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Welcome to the

February 2019 edition

Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.” Leo Buscaglia As we enter February – the month of love, perhaps we should remember that love has many forms. In the quote above, Leo Buscaglia speaks of many ways of showing that you care, and that as a society we care about all of those around us. Random acts of kindness, however small, have the power to at the very least put a small smile on someone’s face. So even if you don’t have a special someone in February perhaps you could have a go at extending some love. As always, we welcome some new advertisers this month as well as lots of long-standing ones who continue to advertise within our pages as a great way of getting customers. If you contact any this month don’t forget to tell them where you found them. The March issue will be delivered to you late February. If you would like to have something included in this, please make sure details are with me by Friday 8th February. We will be celebrating our 14th Birthday in March. It is hard to believe that so many years have passed since the first ‘Today’ magazine was (nervously) produced. Enjoy February and I will be back in a months’ time with your March magazine.

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After the Christmas break (although for some swimmers, the break was less than for others!), we have got back into the swing of things apace, with a busy start to the year. As 2018 drew to a close with an intensive schedule of galas, our swimmers achieved a huge haul of PBs and medals, and County qualifying times. We therefore have 9 swimmers achieving County qualifying times (up from 3 swimmers last year) which is a tremendous achievement from a Club which has only been going for not much longer than 3 years. These swimmers are now undergoing intensive training to prepare them for the Nottinghamshire County Championships in a couple of weeks’ time (although by the time you read this – they will have already competed!). So we wish Dominic, Josh, Seb, Jake, Liam, Ella, Abigail, Ellie Mae and Emily the very best in that competition. Sixteen of our younger swimmers have already FRPSHWHG LQ WKHLU ȴ UVW IULHQGO\ JDOD RI WKH \HDU hosted by Retford Swimming Club – well done to Stansie, Charlie, Aimee, Molly, Florence, Laila, Harry, Jasper, Max, Niamh, Holly, Samuel, Evelyn, Lance, Sky and Eva for some great racing, and a great start to 2019. Some great times achieved, ORWV RI 3%V DQG IRU VRPH VZLPPHUV WKH ȴ UVW JDOD they have entered.

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In our Club, Club we like to ensure that our swimmers also develop poolside skills and so once a swimmer reaches 13, they get the opportunity to train as an Aquatic Helper which means they get the chance to assist the Coaches, poolside. We have recently trained a further 9 Aquatic Helpers (some of whom are pictured) to add to our team, so a big thank you to Briony, Jake, Tyler, Leon, Liam, Seb, Emily, Holly and Max. 2019 will be a busy year. We have a packed calendar of events coming up – the Nottinghamshire Championships, some new galas to try out as well as our favourite venues, and our own annual 3rd Club Championships. :H DUH FRQȴ GHQW WKDW ZLOO EH HYHQ PRUH successful than 2018 and we wish our swimmers every success in their quest to furthering their skills and their achievements and having fun with their team-mates whilst hopefully continuing to gather PBs, medals and – looking ahead - County qualifying times for 2020. For further information please see our website www.bircotesswimmingclub.com or you can contact us at bircotesswimclub@gmail.com

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Harworth Colliery Football Club February Update! Thanks to the weather being kind to us its been a busy time over the Festive Period and January for all of our sides including the Juniors whos second half of the season is now fully under way. At the time of writing the 1st team remains second bottom and 3 points away from survival, the results of late have improved as have the performances barring a poor showing at home to Nostell MW. The attendances have still been great to which I want to thank you all. We are averaging 108, 8th overall in the League, but I feel we have the potential in the coming months to increase that and would love to see a great crowd, please try and make it up if you can, the support does make a difference and we need all the help we can get at present. Our only home game in February is the 23rd against bottom side Bolsolver, the next 4-5 games are all against teams around us so is an absolutley crucial time for us, what will be will be but we will give it our best shot, that’s for sure. December player of the month went to Sean Ebbs pictured with Committee member Matthew Healey and Andrew Bevan of Jones and Solicitors our proud ground sponsors who also sponsor the monthly award.

