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Easternew beginnings
Spring ChicksChocolateBunnies!
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Cheese of the MonthDrunken Burt Drunken Burt is a hand crafted cheese made inCheshire. Made with pasteurised cow’s milk it is golden in colourdue to being washed with cider. The flavour characteristics cansometimes be a little smokey which derives from the cider oakbarrels. The centre can be slightly chalky whilst still young butsoftens as it continues to mature. Drunken Burt can bluenaturally in some cases. Suitable for vegetarians.
Manor Farm ShopHutton Cranswick
Tel. 01377 271038 Email [email protected] Twitter @helenmfs
OPENING HOURS
MON - FRI 9am - 5.30pmSAT 9am - 5pm
SUN & BANK HOLIDAYS 10am – 4pmCLOSED EASTER SUNDAY
Sunday 6 March – Mothers DayTreat that special lady in your lives to a
wonderful roast on Mothers day.Delicious Givendale Beef, Pork or
Herb fed free range Chicken.Be in with a chance to win a roast of your
choice by simply liking and sharing ourfacebook page – farmshopatcranswick
Plus flowers, plants other yummy treats for that special Mum.
New Build UpdateIt’s all very exciting now, the external part
of the build is nearly completed and thework internally begins! We would like to
thank Colleys Farm buildings for making thesteel frame for our new shop, it was a ratherunusual shape and required great skill to pull
it together.
EasterAt Manor Farm Shop we have a fantasticsupplier of delicious chocolate goodies.
Guppy’s Chocolateare a family run business hand making
chocolates and are based in York.An assortment of chocolate shards, tempting
studded chocolate bars (eton mess, stem ginger, rocky road,
and pistachio & sea salt arejust a few of them)
And just for Easter some veryspecial seasonal treats.
New JobsAs promised we will have a number of new
jobs available. This month we areadvertising for the following positions;
Baker Cafe ChefAssistant Cook Cafe supervisor
Please visit our website for details or popinto the shop and ask for application forms
and job descriptions.
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Olivet to Calvary
St Peter’s Church, HuttonSaturday 19 March at 2.00 pmAdmission £5 for St Peter’s Church Funds
We are now well into rehearsals (mid February) and we areamazed at the interest shown by singers from a very wide area.From parts of North Yorkshire, Beverley and surroundingvillages, Hornsea and Bridlington areas as well as our ownDriffield based friends.
We have assembled a choir of 50 plus at the moment and thequality of the singing is excellent. We do hope that we will havean excellent audience of the 19th to hear that records musicallythe scenes which mark the last few days of the life of Jesus hereon earth.
FILMNIGHTS
Thursday 10 March at 7.30 p.m.
A 1954 Classic Arthur Rank film which won twoOscars and was nominated for Best British
Film
With dancing to the
WHITE HORSE CEILIDH BAND
Foreman’s Car Showroom(By kind permission of Barrie and Janet Foreman)
Saturday 14 May 7.30 - 11.30 pm
Tickets on sale at £10 for adults with reductions for childrenand special family rates!
Contact Anita (tel 270261), Janet (270258) or Ruth(270474)
As always at this venue, numbers will be limited.
Please bring your own drinks and nibbles
Proceeds for St Peter’s Church, Hutton Cranswick
THE BIGSUMMER JIG
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Dog fouling ... in general this ongoing problemseems to be easing in some parts of the village,but sadly one particular area is still sufferinggreatly from irresponsible dog owners, and this isthe footpath which runs alongside Hutton Roadfrom its junction with Main Street up to HuttonBalk. This path is used daily by numbers of youngpeople going to and from School/Playgroup and bymums, dads and grandparents armed with prams,pushchairs and bags of shopping. It is disgustingthat these regular users should have to run thegauntlet of mounds of dog mess from one end ofthe footpath to the other. There really is noexcuse for this.
PLEASE if your dogfouls a footpathmake sure that youclean up straightaway and dispose ofthe poo bag in thebin provided. Themajority of dogowners areresponsible andcare about thecleanliness of thevillage. Theseresponsible peopleare disappointedthat a minority ofirresponsible dogowners taint the reputation of all.
Preparations for springVillage Spring Competitions – this year Hutton Cranswick in Bloom will have twocategories for the photographic competition: Adults and Children under 12 (ie, KeyStages 1 and 2). The subject is ‘Nature in the Garden’, this could include a glisteningfrosted spider’s web or any birds, insects or animals that visit your garden. The morewe make our gardens part of a wildlife corridor, the more interesting and alive thespace will become. See if you can capture something special. There is no fee to enter,
photographs can be any size, mounted or unmounted. Children’s photographs can be taken to school forMonday 21 March 2016. Alternatively, adult and children’s photographs should be delivered to MargaretJenkins, 2 Pinfold Close, Hutton, YO25 9YU, no later than Monday 21 March.
For the garden competition the theme is: ‘The most attractive spring basket or container’. Again there is nofee to enter and residents need only contact Margaret if their basket or container is not visible from theroad. Margaret will tour the village with an independent judge during the week beginning 21 March. Ifnecessary, Margaret can be contacted on 01377 271191.
Winners of all competitions will receive plaques or trophies and a certificate of congratulations. ViB looksforward to the challenge of judging lots of amazing entries!
