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The Newsletter of Hotham, Everthorpe & North Cave
April - May 2014
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51 Market Place, South Cave
Tel. 01430 422 221 / 01482 352 199
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The nursery specialises in herbaceous
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Your Newsletter...
you take advantage of the opportunity to
call in, to discuss issues you may have.
Welcome to this issue of The Village Link,
which is packed full of news and events,
that we hope you will find interesting and
informative. Some to draw to your attention
are: Hotham Hall where a busy Open
Gardens for Easter Weekend is planned; a
Race Night at Hotham Village Hall; and
North Cave Cricket Club have a very full
calendar of events for the summer.
The WW1 Project is hoping to collect
individuals’ memories of that time - if you,
or someone you know, has a story to tell,
please get in touch.
It is always satisfying for event organisers
when events are well supported - please try
to support the forthcoming events.
North Cave Parish Council are trying out
the idea of a Surgery for residents to pop in
and speak to Councillors - make sure that
Elizabeth Blackledge
North Cave in Bloom
The Pansies in the planters have done their job giving some
colour during the winter months. Now spring is upon us the
daffodils around the village will have opened to reveal a sea of
yellow.
We will be planting Non Stop begonias and Trailing begonias in
the planters and Village Hall baskets in the middle of May again
this year. Last year's plants did very well and looked lovely, but
needed plenty of watering.
We have planted 3 crab apple trees in the Millennium Walk. One
of our ex-members also planted a silver birch that he had grown in his garden. It is a shame that
some dog owners still let their dogs foul this area.
We did not get the opportunity last year to help the Primary School with a planting project, but
we hope to be able to help this year.
The plants under road signs were pruned late last year, but will still need some attention.
Geoff and Sandra Bean have left NCIB after many years, they have been invaluable with their
knowledge and hard work. We wish them well for the future.
We welcome our new member Graham Mathers, but we are still just a small committee, and are
asking you to please join our group, if you are interested in helping to keep North Cave Blooming
lovely, even if you can only help with regular watering etc.
We are not having our annual Hook-A-Duck stall at the Village Show this year to raise funds, so
if you can help in any way please phone Steve 01430 422709.
Happy Potting from NCIB
Editor Wanted
We s ll need someone to share the role of Editor with Bill Blackledge. CorelDraw so ware
(for PC) will be supplied and the successful applicant will be trained in all aspects of
pu ng the Village Link together. So, if you have a PC, are interested in developing a useful
skill, and are keen to keep the Village Link going - please contact Bill on 01430 423204.
This is your Village Link, we value your contribu ons. Please note, the deadline for the
June - July issue is the 12th May
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SCHOOL
LINK
TROUT IN THE CLASSROOM!
Last month 350 trout eggs were delivered to Class 4 along with a tank and lots of equipment.
The children will be observing and recording the eggs over the next few months. Please read on
for more information from the children about our new 'visitors'.
Brown Trout Facts!
by Blythe
Becky's Trout Dairy….
Dear Diary, I woke up this morning and one thought
sprang into my head. Where am I? I did my best to
roll around a bit, but only being a small, brown trout
egg, it wasn't very easy. Then it suddenly dawned on
me. I remembered all that had happened yesterday:
the being trapped in a dark polystyrene box, the giant
human faces looking in at us when the lid had been
lifted, the numbers being called out and then being
chucked in this tank.
My friends and I lie on these uncomfortable stones on
the bottom. I just can't wait until I hatch, then I can
get off this floor and swim around. My friend Dan told
me when we get off the ground and start to swim the
humans will even feed us! Speaking of those humans,
what's the need to crowd around our tank and peer in
at us? It's horrifying! I mean they're interesting and
all, but what are they? These humans just don't get it.
I didn't really do much today, just had a small
conversation with Steve. He told me about when we
get released. We get released? Where is everybody
getting these facts from? And how come I don't know?
Well, I think that's all for today, I wonder what I'll find
out tomorrow …….
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Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout are the
same family
Brown Trout eggs are orange
Brown Trout feed off their eggs for the
first few weeks
Brown Trout can reach the age of 20 years
old
Brown Trout don't have scales for the first
month of their life
The life
cycle of a
brown trout
by Oliver.
The Equipment We Need
by Oliver
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Water – so the fish can live
Filter – to keep the water clean
Electric feeder – to feed the fish
when we are not here
Fish food – to feed the fish
Refrigeration unit – to keep the
water at the right temperature
NORTH CAVE CE PRIMARY SCHOOL 01430 422551
www.northcave-school.co.uk
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North Cave Parish Council News
urgent attention.
b. Pot holes Church Street (lower) around
Denmark Rise Junction require repair
c. ERYC response traffic calming –
Everthorpe: The Council had seen the
info. prior to the meeting with the results of
the two radar speed surveys carried out on
Low/High Road, Everthorpe over a period
of 1.5 hrs. The results showed that in both
locations the speeds were considered to
be satisfactory for the 30mph speed limit.
The Clerk informed the Council that the
fence at the bottom of A63 had been
installed by the Highways Agency. The
grass verge on Newport Road has been
cut back by ERYC. ERYC have informed
the Clerk that under a temporary road
closure for a minimum of 4 weeks
Feb/March 2014 (dependant on the
weather) to carry out carriage way
maintenance from Appleton Lane Junction
and Church Street East bound up to
Castle Farm on Wold Hill. ERYC will notify
the residents’ and intend to put an article in
our next Village Link edition. Clerk to notify
ERYC of a number of pot holes on Church
Street, going towards the Village Green.
Also, regards a bramble bush which needs
cutting back on Appleton Lane.
d. Traffic Sub-committee: Our next Traffic
meeting will be on 4th March 2014
Parish Councillors: We have one more
vacancy on the Parish Council. If you would
like to know more about the role or you would
like to apply, please contact the Clerk. A list of
our current Councillors is on our Notice Board,
which is sited on the car park adjacent to the
Chapel on Westgate.
1. Flood Alleviation to the Wetlands: The
Flood Warden reported that the
Environment Agency workers started
clearing the beck on 12.01.2014 at Low
Mill Lane and they are working up stream.
The Parish Council is working hard to keep
the village safe from any flooding.
2. North Cave Neighbourhood Plan
Working Group A general discussion
took place regarding the financing of the
plan. Cllr Whitlock stated that £7000 was
available to the Parish Council this had
been determined at the first meeting,
restated at the second meeting with the
Planning Officer from ERYC and
subsequently checked out with ERYC by
the Clerk. The real issue was how much
extra funding was required from the 20142015 precept as a contribution. This was
currently speculative until advice had been
ascertained from the two Performance
Management Consultants.
A brief discussion took place regarding the
Council paying any extra hours worked by
the Clerk in relation to the Neighbourhood
Plan. Resolved by a unanimous decision.
The Clerk informed the Council that she
had sent the letter of application to ERYC.
4. Management of Millennium Walk: The
beck had been cleared of debris in the
area of Millennium Walk. The Distance
Measuring Plaque has been repaired/part
replaced by a local contractor. Cllr Mathers
was thanked by the Council for cutting
down part of a small tree for safety
reasons.