Also pictured is David Challinor and son Kevin who was guest of honour for the win against Selby Town at the end of December for his help towards the Floodlights and local Lad Rob Gallagher who sponsored the Nostell game, thanks as ever for your support everyone. The reserves have had a stop start time with few games being played but they was delighted to be presented with the Central Midlands Respect award

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on December 22nd, well done to Ben, Mark Brogan, Wibb and Lath for helping to guide the reserves after a rocky start with the change in management, we will be hoping for a good second half to the season as we are in all three cups entered so plenty to play for. Our U18’s and 21’s have also had quiet periods but games will start ramping up again and we wish them all the very best. Our Ladies are going from strength at the minute and sit second in the league and through to a semi final already. It was a difficult start for Mark, Elaine and the management due to a number of players moving on but they have re-grouped and sitting second in the top division proves the good work done but need to follow this up now. We wish all our Juniors well with their spring leagues starting up after a good break over Xmas. Would be great to see more of our junior players getting up to senior games when they can, it’s essential that the club continues to grow and the feeling of community grows with it, we want to develop our own and want them to see what they can look forward to in years to come. I will finish by saying that following the sad news of Club President Pete Lawrence passing away a few months back the committee spoke about appointing the next and we all decided that there could be none better than lifetime supporter Lance Armstrong. He is at every game whether that first/second or ladies and is a great ambassador for the Club. He is pictured with good friend and fellow Colliery Supporter Arthur, we are sure you will do a great job for the Club Lance. All the upto date news can be found on the clubs Website on Pitch Hero, enter Harworth Colliery FC, also by following us on Twitter @HCIFC or on our Facebook page VIVA COLLIERY

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missing his annual big break and struggled on. His lack of energy and negative demeanour meant he was overlooked for any and all promotion opportunities, every year was a battle and he couldn’t muster the enthusiasm to reach any real goals in his life. My question to you is what do you have in your diary to look forward to? I recommend at least once every 12 weeks have something substantial that allows you to re-energise, evaluate the last 3 months and look forward to something you want to achieve in the next 3 months. My Wife, daughter and I love to travel, so every 3 months we have a holiday scheduled in.

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in the Committing and Solving of Crime in the works of Agatha Christie Art at the Deli this month ROGER POWELL fills the walls at Scicluna Deli in Doncaster www. artatthedeli.com

Kilnsey Crag • Connections Exhibition Recent changes in fire regulations have meant that at Doncaster Museum & Art Gallery there is now limited use of the first floor galleries unless adaptations are put in place which will cost 10s of thousands of pounds. The museum is taking a practical approach by converting the spaces concerned into safe and useful areas in advance of decanting to the new build just at the top of the street. However, life drawing is no longer running and the popular Art History lectures have moved to The Little Theatre. Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery Open Wed to Sunday. Exhibition: until 7 April ‘CONNECTIONS’. An exhibition drawn from the collection of Heritage Doncaster finding fascinating connections between a diverse range of artworks. What connects a portrait of ‘Mundig’, the winner of the 1835 St Leger, a dog called ‘Rover’, and a collection of Wedgewood pottery? ‘Connections’ takes as its starting point the first work to enter the art collection at Doncaster, Sir Frank Lockwood’s ‘A Moment of Triumph’, and through a series of links, some obvious, some surprising, and some downright stupid, (their word not mine) makes connections between around 70 artworks, eventually coming full circle back to the beginning. The exhibition celebrates the random nature of the art collection at Doncaster Museum, which has grown over the years through a mixture of purchases, donations and bequests, and now numbers around 2,000 artworks. Art History Lecture: by Rachel HollandHargreaves, now at the Doncaster’s Little Theatre, King Street (off East Laith Gate). February 22nd 10.30am – 12 GEORGIA O’KEEFFE A look at the work of Georgia Totto O’Keeffe, the American artist best-known for her paintings of enlarged flowers, New York skyscrapers, and New Mexico landscapes. O’Keeffe has been recognized as the “Mother of American modernism”. Admission is £7 paid on entry (includes refreshments). Rachel.holland70@outlook.com www.doncaster.gov.uk/museums Friends of Doncaster Museum 9th February Dr Ruth Brompton Charlesworth presents ‘MURDER MOST FLOWERY’: The Significance of Horticulture