Fundraising … as reported previously, ViB will behaving a fundraising stall at the Spring Home & GardenFair (formerly the Kelk Spring Plant Fair) at DriffieldShowground on Sunday 20 March 2016. Home produceof all kinds will be appreciated for sale, eg, biscuits,cakes, jams, chutneys and small hand-crafted items.All items should be packaged appropriately, labelled(eg, for allergy information: ‘May have been in contactwith nuts’ and priced, if possible). Food items such assmall cakes, scones and biscuits are preferred in smallquantities of, say, four or six. All items for sale shouldbe with Gina Simpson, Anita Grace or MargaretJenkins by 6pm on Saturday 19 March, please. We lookforward to positive support for this event as it is oneof our main fundraisers. Please come along, enjoy a dayat the fair and help ViB to enhance our village evenmore during 2016!
Clean for the Queen … this is a Keep Britain Tidyinitiative to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday.Hutton Cranswick WI and Village in Bloom will bejoining forces to carry out a major village clean-up onSaturday 5 March 2016. Anyone interested in joining into make our village look pristine, please meet outsidethe school at 10am. Black bin bags, some litter-pickingsticks and heavy duty gloves will be provided but if youhave your own supplies, please bring them along.
Afterwards, all litter-pickers are invited to the WIHall for light refreshments.
Once all village areas are litter-free, there’ll be noexcuse for allowing litter or dog mess to spoil theappearance of our ‘green and pleasant land’.
Thanks to Hutton Cranswick Fisheries for entering Yorkshire in Bloom, Special Category – Small Business.
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Follow our offers on Twitter @Cranswickgc Find us on Facebook - Cranswickgc
www.cranswickgardencentre.co.uk
*Composts *Propagation *Tools *Seeds*Bedding *Fruit Trees *Vegetables
*Planted Containers *Mothers Day Presents
WHAT HAVE WE BEEN DOING?Over the Winter months we’ve been hard at work!
With help from local contractors, we have increased our Shopretail area by 100% to provide an enhanced shopping experience.We will have an enlarged Pet department, an extended Giftware
department, and many more exciting changes.
Fancy a Spring Treat?Beautiful sandwiches, freshly baked scone,
Dainty cakes & Yorkshire Tea.We present our NEW AFTERNOON TEAS
Served daily 2.30-4.00
From a light snack to a tasty mealFRESHLY BAKED SCONES EVERYDAY
HOMEMADE SOUP served with a mini loaf.Come and taste the friendliest served coffee.
Lots of yummy cakes to try too!!
Milk £1 per 2 litresFree Range Eggs 95p per half dozen!
Cransw ck Garden CentreTel 01377 270272
Opening Hours Mon - Sat 9.00 - 5.00 : Sunday 10.00 - 4.00 Every Tuesday 10% off - T&Cs apply
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THE BENEFICE OF HUTTON CRANSWICK WITH SKERNE,WATTON AND BESWICK
ANDTHE BENEFICE OF NAFFERTON with WANSFORD
MINISTRY TEAMPriest in Charge Vacant from 4/3/16Revd Hilary Boon Associate Priest 01377 202084Mrs Gwyneth Southall Reader 01377 253572Mrs Caroline Lees Reader 01377 270806Miss Trish Barker Reader 01377 270091Mr Martin Adams Reader 01377 270120Mrs Sue Nichol Recognised Parish Assistant
CHURCHWARDENS
St Peter's, Hutton CranswickMr Andrew Pickles 01377 270474Mr Martin Adams 01377 270120
St Leonard's, SkerneMrs Margaret Brennand 01377 252157Mr Nick Minns 01377 255600
St Mary's, WattonMr Tony Pexton 01377 270281Mrs Joanne Blacker 01377 270228
St Margaret's, BeswickMr John Duggleby 01377 270229
All Saints, NaffertonMr Michael Anderson 01377 254410
St Mary's, WansfordMr John Seaton 01377 255592
Anyone wishing to arrange a wedding or a baptism - please contact Revd Hilary Boon
Sunday 6 March is Mothering Sunday when there will be afamily service at 10.45 am at St Peter’s Church. Everyone isvery welcome and flowers will be distributed to the childrento give to their mothers.
