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NEED TO KNOW...
USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Bassingham Surgery: 01522 788250
Caythorpe & Ancaster Medical Practice: 01400 272215
September 2015
The Sandbeck
Serving the communities of Brant Broughton
& Stragglethorpe
Lincoln Police: 01522 532222 / 882222
Community Beat Team: 101
Generous Briton: 01400 272119
Anglian Water 24hr Emergency Line: 0800 771881
Electrical Emergency (24 hrs): 0800 0568090
In an emergency dial 999 or 112
For non-urgent medical assistance dial 111
POST BOX COLLECTION TIMES
SATURDAY
26TH SEPT 2015
Box at corner of High St & Meeting House Lane
Mon-Fri 4pm, Sat 12 noon. No collection on Sunday or Bank Holidays.
POST OFFICE
The Old Forge, BB – Outreach PO: Wednesdays 9.30am – 12.30pm
Leadenham PO: Mon-Fri 9am–1pm & 2-5.30pm; Sat 9am-12pm
Welbourn PO: Mon-Sat 7.30am-9pm; Sun 9am-9pm
Events start at 10am with Garage Sales around the village, produce and craft show in the church and music in the church and
Generous Briton during the afternoon. A leaflet to include a timetable and map of events available, for a small donation, from The
Food Boutique, Generous Briton and other village outlets.
LEADENHAM WASTE SITE
COME AND JOIN US TO CELEBRATE
BRANT BROUGHTON
Opening Times: Fri/Sat/Sun 9am-4pm
Please note: vehicle height restriction on gate
Facebook: Brant Broughton Village Day
and Produce Show
Website: www.brantbroughtonlocal.co.uk
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BRANT BROUGHTON & STRAGGLETHORPE
PARISH COUNCIL
Chair: Julie Sheppard
Email: [email protected] Tel: 07961 972040
Clerk: Janet Guest
Email: [email protected] Tel: 01400 272637
COUNCILLORS
Gareth Jacques (Vice Chair)
Robert Hollingworth
Charlie Thornton
Muriel George
Pam Dunning
Vacancy
Meetings are held every 6 weeks. Members of public welcome
Village News & Alerts
If anyone would like to be added to the village email
circulation list, please contact:
Jonathan Shepherd
Email: [email protected]
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Want to keep upto date with what's happening in Brant Broughton and
Stragglethorpe? Then like the new BB & Stragglethorpe Facebook page:
http://goo.gl/DXzJyt
If you want to share some good news (anniversary celebrations, exam
passes....) or even not so good news (lost cats, stolen wheelie bins....) with
the villagers then email your message to [email protected]
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VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS
Parish Council Chairman
Julie Sheppard
07961 972040
Clerk to the Parish Council
Janet Guest
01400 272637
[email protected]
Village Hall Chairman
James Carpenter
07882 220630
Village Hall Bookings Clerk
Sharon Robinson
01522 789267
or 07879 001749
Village Tree Warden
William Booth
01522 788784
Produce Show Secretary
Janet Guest
07794 471013
[email protected]
Heritage Room
Wendy Gwatkin
01400 273541
NWR Local Organisers
Mrs A Mumby
01400 272554
Royal British Legion
Colin Jackson
01400 272950
Cricket Club Secretary
Paul Smith
01400 275114
Playing Field Chairman
Laura Meredith
07921 054974
Playing Field Treasurer
Clare Fisher
07912 648164
Pre-School Manager
Sally Harper
01400 279061
Primary School Head Teacher
Krysta Parsons
01400 272035
Broughton House Head
Michael Semilore
Deputy: Emma Hodson
01400 272929
1st Brant Broughton Brownies
Penny Taylor
Sue Coles
01400 272586
01400 272028
BB Baby & Toddler Group
Clare Fisher
07912 648164
Bell Ringing Group
Rowan Booth
01522 788784
CHURCH REPRESENTATIVES
St Helens Church
St Helen’s Church Warden
Rev’d Alison Healey
01400 273718
or 07962 318 728
Canon Valerie Rampton
01636 626665
Jennifer Harvey
01400 273211
Wesleyan Reform Chapel
Peter Bagworth
01400 272034
The Religious Society of Friends
Wendy Gwatkin
01400 273541
DISTRICT & COUNTY COUNCILLORS
NK District Councillors
Mrs P A Woodman MBE
Mrs S K Howe
01522 788236
01522 788496
District Councillors deal with planning, housing, environment and community
County Councillor
Mr R J Phillips FRICS FAAV
MRAC
01522 686432
VILLAGE WEBSITE: www.brantbroughtonlocal.co.uk
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We love to receive articles from all ages & sections of
the community.
Please let me have your article or advert by the 12th
of each month AT THE LATEST for inclusion the
following month. The earlier the better!!
Tracy Rickett
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 07940 527613
I don’t often provide an editorial for Sandbeck; there is limited space for
my ramblings when there are so many interesting and useful articles to
fill the pages!
However, in the last several months concerned members of the community have been sending letters in on the issue of dog fouling. Our
community is not alone in suffering on this front, and while the majority
of dog owners are dedicated ‘scoopers’, the delinquent few are spoiling it
for everyone.
Unfortunately, while printing letters in Sandbeck raises awareness, it’s
safe to say those owners who can’t be bothered to clean up after their
dogs are unlikely to be moved to action by our frustrated letters.