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Harley Gallery Welbeck until 24 March HARLEY OPEN EXHIBITION which your work may well be part of and A PAINTED CONVERSATION by Jéréme Crow www.harleygallery.co.uk The Arts Society Dukeries 6 February DAME ZAHA HADID a lecture by Anthea Streeter will explore the life and work of this extraordinary architect. Doors open 10am for coffee, AGM at 10.30, Lecture at 11am. The Civic Centre Carlton in Lindrick www.theartssociety.org/societies/ dukeries Tickhill Music Society 8 February at 7pm MATILDA LLOYD – trumpet concert and Leo Nicholson on Piano will perform music by Vivaldi and Antheil. In St Mary’s School Hall, Tickhill www.tickhillmusicsociety.org Roots Music Club at the Ukranian Centre 1st February – THE BARSTEWARD SONS OF VAL DOONICAN. 8th February THE TANNAHILL WEAVERS. 15th February – KATE GRIFFIN & FORD COLLIER. 22nd February – CLUB NIGHT www.rootsmusicclub.co.uk Cast in Doncaster ALLEGRO THEATRE DANCE ACADEMY kick off the month hotly followed by CLAIRE ANDERSON SCHOOL OF THEATRE DANCE: The Greatest Show and later in the month SV DANCE STUDIOS for street dance, gymnastics, singing and musical theatre. 6 Feb there is a treat for lovers of folk music FAIRPORT CONVENTION (in one of their incarnations and looking a little greyer) in concert and 19 Feb MICHAEL McGOLDRICK JOHN McCUSCKER AND JOHN DOYAL in concert. 22 Feb at 2pm The wonderful TWEEDY (the clown) in a family friendly show. 16 Feb at 11 am TEA AND TOUR of the Theatre. www.castindoncaster.com Djanogly Art Gallery Nottingham until 10 February AFTER CAMDEN TOWN - THE LATE WORKS OF HAROLD GILMAN the show offers Gillman’s view of urban life at the beginning of the 20th century with influences coming in from the French impressionists. Until 24 Feb. Alongside Harold Gilman you will find work by a group of young Chinese artists from Yiyuan Tang Art Shake is on show to coincide with the Chinese New Year. www.lakesidearts.org.uk Worksop Library 2 Feb to 17 March Exhibition: ZINES. This is a display of self-published magazines by members of the public and schools. 2 Feb at 11am family theatre THE ELVES

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Dear Friends, One of the things I do as a Minister pastoring Č´ YH FKXUFKHV LV WR ȆMXJJOHȇ ZLWK ZRUN IDPLO\ DQG pleasure. Each second is precious to me, but I also plan to rest and relate with my family. I once read a book with a chapter about relationships. It suggested that we represent our work, ego and relationships with a rubber ball, an orange and a glass cup respectively. I believe that it will take a good professional juggler to juggle these three items in the air for a minute. However, most of us are not professional jugglers but we behave like one each day of our lives. A lot of us have forgotten that work is like a rubber ball. If you lose your job or move on from it, \RX ZLOO ERXQFH EDFN Č‚ PD\EH Č´ QG DQRWKHU RQH RU a substitute. The situation may bruise your ego for a while. In other words, the orange will fall down and burst. But you can pick it up and even eat it. Egos can be smashed but they will resurrect. Relationships, like glass, are so precious that when WKH\ VPDVK WKH\ FDQ QHYHU EH Č´ [HG EDFN WR WKH original piece. Yes, you may try to mend it, but bruises always leave marks on the body. In the same way, broken relationships that have been mended leave scars on the mind. Unfortunately, many of us have swapped rubber balls and glass pieces in our lifestyles. Work has become more precious than relationships. Some people even sleep at their work places at the expense of their cosy homes. Marriages, partnerships, families or friendships have become second Č´ GGOH LQ RXU IDVW OLYHV :RUN GULYHV RXU SDVVLRQ because some of us need to meet our quest for our fast lives, big houses, fast cars, and/ or luxurious lifestyles. I wonder if I can remind friends about the words of Jesus in St. John’s gospel: “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friendsâ€? (John 15: 13) Ζ ZRQGHU LI \RX FDQ UHSODFH WKH ZRUGV RI ȆIULHQGVȇ LQ WKH ELEOH SDVVDJH ZLWK ȆKXVEDQGȇ ȆZLIHȇ ȆVRQȇ ȆGDXJKWHUȇ ȆSDUWQHUȇ HWF 7KH SDVVDJH GRHV QRW VD\ that you will lay down your life for your work or ego. February is a month of love. It will be Valentine day in a few days’ time and the shops will woo us to buy the most expensive gifts for our spouses, partners, friends or relations. I wonder if these