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Dear Friends,Does it seem to you that things in our daily lives arealways changing? Over the last 100 years thedegree and pace of change has probably beengreater than at any other time in our history.Whether it is in our homes, our places of work orjust in our daily lives the changes have beenphenomenal. Yet as humans we always want toresist change. It’s in our very nature not to want tochange because we feel safe in the old tried andtested ways of doing things. When change doescome we fight against it with questions and denialbut as time goes on the new way of doing thingsbecomes familiar and secure.By making changes the human race has moved onfor century after century and without it we wouldstill be living in caves and feeding ourselves ashunter gatherers. Quite a thought isn’t it! It was toeffect change that God sent his Son to live on earthwith us too. God wanted us to learn about the lovehe has for us and how to love him and each otherin the same way. This month we remember the final chapter ofJesus’ time on earth as a human. In the events ofthe Easter story we learn how many rejected thechance God gave them to change and live in lovetogether as he always intended. Jesus sacrificed hislife to take the punishment for all our humanweakness and give us a chance to be forgiven if werepent for the times we have hurt God by ourfailure to live as he wants us to.But on Easter Day we see the power of God inresurrecting Jesus and the fulfilment of his promiseto all who follow Jesus; a life beyond our earthlylife for all eternity. This is indeed a story of thepositive effect of change if we choose the right kindof things to change.You will be aware that Brian Lees is retiring fromhis ministry here as our Priest in Charge. There willbe a lengthy period while the position is vacant andbefore a new person is appointed. During this timethe Churchwardens and I will be keeping the usualpattern of services in our 6 parishes as far aspossible. The ministry team of Gwyneth, Trish andMartin along with me will continue leading servicesalong with visiting clergy where possible. Howeverthe pool of retired clergy is in great demand thesedays and some services may be different from thenorm. This is particularly the case with services ofHoly Communion.Despite the difficulties, a period of vacancybetween Vicars can be a great time of joy andgrowth in our faith with time for reflection and anew sense of direction identified. Please keep usall in the 6 parishes in your prayers as we put ourtrust in God to show us who and what he wants forus in the next stage of our Christian journeys withinthis group of communities. Change there will be buttogether we can accept it and move confidently intoour future with God and each other.May you be greatly blessed this Eastertide, Hilary
March 6th Mothering Sunday8.00 Holy Communion Beswick10.00 Family Service for Mothering Sunday Skerne10.45 Family Service for Mothering Sunday Hutton Cranswick6.00 Evensong Watton
March 13th 5th Sunday of Lent8.00 Holy Communion Beswick9.15 Holy Communion Skerne10.45 Morning Prayer Wansford with Nafferton10.45 Holy Communion Hutton Cranswick4.30 Evensong Hutton Cranswick6.00 Evensong Watton
March 17th7.00 LINK Hutton Cranswick
HOLY WEEK
March21st, 22nd and 23rd
7.00 Compline Hutton Cranswick
March 24th Maundy Thursday6.30 Holy Communion for Maundy Thursday Wansford with Nafferton7.00 Holy Communion for Maundy Thursday Hutton Cranswick
March 25th Good Friday10.30 Family Service Hutton Cranswick2.00 At the Foot of The Cross Beswick2.00 At the Foot of The Cross Wansford with Nafferton7.00 Joint service at Cranswick Methodist Church
March 27th Easter Day8.00 Holy Communion Beswick9.15 Holy Communion Watton9.15 Holy Communion Skerne10.45 Holy Communion Wansford with Nafferton10.45 Holy Communion Hutton Cranswick
From the Parish Registers
Holy BaptismAt All Saints’, NaffertonEleanor Johnson on January 3rdAt St Leonard's, SkerneIsabelle Thomas on January 24th
WeddingsAt St Peter’s, Hutton CranswickChristopher Paul Kitchen and Samantha Gemma Johnson onFebruary 6th
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P. A. WATSONJOINERY AND FENCING
All work incl: laminate flooring, doorhanging, cupboards, wall units,
decking, fencing, pergolas.
No job too small
Free estimates, call Paul
07949803755
DRIFFIELDGARDEN SERVICES
Various jobs includingDigging Weeding, Hedge Cutting, Grass Cutting
Footpaths and Patios Power WashedSnow Clearing and Wood Cutting
Log cutting and sweeping out garages and sheds
NO JOB TOO SMALL
For immediate response contact
Robert Mumby01377 252354
Mobile : 07983652650
Whitelands Super DeckDriffield Painter/Decorator
John Cooper07913 346303 or 01377 538796
Need a good decorator?No job too small
Fully qualified with 11 years experienceLocal reliable professional service
Call the above for a free quote todaySpring/Summer offers available
Also PVC fascia and gutter cleaningCall John or email
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Hutton Cranswick Methodist ChurchMinister : Rev’d Robert Amos – 01377
252105Sunday Service Cranswick 10.30
Inter-Church Prayer FellowshipMondays 9.30 am at 13a Orchard Lane
Creator God, we thank you for this given day
For your glory shining forth in sky and sea,
In the changing light on the hills
In the flight of birds
In the flowers of meadow and garden
We thank you for your love experienced in our ownlives
For new friends and old
For caring and conversation, for community andsolitude
For work and play, for words and silence
We thank you for this gift of time
May your Spirit help us to use it creatively
In the name of Jesus, who gave his life to let us knowyour love. Amen
Jan Sutch PickardFrom the Iona Publication - This Is The Day
Contemporary Worship
Link7.00 pm Thursday 17 March
Hutton Cranswick Methodist ChapelSpeaker : Alan Moir
Music byTHE REVELATION
If you haven’t been to a LINK service before please comeand join us - yes, it’s church, but church with a different
feel! Come and give us a try!
The local Marie Curie Group will be holding a streetcollection in Driffield on Thursday 3 March 2016.
Please support this worthy cause, either by helping tocollect or by donating generously to the collectors.They are easily identified by their yellow tabards.Some may even be wearing yellow daffodil hats!
The group welcomes their new chairperson, ElizabethShipman, who lives in Hutton. We wish Elizabeth ‘allthe best’ for her new role.
Anyone interested in supporting the local groupshould, in the first instance, contact:
Natalie Atherley on: 01904 755260 or email:[email protected] for further
information.
Women’s World Day of PrayerA joint service for this special day of prayer for
women the world over. The service starts at2.00 pm at St Peter’s Church, Hutton.
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Hutton CranswickChildminding Group
Local Childminders registered individually withOFSTED
* High quality care for children of all ages.* Integrated education through play, exploration,
new experiences and activities.* Flexible hours and arrangements to meet the
needs of the children and families.* We all drop off and pick up at the local
playgroup and school.* Regular socialising including local Mother and
Toddler group, Soft Play, Little Bears and group‘get togethers’.