There is legilation in place to deal with and deter dog fouling. Please
take the time to report instances of dog fouling to North Kesteven District Council. They are the ones who can enforce the legislation, including substantial fines, and my own feeling is that only by tackling this
issue head on with the relevant authority, will we make any progress.
The link, and more information on the action the counci can take can be
found at:
https://n-kesteven.firmstep.com/default.aspx/RenderForm/?F.Name=KcphmcdeVwg&HideToolbar=1
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Thanks, Tracy
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GRANTS AND LOANS POLICY
Local organisations are invited to apply for grants and loans from Brant
Broughton and Stragglethorpe Parish Council for the financial year
2016/17 in accordance with the Grants and Loans Policy V2.
Please note this is a new version of the policy so please do not use old
forms etc as this might effect your application. Please read the procedure
carefully.
You can find a copy of the Grant and Loans policy on our website at
http://www.brantbroughtonlocal.co.uk/council_info.html along with the
application form which is Page 3 of the policy.
Any problems please contact:
Janet Guest
Parish Clerk
[email protected] 01400 272637
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Calling all cyclists! The annual Lincolnshire
Churches Trust Cycle Ride takes place this year on
Saturday, 12th September. Sponsorship raised by
cyclists (or walkers!) is shared
equally between the Lincolnshire Churches Trust
and St. Helen’s. More information is
given on the sponsorship forms which are available
inside St. Helen’s, or telephone 273211.
Diary date - Saturday, 10th October, 7 for 7.30 p.m. in the
Jubilee Hall - WHODUNNIT!!! Come and solve a Murder
Mystery and at the same time enjoy a two course Harvest
Supper. More details to follow on posters etc. and in
October Sandbeck.
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01400 272090
07900 374136
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
Please note it will be necessary to impose a temporary restriction to all
vehicular traffic on the road detailed below. Adequate arrangements
will be made to enable pedestrians to access premises in the affected
area while works progress.
REASON FOR CLOSURE: Essential maintenance works (Including
patching, reconstruction, resurfacing, footway, drainage, culvert &
bridge refurbishment)
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PERIOD OF CLOSURE: 24/8/2015 to 25/9/2015
Domestic, Commercial, Industrial
& Agricultural
Inspection & Testing.
(Closures to be implemented as & when required during periods above,
signage detailing accurate dates & times will be displayed on site in
advance)
Every job done promptly, safely & to customer requirements.
Brant Broughton Village Day
Saturday 26th September 2015
10:00 – 13:00
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE:
Local diversion routes & access arrangements will be signposted
Phone/Fax 01522 789159
Mobile 07720 717548
Email: [email protected]
10, Church Lane
Brant Broughton
LN5 0SW
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FREE CONCERT AT FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE
The young string players of the Oasby Music Group will be
giving their third concert at The Friends' Meeting House,
Meeting House Lane, Brant Broughton on
Sunday 27th September, beginning at 4.00 p.m.
The players are mostly between 7 and 14 years old and
play to a high standard, winning several classes at this year's
Grantham and Colsterworth music festivals. Those on Facebook can find out more about them there: just search for 'Oasby Music Group'.
Welbourn Post Office & Store
Off-Licensed
01400 272242
OPENING TIMES
MONDAY - SATURDAY: 7.30AM-9PM SUNDAY: 9AM-9PM
The children's concerts of solo, duet and ensemble repertoire
have been very well received in the past and they appreciate
the opportunity to perform in the unusual and intimate setting
of the Meeting House.
There is no charge for admission, but there will be a retiring
collection in aid of the National Children's Orchestras of
Great Britain, to which four of the players belong. Tea and
homemade cakes will be served afterwards.
Freshly baked breads & pastries available
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Please come to our
World’s Biggest
Coffee Morning
Date:
September 25th (Friday)
Time:
10.30am until 12 noon
Where:
The Heritage Room
Meeting House Lane
MacMillan Cancer
Support’s Biggest Fundraiser
THE FOOD BOUTIQUE
The Navenby
Woodstove
HIGH STREET
BRANT BROUGHTON
Stockists of high quality wood burning
and multi-fuel stoves, flue pipe, fuel,
stove spares and accessories.
Open for Co ee, Produce
and Hand Crafted Gifts
Catering Service
& China Hire Available
Your local authorized dealer of Stovax,
Villager, Aarrow, Stratford, Morso, Franco
Belge and other quality brands.
All stoves sold at very competitive prices.
MONDAY - THURSDAY
10AM - 3PM
Contact us at:
The Old Glass Shop, Highfields,
High Dyke, Navenby, LN5 0AG
Tel: 01400 272289
Tel: 01522 811781
www.navenbywoodstove.co.uk
[email protected]
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That’s just the bits our group is organising ……….on top of all of that there
are other village organisations doing their bit at other locations around the
village such as the school, playing field, village hall, Quakers, Heritage Room,
Wesleyan Chapel, fire station, bell tower and spire tours. I am sure I have
missed someone or some venue o so I best apologise for that now. And maybe
for all the other bits that may go a bit wrong but also well done everyone for all
the massive bits of this event that are right.
Come and join us to celebrate Brant Broughton!
