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CAISTOR DIARY MIDWEEK UPDATE WEDNESDAY JUNE 4th 2014CONTENTS: Police Alerts Childrens Services - June Whitegate House Kindergarten 30th Birthday party this SundayCentral Lincolnshire Local Plan - IT AFFECTS YOU Karate Classes Arts & Heritage June Exhibition - Meet The Artist Caistor Sports & Social Club World Cup timetable Caistor in Bloom OPEN GARDENS & SCARECROW TRAIL & GARDENERS FAIRALL ABOUT YOU - Young Peoples Activities- Young Journalists Academy Colebrook School of Dance Multi Use Centre Car Park ResurfacingBookbinding Taster Day Wolds Acoustic SessionsWalkers are Welcome - Swallow Vale WalkGreat & Useful Household tips - Really Useful
During the evening/early morning of Monday/Tuesday the 26/27th May 2014 a shed has been broken into on Moortown Road, Nettleton, Caistor.
A brand new Carerra Vengance Bicycle in Gunmetal Grey was stolen and a Kawasaki Green Mini Moto was also stolen.If you have any information regarding this Crime please call 101 and quote Incident 108 of the 27/05/14.
Damage To Vehicles In Caistor One Vehicle Has Been Damaged On Nettleton Road And Another On Horsemarket.Both Vehicles Have Been Extensively Damaged. If You See Anything Suspicious Call 101.
Overnight On Sat/Sun 31 May 14, A Jcb Teleporter Vrm: W914xtm Was Stolen From A Farm In The Legsby Area Of Market Rasen. If You Have Any Information Please Contact 101 And Quote Inc No 130 Of 01/06/14.
Alternatively you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 or use the Crimestoppers online form which is completely anonymous.
CHILDRENS SERVICES JUNE 2014CAISTOR http://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Files/Community/414/CAISTOR_CHILDRENS_CENTRE__June_2014_1.pdfhttp://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Files/Community/414/CAISTOR_CHILDRENS_CENTRE_June_2014_2.pdfBINBROOK/BROOKENBYhttp://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Files/Community/414/BINBROOK_CHILDRENS_CENTRE__Binbrook_JUNE_2014.pdf
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PUBLIC Launch of the Central Lincolnshire Local Plan to be held on Thursday 5 June 2014 at the Lincoln Hotel, Eastgate, Lincoln, LN2 1PN Drop-in session between 2.30pm and 7.30pm - ALL WELCOME http://microsites.lincolnshire.gov.uk/centrallincolnshire - https://www.facebook.com/centrallincolnshire Central Lincolnshire Local Plans Team c/o 5th Floor, City Hall, Beaumont Fee, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1 1DD T. 01529 414155 W. www.central-lincs.org.uk http://www.facebook.com/centrallincolnshire www.twitter.com/talkplanning How does the Local Plan affect me and my family? Help us shape the future of Central Lincolnshire where you work, live, shop and study. This is your chance to get involved in shaping the vision and framework for future sustainable development in Central Lincolnshire over the next 20 years. The Local Plan will guide the growth by outlining the location of new housing, sites for businesses and the protection of our heritage and open spaces. How do I get involved? Drop in during this Event on the 5 June to find out what the Central Lincolnshire Local Plan is and how it will help to deliver growth across the City of Lincoln, North Kesteven and West Lindsey Districts. Councillors and officers from the Central Lincolnshire Joint Strategic Planning Committee, Local Plan Team and the partner local authorities will be on hand to answer questions and listen to your ideas. Take this opportunity to sign up for our regular newsletter. Find out about
The principles of the new Central Lincolnshire Local Plan When formal consultations periods will take place where we will need your comments What you can find on the refreshed website
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Caistor in Bloom Open Gardens, Scarecrow Trail & Gardeners Fair
Caistor, LincolnshireSaturday & Sunday 14 & 15 June 201312.00noon to 5.00pm
Record crowds flocked to Caistor in Bloom Open Gardens & Scarecrow Trail in 2013. Caistor in Bloom once again supported the British Red Cross last year with the weather finally contributing to a tremendously successful day.
This year, our lovely picturesque town hopes to open some 20+ gardens and also the beautiful St Peter & St Paul's Church.
There is a rich variety of gardens to suit every taste from large parkland styles to small cottage types. Two gardens are in the NGS Scheme and each one will also open in July and August.
Gardeners Fair (South Street Park)Plant sales at various gardens and at the Gardeners Fair. Bouncy castle, slide and soft play for toddlers
Cost:£3.00 per person
How to get event passports:Buy from the Multi Use Centre just off the Market Place in South Street.
Scarecrows:This event involves a Scarecrow Trail or Scarecrow Festival The theme is Super heroes and cartoon characters.
Further information:Phone: 01472 851883 AFTER 5PM OR WEEKENDS pleaseEmail: [email protected]://www.caistorinbloom.co.uk, http://www.facebook.com/caistorinbloom
Directions:2nd exit off A46 left at Police Station past South Street Park. Parking in the Multi Use Centre, Market Place, Co-op or Town Hall Car Park
Location: Postcode for Sat Nav: LN7 6UB (please verify before use)
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All About You’ – Caistor Activity DayThe Young Journalist Academy was proud to be part of the ‘All About You’ activity day in Caistor,
Lincolnshire.
Young Journalists Academy took the opportunity to run radio workshops training young people from the local
area to produce a series of small radio programmes of which examples can be enjoyed below.