* Nutritious home cooked meals provided byarrangement.
Contact
Sally Bean 270590
Sally Gowthorpe 270213
Ann Jefferson 270455
Tara Lock 271329
Lucy Melling 07891849969
Chinese New Year
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Nature in the gardensReaders will note from the Village in Bloom report that the topic for thespring photographic competition is ‘Nature in the garden’. By coincidence,The Bulletin has received some wonderful pictures and descriptions from alocal resident whose place of work is a very special garden!
Burnby Hall Gardens in Pocklington have been described as "a jewel inYorkshire’s crown” and have been awarded the prestigious Yorkshire inBloom Gold Award for six consecutive years (2010-2015).
For the last couple of years, Peter Rogers has been photographing theseasons at Burnby Hall Gardens. He has been amazed at the spectacularvistas that are created by sunlight on the lakes, sunrises, and the changingcolours of the trees and flowers.
Recently Peter has started looking more closely at the bird life which existsin abundance there. The winter period allows the opportunity for the
resident birds to be seen more clearly against the stark skeletons of the trees, once the leaves have fallen. Thequieter periods of the year, when visitor numbers are lower, allow for sightings of species who only allow usfleeting glimpses when it is busy.
The most notable of the bigger birds is the heron. This magnificent bird can often be seen in the early morningstanding motionless next to the Upper Lake or high in the redwood tree surveying the world. It must havefantastic eyesight as it is away as soon as it gets even a glimpse of anyone in the Gardens, often from asubstantial distance away.
The most colourful bird seen fluttering regularly above the Upper Lake and diving into the water in search ofsmaller fish is, of course, the kingfisher. The kingfisher uses the signs for the water lilies as perches fromwhich to survey both lakes and it is a joy to see. Amongst the abundance of smaller birds, of which it has beenestimated there are at least twenty-four species in the Gardens, are the friendly robins. Next time you visitBurnby Hall Gardens, why not have a careful look around yourself and see what birds you can you can see andhear in this wonderful location.
Burnby Hall Gardens and Museum open for the new season on Saturday 19 March 2016. For furtherinformation, please visit: www.burnbyhallgardens.com where you will find more delightful photographs andinformation about events. Between 23 April and 7 May the Gardens will be hosting the fourth annual TulipFestival, which is well worth a visit.
[Thank you to Peter Rogers for raising awareness of these delightful Gardens – just a short drive away.]
©PeterRogers
Driffield OctopussiesAre you aged 16+?
Are you a competent and enthusiastic swimmer?
Do you perhaps need some volunteering experience for your CV, either for a college application/Duke ofEdinburgh Award Scheme, or just for personal fulfilment?
Could you give up an hour of your time weekly early on a Friday evening?
Driffield Octopussies have for some time been operating a most successful session for disabled swimmersof all ages at Driffield Leisure Centre, either for teaching complete beginners or to improve the swimmingskills of those attending. The organisers need more assistance from young people during this session,principally to accompany disabled youngsters who are trying to swim lengths but who perhaps lackconfidence in their own abilities. There are always Life Guards and Swimming Teachers in attendance – theadditional need is for confident, able-bodied swimmers just to swim alongside and back up the help alreadyavailable.
You would have to provide your own transport to the Leisure Centre, but there would be no entry chargeand your help would be greatly appreciated ... the session runs from 6–7 pm each Friday. If you areinterested, please ring LINDA SIMPSON on 01377 255192 for more details.
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KILNWICK GARDENSQuality plants at sensible prices
Now selling Primroses,Pansies, Violas and awide range of Spring
flowering bulbs and overwintered perennials.
Open daily 10am – 4pm(closed Wednesday)Tel 01377 270216
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“BAKE IN A BOX”Would you like a box of Genuine Home Baking
delivered to your door every week?The boxes contents will rotate on a four weekly basis,
and will cost £11 per week
8” Bramble & Apple PieVictoria Sandwich
6” Ground Rice Tart2 Sultana Scones
Rose Cottage Bacon &Egg Pie
8” Cherry PieChocolate Cake6” Coconut TartRose CottageMed. Pork Pie
8” Apple PieCoffee Cake
3 Jam & 3 Lemon TartsRose Cottage Steak
Pie
8” Raspberry & Apple PieSmall Fruit Loaf
6 Jam Tarts6 Lemon Tarts
Rose Cottage Chicken &Mushroom Pie
MARCH
Grass cutting - Scarifying - Turfing -Seeding
Hedge cutting - Fence repair anderection etc
Most gardening jobs undertaken
Free estimates
Call or visit our website for further details
Tel : 0775 1090201
www.searsandnewman.co.uk
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Could this be You?Have you ever:-
○ wondered how your favourite magazine gets put together?○ wondered what it would be like to have a hand in publishing
something?○ had the urge to do a little research and write up your findings?○ looked at the computer you bought last year and felt as if you could
do more than Surf the Net with it?○ felt those creative juices flowing but don’t quite know what to do with them?
If the answer to any of the above is ‘yes’, then helping out withthe editing and preparation of the Bulletin might be just thething for you!!
You don’t have to know anything about publishing as the Bulletin team (who are a very friendly bunch) willshow you the ropes and you never know – The Bulletin today, Vogue magazine tomorrow!
If you feel that you might be interested please get in touch. You don’t have to make a commitment at thisstage but come and talk to us and explore some of the many possibilities you might like to try.