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Website:
Show Secretary:
Brant Broughton Village Day and Produce Show
www.brantbroughtonlocal.co.uk
Janet Guest, 07794 471013
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Brant Broughton Preschool
Mill Lane, Brant Broughton
Brant Broughton, Lincoln, LN5 0RP
01400 279061
[email protected]
Brant Broughton and Stragglethorpe
Produce Show and Village Day
Saturday, 26th Sept 2015
As I sit here in August and write an article for the September Sandbeck I
am pondering on how the day will go. Success or failure …….. well at least
those involved in putting the day on for you all tried. Its over to you to enjoy
the day and TAKE PART and I do hope you do.
I am hopeful, as you read this, the leaflet and map will be nearly completed
and on sale, for a small donation, from The Food Boutique and Generous
Briton. On the day it will be on sale all around the village, so please buy a
copy because if you don’t you may miss the event you really wanted to see
or take part in. So I am not going to give much away in this article, as we
really need you to buy a leaflet to help fund next year’s event.
However, I will tell you that events start at 10am with at least 10 garage
sales all around the village. I had just hoped a couple would take place so it
wasn’t a flop but 10, well done BB residents!
But prior to that its registration time (Friday 7-8.30pm OR Saturday
9-10am) to get your entries in to The Produce and Craft Show in the
Church. There will be various stalls setting up on the Rectory Field and at
11am – 4pm we have John Myroshmychenko, Artist and Illustrator, waiting
to draw your portrait at the entrance to the church. He did the bike illustration for us.
The Produce and Craft show opens at 1.30pm but come in to see the judging taking place and take tea and cake curtesy of the PCC. More excitement when, between 2-3pm, a celebrated musician Aiden Marshall, will be
playing solo guitar in the church and ……… its FREE!
Is that all? Well no ………… 3-5pm in the Generous Briton is an open
mike session so all you budding musicians come along and join in, Aiden
will be there to help and a few others I have roped in. And then it’s John
Conolly playing in the Generous Briton 5-6pm £4 a seated ticket and £3
standing.
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Registered Charity
No. 1037586
Facebook: brant broughton preschool
Community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/
brantbroughtonpreschool
Brant Broughton Preschool has been established as a registered charity
for over 30 years. We are very proud to be in rural, village location in the
grounds of an outstanding primary school.
We are a small, warm, inclusive and friendly preschool, catering from 2
years to 5 years, which operates term time. Inside we have a spacious room
equipped with age appropriate toys and activities, which include an indoor
words and sound reading area, role play experience, mark making and craft
area, and funky fingers and mathematics area.
Located at the rear of the school, with enclosed gardens to the front, side
and rear. The children have the opportunity to explore and express themselves in a safe stimulating environment. Children can ride bikes, scooters
and balancing bikes, have fun in the wooden playhouse o ering a reading
and comfy area inside, as well as outdoor obstacles with a trim trail and
climbing tyre area o ering open ended play opportunities.
We also proud to have an area for gardening and growth for the children to
learn and explore the outdoor environment. The children ‘sow, grow and
cook’ vegetables and fruit, showing an understanding of healthy eating.
We also o er an area for children to explore in our discovery and nature
area, which is equipped with a mud kitchen, giving children time explore
whatever the weather, encouraging independence with their own aprons and
wellington rack. Children attending our preschool have the opportunities
to bring a packed lunch, or a homemade healthy lunch cooked by ‘primary
lunches’.
If you would like to visit our preschool, please contact the Manger on the
above details, or look at our Face book or website, for information.
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Services in North Loveden Group of Churches
September 2015
Sunday 6th September 2015
9am
Welbourn
10.30am
FS Brant Broughton
6pm
Beckingham
Sunday 13th September 2015
9am
Leadenham
10.30am
FS Welbourn
6pm
Stragglethorpe Songs of Praise/Harvest
Sunday 20th September 2015
9am
Brant Broughton
10.30am
FS Beckingham
6pm
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Brant Broughton
Thursday 24th September 2015
10am
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Saturday 26th September 2015
Brant Broughton produce show in church.
Sunday 27th September 2015
9am
Beckingham
10.30
Leadenham
6pm
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Rector’s Letter
I hope that you have had a wonderful summer break and that this edition of
the magazine finds you refreshed and happy?
As I have said before, even though I was born and brought up in Lincolnshire I have spent enough time away from the county to fully appreciate
how beautiful our landscape is and how much we owe to our surroundings.
The fields that I have ignored for months are suddenly shorn of their corn
and the colours and patterns of late summer transform the land and make
me so appreciative of the beauty that we are surrounded with.
All Types of Joinery and Building Work Undertaken.
Fitten Kitchens & Wardrobes Supply & Fit or Fit Only
Bespoke, Handmade and Modern
Windows & Doors in Wood and UPVC
Extensions, Alterations and Renovations
Self-Build & Sub-Contract Joinery
I wanted to thank you all particularly for the wonderful summer school at
Leadenham Primary School, involving children from Leadenham, Welbourn,
Brant Broughton and Caythorpe as we explored the story of the Prodigal
son and had our own Pilgrimage from the school to St Swithun’s Church on
Saturday 1st August following our very own ‘Wonkey Donkey’ or Romeo to
give him his correct title.
