The Barnby Dun & Edenthorpe Arrow March 2018

March 2018

Issue No. 42

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Welcome to the March issue of the Barnby Dun & Edenthorpe Arrow 42 months after the first issue was published the magazine is still going strong and could be even better.

I would like to hear from any local schools, groups and organisations that would like to include some information in the magazine. I’d like to include more local news and information that would be of interest to the community.

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Advertising in the Arrow really does work! We have been publishing arrow magazines successfully for over 12 years in the Doncaster area and have advertisers that have been with us since the beginning. Our rates are competitive and affordable. Please see below for my contact details.

Best Wishes Julie Morrell Contact Details: Tel: 01302 351760 Mobile: 07854 880882 Email: julie@arrowpublications.co.uk Website: www.arrowpublications.co.uk

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Community News Are you involved with a local charity or community group that is seeking funds?

Each year the Rotary Club of Doncaster St. George’s makes donations to local charities and community groups under its Community Grant Scheme. Applications are now being considered for Grants of up to £1000, although larger amounts may be considered. Over eighty charities have benefitted since the scheme’s inception including among many others carers groups, brownies, autism charities, counselling and conservation projects.

If you would like an application form and/or information on how to apply please contact the grants coordinator Clive Smith by email to community.grants@doncasterstgeorges.org.uk Completed application forms must be received by 31st March 2018

Edenthorpe Junior Football Club Football training for Girls and Boys under 11’s.

Excellent Facilities.

Football training sessions by FA Qualified Coach.

Please contact Mark on 07515 621203.

Training sessions held at Howard Pavilion, Marion Road, Church Balk, Edenthorpe, DN3 2PT.

Edenthorpe Easter Eggstravanganza Everyone in Edenthorpe and Kirk Sandall is invited to enjoy some Easter fun on Saturday 31st March at Edenthorpe Community Centre, Cedric Road.

From 2 - 4pm, Life Church Doncaster will be providing a host of free activities including Easter games, crafts for children and adults, a puppet show, refreshments and, of course, an egg hunt.

If you need more information, please contact Pastor Les Budhi on 07786 967025.

Hatfield Town CC

Even though the new season is still several weeks away it's been a busy time at Hatfield Town CC. The juniors continue to do us proud and are enthusiastically packing out the Monday evening Indoor nets sessions at Hungerhill School. We have increased our coaching team with two more newly qualified ECB coaches on hand to assist our existing coaches and volunteers to ensure the children are well catered for. If your child is interested in joining our growing junior section contact Richard on 07740215350 for further details. The senior players have been preparing for the new season on Wednesday evenings at Hungerhill School 6:30-7:30, club captain James Stewart is looking to add to last seasons squad, if you're looking to join an ambitious club with a great club spirit get in touch with James on 07463237537.

Away from the field our new pavilion plans continue to progress well. Following some ECB recommendations an amended plan has been submitted to the planning department and we hope to be bringing you some good news in next months update. The club are pleased to announce that the Tweenbridge Windfarm Project have provided us with a grant towards some new mobile covers which will be a huge help in maintaining the current high standard of our pitches. We are hoping to source some additional funding to allow these to purchased well in advance of the new season. Howdens Joinery have also shown their continued commitment to the local community by providing us with a much valued charitable donation which will assist with our running costs in 2018. If you or your business can assist us in our efforts in any way please get in touch with us, your support would be greatly appreciated .

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Community News DANUM PROBUS CLUB

Danum Probus Club is an organisation for men who have retired or are semi-retired from their profession, business or other employment who want to maintain a social network with others who have similar interests. Danum Probus Club meets on the first and third Mondays of the month at Town Moor Golf Club, Bawtry Road, Belle Vue, Doncaster starting at 10 am.