To get in touch: email [email protected]; telephone Sue 01377 271947; Lynn 01377 271242 or have a chat with any member of The Bulletin team known to you.
Joe & Anne Duggan have recently retired from The Bulletin team.In 2008, a number of new people joined Sue Wardell, Ron Collinsand Beryl Stevenson to assist with compiling and producing thevillage newsletter. Joe & Anne became valued members of theteam and gradually took over responsibility for working withadvertisers, from Ron Collins, as well as creating advertisementsfor contributors.
Their contribution to the success of The Bulletin has beenconsiderable. They have helped to secure a satisfactory income,which, together with the precept from the Parish Council, ensuresthat The Bulletin currently has a sound financial foundation.
Joe & Anne received a planter of colourful spring flowers to showappreciation for all the work they have done over the past eightyears. The rest of the team wish them a long and happy retirement.
Sue Jackson, current treasurer to The Bulletin, has agreed tocombine her role with that of liaising with advertisers. Sue canbe contacted on: 01377 271247 or advertisements andcorrespondence can be sent to: [email protected] for Sue’sattention.
Team members retireAn ApologySome readers found theATM item on page 19 of theFebruary Bulletin “extremelyoffensive”. For this weapologise. With The Bulletin,we aim to be informative,educational and to build asense of community, with alittle light entertainmenthere and there. It’s neverour intention to causeoffence and we thank thereaders concerned for theirfeedback.
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Two pine kitchen chairs - £8Car roof box (Halfords) - £15
Telephone: 01377 270888
New, unused folding bicycle5 speed, dynamo and carry bag
Cost £185 - will accept £80Telephone: 01377 270247
Hutton Cranswick SRA
Friday 18 March
7.30 pm
£4.00 to include supper
Please phone Sue Jackson 01377 270247to book your place and your supper!
Welcome to The Bulletin : March 2016We hope you enjoy reading your copy of The Bulletin. If youwould like to send an item for publication please email this to
[email protected] you prefer you can deliver your article to Sue Wardell at
10 St Peter’s Close, Hutton.To place an advert please contact Sue Jackson on
01377 271247If you do not receive a regular copy, or would like to help with
deliveries, Yvonne would like to hear from you on01377 202140.
All items for inclusion in The Bulletin should be with us by the18th of the month, otherwise we cannot guarantee inclusion.
Please Note : if you send your items by email we willacknowledge receipt within a few days, if you do not hear from
us then please contact us by phone on 271947to ensure we have received your copy.
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February meeting of HuttonCranswick WI
Our President, Jenny Brock, welcomed 26members and 1 visitor to the meeting. As itwas the AGM, as well as an ordinarymeeting, we did not have a speaker butmade our own entertainment. For theAGM, treasurer’s reports were read andsigned and Jenny gave a report detailing allthe major WI events of the past year.Gwynneth produced a quiz for us all to dowhile we were eating our halftime tea andcake and after tea we had a toilet roll gamewhich was very interesting.Jo Richards announced the competitionwinner for the year, 1�� Zoe Cadman, 2ⁿ�Val Thompson, 3�� tied Lilian Finch,Gwynneth Richardson and Jo Richards,Dates for your diary:Annual dinner at Nafferton 6�� April,deposit £5.Band Concert at Driffield 7�� May.Next meeting March 8�� speakers David andMark, flower arrangers.Visitors welcome.
Across
3. young dog5. big and noisy7. has a long neck9. farmer's best friend11. grown on the farm
Down
1. building on the farm2. you can ride this3. a - - - - of water4. young and has a curly tail6. catches mice8. very woolly10. it eats almost anything
Answers on page 23
Kids’ ZoneOn the Farm
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CONTACT
01377 270837 or 07721380185
Mill Lodge, Mill Street, Hutton YO25 9PU
ALAN REDMOND BUILDING SERVICESN.H.B.C. REGISTEREDHOUSEBUILDERS
SERVICES AVAILABLE
New build housing
All types of extension work
Interior refurbishment
Loft conversions
Velux window fitting
Conservatories supplied and fitted
All types of repair work
Replacement windows and doors
Drives block paved
Tarmac to footpaths and drives
Kitchens and bathrooms supplied & fitted
DISABILITY ADAPTATIONS
Doors widened or turned round
Ramps and rails fitted
Disability adaptations of existing facilitiesie bathrooms and bedrooms
Walk in shower (wet rooms)
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Nobilis, Linwood, Kandola and manymore
CURTAINS/BLINDS - MADE TOMEASURE
CARPETS/FLOORING
LIGHTING
FULL FITTING SERVICE
Feel free to visit our Studio at Manor House,Manor Close, Hutton Cranswick (by appt only)
Or call to arrange an appointment in your home
Tel: 07878 072625
Email. Andreabeckettinteriors.co.uk
Website: www.andreabeckettinteriors.co.uk
DATES FOR YOUR DIARYWednesday 9th, 16th, 23rd March LentLunches at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick.
Thursday 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th March YouthClub (12–14 Year Olds) 6:30-8:00pm at SRARotsea Lane. Entrance 50p.
Friday 4th, 11th, 18th March Youth Club forGrown Ups 10:00-11:30am at the SRA RotseaLane. Entrance 50p including coffee or tea andbiscuits.
Friday 4th March Women‛s World Day ofPrayer 2:00pm at St Peter‛s Church, Hutton.