3. Traffic Issues:
Pot holes in Church Street (upper) work carried out
Bramble bush on Appleton Lane - work
carried out
30 MPH sign, Junction of Townend Lane
damaged - work carried out
Tree down near War Memorial - work
carried out
5. Cherry Trees on land adjacent to
Newport Road and the Poor Field: The
trees had been removed and the stumps
ground on the 13.01.2013. A discussion
took place regards the following:
a. Removing the saplings. Cllr Mr Bayram
offered to remove these.
b. Cllr Bayram will advise the Clerk when he
intends to carry this work before our next
meeting. The consensus of opinion was
Action Required:
a. The junction between Fairfield and Station
Road has deteriorated badly and requires
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would like their area to become a “No Cold
Calling Zone” please contact the Clerk for
information as how to set up the scheme.
that the trees should be replaced with a
limited growth height such as a crab apple
so not to interfere with the overhead
electricity lines and consider planting
daffodil bulbs to enhance the area.
c. Allotments, Sands Lane: If you would like
to be added to the waiting list please
contact Sue the Clerk. Some allotment
holders have now opted for half a plot, as
this will be easier to manage.
Letter received from tenant re perimeter
hedge: The letter was read out requesting
that the hedge on Station Road be allowed
to grow a further 1m in height to obscure
the allotments from the road to deter
thefts/vandalism. It was proposed that the
landowner is contacted to ask his
permission to let the hedge grow, and then
inform our local contractor of the
Landowners decision.
The Clerk informed the Council that after a
recent site visit with a local resident, he
had agreed to take over one of the plots
and arranged to sign the required
agreement with the Clerk. She went on to
say that a current tenant was still in the
process of transferring a number of trees
and tidying up half of her plot, which she is
to relinquish. The Clerk will then offer it to
a further resident on the waiting list.
8. Code of Conduct Training: The Clerk
informed the Council that the course is on
the 15th January 2014, Village Hall 7-9pm.
9. Community Emergency planning
document: Volunteers are still being
sourced to be added to the plan. Please
ring the clerk if you be able help.
10. ERYC – Dog Fouling Pilot Scheme:
Cllrs Mrs L. Bayram and Mrs M. Whitlock
are both interested in joining the dog
fouling pilot scheme. As there was little
enthusiasm to provide a workshop at
North Cave, Cllrs Mrs Bayram and Mrs
Whitlock will attend a workshop at Market
Weighton, on behalf of the Community.
11. Proposed submission East Riding
Local Plan: The Councillors had received
information prior to the meeting to enable
them to view two documents – a Strategy
Document and an Allocations Document
on the Cabinet agenda. A further period of
consultation will start in late January and
will last for six weeks, however comments
put forward will have to be within the
Councils criteria.
6. War Memorial re Grant Application:
A discussion took place regarding the
progress of addressing two main issues.
a. Cleaning the memorial with water.
b. The purchase of memorial(s) made of
marble and inscribed with the names of
the fallen to be sited at an agreed location
adjacent to the War Memorial. It is the
centenary of the start of WW1 this year so
the appearance of the War Memorial will
be an issue of concern to our community.
We hope to have the War Memorial
spruced up for the remembrance service.
Specification:
• Square Marble tablets coated in acrylic
to ensure low maintenance
• Colour to be decided
• Inscription: “We will remember them”
and the names.
• Securely bolted into concrete
12. Road Sweepers Dust Cart: The Clerk
informed the Council that the road
sweeper was thrilled with his new cart.
She went on to say that she had managed
to get 10% reduction off the price.!
13. Salt distribution to local shops/areas
and snow clearing via local farmers, if
required. After a brief discussion
regarding salt distribution, the Chair
informed the Council that Cllr Bayram
would be distributing to local shops.
14. Erosion of the bank along the PROW
(Public Rights of Way) from Church
Lane: The Chair, Cllr Strong and the Clerk
attended a site visit with a representative
from ERYC PROW team to discuss the
bank. After assessing the area, Mr Parker
suggested he contacts residents to discuss
7. Door to Door Cold Calling: If residents
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winds causing a safety concern. Fell four
Lawson Cypress trees (T2/T5) as severely
overcrowded causing dieback, greatly
reducing light and preventing growth to a
mature Yew tree, which they surround.
Location: The Briars 18 Nordham North Cave
East Riding of Yorkshire HU15 2LT Applicant
Mr. G. Manning. Application type: Tree
Works in a Conservation Area
possible options to improve the bank, at a
number of areas along that stretch of path,
from Church Lane. Mr Parker will update
the Clerk when he has the necessary
information.
5. HMP Wolds and Everthorpe Prisons are
now named “HMP Humber Prison”.
Current plans to consider:
13/03970 Erection of a detached dwelling and
garage following demolition of existing
electrical shop and warehouse at MC Mews
Ltd; 41 Westgate, North Cave. Full Planning
Permission. Approved and ERYC informed
15.01.2014 by email and letter.
For information:
Meetings: North Cave Parish Council holds its
Full Council meetings in the main room of the
Village Hall, on the 4th Tuesday of the month.
On the 2nd Monday of the month the Planning
meeting is held in the anti room. Both
meetings will commence at 7.00pm for the
Public Forum. During the public forum the
public has a chance to speak.
Planning - Decisions made by ERYC:
13/03970 Erection of a pitched roof over the
existing flat roof at the front of the building 60
Village Hall Westgate. Granted
13/03469 Extension to stables and hay store
Mr and Mrs Harman the Spinney Common
Lane, North Cave. Granted
13/01554 Erection of a two story building as a
hot food takeaway with self-contained flat
above on land west of the White Hart public
House, 20 Westgate, North Cave. Refused
Trees
13/03529 Side reduction of Horse Chestnut
Tree in Conservation Area. 7 Nordham, North
Cave, Mrs Martin. Granted
13/03529 Crown Lift sycamore tree and Horse
Chestnut, Black Swan 41 Church Street, North
Cave, Mr A. Black. Granted
If you have any compliments or complaints to
bring to our notice, please write to the Clerk:
Mrs. Sue Malton 16 Blanchard’s Lane North
Cave HU15 2LN; Tel 01430 421779 from 9 am
to 2.00 pm Monday & Tuesday; 9 am to 12
noon Wednesday & Thursday between 3 5pm, or email
[email protected] or contact a
member of the Parish Council. Please note
the Clerk does try to maintain the hours stated
above although her hours are flexible. If she’s
not available during the hours stated, she does
have an answer machine service, and will
contact you at her earliest convenience.
Thank you.
Tree work for consideration:
13/02399 Description of works: North Cave
Conservation Area – Fell Ash tree (T1) with
evidence of extensive dieback in the crown,
bracket fungi on the main stem, the tree is
starting to lean towards the neighbours house
and dead branches are falling in moderate
W
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Our meetings are open to the public therefore
you are all welcome to attend. The minutes
and agendas of each meeting will continue to
be displayed in the notice board on the land
adjacent to the Methodist Chapel on
Westgate.
NORTH CAVE PARISH COUNCIL - SURGERY
12 May 2014 - 6 - 7pm - Anti-room of North Cave Village Hall
prior to Planning Committee Meeting
Clls Linda Bayram and Maggie Whitlock will be available to answer your questions or
queries.
If you have any issues you wish to raise - please drop in to see us - we are here to help.
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be undertaken this year.
Water leak on Common Hill
The saga continues. Although Yorkshire Water
had now found a water leak from their
pipework, water still appears to be coming up
from the area where they had dug up the road.