The ‘All About You’ activity day was organised by Caistor Town Council to engage with young people
with activities including indoor archery, sumo wrestling, DJ’ing, drama, cooking classes and an outside
adventure climbing wall.
“Today was about providing young people with a chance to take part in just a few activities that they would like to
see happen more in Caistor”, said Helen Pitman one of the Event Organisers.
Responses to ‘All About You’ – Caistor Activity Day
Emma Francis May 29, 2014 at 4:15 pmI was involved in the first recording. This experience was amazing! All the leaders were very helpful, but very funny. It’s an enjoyable activity, and full of laughs! Would definatley do this again if I had the chance! At the start it was quite nerve-wracking, but it came naturally! Thanks guys, it was brill!!
Sam Atkins May 29, 2014 at 7:38 pmHi EmmaYou were a natural presenter and took to hosting a radio programme like a real professional…And in such a short space of time too! Thank you for your nice comments it was fun working with you all. I hope you, Frank and Ashley continue to have a go a making some more radio shows in the future. Sam YJA Managing Editor
Helen Pitman May 29, 2014 at 8:17 pm Thanks for a great day! I know all the young people taking part in the activities really enjoyed the experience. The feedback for Young Journalist Academy (YJA) was very positive and we would love to welcome you back to Caistor so that more young people can have a go at presenting a radio show.
Janine Revai May 29, 2014 at 10:11 pm Brilliant!! Emma you are a natural … great job. You all did fantastic … you should all be very proud of yourselves.
Ashley Favill May 30, 2014 at 4:32 pm i was involved in the first recording it was fun and an amazing experience. we all had great fun and the leaders were so helpful.
http://youngjournalistacademy.com/2014/05/29/all-about-you-caistor-activity-day/
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NoticeCaistor Multi-Use Centre
Caistor MUC Car Park will be closed from the 16th-18th June 2014 for resurfacing works
Please find alternative parking on these dates
We apologise for any inconvenience
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HELPFUL HINTSThese are great!
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Keep brown sugar soft by storing with a couple of marshmallows
Install a regular coat rack low down the wall to store shoes safely off the floor
Use a Post-It note when drilling to catch the dust
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Hang onions in cut-up tights or old stockings to make them last for months!
Create a thrifty watering can by puncturing holes in the top of a used milk bottle.
Remove pet hair from furniture and carpets with a squeegee.
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Cover paint trays with aluminium foil to make cleaning up afterwards a breeze.
Flip a toaster on its side to make grilled cheese
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Use a large muffin tin to cook stuffed peppers in the oven- it will help keep them upright.
To prevent potatoes budding, add an apple in the bag.
Add half a teaspoon of baking soda to the water when hard-boiling eggs
to make the shells incredibly easy to peel off.
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Use bread tags to label power cords.
Use non-stick cooking spray in votive holdersto prevent wax from sticking to the sides.
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WD40 can be used to remove crayon marks from any surface!
When hanging a picture frame, put a dab of toothpaste on the frame, where you need the nails to be. Then simply press against the wall to leave marks (which can later be wiped) as guides for the nails.
Put a dry towel in with a wet load to reduce the drying time(this really works, I've been doing it for years!)
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To tell if eggs are fresh, immerse them in a bowl of water.Fresh eggs will lie on the bottom, while stale eggs will float to
the surface.
Sprinkle salt in the spaces between patio slabs and at the bottomof walls to get rid of pesky weeds(but be careful NOT to get
salt near plants you want to keep as salt will kill them!)
To clean a wooden chopping board, sprinkle on a handful ofKosher salt and rub with half a lemon. Rinse with clean water
and dry to ensure it is clean and germ-free. a variety of edible salt with a much larger grain size than some common table salt. substitute Sea Salt
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Use ice-cubes to lift out indentations made by furnitureon your carpets.
Prevent soil from escaping through the holes in the base of flowerpots by lining with large coffee filters
To stop the annoying sound of a dripping tap, tie a piece of string
around the tap which is long enough to reach down to the sink.
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To sharpen scissors, simply cut through sandpaper.
A very simple solution to get rid of furniture scratches!
Use rubber bands to help open a jar easily: place one around the jar lid and another around the middle of the glass.The rubber provides friction to prevent your hands from slipping.
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To prevent your eyes watering while chopping onions,wipe the chopping board with white vinegar(which won't affect the taste of the onions)
Store bed sheets inside their pillowcases for easy storage and access
Drop a couple of denture cleaning tablets into the toilet bowlat night to clean off stubborn stains.
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Use cupcake cases to cover drinks glasses in the summerand prevent flies from dropping in
Use binder clips to keep stacked bottles in place in the fridge
Another way to clean a chopping board is to cover liberallywith Kosher salt and leave overnight. Scrape off with a cloth
in the morning to find the salt has absorbed all moistureto leave your board clean and dry.
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Use egg boxes to store delicate Christmas tree decorations
This has to be the simplest way to open those annoying blister packs!
Use a cut potato to easily remove a broken light bulbpull the plug first !!
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Use chalk to remove grease stains from clothes.Simply rub white chalk on the affected area and wash as
normal- the chalk will absorb the grease and be washed away in the
cycle.
They look pretty too - a great tip for parties!
Place a wooden spoon over a pan to stop the water from boiling over
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A genius tip to help prevent paint spillage!
Use a rubber band to rescue a stripped screw
Wrap rubber bands around the ends of a coat hangerto prevent dresses from slipping off.
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Yet another use for drinks can ringpulls!Use to create a hanging loop for picture frames by screwing
into the back
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