Tel: 01400 272886
Fax: 01400 272238
Mob: 07860 682324
Email: [email protected]
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Brant Broughton and Stragglethorpe
Produce Show and Village Day
Saturday, 26th Sept 2015
AIDEN MARSHALL
Classic, blues and rock guitarist
St Helens Church, Brant Broughton
Saturday 26th September 2015 2pm – 3pm
Entrance FREE
JOHN CONOLLY
“The Mad from Fiddler’s Green”
John is an internationally-respected singer/songwriter who has based
his style firmly in the Folk tradition. His finely-crafted songs are performed with warmth, good humour and lilting accompaniments on
guitar and melodeon. His best-known composition, the classic
FIDDLERS’ GREEN, has the ring of a traditional ballad, and has
earned him a warm welcome at major Folk and Maritime events all
over the world.
ONE NIGHT ONLY APPEARING AT –
Generous Briton, Brant Broughton
Saturday 26th September 2015 5pm – 6pm
Seated tickets £4 Standing £3 Janet Guest (07794 471013)
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During the summer school that ran all the week before the children created
Icons and baked and acted and danced and generally had a wonderful time
together. You can still see some of the fruits of their labours in St Swithun’s
Church now, and will be able to admire more of their handiwork in Leadenham Primary School as the new term starts. Do feel free to sign up for
further activities and next years summer school now! I would especially like
to thank Matthew Nicholson and all at Leadenham Primary School, Dawn
and Mrs Kettle particularly and Henrietta Reeve and the PCC of St Swithun’s
Church; also Lynne Cartwright, Jan Reeder, Fran Brealey, Jennifer Harvey,
Jane Heald, Debbie Knowles and all the parents and supporters of the children who attended the summer school.
I would also like to thank Graham McClusky and all at Leadenham Arts
Festival for promoting and supporting the event and for how much encouragement for future events you have inspired us with; the future looks
very bright and we are so excited to be part of a vision for the future which
includes everybody rather than excludes them. We are keen to be part of a
movement which sees the Christian faith as inclusive and empowering rather than judgemental and exclusive. The Mariannus Scottus Project which
ran in St Swithun’s on Friday 31st July was a powerful and beautiful event
which moved all who were lucky enough to attend. The church was open for
the first time in ages and the candles burning on the altar and surrounding
areas lent a soft but vibrant glow to the proceedings and when the evening sun flared through the stained glass windows all were reverent and
inspired. The music of the singers was haunting and powerful and we were
so honoured and inspired to have then among us. The professional people
who fixed the lighting, the sound and the very atmosphere were also to be
congratulated. It was a magical evening and we cannot get over how blessed we are to have such talented people amongst us.
We would also like to bring to your attention the forthcoming flower
festival in Leadenham parish church of St Swithun’s over the late August
Bank Holiday. So many dedicated and prolific flower arrangers are going
to be present and we do hope that all will come along and enjoy what is
on o er. It promises to be a powerful and hard hitting show with plenty to
think about and admire as we see how people put their faith into action in
inspiring and creative ways.
Over the month of September there are also naming ceremonies and Christenings, largely in the parish of St Chad’s in Welbourn, so do look out for
the rota of services and do join in where you are able to.
Deepest love and blessings for the future,
Ali Healy
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CAYTHORPE AND DISTRICT
GARDEN SOCIETY
BRANT BROUGHTON &
STRAGGLETHORPE
VILLAGE SHOW COMMITTEE
AGM
The September meeting of
CDGS will be a talk by
John Stirland on 'The garden in
winter'
To be held on Thursday 10th
September 2015 AT 7PM
7:30pm on 8th Sept at Carlton
Scroop Village Hall
The ugly…
The pavilion door was deliberately damaged. The toughened glass had
been repeatedly kicked until smashed and some of the timber frame was
also damaged. Sadly some of our funds which had been set aside for the
improvements for the playing field had to be spent on new glazing. This
has led us to question the amount of investment that can be made if a minority are going to spoil the playing field! The incident has been reported
to the police so please do let us know if you saw anything.
Finally would you, your family or your business like to sponsor a picnic
bench or seat?
We hope that residents or businesses connected to the village will sponsor a picnic bench or seat. A plaque with the family or business name will
be fixed on to the bench or seat. Please contact bbplayingfield@gmail.
com or call 07921054974 for more information.
Brant Broughton Village Day
Saturday 26th Sept 2015
10am - 1pm
11+ GARAGE SALES AROUND
BRANT BROUGHTON
Maps available from
The Food Boutique and Generous Briton on the day
Facebook: Brant Broughton Village Day and Produce Show
Website: www.brantbroughtonlocal.co.uk
IN THE HERITAGE ROOM
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MALCOLM PEET
MOT TESTING STATION AND CAR CARE CENTRE
BBPFC – July - The good, the bad and the ugly.
The Good….
July has been a busy month for BBPFC we have made the final tweeks to
our grant applications and plan to submit these in the August.
On the 24th July we held a bingo evening which raised over £220. Thank
you to all that supported us. Those of you who have supported our events
in 2015 have helped us to raise over £1700! We have further fund raising
plans for 2015:
26th September – Village day
25th October – Craft Fair
7th November – Bonfire and BBQ (no fireworks this year)
27th November – Fashion show
A huge thank you to William Booth who very kindly cut the playing field
hedge and sprayed the weeds. We need more willing volunteers to come
forward for small maintenance jobs on the pavilion, car park weeding and
helping with refreshments at fund raising events. We would also be very
pleased to receive donations for ra e prizes. Please e-mail us at bbplayingfi[email protected] if you can help in any way. Thank you!