Sunday 6th March Mothering Sunday FamilyService 10:45am at St Peter‛s Church, Hutton.All Welcome.
Monday 7th March Mixed Crafts 1:00-3:00pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick.For more information contact:Gwyneth Southall 01377 253572.
Monday 7th, 14th, 21st, Tai Chi 7:00-8:30pmat WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. Newmembers welcome. Just turn up.
Tuesday 8th March WI Meeting 7:15pm atWI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. FlowerArranging Demonstration. Competition - AFlower Arrangement in a Teapot.
Monday 14th March Bridge 1:30-3:30pm atWI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick. Contact:Monica McGregor on 01377 270717.
Friday 18th March Quiz Night 7:30pm atSRA. Rotsea Lane. Entrance £4.00 includessupper. Phone Sue Jackson 01377 270247 tobook a place.
Friday 18th March Bingo Night 6:30pm EyesDown 7:00pm at Hutton Cranswick School.
Saturday 19th March “Olivet to Calvary”2:00pm at St Peter‛s Church, Hutton.
Sunday 20th March Village in Bloom FundRaising Stall at Driffield Showground.
Monday 21st March Mixed Crafts 2:00-4:00pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick.For more information contact:Gwyneth Southall 01377 253572.
Friday 25th March Easter Bingo 6:30pm EyesDown 7:00pm at Foreman‛s Garage. Proceeds inaid of Dynamix.
To have your events listed inDates for your Diary, please email
[email protected] or contact:Sue Moody on 01377 275333
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FROM OUR SCHOOLFacts about a make believe animal by Joseph in Year 5The SnelifishUnder the water, the snelifish could be found in cold oceans.But can also be found in rain forests as well as cold water. Onland the snelifish lives in a tropical rain forest. It will takeabout two weeks for it to adapt to the habitat.Speed and GrowthSnelifish can grow up to 3 metres long or longer, snelifish cangrow very big about the size of a half grown tree.It can go very fast at its top speed. It can go 100mph underwater but on land it can go 125mph.AgeThe age of the snelifish is 50 but can live up to 125 years old oreven older.The snelifish is hunted by humans, tigers, whales andfishermen. The fishermen use nets to catch them.TemperatureThe snelifish can live in all temperatures. Its skin cannot survive in hot temperatures becauseits skin is made for cold weather only.
Describing a make believe animal by Grace in Year 5
How is the Red Pandafent Equipped in this Biome?The red pandafent lives in the Australian Rain Forest. It is asslow as a turtle because it can only go 3 miles per hour.The temperature is 30 degrees Celsius. It eats bamboo andnuts and it‛s very heavy like a 100 pound weight. The redpandafent is so STRONG it can throw a GIANT!!!It‛s quite long and it can climb trees because its body is a redsquirrel and it can climb trees REALLY tall trees but its legsdangle down.The fur is unusual because the head is grey because of thepanda, red fur for the red squirrel and no fur on the legs justscales.The red pandafent is a tiny bit strange because it has a Pandahead, a red squirrels body and elephant legs.
Youth Club – for grown ups!Friday mornings 10.00 to 11.30 at the SRA, Rotsea Lane – great fun,laughter and good conversation, tea, coffee and biscuits … all for just50p!
Indoor Kurling or Table Tennis, Dominoes and some of us are learningMahjong! You can join in or just come along and enjoy the company. Ifgetting there is a problem, please contact Mike, on 07814923699,who will try to sort out transport for you!
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Hutton Cranswick Parish Council
Minutes of the meeting of the Parish Council held in the WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswickon Friday 15 January 2016 at 7.00 pm.
Present: Cllr Richardson (Chairman)Cllr Miss Dams Cllr Scullion,Cllr Mrs Simpson Cllr Sibley-Calder Cllr WardellCllr Mrs Mills Cllr Mrs Johnson Cllr Thompson
David Siddle – East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Parishioners present: Six
16/001 To receive and approve apologies for absence: Cllr Poolford
16/002 a) To record declarations of interest by any member of the council in respect of the agenda items listedbelow. Members declaring interests should identify the agenda item and type of interest being declared.(Code of Conduct, Localism Act 2011)
Cllr Mrs Mills Item Nos 15/28 Non pecuniary HCSRA Committee MemberCllr Scullion, Item Nos 9b/21 Non pecuniary NeighbourCllr Mrs Simpson Item Nos 15/28 Non pecuniary HCSRA TrusteeCllr Mr Wardell Item Nos 15/28 Non pecuniary HCSRA Committee Member
(b) To note dispensations given to any member of the council in respect of the agenda items listed:Resolved - None
16/003 To confirm as a true record the minutes of the meeting of the Parish Council held on Monday 14December 2015 - having been previously circulated were agreed as a correct record and signed by the Chairman(proposed Cllr Mills/seconded Cllr Wardell)
16/004 Co-option of Councillors: To fill the vacancies from those expressing an interest and the signing ofDeclaration of Acceptance of Office of co-opted councillors if present or to make arrangements for thesigning of the Declaration of Acceptance if not present - Resolved – to co-op Russell Thompson (proposedCllr Johnson/Seconded Cllr Wardell)
16/005 To receive information on the following on-going issues (not included elsewhere) and decide furtheraction where necessary:a) Written Advice – to present Written Advice as regards action to take concerning proposed developmenton land at and to the south of 4 The Green, Cranswick – Agreed – to write to the East Riding of YorkshireCouncil and the owners of the property to seek clarification as to the extent of the highways and as to whether anyof the proposed works under the planning application would involve an actionable interference with the villagegreen.
b) To present the details of the resuscitation training workshop dates and agree costs – Cllr Sibley Calderreported that a training session was to be held in the spring and that the School was to include awareness training aspart of its health and safety training programme.