Road Closure in North Cave
The closure of Church Street in North Cave
during March for road repairs is a concern.
Although the weight limit through Hotham
should prevent lorries from using the village as
an alternative route, some cars will inevitably
use it when travelling to and from the motorway.
Road subject to icing signs
ERYC Highways has now responded to the
request to install a sign at the top of Pitbalk Hill
(Stonepits) to warn of possible road icing during
winter. As this is a minor road, they considered
that such a warning was not necessary.
Draft East Riding Strategy Document
The Strategy Document is one of the
documents that will make up East Ridings Local
Plan. This sets the key elements of the planning
framework for the East Riding and includes a
spatial strategy setting out those settlements
where and how much development will occur.
Hotham is not included in those villages where
development is being considered. A final draft is
now subject to consultation.
Potholes
During the last visit of Streetscene to the
village, a deepening hole in the road just
beyond Harry Beck Bridge was reported to
ERYC Highways as they considered this to
require a major repair. ERYC had now made an
onsite survey and concluded that the road was
not collapsing. However, it would appear that
they might have been at the wrong location and
the PC are to proceed further with Highways
regarding this matter.
Parish Council meetings
Hotham Parish Council meets on the first
Wednesday of the month at 7.00 pm and the
meetings are open to the public. If you have
any views or issues you wish to raise please
contact the Clerk: Mrs Margaret Ellis, 4 Mill
Lane, North Cave, Telephone 01430 423025 or
a member of the Parish Council.
Streetscene
A representative from the ERYC Streetscene
team is to meet with members from Parish
Council at the end of June to view and assess
what maintenance and general tidying up could
CHARITY OPEN GARDENS - HOTHAM HALL 2014
Thursday April 3rd and Thursday April 17th : 11.30 am - 2.30pm
Many bulbs on show which at this time of year should be spectacular.
All parts of the garden open.
BRING YOUR CHILDREN FOR AN EASTER FUN DAY
Tickets: Adults - £5 including Homemade soup and a roll or tea, coffee and biscuits
Children - £2.50 including a picnic lunch basket.
Treasure Hunt with clues and an Easter egg for each child at the end.
Teddy Bears Picnic and a small chocolate egg for each Teddy Bear that comes with you.
Easter craft making inside the house and children's games and fun play area.
Picnic inside or outside - depending on the weather
Also Gardens open Thursday June 12th
LET’S GO RACING
at Hotham Village Hall - Saturday 10th May
9 Races - First Race at 7.30pm - Licensed Bar
Tickets: £5 including Fish and Chip supper. Available from any Commi ee Member or telephone
Mike Auton 01430 424978 or Gillian Moverley 01430 421249
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Goole/Howdenshire Marie Curie
Fundraising News
Gilberdyke Garden Centre are very kindly hos ng two
fundraising events for Marie Curie Cancer Care in April.
Thursday 3rd April - 4pm - “Grow Your Own” - Talk
by Doug Stewart from BBC Radio Humberside
followed by a ernoon tea, inc in cket price, only
£10.
Sunday 6th April - 11am-4pm - Daffodil Fun Day
ac vi es for all the family, including Flo the clown,
face pain ng, children's cake decora ng, raffle,
treasure hunt and many more.....
Looking further ahead to Wednesday 25th June Ruth Ireland, supported by North Cave WI, is once
again kindly hos ng a Blooming Great T-Party at her
home, 35 Manor Road Nordham, raising funds for
The WI & Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Let's hope the sun shines again this year so you can
enjoy tea & cakes in Ruth's beau ful garden.
Please come along to these events and join in the
fun whilst raising much needed funds to enable more
local Marie Curie Nurses to care for terminally ill
pa ents in the comfort of their own homes.
For further details please contact Pauline Hornsey
Tel: 01430 424789
Yoga for general health, mobility and well-being
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North Cave - Wednesday evening 19.00-20.15
at the Village Hall, Westgate
Gilberdyke - Thursday evening 17.30- 18.30 at the War Memorial Hall
Mixed ability Hatha Yoga classes
Cost: £4.50 pp
Live Well Yoga
Mobile: 07792 567 556
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: www.facebook.com/LiveWellYogaUK
Twitter: @LiveWellYogaUK
Light, Warmth and Wellness
Rachael Medd
Yoga Teacher IYN, BSYA CERT, BSY
(Anatomy & Physiology),
BSY Meditation Teacher
The Wolds Way Owl Trust
The Falconry and Owl Conservation Centre is now open at Rudstone Walk
(behind the restaurant, signposted).
We have a number of rescued owls at the centre, we do regular flying displays with our hawks
and we also do falcon training.
The centre is open to the public Thursday-Sunday 10-4, with a small cafe and gift shop.
Why not come along and see the birds?
There are openings for volunteers in various fields, too;
contact Pete or Ann at South Cave Falconry on 01430 422616.
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Looking for a new challenge for 2014?
In Brough District (an area covering Brough and the villages of
Elloughton, South Cave, Welton, Ellerker, North Cave and
Brantingham) we have 11 Rainbow, Brownie and Guide units giving
over 230 girls the chance to enjoy Guiding activities. Many more are
waiting to join! Guiding offers girls the chance to make new friends,
learn new skills, have fun and enjoy adventurous activities. This includes craft sessions, games,
quizzes, grass sledging, camping, archery, cooking and much more.
We currently have vacancies on some of our
leadership teams and in order to continue giving
these opportunities to our local girls we are
actively recruiting new volunteers. If you think you
would enjoy these types of activities and could
spare a couple of hours a week (term time) then
please contact Sue Pritchard (01482 667985,
[email protected]) or Farrah Reay
(0797 2714911, [email protected]) for
further details or simply register at
www.girlguiding.org.uk/interested
No previous involvement is necessary and full
training is available. Perhaps you have fond
memories of being a Brownie or Guide yourself??
North Cave Village
Show
Sunday 13th July 2014 from 12.30 pm
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Friday 11th July - Village Hall - Live
Band
ORDINARY MEN
Tickets: £10 in advance
(£15 on the door)
to include Hog Roast
For more informa on/book ckets
please ring
Dave Murden
07967 681135
Full details will be in the next edi on
of the Village Link.
All profits go to North Cave Playing
Fields Associa on.
World War 1 Project
14th August 2014 is the centenary of the start of
World War One - “The war to end all wars”.
As in other villages, it is the intention of the Parish
Council to commemorate this event. Part of this
project is to collect stories of people whose
grandfathers/grandmothers, fathers/mothers,
brothers and sisters were directly or indirectly
affected by this war. This may be difficult because
those fortunate enough to return from this war did
not often speak of their experiences. Your stories
can be anonymous or named, that is up to you.
Whilst men were fighting women took over jobs that
were traditionally male dominated. There was an
increase in men that had been injured by war some
were gassed affecting their lungs or blinded. This
was before the NHS, the discovery of Penicillin or
the Welfare State. How did people cope? We
suspect they just got on with it, but how?
The effects of this war impacted on the whole
country including villages like ours - we would like
to make sure that memories are recorded for future
generations.
Any one who would like to contribute should
contact Maggie Whitlock on 01430 424023 or
[email protected]; or the Sue Molton, Clerk to the
Parish Council on 01430 421779.