The bad…
We have experienced two incidents of fly tipping in the car park one of
which resulted in lots of smashed glass causing a hazard to people visiting
the playing field.
Austerity hits grants! Many of the grants that the Committee can apply
for have been slashed resulting in the initial designs having to be scaled
back and the project being phased into smaller achievable projects to get
underway.
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Whatever you drive, we can keep it on the road!
Engine Tuning; Catalytic Converters; Wheel Balancing;
Tracking; Shock Absorbers; Windscreen Repairs;
Air Conditioning
Fuel Injection Systems Cleaned and Services
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The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
Meetings for Worship are held each Sunday between 11am and 12 noon in
Brant Broughton Quaker Meeting House, Meeting House Lane, and also on
the third Thursday of each month from 7.30pm to 8.15pm.
Early Meetings for Worship will be held on the 2nd and 4th
Sundays of each month from 9.30am to 10.30am.
All are welcome.
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A Children's Meeting for children of all ages will take place on
the first Sunday of each month.
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For more details, please contact
Wendy Gwatkin at Quaker House, Tel: 01400 273541
or the Clerk, Anne Thomson, Tel: 01400 261289
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BRANT BROUGHTON AND STRAGGLETHORPE
PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES
14TH JULY 2015
STOVES & CHIMNEYS
Chimneys Swept.
Stoves & Woodburners Installed.
Chimneys Lined.
Chimney Pot Cowls Fitted.
Any Chimney Problems!!
Local Reliable Service.
Fully Insured.
15/73 Parish Council
1. Membership: Cllrs C Thornton, P Dunning, G Jacques, JA Sheppard, M George,
JN Sheppard, R Hollingworth
2. Declaration of interest: Cllr Jacques – Playing Field
3. Dispensation of declaration of interest: None
4. Declaration of gifts and hospitality over £50: none
5. Cllr Training: it was approved that Cllr George attend Councillors’ Training day 9th
Sept 15 and Cllr JA Sheppard 12th Nov 15
6. Apologies: None
15/74 Present: 9 members of the public, 1 police representative, District Cllr Howe,
District Cllr Woodman MBE, County Cllr Phillips
15/75 Police and public time:
1. Matter raised by the Police: the police gave a report on crime in the area since the
last meeting and an update on the matter of loose horses on the roads and that there
are pending prosecutions which will be seen in the press. They asked that the public
report all incidences to them on 101 and include any information on vehicle registration and/or anti-social behaviour if relevant. Issues on the welfare of tethered horses
can be reported directly to the RSPCA. The Control of Horses Act 2015 is now in place
and Cllrs Phillips will liaise with LCC to see if this Act can also be used in the issues
seen in BB.
2. Matters raised by the public :
A. School traffic on Mill Lane in the past has caused damage to property with cars
reversing in private driveways. It is understood that the school wanted the zig zag lines
on the whole of Mill Lane but there were objections from residents
B. Outline Planning 15/0789/OUT 3 houses at Long Barn House 106a High St, BB
points raised were as follows:
• that it still contravenes a lot of existing planning policy as commented on is the previous application
• it is not infill it is back land development, in the draft Local Plan it states development
should be less than 2 houses and back land should not be developed, it will encourage and set a precedent for other developments along the High Street if allowed to go
ahead
• this site is an open field and still in the countryside, it is detrimental to the conservation area and countryside
• application talks about a mixture of properties which the plans show are all the same,
it is not clear if the bungalow is being replaced with a bungalow or 3 houses
• there is a maximum number of properties a driveway can serve and this is over this
• the wall on the High Street would stay which narrows the entrance to the site although it talks about removing the 2nd wall
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• there is designated parking on one side of the potential road to the house on the other
side
• there are 4 existing dwelling on the site not 3 as the application suggests, facilities and
infrastructure are not in the village to support the houses
• Further comments on the Design Statement as submitted with the planning application further information was proceeded electronically to be included in the submission
of comments to planning.
C. Footpath – running along the back of the houses parallel to the High Street, BB is
very overgrown. It was resolved that the footpath cutting schedule from LCC be forwarded to Cllrs as well as reporting to Highways the state of the path and hedge from
the A17 to Stragglethorpe being overgrown and in a state of disrepair.
D. Road closure High Street, BB – concerns were raised about the timing of the work
and the impact: when schools go back, safety of the children on school buses, increase
of traffic and HGV’s on Mill Lane, new starters and the Village Day. It was resolved to
contact Highways to ask them to consider moving the closure dates forward into the
school holidays or after the 26th Sept. Cllr Phillips will also raise our concerns with
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15/76 Report from District and County Councillors: September 10th is the NK Community Champions Awards at The Venue, Navenby. Nominations must be received
by 27th July. 8 categories to nominate through - Young Achievers, Community Based
Award, Community Spirit, Contribution to a better environment, Contribution of sustainable transport, Contribution to sport. Contribution to arts and culture, Contribution to health and well-being.