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gifts can replace the glass I’ve mentioned already. It takes a lifetime and a lot of energy to hold a glass in your hand to make sure that you do not smash it. Yes, the gifts may be part of the process of holding the glass tightly. However, there are more to life in a relationship than gifts. I wonder if I can ask you a question: what is the glass in your hand that you’re trying to lose its hold of? Have you thought of the consequences of letting that relationship go? This month, I wonder if you can take time to consider the glass in your life and resolve to hold it more tightly than before. By the way, I’m not suggesting that you become abusive or a bully in your grip. Love is the basis of that grip not abuse please. Have a blessed month. Yours sincerely,

Rev Dr. Frank Okai-Sam (Methodist Minister - Adwick, Bawtry, Harworth, Sprotbrough & Tickhill) Tel.: 01302857952 E-mail: frank.okai-sam@methodist.org.uk

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Tickhill & District Lions Huge thank you for all your support during 2018

The Santa Float We are never too old for Santa. He brings a smile to all our faces, young and the ‘not so young’. This year he, his volunteer drivers and collectors had to endure possibly the worst rain storm (Saturday 15th) that any of us can remember. Yet credit to them and to you for your support throughout the Christmas period and especially that horrid night. A huge thank you also to Chris Gravill of Marshalls Volkswagen, Scunthorpe for the loan of the vehicle and to Ian Laycock of ProAktive Ltd for helping with the risk insurance. Now our thoughts turn to 2019. We look forward to supporting people and community groups across Bawtry, Bircotes, Harworth, Loversall, Rossington, Tickhill and Wadworth.

If you would like to get involved or if you think we may be able to help you or a community project please get in touch.

Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice During the Christmas period, a ‘pride’ of Lions visited Bluebell Wood with Santa to present a cheque on your behalf. I have to say how proud we were to be able to KHOS DQG KRZ KXPEOLQJ WKH H[SHULHQFH 7KH VWD΍ DQG volunteers do a wonderful job creating special moments for families facing the toughest of times. The visit by 6DQWD ZDV DSSUHFLDWHG E\ VWD΍ DQG IDPLOLHV DOLNH We sought the support of other Lions clubs in South Yorkshire and North Nottinghamshire and that has enabled us to apply to Lions Club International (our parent organisation) to match your donation. This means that we can certainly fund the renovation and refurbishment of one of the family rooms at Bluebell Wood, possibly two rooms if LCI is able to help.

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sprouted, remove the plastic to allow the air to start circulating. If you don’t remove the lid you may risk moisture building up around the seedling and cause damping-off. If your seeds are not on a windowsill you’ll need to transfer them to a place where they can get a lot of natural light for as long as possible during the day. This will help the plants grow to their optimum size - tomatoes have a tendency to go leggy if they are planted too early or don’t get enough light. Now if you got rather enthused and have more containers than you know what to do with, make sure you rotate the containers in the space you have available so that they each get as much light as SRVVLEOH $ À XRUHVFHQW OLJKW FDQ DOVR KHOS LI WKH\ DUH positioned about 4 inches above the seedlings. You’ll need to be able to adjust the height of the lights as the seedlings grow. In order to water the seedlings and keep the soil moist, a spray bottle is perfect so that you don’t overdo the watering or damage the delicate plants. Sit the containers on layers of newspaper to catch any drips. You can control the speed of growth with the use of fertiliser - either increase the quantity if you want to speed up the growth (for example, if the warm weather has come in earlier than expected) or simply decrease it to slow the growth down. Keep an eye on the size of the seedlings so that they don’t crowd each other. You can either gently lift a seedling out of its pot with a little spoon, and move it to another planting hole, or simply snip off the weaker plant to give more growing space to the others. Once you’re happy that the seedlings are ready to plant outside, you need to prepare them for the move by giving them a taster of the weather for an hour a day IRU D FRXSOH RI ZHHNV EHIRUH WKH RI¿ FLDO SODQWLQJ -XVW make sure to leave them in a sheltered spot otherwise your hard work may go to waste if you miss a sudden downpour or storm! 7KHUHœV QRWKLQJ PRUH ORYHO\ WKDQ VHHLQJ WKH ¿ UVW VKRZ of life poking its way out of the soil and knowing that you’ve played a part in nature. As well as that, in a few months you’ll be enjoying the fruits of your labour when the little seedlings turn into full blown plants ready for harvesting.