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The Wolds And Riverbank Countryside Society
Programme for April - July 2014
All talks are held at the Welton Memorial Hall star ng at 7.30pm. Drinks and biscuits are served
during the intervals of talks evenings for dona ons given, and drinks are served free during the
quiz/party. During the interval of each evening talk, a raffle is held to raise society funds, and prizes
for the raffles are always appreciated. Friday evening talks are open to non-members: entry £2,
children free.
Further informa on contact: Keith Smith on 01482 667097
our last walk in the dale at the same me of
year a few years ago. Tony will bring the record
of the flowers seen last me. Don't forget to
bring your wild flower handbook.
We will park at the Bran ngham Village Hall car
park at 11am, and meet at the nearby pond.
Friday, 11th April, 2014 - FRACKING IN THE
U.K.
A film screening and discussion. Entry is open to
all and is free.
Friday, 25th April, 2014 - THE ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETING and
ACROSS THE CANADIAN ROCKIES AND
ALONG THE INSIDE PASSAGE
This evening will begin with the Annual General
Mee ng of the society. The agenda will include
short reports from the Secretary, the Treasurer,
and the Chair, and the elec on of officers and
commi ee members.
This will be followed by an illustrated talk by
Keith and Glenda Smith on the Canadian Rockies
and the Inside Passage. Keith and Glenda are
re red teachers who travelled in Canada in
2012. Their presenta on will take you to the
Canadian Rocky Mountains which are studded
with mountain peaks, glaciers, lakes, waterfalls,
canyons and limestone caves to form a striking
mountain landscape, and abundant with
wildlife like bears, elk and eagles. They will
share with you the journey further west across
the Columbia Mountains and through some
arid, surprisingly desert-like terrain to the Pacific
coast. They will then take you through the
Columbian and Alaskan Inside Passages rich in
sea life like whales and sea o ers, and as far
north as the old mining town of Skagway in
Alaska and the amazing Glacier Bay.
Sunday, 20th July, 2014 A VISIT TO
POTTERIC CARR DN4 8DB
Today members will visit Po eric Carr, the
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's flagship nature reserve
south east of Doncaster. Famed for its wetland
birds including bi erns, Po eric Carr has a
network of paths enabling visitors to explore the
mosaic of habitats and enjoy the stunning vistas
found at this large nature reserve. With
excellent facili es including tearoom, shop,
toilets and hides it really is a great place to visit.
The reserve is excellent for birdwatching with
marsh and water birds being par cularly
numerous, and kingfishers and woodpeckers are
o en seen. Of the mammals, foxes and roe
deer are regularly spo ed all year round, but
water shrew and harvest mice are also present.
Summer is a great me to spot dragonflies and
bu erflies, and Po eric Carr's marshes support
a wide range of plants providing a spectacle of
colour throughout the summer, with the disused
railway embankments, constructed from
magnesium limestone, encouraging a further
range of plants.
The Low Ellers Junc on café is open 7 days a
week between 10am and 4pm and sells a
selec on of freshly prepared food including hot
meals (un l 2pm) as well as sandwiches and a
large range of home-made cakes.
We will drive there ourselves arriving at 11am,
mee ng at the shop which is near to the car
park, and leaving whenever we wish.
Sunday, 15th June, 2014 - A WILD FLOWER
WALK UP BRANTINGHAM DALE
Today we will take a walk up Bran ngham Dale
to see what wild flowers we can find, and assess
what changes if any there are in the flora since
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Preschool
Ofsted reg 314685 Charity reg 1036515
Village Hall, Westgate, North Cave
and toddler group is asked to leave their details with
Julie the preschool manager. We will keep the
village informed of any further changes.
Spring is definitely here and preschool has a spring
in its step as it was judged to be 'good' by Ofsted in
the recent inspection. The report acknowledged the
improvements that had been made from the last
inspection and it is really pleasing to see the hard
work of the preschool staff recognised.
In a small community like ours the numbers in
preschool fluctuate depending upon the birth rate in
a particular year. In order to help us plan financially
it is especially helpful if parents can register their
interest for a place for their child well in advance.
You can register your child at any time just by
dropping in or calling Julie Tooke the preschool
manager on 07968 239303; email:
[email protected]
Unfortunately not all the news from preschool is
good, as the committee has taken the difficult
decision to close the baby and toddler group due to
poor attendance. I am sure you will agree that this is
a huge loss for the village and hopefully if interest
increases in future we may be able to reopen it.
Anyone who would be interested in coming to a baby
- North Cave Wetlands Since my last report in mid 2013 progress has
continued at our wetlands, with much recent activity
by Humberside Aggregates on our original site, and
the prospect of our next major extension to the north
of Crosslands Hide on the horizon for 2015.
An approach by Natural England last December with
a grant for habitat improvement work to be
completed by the end of March has resulted in the
creation of a new gravel covered island and the
creation of 6 other predator-free islands out of the
low lying land along the eastern edge of Main Lake.
These habitats are targeted at our ever-increasing
breeding population of Avocet, Ringed Plover, Little
Ringed Plover, Oystercatcher, Common Tern and
other water birds, and we hope for splendid viewing
from South Hide and from the seats in the south
west corner off Dryham Lane.
Planning permission has been granted for a covered
eating area overlooking Village Lake to the north of
the Dryham Lane car park with adjacent composting
WCs (a long awaited and much needed
improvement), which we hope to build this summer.
The Natural England grant has also funded a
lowering of the southernmost island in Village Lake,
close to the new visitor centre. This island in future
will be submerged in winter months and exposed
from March to August, again for breeding waders;
though doubtless Black-headed Gulls will move in
too.
We have kept the western third of Dryham Ings
under water this winter to contain vegetation, but the
splendid bare habitat that attracted so many waders
and terns to nest there last summer will be exposed
early spring. Over 1.3kms of electric fencing is also
being installed to keep predators at bay. At the west
end of Dryham Lane our Highland cattle returned to
their West Riding winter quarters last November. For
the past three months we have hosted an evacuee
flock of Hebridean sheep from Spurn after the
disastrous floods of 5th December in which over half
of the flock were lost. They are about to return
home, making room for the Highland cattle to return
later this spring.
We remain hopeful of the flood link between
Townend Lane and the Wetlands being completed
later this year, but this assumes no hitches in the
planning process.
Our Reserve bird list now numbers over 210 species
recorded in the past 15 years. Great Egret and
Black-throated Diver were great new records this
winter, and 2013 maintained the form of recent times
with a year list of over 150 species. We welcome
our ever-increasing number of visitors be they
birders, naturalists with other interests,
photographers or those just enjoying a country walk
in beautiful surroundings – particularly if they are
also able to introduce youngsters to the beauty and
variety of the natural world on our doorstep.
Steve Martin
Highland Cattle on the Wetlands (EAB)
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LIFE-SAVING
PLEA TO THE
PEOPLE OF
NORTH CAVE
Could you become a life saver?
The call has gone out for North Cave folk
to give up their time to train to become
Community First Responders with the
Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS).
We are asking volunteers to support an
existing scheme in North Cave which
could save local lives. Those who step
forward will be trained to use life-saving
defibrillators to help cardiac arrest
victims. Because they are based within
the local community, responding from
their homes, Community First
Responders can be on the scene at an
emergency before regular ambulance
staff arrive and the minutes they save
could prove vital.
The scheme in North Cave is recruiting
new volunteers.