The memorial spire aspect of International Bomber Command is insitu in memory
of those who served in the 2nd World Ward. The Chadwick Centre, a Memorial Park
and digital archive are also being created. The new Chairman for the District for the
year is Cllr Mrs Gill Ogden, representing Billinghay and the surrounding villages. The
Info-Lincs office at NK Sports Centre has temporarily closed for refurbishment works
and has moved to North Hykeham Town Council premises on Fen Lane. Phase 3 of the
NK Sports Centre refurbishment will provide an extended gym in place of the squash
courts, male changing facilities, a Dance Studio and a Spinning Studio. 27th-31st July
there is a Performing Arts Summer School at The Terry O’Toole Theatre, comprising
music, dance and drama. The District maintains high standards of food hygiene within
its food establishments. In the latest Which? Report of 398 councils nationwide, the
District came 39th - placing it in the top 10% of local authorities. The Deputy Chief
Executive, Alan Thomas, has recently retired after 27years loyal service. Lincolnshire
has been highlighted as a top world destination for a holiday in 2015 by the Sunday
Mirror, with 800th anniversary celebrations for Magna Carta and the re-opening of the
revamped Castle, world class aviation venues, historic and picturesque countryside and
the Int. Bomber Command Spire Memorial to visit.
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BRANT BROUGHTON AND STRAGGLETHORPE
PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES, CONT.
Major improvements to services on the Castle Line between Nottingham and Lincoln
will be of significant benefit to businesses in the LN6 area of the district with an extra
13 trains a day stopping at stations on route. The District has committed £30,000 over
three years to help fund the new timetable.
WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL
MALT KILN LANE
September 2015
15/77 Minutes of meeting and Annual General Meeting held on 19th May 2015:
were signed as a true record.
Matters arising:
14/77c Stone wall in Rectory Field – contractor is trying to source old bricks to replace
those damaged due to concrete being stronger than the brick. This will result in more
costs which will be shared with Cllrs. It was resolved to deal with this via emails as its
important this work gets done soon.
14/93c Issues around cars on Mill Lane – the view of the public were taken into account. . It was resolved to ask Highways if it is possible to extend the zig zag lines and
if so consult with residents. It was resolved to investigate the resurrection of the Junior
PSCO scheme with the PSCO’s.
15/70 Playing Field request for support and planning permission assistance – the
request has been withdrawn
15/71b Neighbourhood Plan steering group – 2 responses have been rec’d from the
parish to be part of the group. It was resolved to contact NKDC to start the process.
15/71c Laptop – has been purchased and is in use
15/71d Rooted Christmas tree in Rectory Field – Cllr Dunning declared an interest
and took no part in the discussion other than to provide Cllrs with information regarding the tree being given “Nordmann Fir”. Questions were raised by Cllrs regarding the
resolution voted on at the previous meeting. The following motions were put to the
meeting and agreed
Motion 1 – rescind the previous motion on a technicality
Motion 2 – postpone the vote on implementing the previous resolution until the full
facts are known as per the Rectory Field report from the Clerk.
Cllr JN Sheppard requested that it be minuted that he will be disappointed if further
questions are put forward regarding the issue at the next PC meeting.
15/72 Footpath – details have been supplied to the Footpath Officer
15/78 Finance:
a. Asset register – added Laptop, keys to fire door and window lock at Village Hall.
Removed fence in Rectory Field. Update on the repairs and maintenance of assets will
be deferred to the next meeting. It was resolved to look into a grant to put a replica of
the village pump back over the old well on the Village Green.
b. Overview of income and expenditure against budget and bank reconciliation – was
accepted and bank statements signed as correct by Cllr Thornton. Balance stands at
£22761.85 at end June 2015.
• Progress on financial issues on website min no 15/68b was deferred to next meeting
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Stewards:
Miss B Beckett 01400 272216
Mr P Bagworth 01400 272034
September services and preachers were not available at
time of publish - for details please check the Chapel
noticeboard or contact one of the Stewards.
Everyone is welcome to our services
H
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To carry out some maintance and repairs at the hall, such as painting, cleaning the gutters, changing light bulbs and some basic
plumbing.
Anyone interested, please contact:
James Carpenter, Village Hall Chairman
078822 20630
[email protected]
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PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES, CONT.
c. Payment of invoices – the following cheques were signed
• Continental Landscapes -Grant Playing field committee £194.40
• P Barnet – Grant PCC £775
• PCC balance of grant £4.20
• Callow and Holmes – internal audit £90
• PC World – Laptop and software £578.98
• Complete Clean – clean of bus shelter £20
• Main Ring Rosettes – grant Produce Show £100
d. Internal Auditor – the internal audit report was accepted
15/79 Planning matters –
a. Lincolnshire County Council Local Plan consultation – dates were noted
b. Tree works CA14-168 Fell Oak and 2 limes at Beckfield Farm, Brant Broughton – no
comments
c. SKDC Sewstern Lane Long Bennington – 6 wind turbines – governments new position on this issue was noted
d. 15/05/42/HOUS – The Old Rectory, 35 High St, BB Fitting of secondary double
glazing – supported
e. 15/0606/LBC Lister Cottage, 2A Church Walk, BB replace existing driveway gates
with 1.8m high Westminster style gates and reinstate the original style side gate - supported
f. Tree/400257 CA14-169 36 West Street, BB Fell yew – supported
g. 15/0789/out – Erection of 3 dwellings (outline all matters reserved) Resubmission
of 14/1599/OUT Long Barn House 106a High Street, BB – the views of the public was
taken into account and after a discussion it was resolved to inform planning of the
these views as per Min No 15/75/B. There were varying views from Cllrs but none
supported the application.