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Nicky the Vicar EVERYONE CAN COME! 83&20Ζ1* 63(&Ζ$/ (9(176 AT ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH Harry Potter • Celebration Night Friday 15 February, 6-7pm *HW \RXU UREHV DQG VSHOOV RQ IRU D JUHDW HYHQLQJ RI music, story-telling, and activities‌plus Butterbeer and House Sorting! Muggles welcome.

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in question. Please make this call from a telephone line other than the one on which the cold call was received. If you do not have access to an alternate line wait at least 10 minutes before calling 101 on the same line. $ UHDO SROLFH RÉ? FHU ZRXOG 1(9(5 call a member of the public asking them to disclose personal or Č´ QDQFLDO LQIRUPDWLRQ DQG WKHQ instruct them to take immediate Č´ QDQFLDO DFWLRQ And they would not take issue with you going to any length to identify their identity nor would they try to intimidate or coerce you into taking the action they suggest over the telephone. If you believe that you have been FDOOHG E\ D ERJXV SROLFH RÉ? FHU please report the incident to Action )UDXG WKH 8.ȇV QDWLRQDO IUDXG DQG F\EHUFULPH UHSRUWLQJ FHQWUH on 0300 123 2040 or via www. actionfraud.police.uk. ΖI \RX WKLQN \RXȇYH ORVW PRQH\ WKURXJK WKLV VFDP SOHDVH FDOO XV RQ 101 so we can preserve evidence as quickly as possible. ΖI \RX WKLQN \RXȇYH EHHQ WDUJHWHG RU ZDQW WR UHSRUW D IUDXG LQFLGHQW please call Action Fraud as soon as possible on 0300 123 2040 or via Action Fraud website www. actionfraud.police.uk NEWS FROM RECENT ARRESTS/ COURT RESULTS OVER PAST 3 MONTHS. MALE FOUND GUILTY OF THEFT A Male from Worksop recently DSSHDUHG DW 0DQVČ´ HOG 0DJLVWUDWHV where he pleading guilty to Theft of various items including scrap metal and sinks from Wintech Modular Projects Premises on Snape Lane Harworth on the 14th July 2018. The Male received a 12 month conditional discharge and ordered to pay ÂŁ500 compensation. FEMALE PLEADED GUILTY TO ASSAULT A Female from Bircotes appeared at FRXUW RQ QG 1RYHPEHU DQG pleaded guilty to Assault after the 5REEHU\ FKDUJH ZDV ZLWKGUDZQ The Female was sentenced

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Harworth & Bircotes Town Council - FEBRUARY 2019 Keeping you aware of developments in our Town is of primary importance; I will continue to keep you updated via this magazine, and you can access the Council website and the Council Facebook page. Any queries: contact me or other councillors, we will, as always, try to help REACHING OUT TO THE COMMUNITY WELCOME TO 2019 – A NEW YEAR, AND NEW CHALLENGES As we move into a new year, Harworth and Bircotes Town Council will carry forward a number of initiatives and priorities from 2018, as well as dealing with new, emerging challenges. A Recent Meeting with 5HVHDUFKHUV IURP 6KHÉ? HOG University proved very interesting, their remit was ‘the impact of Neighbourhood Plans on Public Health`. They were intrigued by the ‘green wheel` concept in the N. Plan for Harworth and Bircotes, where larger developments are required to create pedestrian and cycling routes on the periphery of new housing sites – activity is very much a public health issue, as is better housing, growth of