“The scheme is voluntary and people
who come forward will be taught how to
use a defibrillator and how to administer
oxygen”, says Ben Rushworth, Yorkshire
Ambulance Service's Community
Defibrillation Trainer, “we want as many
people to volunteer as possible we know
that in many medical emergencies the
first few minutes are critical. If effective
treatment can be performed within those
few minutes, lives can be saved and
disability reduced”.
All equipment and training will be
provided but Community First
Responders will be required to use their
own transport. Potential candidates
should have no more than three penalty
points on their driving licence; they must
be over 18 and physically able to carry
out the role. Criminal Records Bureau
checks will be carried out on all
candidates and acceptance is entirely at
the discretion of YAS.
Anyone interested in finding out more
about the schemes should contact the
Network Response Team on 0845 120
3155 or Email [email protected]
COMMUNITY DEFIBRILLATOR
A defibrillator is being fitted to the front of North Cave Village Hall for use by the community
in an emergency. Yorkshire Ambulance Service have provided it free of charge.
In an Emergency dial 999 - Ambulance control will give you the code to the lock. In the
event of people suffering a heart attack - how the defibrillator should be used is self
explanatory.
Cllr Maggie Whitlock
For and behalf of North Cave Parish Council and North Cave Village Hall Committee
North Cave Methodist Church
Sunday Worship at the Village Hall
Our act of worship is at 10.30 am. All are welcome.
Post Office at North Cave News
Post Office Card Accounts, Cash deposits and withdrawals via chip and pin
Postal Orders & Moneygrams, Electronic bill payment,Car Tax & e-topups
Open weekdays 6am-8pm
Weekends 7am-8pm
01430 422363
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Countryside Concerns
March 8th 2014
“Yorkshire's Barn Owls need you” – this was the banner headline that greeted me on opening the spring
edi on of Yorkshire Wildlife Trust magazine. It went on 'the prolonged cold spring of last year was
responsible for a rise of 280% in Barn Owl deaths reported to the Bri sh Trust for Ornithology. The birds
that did survive were in such poor condi on at breeding me that the number of chicks raised was the
lowest in 30 years'. Robert E. Fuller, the wildlife ar st from Thixendale added his comment “it is very
simple really, without rough grassland, there will be no Barn Owls”. With the con nued loss of habitat for
their diet of field voles and small mammals, together with the loss of barns and farm buildings and the
clearing of old woodland, they are suffering badly. The trust is hoping to raise enough funds by 30th April
to fence off grassland and put up owl boxes on all their reserves.
With our honeybees s ll struggling for survival too, now it's the turn of our bumblebees to come under
a ack from quite a lot of the pests that they suffer from including the dreaded varroa mite. Bumblebees
are be er pollinators than the honeybee as they can pollinate 80% more of our food than bees in the
same amount of me. Mother nature can be very unforgiving at mes!
The s ff breeze has been s rring up the dry soil, bringing to mind the old farmers saying “a peck of March
dust is worth a king’s ransome”, put simply it means the land is ready for working.
The weather is star ng to warm up and the spring borders are coming to life with primroses, hellebores
and daffs pu ng on a good show, it's a pleasure to be out and about. I just hope that we don't suffer a
'false' spring and pay for it later. With the lovely show of snowdrops and aconites over, the celandines
are pu ng in an appearance.
In the 'Language of Flowers':Celandine – Re-awakening. – 'Let this token of spring inform you of my love'
Daffodil – Rebu al. 'I do not share your feelings'
Tulip – Confession. 'With this flower I declare my love'
Wallflower – Constancy. 'Whatever befalls, I will stay true'
Bluebell – Loyalty. 'Be assured, I am true'
Primrose – New Love. 'I may learn to
love you, its too soon to tell'
Cowslip – Charm. 'You are sweeter
than this flower' (see front cover!)
Narcissus – Self love. 'You love none
save yourself'
Hellebores (Bill Blackledge)
Hellebore – Mendacity. 'Do not
believe anything un l you have heard
my explana on'
With all these mixed messages to contend
with, this spring bouquet had to be put
together very carefully!
Cheerio, Wendy
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NORTH CAVE CRICKET CLUB NEWS
Brough), plus one from the other division (Goole
Town), home and away. There will then be a
divisional play-off at the end of the season. We will
be trying to retain both the League and Cup titles
we won last year.
Dear Villagers,
Time does fly and it is that time of the year again!
The Cricket Club has begun preparations for the
2014 season and we have been taking part in
indoor nets at Hull Collegiate School, so we hit the
ground running in April. The team is determined to
try and win back the League title we won two years
ago, after finishing 3rd last season. We have had a
change in leadership with James Windeatt taking
over the reins as Captain from Rob Page, whose
efforts over the past few years have been much
appreciated. We are delighted that James has
agreed to take over and we wish him every
success.
Triad Howdenshire Evening League
East Division
Tue 29th April
Tue 6th May
Tue 13th May
Tue 20th May
Tue 27th May
Tue 3rd June
South Cave (Home)
Welton & Brough (Away)
Mortimer Cup 1st Round – Bye
North Ferriby (Away)
Goole Town (Away)
Mortimer Cup 2nd Round –
Newport (Away)
Tue 10th June HICE (Home)
Tue 17th June South Cave (Away)
Tue 24th June Mortimer Cup Semi-Final/Junior
Mortimer 1st Round
Tue 1st July
Welton & Brough (Home)
Tue 8th July
North Ferriby (Home)
Tue 15th July
Mortimer Cup Final / Junior
Mortimer Semi-Final
Tue 22nd July Goole Town (Home)
Tue 29th July
HICE (Away)
Wed 30th July Junior Mortimer Cup Final
Tue 5th August Divisional Play-Off
On a Saturday in the HPH York Vale League we
are joined in the top division by York RI, North
Duffield and Thixendale with Hemingbrough
leaving for the York Senior League and Askham
Bryan and Hirst Courtney relegated. Our campaign
begins as last season ended with a home fixture to
Stockton & Hopgrove.
HPH York Vale Cricket League Division 1
Sat 26th April
Sat 3rd May
Sat 10th May
Sat 17th May
Sat 24th May
Sat 31st May
Sat 7th June
Sat 14th June
Sat 21st June
Stockton & Hopgrove (Home)
York RI (Away)
Ovington (Away)
Burn (Away)
HPH Cup 1st Round – TBC
Bishopthorpe (Home)
Fulfordgate (Away)
Kelfield (Home)
HPH Cup 2nd Round / GM Cup
1st Round
Sat 28th June North Duffield (Away)
Sat 5th July
Thixendale (Home)
Sat 12th July
Stockton & Hopgrove (Away)
Sun 13th July HPH Cup Semi-Final
Sat 19th July
York RI (Home)
Sat 26th July
Ovington (Home)
Sun 27th July GM Cup Semi-Final
Sat 2nd August Burn (Home)
Sun 3rd August HPH Cup Final
Sat 9th August Bishopthorpe (Away)
Sat 16th August Fulfordgate (Home)
Sun 17th August GM Cup Final
Sat 23rd August Kelfield (Away)
Sat 30th August North Duffield (Home)
Sat 6th September Thixendale (Away)
The club would again like to take this opportunity to
thank our sponsors – MFI, Wolds Engineering
Services Ltd, Brockelsby Ltd, D3 Office Group and
Humberside Aggregates and Excavations Ltd. It is
only with the support of companies such as these
that we can afford to pay for the playing and
training equipment we require.