16/006 Police Report: No report received. PSCOs Chris Webster was the single point of contact for the village.
16/007 Public Participation: To suspend Standing Orders for 15 minutes to allow members of the public andcouncillors with pecuniary/non-pecuniary interest to ask questions or make statements (limited to 3minutes per person). There was no public participation
16/008 Planning Matters: To submit Notice of Decision made by the ERYC and consider a response to anycorrespondence and presentation or information received.
A 15/03344/VAR - Variation of Condition 6 (approved plans) of planning permission 14/03189/PLF - Erection of adwelling - to allow for an amended design at Rinanuan, Orchard Lane Hutton for Mr David Robinson - Approved 5
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conditions - Noted
16/009 Planning Applications: To agree a response to the following tree & planning applications received.Planning applications can be viewed on the ERYC website by visiting: www.eastriding.gov.uk andfollowing the appropriate link
A 15/03907/PLF - Erection of a pair of 3 bedroom semi-detached dwellings with pedestrian access and to the rear of 24The Green Hutton Cranswick East Riding of Yorkshire for Traynor Homes – Full Planning Permission - Object (a)The proposal would create further traffic congestion as there is no provision for off-street car parking and (b) theproposal is not in keeping with the surrounding area. (proposed Cllr Wardell/seconded Cllr Sibley Calder)
B15/03944/PLF - Erection of single storey to front and installation of window to side Foxdene 48 Orchard LaneHutton East Riding Of Yorkshire YO25 9PX for Mr Mark Dean - No objections(Proposed Cllr Wardell/seconded Cllr Simpson)
C 16/00058/PLF Erection of two storey extension to rear 8 Hutton Balk Hutton East Riding Of Yorkshire YO25 9PTfor Mr. Carl Cuthbertson – Full Planning Permission- No objections (proposed Cllr Wardell/seconded Cllr Scullion)
16/010 To receive representatives’ reports –information onlyCllr Simpson reported the In Bloom dates for judging was 4th - 15th April for spring and 4th – 22nd July for summer.The In Bloom team planned to have a stall at the Kelk Plant Fair on the Driffield showground on 23 March.
16/011 To receive play area report (and quarterly/annual report if applicable) and agree to any repairs/changes –Action – the clerk to arrange for the repairs outlined in the operational inspection report to be undertaken and tocomplete and make a grant application to the Big Lottery Fund for replacement equipment. (proposed CllrWardell/seconded Cllr Mills)
16/012 Community Safety Strategy – to agree to progress with matters of safety within the parish – Action – theclerk to inform the East Riding of Yorkshire Council of the damage to road sides down Howl Lane and HuttonRoad.
16/013 Clerk’s report – To update the Parish Council on progress from previous meetings or on any subject nototherwise shown on the agendaa) To agree a course of action concerning the response from Rob Brown, ER Highways Department as
regards traffic issues on Howl Lane (e-mailed to Cllrs 9/1/16) – Action - the clerk to remind relevantcontractors to give due consideration to residents and vulnerable road users when travelling on Howl Lane.
b) Byelaws, Cranswick Green – to advise the Parish Council on the progress on the Notice ofConfirmation as advertised in the 24 November 2015 issue of Driffield Wolds and Weekly – Noted –that the consultation period had ended on 24 December 2015 and that Defra had confirmed that norepresentations had been received objecting to the changes to the Byelaw. Action - the clerk makearrangements with Defra for the byelaw to be confirmed. (proposed Cllr Sibley-Calder/seconded Cllr Mills)
16/014 Garden Allotment – Monthly report & considerationsa) To inform the Council of any changes of tenancy: - No changes to reportb) To approve/advise of the erections of sheds, greenhouses: No changes to reportc) To consider action as regards any management and/or tenancy issues: None required
16/015 HCSRA Report – for information onlyCllr Wardell reported; the dyke had not been cleared and was in need of urgent attention; a quiz was to be held on22nd January raising funds for cancer research and McMillan nurses; the replacement oil tank was still to be installed;and a visit from a regional advisor from the football association was planned to give advice in making improvementsto the football pitches.
16/016 Centenary Wood: To approve maintenance work as necessary: - No work required.
16/017 Gatehouse lake facility – to approve maintenance work as necessary – Noted – that removal of weed in thelake was to be undertaken in February.
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16/018 War Memorial – to approve maintenance work as necessary – Noted – the clerk was seeking a quotation forspecialist gravel.
16/019 To approve the updated cheque signatories – Resolved – that Cllr Wardell and the clerk were given authority tosign cheques.
16/020 To consider the new community policing arrangements and consider any action as required – Agreed –that the community policing team is informed that; allotment security; tackling farm (rural) crime and speeding/carracing incidents in and around the village are areas of concern which the Council want the police to consider whenpolicing the parish.
16/021 To consider the practice of plant and tree planting on highway verges by homeowners (e-mailed to Cllrs9/1/16) - Agreed – that when such matters are raised with councillors theclerk informs the East Riding of Yorkshire Council of such incidents and notifies the homeowners accordingly.(proposed Cllr Richardson/seconded Cllr Sibley-Calder) – Cllr Scullion abstained from the vote.