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employment, improvement to existing environment and creation of new green spaces, play facilities, leisure, and the infrastructure issues such as roads and road safety – all highlighted as objectives in our Neighbourhood Plan. They looked at our prepared improvement plan for Scrooby Road, and discussed with us our plans for developing the Town Centre. What surprised them were the aspirations we had for the future, such as bringing the North Notts. Border School eventually back into the community – these aspirations are future ideas that have evolved because of the original Neighbourhood Plan, plus comments from local people. They were impressed by the ‘community support for development` when compared to some other areas. I explained that, after losing 3 major employers in one decade, people from Harworth and Bircotes recognise this is about development AND also regeneration of their Town. A Measure of Progress: Some years ago, sitting in the public section of the District Planning Committee meeting, I heard a Worksop councillor describe Harworth and Bircotes as ‘a one-horse town` - well, he’s not saying that now! Consultation on the Draft Local Plan. Bassetlaw District Council has launched a district wide consultation period as part of the next stage (Part 1) of its Draft Local Plan, which sets out Bassetlaw Council’s priorities for housing, regeneration and other developments, such as employment, up to year 2035.

7KH ȴ UVW ZHHN FRQVXOWDWLRQ started 14th January, it will visit 18 rural areas, plus Retford, Worksop, and Harworth and Bircotes – dates to be arranged. A further consultation on the second part of the Plan will begin in July 2019. Why is it important? Because the District Council wants to have conversations with local people, businesses and communities about how to achieve Government housing requirements in a way that is good for Bassetlaw residents, both now, and in the future. It is also a unique opportunity for you to have your say. (Further details about the Draft Local Plan can be seen on Bassetlaw District Council website) News on the Planning Front. In January, there was a Planning Committee meeting at Bassetlaw District Council, which I and other local residents attended. On the agenda were two planning applications for Harworth and Bircotes: App. 17/01728/OUT: Land south of Tickhill Road. Refused App. 18/00903/OUT: Land to rear of Grange Farm, west of Blyth Road. Refused UPDATE Looking – and Thinking - Outside the Box: I recently spent a morning looking at an attractive development in another part of Nottinghamshire; I was particularly interested in this site because on it were not just new houses but bungalows. 7KHLU KLJK VSHFLȴ FDWLRQ ZDV obvious, and I was struck by the modern designs that

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Harworth & Bircotes Town Council - FEBRUARY 2019 HQVXUHG OLJKW Čľ RRGHG LQWR WKH interiors. I checked that the bathrooms could be built to VXLW GLÎ? HUHQW QHHGV VXFK DV D shower instead of a bath – or even a wet room - and that the garages were wide enough to allow a car door to be opened easily; I particularly liked that some ‘linking` paths on the site had attractive poles either side topped by solar lights – very sensible. ΖW LV GLÉ? FXOW SHUVXDGLQJ KRXVH builders to consider building bungalows because of the ground space they require, so it was a refreshing change WR Č´ QG D GHYHORSHU ZLOOLQJ WR include them‌ hmm, I wonder if people in Harworth and Bircotes would like to see a few bungalows appear? I think I know the answer. Bassetlaw District Council’s Spring Clean Litter Pick: will this year run from March 1st to May 31st, in support of Keep Britain Tidy. The District Council is inviting interested community groups, schools and parish councils to participate, will provide them with the necessary equipment, and remove any waste collected – group photographs will also be welcome. Any local ‘Spring Clean` can be registered online at: www. bassetlaw.gov.uk/rubbish-andrecycling/community-litterpicks, or email Janette.Walker@bassetlaw.gov. uk to learn more. A Big ‘Thank You` to those local residents who I see regularly picking up rubbish in the vicinity of their homes, along with Councillor Roz Jones who picks up litter when she’s out walking the dog. If you need any assistance, such as