The club has its own website
www.northcavecc.co.uk and we have now set up a
Twitter account @northcavecc. So everyone can
keep up to date with all the latest news and results
throughout the year.
As usual we always welcome new members and
we have nets on a Thursday evening throughout
the season. Again, I am hoping to run Junior
sessions on a Sunday morning starting at the
beginning of June. So if you are interested let me
know or if you fancy coming down on a Saturday
afternoon or a Tuesday evening to watch and enjoy
a pint or two, you are very welcome.
So lets hope for a long dry hot summer and a
successful cricket season for the club!
The Triad Howdenshire Evening League has
reverted to two regional divisions to reduce
travelling. We play the other 4 teams in our division
(South Cave, North Ferriby, HICE and Welton &
Craig Hewson, Secretary
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Local Businesses - Use them or lose them
Name
Business
Address
Tony Roach FineArtCave
Tony Cave
Li le Graphic Design Company
Canvas prints from your images
Quality Picture Framing
Graphic Design and Print
Common Lane
Everthorpe
Beck Road, Everthorpe
01430 423063
07710 400733
01430 424317
Liz Ewing, Ambience Venue
Styling
Chair covers, table linen,
centre pieces, finishing touches
10 Church Street
01430 424115
Hawley Auc oneer & Valuers
David Dennis
Neville Dykes
M J Morton
Lee Garton
Greenwood & Ford
Gav Lewis
Craig Lane
Norman Johnson
Cable Power Disco
J B Electrical Services
Chris Clubley & Co
Auc oneer & Valuers
Joiner
Joiner
Joiner
Crea ve exteriors & fascias
Building Contractors
Builder & Joiner
Painter & Decorator
Chimney Sweep
Mobile Disco
Domes c Electrician
Estate Agents
Albion House, Westgate
7 Church Street
14 Newport Road
1 Westgate
6 Westgate
Low Road, Everthorpe
2 Fairfield
24 Westgate
1 Wes ield Close, Hotham
40 Beck Road
49 Westgate
Skillings Lane, Brough
Sue Body
Livery yard, horse riding
lessons, horse manure for sale
South Ings Lane
Haggerstons
T Harrison
Mrs. A Gregory e-Florist
East Yorkshire Tree Company
Andy Davey
Humber Landscapes
T Vessey-Baitson
Red Kite Fitness
Nordic Walking.
Equestrian Outlet
Equestrian Bedding
Country Garden Florist
Tree Surgery & Consultancy
Tree/hedge cu ng & Decking.
Landscape Contractor
GMP Garden Services
Newport Road
01430 626118
21 Newport Road
01430 422560
www.countrygardenflorist.co.uk 07977 780264 01430 441829
North Cave
01430 423966
1A Main Street, Hotham
07957 881298
8 Nordham
07715 522441 01430 470920
35 Fairfield
07800 896679 01430 421937
Improve your health and
fitness
The Arches, Drewton Estate
07902 462387
Bu erflies
Alexandra Bo omley
Curlaway
Hair Bou que
Beauty Therapist
Unisex Hairdressing
24 Westgate
01430 421000
1 Orchard View, Church Street
01430 423712
Frances Spencer
Beauty Therapist
Margaret Iveson
Teaches Piano, Singing, Music
Theory and Drama
Newport Road
07951 144820 01430 422789
Triangle Garage
BP Service Sta on 7am-10 pm
Newport Road
01430 424119
North Cave School of Motoring Driving School
Weddings, Proms & Corporate
A Class Limousine
Irene & Paul Dudley
So fruit, cut flowers, growers
& florist
Marjoram Nurseries
Mires Beck Nursery
Pure Gardens (A Underwood)
Contour Therapies
Walkers Farm Shop
Brocklesby Ltd.
Plants and vegetables
Wildflowers & Plants
Garden maintenance service
Sports Massage
Open seven days a week
Vegetable oil processor
01430 470654
7721 358453 01430 422332
01430 422977
01430 470990
01430 421268
01430 423831
7904 091038 01430 424479
07825 325547 01430 440471
01430 423971
07791 985545 01430 425235
07983 991316 01430 423291
01482 662211
01430 422238
01430 423712
34 Beck Road, Everthorpe
01430 421944
07990 850198 01977 666802
32 Nordham
Low Road, Everthorpe
Low Mill Lane, off Mires Lane
8 Denmark Rise
Newport Road
Crossland Lane
J Thomlinson
Mobile Op cian
White Hart car park Alternate Thursdays
R&M Pe oods
Michelle Lacey
The Mews Ca ery
Pe ood supplier
Childminder
Boarding Ca ery
Newport Road
15 Eas ield, North Cave
Market Weighton Road
Telephone
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01430 422933
01430 424493
01430 421543
07904 738196 01430 425211
01430 470601
01430 424900
0800 9775994
07411198643
01430 425005
01430424131
01430 422605
[email protected]
The Cat’s Cradle
Vicky Herd
Boarding Ca ery
Cavewood Grange Farm
Common Lane.
01430 425554
Mandy & Chris Unwin
Evergreen Ca ery
6 Sta on Road
01430 421975
Scampneys
Dog Grooming
Collec on & Delivery
Pampered Pooches
Doggie Style
Posh Paws
Mobile Dog Groomer
Mobile Dog Groomer
Dog Grooming
10 Blanshards Lane
3 Wes ield Close Hotham
North Cave
07765 406238 01430 470027
07834 225531
01430 422605
Adam Steels
AWS Plumbing & hea ng
23 Church Street
07886 026993 01430 470827
Hotham Arms
Pub & Restaurant
2 Main Street. Hotham
01430 422939
The White Hart
Public House (Sunday lunches)
20 Westgate
01430 470940
Wendy’s Cafe
Meals to eat in or takeaway
Opposite BP Garage Newport Rd
07534 228732
The Wild Bird
North Cave News & Post Office
Snacks and drinks, orders
North Cave Wetlands
Village Store 6-8 daily, 7-8 wknd 40 Church Street
07981 113268
01430 422363
M C Mews
Electrical Goods
41 Westgate
01430 422536
Richard Johnson
Prison Printshop
HMP Everthorpe
01430 426507
Swan Solicitors (David Rhodes)
Wills, Powers of a orney and
Estate Administra on
Friendly professional service
in your own home
01482 631864
Humberside Aggregates
Sand & Gravel
The Quarry, Newport Road
01430 421503
Robert James
Bespoke Tailor & Shirtmaker
36 Main Street, Hotham
01430 425435
Mrs. R Cousins
Tailoress for altera ons etc.
7 Sta on Road
01430 424397
Geenix Sawmills
Timber Merchants
Crossland Lane
01430 425550
Brian Dalby
Logs (will deliver)
40 Newport Road
01430 422500
2B Landscape Consultancy Ltd
Chartered Landscape Architects www.2bconsultancy.co.uk
01430 423204
Susan Dukes NIPCH
Clinical hypnotherapist
3 Westgate
01430 425450
Raspberry and Silver
Occasional Dresses
26 Westgate
01430 425291
Swan
Wills
Powers of A orney
Estate Administra on
Inheritance Tax Advice
07411 312704
Solicitors
The Beauty Cave is set within a quaint,
tradi onal co age,
providing quiet treatment rooms to help you relax
and unwind.Offering a full range of professional
treatments. With monthly offers and loyalty cards.