15/80 Correspondence: was accepted with the following matters discussed
a. LCC speed management policy for schools – the consultation is open until 24th July
but the view was this was a very good document.
b. Pensions Regulator legal duties – noted that the Parish Clerk has only just been
accepted into the pension scheme and backdating to 2014 will incur costs as nothing
has been paid yet
c. Affordable Housing - notification has been received that a planning application is
due to be put in at the field next to the Fire Station
15/81 Cluster meetings: no reports but next meeting will be 21st Sept at Aubourn, Cllrs
JA Sheppard and Hollingworth to attend
15/82 Health and safety issues
a. Parish trees – NKDC provide a service to Parishes which includes a health check and
log of trees at a cost as per their programme. It was resolved to take this service up as
part of the repairs and maintenance programme.
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PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES, CONT.
b. Report of potential accident – a mother reported to the clerk that her young child,
whilst using the footpath near the Brant Broughton sign on the High Street, had fallen
into the road in front of an oncoming car. The accident it was felt was due to overhanging hedge and the reduced width of the footpath. It was resolved to contact the Playing
Field Committee and Neil Tasker to cut the hedges and sweep up the hedge cuttings on
the path as it is believed this makes the footpath narrower than it should be.
15/83 Matters for discussion
a. Nominated Cllr for responsibility for Speed Indication Device – it was resolved
to ask at the Cluster if it had to be a Parish Councillor who collected, looked after &
passed SID on. If this is the case there will be a need to try & find a volunteer. If it has
to be a Parish Councillor then we would opt out
b. Community Watch Scheme - Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership membership – it
was resolved to opt into this scheme.
c. Parish Council Policy Documentation list to be prioritised and reviewed – deferred
d. Code of Conduct policy to be adopted by the Parish Council – it was resolved to
adopt the North Kesteven Members’ Code of Conduct.
e. Model Standing Order policy (rules surrounding meetings and the day to day running of the council) to be adopted by the Parish Council – it was resolved a sub-committee was formed to look at designing a suitable policy for the Parish Council consisting of Cllrs JA Sheppard, George and Jacques with the support of the Clerk.
f. Welcome letter to new Parishioners – it was resolved to wait until a new website has
been agreed so the links are correct and also that Cllrs will be responsible for delivering
it which will entail the Parish being split into Cllrs areas.
g. New email address to be set up for emails not relating to official parish business - it
was resolved the new email will be [email protected] Cllr JN Sheppard
to manage and that the clerk will continue to circulate parish matters.
h. Parish Council website review LCC offer of hosting Parish Council matters - it was
resolved to set up a new website within LCC for official Parish Council matters.
i. Parking on the Village Green - it was resolved to extend the grass mound to around
the car park and in front of the drop curb to prevent parking on the village green.
Please be advised that these are notes of the meeting taken by the Clerk and cannot
in any way be regarded as official minutes of Council proceedings until approved and
signed at the next meeting.
Dates for 2015 (All Meeting days will be Tuesdays with reserve days on Wednesdays)
Date
Reserve
Specific agenda item / event
2015
Date
Sept 8th
9th
Meeting
Full report on assets
Oct 20th
21st
Meeting
Financial standing orders
Oct 31st
Last day for applications for
Grants from Parish Organisations
Dec 8th
9th
Meeting
Approval of Grants for Parish
Organisations
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Contact Carol, to arrange a visit and choose from a wide range of beautiful
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WELLINGORE & DISTRICT U3A
The next meeting will be held at our usual venue, the Wellingore Memorial Hall
at 10 am on Wednesday September 9th. The speaker is Peter Manton with the
title “William Watkins, Lincoln’’s Architect”. Watkins was a Victorian architect,
responsible for many of the buildings that we see every day. For anyone with
an interest in the Lincoln of Victorian times Peter will bring the subject alive.
New members and visitors are always welcome.
Further information about our meetings and membership can be obtained
from Dave Carmichael on 01522 811194. There are also a number of
interest group meetings held each month that are open to all members.
Information about U3A can be found at www.u3a.org.uk
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BRANT BROUGHTON AND STRAGGLETHORPE
PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES, CONT.
Councillor’s Roles
PAINTER AND DECORATOR
30 years of the highest quality work
Broadband / communication
Church
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Assets
Finance
Village Hall
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Cllr JN Sheppard
Cllr Thornton
Cllr George
Cllr Hollingworth
Cllr Thornton
Cllr Dunning
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Free quotes provided. Brant Broughton based.
Thank you in anticipation.
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Followed by the switching on
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and carols around the tree at 5.15pm.
Brant Broughton Fire Brigade
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BRANT BROUGHTON CRAFT GROUP
The craft group meets in the Heritage Room which is in the grounds of
The Quaker Meeting House on Meeting House Lane, Brant Broughton.
We meet on Mondays (except Bank Holidays) at 2.00pm till 4.00pm.
Each session costs £1 plus the cost of any materials provided.
Costs are kept low and you will be advised as to the probable costs at
the previous meeting.