collecting waste from your house, please let the Town Clerk know. Some Local Good News. New Planters. Harworth and Bircotes Town Council has been awarded ÂŁ9,975 by the National Lottery ‘Awards for All` Fund. The money is to be used to install planters along the section of Scrooby Road in Bircotes, and on Beech Road. The new smart planters will replace the current wooden planters which are now past their sell-by date. New Equipment on Snipe Park Play Area. Installation of two digital pieces of interactive equipment is imminent– the Č´ UVW RI WKLV W\SH LQ %DVVHWODZ Funding has come from the Notts. County Council ‘Local Improvement Scheme`, and Bassetlaw District Council. Thanks go to Sheila Place, County Councillor, for supporting this. Well done Karen Tarburton, our Community Development Worker, for both these successful funding bids. An Important First Step: Links Between Scrooby Road and Simpson Park. You know from recent comments I’ve made that I feel it’s important to plan, agree and then eventually deliver roads and footpaths connecting both areas as they develop in the future. Why? Because these links will: 1. Ensure that Simpson Park becomes a cohesive, not separate, extension of the Town, with appropriate interconnecting links. 2. Allow natural access from Simpson Park, as it grows, to the shops and other facilities on Scrooby Road, thereby

supporting local business and the local economy. For this reason, I met with Jones Homes to discuss a connecting path from their current housing development behind the Town Hall to the Civic Square. More good news - Jones Homes have agreed to help with clearing the proposed site (next to the recycling centre) of surplus material, ready for a pathway to their houses. For the rest of the day I kept singing ‘One step at a time, sweet Jesus` - which I think describes perfectly the journey we are on! Street Naming on the Bryndale Site: the street names will be Bryndale Close, Coniston Grove, and Thornbridge Mews. Will Nottinghamshire Become A Unitary Council? In December 2018, James Brokenshire M.P., Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, advised that consideration would be given to forming a Unitary Council, provided there is agreement from all District Councils involved. This is not the case in Nottinghamshire, some of the 7 Districts, including Bassetlaw, strongly object to the proposal. The Leader of Notts. County Council, Councillor Kay Cutts, issued a statement withdrawing the Outline Business Case for a Unitary from the December County Council meeting. We await further news on this matter.

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Harworth & Bircotes Town Council - FEBRUARY 2019 To Make You Smile: Problem Solving. 7KH ȴ UVW DWWHPSW WR LQVWDOO the new interactive play equipment on Snipe Park failed, due to a number of reasons. On the due date, I popped up to Snipe Park, RQO\ WR ȴ QG D SHUSOH[HG VLWH manager facing a number of problems. 1. The area on which the new equipment was to be located could only be reached, on either side, by crossing a small bridge: would these bridges bear the weight of a 5-ton forklift truck carrying a 2-ton piece of equipment? Work wouldn’t begin until this was FRQȴ UPHG 2. The site manager had organised a skip for waste soil; unfortunately, local people thought it was a community VNLS DQG KDG VWDUWHG ȴ OOLQJ LW before work on the site had begun. The site manager, who had driven up from London at 5am, was not best pleased! 3. A huge lorry then rolled up with materials needed for the site – the problem was it was 1 day early, and the lorry driver was not taking it back! I suggested that the lorry could leave the material at the Town Hall, but arriving there another problem appeared – access into the car park was blocked by a cement mixer discharging its load - and beyond it, waiting to exit the car park was a District Council refuse lorry; the situation

was further complicated by cars trying to get in and out, squeezing past the refuse vehicle, cement mixer and the waiting lorry. Eventually, the WUDÉ? F VLWXDWLRQ ZDV UHVROYHG the lorry was able to unload and then depart, and we found a quiet spot in the Town Hall for the poor site manager, along with a soothing cup of tea. Sorted! Thank You to the ‘not so grim reaper` for your lovely, amusing letter concerning a mishap during the funeral of a loved one; you made my day!