‘Friendly professional service
in your own home’
Contact David Rhodes
01482 631 864
[email protected]
HAWLEYS
AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS
Gorgeous five-star holiday co ages
Single items to full homes cleared.
Valua ons given for insurance,
probate and sale
Available for short breaks (weekends & midweek), weekly
and corporate lets.
Co ages sleep 4-8 people. Children most welcome.
Cots & high chairs available.
Can be rented together for larger groups.
Perfect for roman c weekends, getaway with friends or
ac vity weeks with the kids.
Within easy reach of Yorkshire’s finest a rac ons.
Contact Victoria: 07770 793370
[email protected]
Albion House, Westgate, North Cave. HU15 2NJ
Contact John or Caroline Hawley 01430 470654
Mobiles John 07850 225805
Caroline 07980 624583
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The Benefice of North Cave, Cliffe and Hotham
Services for April - May All are welcome
All Saints’ North Cave Sunday worship.
Our act of worship is at 11.00 am
1st Sunday 6th April
2nd Sunday 13th April
3rd Sunday 20th April
4th
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
27th April
4th May
11th May
18th May
23rd May
30th May
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Joint Easter Day Service JESUS IS RISEN
Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Joint Service
St. John’s Cliffe. Our act of Worship is at 9.15am
We meet every 1st and 3rd Sunday
1st Sunday 6th April
1st Sunday 4th May
3rd Sunday 18th May
St. Oswald’s Hotham. Our act of Worship is at 9.00 am
We meet every 2nd and 4th Sunday
2nd
4th
2nd
4th
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
13th April
27th April
11th May
23rd May
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
When there is a fi h Sunday in the month there will be a united benefice all age service at North Cave
Joint Service 30th May at All Saints, North Cave
If you require any further details please contact: Revd. Barry Worsdale 01430 470716
The Church is here for you.
Midweek Activities
FIRST Wednesday each month 10.30am - 2.30pm - All Saints Church, North Cave open for Tea and
Coffee. Come in for a chat, you are most welcome.
Tuesday 7.30pm: Bell Ringing Prac ce at All Saints’. Why not join us and learn this ancient art? There is
great fellowship and the whole of the UK to visit and try out bells in churches, Minsters and Cathedrals..
Toddler Praise: All Saints at 2.00 pm every second and fourth Thursday in the month..
Holy Communion in the community at Hanover Court on the first Wednesday each month at 11.00 am.
All are welcome..
Mothers’ Union: The second Wednesday of the month at Hanover Court at 2 pm..
BIRTHS, DEATHS and MARRIAGES
Sadly June Underwood passed away this February
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DAVID DENNIS
(Over 31 years experience)
All aspects of joinery work, manufactured and fitted
Specialising in:
*Sash Windows - repaired or renewed
*So wood or hardwood windows
* uPVC windows and doors fi ed
* Tiling and Coving
Telephone:
01430 422332
Mobile:
01430 422332
Londis Cave News
and Post Office
Curlaway
Church Street, North Cave
Newspapers - Magazines
Groceries - Greengroceries
Off-Licence - Lo ery - Photocopying
Dry Cleaning - Photo-processing
weekdays 6am - 8pm
weekends 7am - 8pm
(01430) 422363
Unisex Hair & Beauty Salon
North Cave
NEVILLE DYKES
JOINER
NOW FITS uPVC WINDOWS,
FASCIAS AND SOFFITS
ALL TYPES OF WOODEN FENCING
01430 423712
Incorpora ng
Chiropodist Jackie Spicer Minst CHP
&
Beauty Therapist Frances Spenser
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Bathing and drying
Hand stripping
De-ma ng
Anal glands expressed
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Telephone: 01430 422977
Secure rural se ng in North Cave
Collec on and/or delivery service
Fully Insured and Qualified
Reliable and high quality service
Finishing clips
Scissoring
Puppy trims
Free grooming consulta on
Telephone Mandy
07411 312704
Weekend and evening appointments available
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Directory Of Organisations And Events
METHODIST CHAPEL: Service Sundays 10.30am at the Village Hall, Westgate, North Cave. Revd
Dr David Perry, tel. 01482 668632
CATHOLIC CHURCH: Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Sancton Road, Market Weighton. Mass
Saturday 5.30 pm & Sunday 10.30 am. Holy Day Mass 7.00 pm. Weekdays Mass as announced.
Rev Paul Dowling, tel. 01430 873202
NORTH CAVE AND HOTHAM MOTHERS’ UNION: We meet on the SECOND Wednesday of
every month at 2.15pm in the Community Room at Hanover Court. Non members will find a
warm welcome at any of our mee ngs. Anyone wishing to know more please contact: Mrs.
Mary White, tel. 01430 425610.
NORTH CAVE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE: meets in the Village Hall on the FIRST Thursday of each
month at 7.30pm. There is a varied programme of speakers, demonstra ons etc a ended by
approx. 30 members. A warm welcome is offered to any ladies who would like to join. For
informa on please ring Audrey Bainbridge, tel. 01430 423350.
EAST RIDING CHILDREN’S CENTRE: Monday 9.00am un l 3.30pm, Tuesday 9.00am un l 5.00pm
and Wednesday9.00am un l 2.30pm. For more informa on and to register, call Lisa Howell
(family support worker) on 01482 669474
NORTH CAVE PRE-SCHOOL: VILLAGE HALL: Open Monday - Friday (term me) 9.00am - 3.00pm
plus ‘lunch clubs’ and ‘rising fives’ sessions. From age 2½. Contact: Julie Tooke, tel. 01430
441547 / 07968 239303
NORTH CAVE PARENT & TODDLER GROUP: VILLAGE HALL: Open Wednesday (term me)
1.00pm - 3.00pm. Age 0-2½. £2.00. Please drop in at any session or contact Julie Tooke, tel.
01430 441547 / 07968 239303
MUSIC TIME: Musical fun for babies & pre-school children, South Cave Family Centre. Fridays
(term me). Contact Jan Guiver, tel. 07563 764793 or visit www.music- me.org
NORTH CAVE VILLAGE HALL: Westgate, available for all kinds of func on. All enquiries to the
Booking Clerk Mrs. Pam Li le, tel. 01430 423094.
HOTHAM VILLAGE HALL: Newly refurbished with excellent facili es - available for all kinds of
func ons. All enquiries to the Booking Clerk Mrs. Pam Johnson, tel. 01430 425285 or Mr. Mike
Auton 01430 424978.
NORTH CAVE PLAYING FIELDS ASSOCIATION: (includes the Play Area). Registered Charity No
523277. Contact Hon. Sec. John Backhouse. e-mail [email protected]
NORTH CAVE SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB: The Pavilion, The Playing Fields, North Cave. Small
friendly club, annual membership £5, all profits go to the Playing Fields/Play Area. Contact
Hon. Sec. John Backhouse. e-mail [email protected]
NORTH CAVE FOOTBALL CLUB: Two adult football teams, new players welcome. Contact Hon.
Sec. John Hewson, tel. 01430 422283
NORTH CAVE CRICKET CLUB: Two teams playing on Saturday a ernoons and Tuesday evenings.