16/022 To consider the purchase of a marquee(s) for village events (deferred from July 2015). Action – the clerk toobtain the cost of purchasing a marquee.
16/023 To consider changing the date of the monthly Parish Council meeting (e-mailed to Cllrs 30/12/15). Action– the clerk to inform councillors on the availability of the venues in the village where a two hour meetingcommencing at 7.00 pm can be held.
16/024 To review and agree any changes to the Standing Orders/Financial Regulations (e-mailed to Cllrs9/1/16) – Resolved – to increase the reference of £2000 to £5000 under clause 11 “Contracts” of the FinancialRegulations. (proposed Cllr Richardson/seconded Cllr Simpson).
16/025 To investigate the provision of more local recycling facilities for household batteries in partnership withthe ERYC or other relevant organisations – Action – the clerk to investigate and report findings at the nextmeeting.
16/026 To ask the ERYC to include in its regular sweeping schedule the shared-use cycle/pedestrian path onBeverley Road, between Hobman Lane and Burn Butts Lane – Agreed - that the East Riding of YorkshireCouncil be requested to include the footpath in its regular sweeping schedule. (proposed Cllr Richardson/secondedCllr Wardell)
16/027 To discuss the condition and management of the utility services on Sheepman Lane – Agreed – thatYorkshire Water are informed of the Council’s concerns over the condition and management of the sewagepumping system at Sheepman Lane, Cranswick. (proposed Cllr Richardson/seconded Cllr Wardell)
16/028 To appoint 2 Parish Council representatives as observers to the HCSRA committee – Noted – that CllrThompson agreed to be an observer of the HCSRA committee.
16/029 To consider further information received in relation to Neighbourhood Planning (e-mailed to Cllrs8/1/16) – Agreed – that in order to better understand the opportunities of developing a neighbourhood plan, ameeting was be held with a Senior Strategic Planning Officer from the East Riding of Yorkshire Council on the 3rd
February. (proposed Cllr Mills/seconded Cllr Wardell)
16/030 To approve the accounts for payment
Chequeno
Name Details VAT Total ££Inc VAT
2931 Hutton Cranswick SRA Hall hire 14/12/2015 @£7ph 14.002932 HCWI Hall Hire 15/01/16 12.002933 SLCC Annual subscription fee 103.002934 CPRE Annual subscription fee 36.002935 Gail Newlove Postage, mileage 23.762936 Allsigns 6 x Dog fouling stickers 3.60 21.60
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2937 Autela Payroll Services Auto enrolment planning 20.002938 Getmapping Plc Annual subscription 8.40 50.402939 Salvation Army Christmas Market attendance 25.002940 Hutton Cranswick SRA Donation toward new oil tank 1500.002941 Trevor Eling Cutting down fallen tree 72.002942 Administration Salary and expenses 16.80 482.42
Approved – (proposed Cllr Richardson/seconded Cllr Wardell)16/031 To respond to correspondence/items for information/next agenda:
a) ERNLLCA Newsletter – e-mailed to Cllrs 21/12/2015- Notedb) East Riding Group – introductory letter (e-mailed to Cllrs 30/12/2015) - Notedc) Rural Vulnerability Service - Rural Transport - December 2015 (e-mailed to Cllrs 30/12/2015) – Notedd) Flood Advisory Service Roadshow - 14th/15th January (e-mailed to Cllrs 23/12/2015) - Notede) Information from the chairman of Smaller Authorities’ Audit - Notedf) East Riding Parish News – Issue 92 – January 2016 (e-mailed to Cllrs 8/1/16) – Noted
16/032 To receive a visit from David Siddle (ER Rural Housing Enabler) to provide an update on AffordableHousing (e-mailed to Cllrs 8/1/16) – David Siddle (ER Rural Housing Enabler) informed councillors that a fourhour public drop-in session was to be hosted by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council in the WI Hall on 10th
February commencing at 3.00 pm. The event was aimed at informing residents of the opportunity for affordablehousing in the village and was to gauge the demand for such housing. The Council would advertise the event in theBulletin and local businesses. A representative from a Housing Association was to attend. Cllr Richardson was torepresent the Parish Council.
16/033 To consider damage to Cranswick Green verges caused by vehicles and agree a course of action - Agreed –that the offender of any damage caused to The Green will be a requested to re-instate the damaged area. Also, abrief article was to be placed in the February Bulletin asking drivers to please take extra care not to damageroadside grass verges and The Green. (proposed Cllr Scullion/seconded Cllr Sibley-Calder)
16/034 Exclusion of press and publicTo resolve that due to the confidential nature of the business to be transacted, the press and the public areexcluded from the remainder of the meeting (Section 1(2) Public Bodies Admissions to Meetings Act 1960)– Agreed - that the public were invited to leave the meeting. (proposed Cllr Simpson/seconded Cllr Wardell)
16/035 To review the agricultural holdings tenancies – Agreed – that the Land Agents be instructed to commenceformal proceedings on the matter discussed. (proposed Cllr Richardson/seconded Cllr Wardell)
16/036 Next meeting of the Council – Noted – the next meeting was scheduled for February 23, 2016 at 7.00 pm at theWI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick
There being no further business the meeting closed at 8.50 pm
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