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MRS STEPH ROBINSON - VICE-CHAIR MR STEVE ASHWORTH MR STEVE BARNS MRS SHEENA DEAN MRS SANDRA JAMES MR JOHN DURDY MRS JANET FLYNN MRS ROZ JONES MRS MANDY MORGAN-KINGSTON

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MRS ANITA SMITH MRS GILLIAN WRATTEN MRS W DAVIES - OFFICER TO THE TOWN COUNCIL

Update on the Draft Local Plan The consultation period is available on the website, along with the Draft Local Plan itself which sets out the District Councils priorities in relation to housing, regeneration and other developments. The Planning Policy Team will be visiting 21 locations across the District and will be at Harworth and Bircotes Town Hall 11th Feb. (1300 – 1900hrs). The website is http://www.bassetlaw.gov. planning-and-building/thedraft-bassetlaw-local-plan/

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COMMUNITY It is with the greatest sadness that we have to share this news with you. Sadly, we have lost little Alice who passed away on New Year’s Day. She collapsed and was rushed to the Vets where it was decided to allow her to sleep with dignity and no longer in pain. She knew she was safe and she knew that she was loved. Not only by her fosterers but also by the many people whose hearts she has touched since her rescue from that awful roadside. Alice was a fighter but this was one battle too many for her. Sleep tight little lady. So sorry that we were too late to save you. Thank you so much to everyone who gave so generously to help her. It’s reassuring to know that she was warm, fed and had appropriate veterinary care during her last 8 weeks. Your overwhelming generosity enabled us to be there for her when she needed help the most. We would like to create a legacy in her memory - Alice’s Legacy - in order that we can be there for the next poor dog that needs our help. The surplus monies donated for Alice will be kept in a fund for this purpose. Of course, anyone wishing for their donation to be returned, please call the office on 01302 711330 and we can arrange this. We hope that you will agree that it would be wonderful if we could rescue another little dog from danger in memory of Alice. We’re sure that Alice would want another dog to benefit from the forever home that she very nearly had. She was so close. Forever in our memories - Alice xx Moving on to a lighter note, we received over the Christmas period a super donation from the Hagan Group in Castleton of £1000 which will be well spent over the winter months. We struggle in the winter months the amount of extra care needed when the weather takes a turn for the worst is often more than people realise. We rely heavily on donations to help us cope with heating bills and veterinary bills this time of year comes with its own problems. Even most of us as we get older struggle in the cold and it is no different for our dogs, this is why nice warm blankets and radiators are so important. We have received so many fantastic donations of food over the New Year period we won’t need to buy food for the next 6 months, so that is a huge bonus. Big thank you to Kay from Tickhill for a lovely bag of super goodies, also to everyone that has left blankets and towels over the Christmas and New Year period. Your gifts and donations are so appreciated, thank you for your generosity. We have had to alter the date of our spectacular Mayflower Ball, it will now be on the 17th May NOT the 24thMay, we hope you are able to join us for this brilliant event at The Crown hotel Bawtry. photographers will be there to capture the moment. If you need to contact us please call 01302 711330

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My previous mum and dad decided that they could no longer live together, The house was sold My dad was starting a new job where he worked away tomorrow and couldn’t take me, Where was I to go ????? There was nowhere else except for Mayflower to do a shuffle round and help me. It was a tight squeeze and a ‘double-up’ for a couple of kitties but a pen was found for me. I wasn’t very happy about the situation that I was in and I’m afraid that I was a grumpy girl for a while but now I’ve settled in and realised that it’s not too bad. All I want is a new home, perhaps with a nice secure garden, as I’ve been used to going outside, and a family to love me again. Not much to ask for is it? In the meantime I’ll just sit here and wait Please don’t make me wait too long.

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KEEP WARM & COSY WITH ‘VICKY’

Welcome this new 5 kW cast iron stove ‘Vicky’ into your home. From the Franco Belge range of wood burning stoves designed to keep you and your home warm and cosy.

FEBRUARY SALE NOW ON

FANTASTIC OFFERS ON WOOD & MULTIFUEL STOVES Call Vicki on 01302 742520 or Email: vicki@harworthheating.co.uk

We also sell oil, gas and electric appliances, visit our showroom or website to see our range.

www.harworthheating.co.uk Blyth Road, Harworth, Doncaster, DN11 8NE | 01302 742520

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