
Citizens Advice Bureau,
Selby
Advice line: 03444 111 444
Admin line: 01757 701320
Crimestoppers 0800 555 111
Hambleton C of E Primary
School
01757 228391
Hambleton Parish Council
Chair: Mr Mike Brown
Clerk: Mrs Juvina Janik
01757 228941
01757 229885
Hambleton Playgroup 01757 229299
Hambleton Village Hall
Booking
07709539443
Independent Domestic
Abuse Service 01757 708956
North Yorkshire Horizon
(alcohol misuse service) 01723 330730
Police – non emergency 101
Selby Community
Transport
Car: 01757 708036
Minibus: 01757 241041
Selby District Council 01757 705101
Selby War Memorial
Hospital 01904 724300
Vicar: Hambleton Church
Reverend Anna Burr 01757 270325
USEFUL CONTACTS
Dog Warden: Report a
stray dog 01757 705101
REPORT AN ISSUE:
MANY ISSUES CAN NOW BE REPORTED TO THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES ONLINE BY ANYBODY:
DOG FOULING: h�p://www.selby.gov.uk/report-dog-fouling-incident
STREET LIGHT FAULT: h�ps://www.northyorks.gov.uk/report-street-light-problem
POTHOLES & MUD ON ROAD: h�ps://www.northyorks.gov.uk/potholes-and-road-condi�on-issues
FLY TIPPING: h�p://www.selby.gov.uk/report-fly-�pping-or-fly-pos�ng
VIEW PLANNING APPLICATIONS: www.selby.gov.uk/view-applica�ons-public-access
INTERACTIVE ROADWORKS MAP: h�ps://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-map
CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
AUGUST 2018 EVENTS
THURS 9TH @ 7PM PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
SUN 19TH, from 10am HAMBLETON GARDENING
CLUB, 4TH ANNUAL SHOW @ THE RED LION
SUN 19TH, from 3.30pm TEDDY BEAR’S PICNIC @
ST.MARY’S CHURCH
SAT 25TH & SUN 26TH ST MARY’S CHURCH FLOWER
FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 2018 EVENTS
THURS 6TH @TBC VILLAGE HALL COMMITTEE
AGM
THURS 13TH @ 7PM PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
SUN 23RD @ 10.30am METHODIST CHAPEL HARVEST
FESTIVAL
SAT 29TH @ 3pm PLANNED LOCC RE LAUNCH
@VILLAGE HALL
SUN 30TH @ 3.30PM ST MARY’S CHURCH HARVEST FESTIVAL AND SCARECROW
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 2018 EVENTS
FRI 5TH @ TBC 2ND ANNUAL GIN FESTIVAL
@ VILLAGE HALL
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