For more information, please contact Anne Wood on:
Tel: 01400 261537 Email: [email protected]
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September 7th, Tatting
September 21st, Printing.
We also will have an exhibition of our work in The Heritage Room
on September 26th.
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Give the birds a treat!
Buy good quality bird food from the RSPB Lincoln Local
Wild Bird Seed, Black Sunflower Seed, Sunflower
Hearts & Niger Seeds and Peanuts, all available
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Fat balls & Suet Blocks.
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Husk free & any special orders welcomed.
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Bulk prices on request.
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We have enjoyed the good weather the last few weeks at Brownies and
taken part in Wacky races, feet and mouth painting outside. We had not
anticipated the paint drying so quickly on feet in the hot weather so a lot
of bowls of soapy water were required! We finished the term with our usual water fight. The games were expertly planned by Hannah and Eva our
young leaders and as usual all the leaders were as wet as the brownies at
the end of the session.
We held our end of term trip in Lincoln this year. We went on a boat ride
along the Brayford. All the Brownies were able to have a steer of the boat
and waved at passers by. We finished by having a drink and cake on the
Moonraker boat and it was a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
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spaces at Brownies at
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any girls aged 7+ (or
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Call in at 7 Church Walk
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Calendar of Events
September
Cinema in
the Sticks is
Back!
Event
Dates
Location
Bell Ringing
Practice
Wednesday 2nd, 7.30pm
Wednesday 9th, 7.30pm
Wednesday 16th, 7.30pm
Wednesday 23rd, 7.30pm
Wednesday 30th, 7.30pm
St Helen’s Church
Brownies
Monday 7th, 6.00pm-7.15pm
Monday 14th, 6.00pm-7.15pm
Monday 21st, 6.00pm-7.15pm
Brant Broughton
Primary School
Children’s Ballet
& Tap
Tuesday 15th, 4.30pm-7.45pm
Tuesday 22nd, 4.30pm-7.45pm
Tuesday 29th, 4.30pm-7.45pm
Jubilee Hall
Friday October 30th
at Jubilee Hall Brant Broughton
Children’s Ballet,
Tap & Modern
Saturday 12th, 9.00am-3.30pm
Saturday 19th, 9.00am-3.30pm
Saturday 26th, 9.00am - 3.30pm
Jubilee Hall
We hope you will be able to come along.
Children and adults are welcome
Craft Group
Monday 7th, 2.00 - 4.00pm
Monday 21st, 2.00 - 4.00pm
Heritage Room
Family Day
Saturday 26th September 10.00 am
onwards as advertised
Various locations
around the village
Mobile Library
Monday 7th, 15.00-16.00
Generous Briton
Mums & Toddlers
Wednesday 2nd, 10.00am-11.30am
Wednesday 9th, 10.00am-11.30am
Wednesday 16th, 10.00am-11.30am
Wednesday 23rd,10.00am-11.30am
Wednesday 30th, 10.00am-11.30am
Jubilee Hall
Needlecraft
Thursday 3rd, 2.00pm
Thursday 10th, 2.00pm
Thursday 17th, 2.00pm
Thursday 24rd, 2.00pm
Heritage Room
School Term
Start of Term One Thursday 3rd,
8.45am
Brant Broughton C of E
Primary
Upholstery Class
Tuesday 15th, 9.30am - 11.30am &
1.00pm - 3.00pm
Tuesday 22nd, 9.30am - 11.30 am &
1.00pm - 3.00pm
Tuesday 29th, 9.30am - 11.30am &
1.00pm - 3.00pm
The Studio, The Clays
Farmhouse
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don’t miss this showing. Fancy dress entirely optional but a guaranteed
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you will still enjoy it again!
WHAT WE DID ON OUR HOLIDAY AT 7PM
Starring Billy Connolly, David Tennant and Rosamund Pike.
A captivating film, full of hilarious humour but also poignant moments
wonderfully scripted by the writers of ‘Outnumbered’. The children in
the film are played by talented youngsters who ad lib at times and so they
portray family life very realistically.
Trying to keep a family secret with these three around proves to be impossible! Join us to find out the consequences...........
Tickets £5 each
Margaret: 21 West Street 01400 279227
Juana: 27 West Street 01400 272429
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The autumn programme commences on 13th September with an acrylic
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need to be pre booked.
The next open demonstration will be in October, as will the Clubs Annual
Exhibition, which is planned to take place Saturday 10th October and
Sunday 11th October.
There are two demonstrations arranged for later in the year and being given by exceptionally fine artists. Haijee Jo Summers, whose subject will be
“Portraits in Oil”, and Ian Risley who will be demonstrating “Landscape
in Pastel”. (Check out their web sites to see the quality of the work they
produce). Both of these events are, like all our demonstrations and workshops, held on a Saturday and open to members and to visitors who are
always welcome.
The Club’s Thursday “Painting Mornings” are continuing throughout the
summer in the Carlton-le-Moorland Village Hall between 10.00a.m. and
1.00p.m. with members meeting up informally to paint and draw. Rather
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and o er great support & backup...at the right price
We do all the work, you take the all the credit!
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Alternatively details of all club activities, dates etc. are available on the
Club Web site [email protected] or by
ringing David Raines on 01522 810843.
E ective Web Sites – User Friendly People
Graham McLuskey 01526 323333
www.webdesign-imagineers.co.uk
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