New members (especially juniors) welcome. Prac ce evenings Thursday nights during the
season. Contact Hon. Sec. Craig Hewson, tel. 01430 422909
EAST YORKSHIRE CANOE CLUB: Sessions every Saturday morning, South Ings Lane, Newport
Road, North Cave. Beginners welcome. Contact Irene Dudley, 32 Nordham, North Cave, Tel
01430 422933
NORTH CAVE INDOOR BOWLS: Townend Lane, North Cave, tel. 01430 421378. Open 10.30am
to 10.30pm in Winter, from early September un l the end of April.
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[email protected]
DENTIST: Church Street, South Cave. Weekdays 9am to 6pm. Saturdays 9.15am to 12 noon. By
appointment, tel. 01430 423826
OPTICIAN: Mobile Op cian John Tomlinson visits North Cave regularly. Tel. 0800 9775994
MEDIBUS: Door to door service to Beverley, Co ngham and Hull Royal Hospitals from your front
door. tel. 08456 445959 (charged at local rate).
CAVE PLAYERS: Amateur Drama Group. Rehearsals take place in South Cave at the WI Hall and
performances take place in North Cave at the Village Hall. For informa on contact chair,
Sharon 01482-840404 or sec. Neil, 01430-424497. For ckets, contact Tony 01430 423617 or
visit www.caveplayers.co.uk
SOUTH CAVE SCOUTS: Beavers: 6¾-8s, Cubs: 8-10½s, Scouts: 10½-14s, Explore Scouts: 14-18s.
For further informa on, contact Helen Wilson on 07706 145236
EAST RIDING CARERS’ SUPPORT SERVICE: tel. 0800 9176844
DOCTORS’ SURGERIES:
South Cave:
Gilberdyke:
Emergencies and Enquiries
424764
Emergencies and Enquiries
440225
Appointments
422206
Appointments
440225
Repeat prescrip ons
422495
Repeat prescrip ons
440225
MOBILE LIBRARY: Any queries, tel. 01482 392749
North Cave: Wednesdays, fortnightly (from 2nd April)
Hotham: Mondays, every 3 weeks
Outside No 30 Newport Road - 1.30pm to 1.50pm
Main Street, near Hotham Arms
Outside No 17 Nordham
- 1.55pm to 2.25pm
2.45pm-3.00pm
Eas ield, Sta on Road
- 2.30pm to 4.00pm
POST OFFICE: At Londis Cave News, Church Street, Weekdays 6am - 8pm, Weekends 7am - 8pm
POLICE: For non-emergency calls contact your Local Policing Team, tel. 101 (24-7), or e-mail
Howden and Howdenshire nominated Police Officer
Sgt Joanne Mathews e-mail [email protected]
Police Community Support Officers:
PC Marcus Liddle
e-mail [email protected]
PCSO Anthony Mell
PCSO Simon Palmer
BELL-RINGING: Join us at All Saints’ church on prac ce night Tuesdays from 7:30-9pm or before
Sunday morning service from 10:30-11, or contact Bill on 422894 for more details.
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR: (Environmental Services)
Noise etc. S Shu leworth, tel. 01482 396203, out of office hours tel. 01482 393939
YOUR LOCAL COUNCILLORS:
Victoria Aitken tel. 07721411620
Doreen Engel tel. 01430 860513
Nick Evans tel. 07768096755
NORTH CAVE PARISH COUNCIL: Contact the Parish Clerk in wri ng: Mrs Sue Malton, 16
Blanshards Lane, North Cave, HU15 2LN, tel. 01430 421779 during normal office hours which
are from 9am to 2.00pm Monday & Tuesday; 9 am to 12 noon Wednesday; Thursday between
3pm and 5pm, or e-mail [email protected]
FLOOD WARDEN: John Morris. tel. 01430 470607 or [email protected]
FERRET RESCUE: Jill or Mick Perry, tel. 01430 423249
CAVES U3A: Speakers mee ngs at Cave Castle on the first Monday in the month at 2pm except on
Bank holidays when it is deferred for a week. Contact Sec. Joan Robertson Tel. 01430 423816
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[email protected]
Humberside Police
Howdenshire Neighbourhood Policing Team
PC Marcus Liddle - PCSO Simon Palmer - PCSO Anthony Mell
We are available to offer advice on crime prevention and to listen and gather information on
problems that you may be having in your area. We are happy to speak to you on the phone
but are also able to visit your home for help and advice.
To contact us or to report non-emergency crime / anti-social behaviour call
101
and ask to speak to a member of the Team
Many Thanks
DOG FOULING- NEWPORT ROAD
Reports are being received of an increase in dog fouling at the end of Newport Road in an area where
families exercise their dogs. Responsible owners are finding it increasingly difficult to keep their
children's footwear free from dog faeces, and family ou ngs and exercise are spoiled because of this.
It is an offence to fail to remove dog faeces, and a fixed penalty fine of £75 will be charged when the
perpetrators are iden fied.
Irresponsible owners, who allow their dogs to foul, should be aware that this order applies whether
or not dogs are on a lead. Members of the Animal Warden Service are aware of this concern and will
shortly be posi oning Dog Fouling Penalty No ces in the area.
If you observe such an -social behaviour please contact the wardens on 01482 396301
This is your Village Link, we value your contribu ons.
Please note, the deadline for the June - July issue is the 12th May 2014
Village Link Contacts
Bill Blackledge
Editor/Typese er
David Caley
Joan Alam
Steve Skipsey
Roger Cobbe
Peter Wilson
Nancy Smart
Peter Cox
Webmaster
Contact/Everthorpe
Contact/North Cave
Contact/Small Businesses
Contact/Hotham
Contact/School
Contact/Hotham& Distribu on
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E-mail [email protected]
Telephone 01430 423204
[email protected]
Telephone 01430 421 990
Telephone 01430 422 709
Telephone 01430 470 770
Telephone 01430 423 137
Telephone 01430 422 551
Telephone 01430 423 793
[email protected]
Gavin Lewis (Property maintenance)
(Established 1993. Fully insured)
From roofs to windows, to fully fi ed kitchens and bedrooms
Pain ng, plumbing, ling, plastering and all electrical work
fascias and gu ering.
Local tradesman charging local prices
01430 424479 - 07904 091038
NORDHAM COTTAGES
Baytree Co age
9 Nordham, North Cave
sleeps 2
king size bed & bathroom
Kitchen with dining area
and si ng room
Horseshoe Co age
11 Nordham, North Cave
sleeps 6
1 king and 2 twin rooms,
2 bathrooms, Kitchen, dining
room and si ng room
Inter-connecting to sleep 8
Ideal 4* accommodation for visiting family and friends
Weekend, midweek and weekly rates
Contact Louise 01430 422266
* Family owned & run, all staff FAB trained *
* Large off road car park *
Please contact Jackie or Vicky Herd
Cavewood Grange Farm, North Cave
www.thecatscradle.co.uk
01430 425554 / 07791 326326
Complete garden maintenance service
Domes c and commercial
work undertaken
Tel: 01430 425211
Mob: 07904 738196
MEWS ELECTRICAL (SALES AND SERVICE)
Leading brands - Hotpoint, Bosch, Zanussi, & Belling etc,
For friendly and total service,
connec ons, fi ng and appliance removal,
including built-in appliances,
television sales and tuning.
Steve Mews, 41 Westgate, North Cave. 01430 422536.
Established for over 50 years.
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