On Monday 5 February we welcomed Paul Grimley and his friend and colleague Mick Atkins as our guest presenters. The subject was “WWI Soldier’s Stories”, and to get into the mood both of them were dressed as WW1 soldiers. Paul was an Australian Sergeant Major and Mick an English Corporal, called would you believe Tommy Atkins, who became friends during the War. Both of them spoke about the Great War from the point on view of the NCOs at the sharp end. Paul began the presentation telling how he and his friends had volunteered to fight for the British Empire and signed. on at a Country Fair in Western Australia, followed by his journey to Egypt and fighting at Gallipoli. Mick told us that he was a regular who signed on in 1912, and after two easy years in Ireland (before partition) he was part of the original Expeditionary Force that wet to France in 1914.

He then took us through the horrific battles of Ypres, the Somme, Paschendale, and others, with Paul coming back in to augment the information as appropriate. This was a very informative, interesting, and at time moving presentation. Afterwards we were able to look at a selection of WW1 artefacts which Paul had brought along. On 15 February our speaker was Dennis Ashton , and a report will appear next time.

There are two meetings in March. The first on Monday 5 features our old friend Stephen Gay who will be telling us about “Railways around Brid. and Scarborough”, and on Monday 19 Martin Johnson will be asking us “What’s Tha Up To”. Any interested men who would like to come the meetings as a visitor to see what we do, with a view to joining if you like us, please call either George Kirk (07808191221), John Gregory (01302 532032) or Geoff Firth (01302 849734) for more information.

Mothers' Union Barnby Dun The branch of Mothers' Union at Barnby Dun celebrated 20 years in 2017, and continues to grow, why not come along and learn more about us?

This life changing organisation was formed in 1876 by our founder Mary Sumner. She was a young clergy wife with 3 children and felt all the emotions that young women felt in the Victorian era, and certainly some will feel them today; worry, anxiety and fears.

Mary Sumner felt compelled, as a Christian, to offer help and support to young mothers and families.

So we follow her vision today, continuing to serve others through our membership, and promoting family life. We are volunteers and we come in all shapes and sizes, old and young.

We help at food banks, we manage prison crèches, and we support Women's Refuges for those young women escaping domestic abuse. Wherever there is a crisis in the world Mothers' Union will be there on the front line. We help to support financially, an emergency fund that is always readily available to help when disasters occur.

We are enriched because we know that we are making a difference, improving lives, giving hope and encouragement to so many families worldwide.

I hope that this article lets you know a little bit more about our work.

For more information contact:- Deanery leader telephone 01302882637

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Singing for Memory

Calls out for votes to bag a share of Tesco’s bag fund Doncaster’s Singing for Memory is bidding to bag a cash boost from the Tesco Bags of Help initiative.

Tesco teamed up with Groundwork to launch its community funding scheme, which sees grants of up to £4,000, up to £2,000 and £1,000 raised from carrier bag sales in Tesco stores awarded to local community projects.

Three groups in every Tesco region have been shortlisted to receive the cash award and shoppers are being invited to head along to Tesco stores to vote for the group they think should take away the largest contribution.

Singing for Memory, run by darts (Doncaster Community Arts) is one of the groups on the shortlist.

2,674 people are registered as living with dementia in Doncaster and the majority are still living at home. There are likely to be many more people with dementia who do not yet have a diagnosis.

Dementia can be hugely isolating both for those living with the condition and the family members who care for them.

Singing for Memory will provide a safe space for people with dementia and their family carers to make friends, have fun, sing songs they know and write new ones. Professional musicians lead the session, making the most of people’s talents and ensuring there’s also time to drink tea, chat, share stories and celebrate achievements.

For the family members and carers, it’s a vital opportunity to meet with a network of others in similar situations. The sessions will help people feel less isolated and, by attending alongside the person with dementia, they are doing something enjoyable together and creating shared memories.

One family member said "I could tell the difference in my dad when we got home last week. We all had a great time and it makes such a difference to get out of the house and do something fun together."

Voting is open in Doncaster Tesco stores throughout March and April. Customers will cast their vote using a token given to them at the check-out in store each time they shop.

Tesco’s Bags of Help project has already delivered over £40 million to 9,700 projects up and down the UK. Alec Brown, Head of Community at Tesco, said: “We are absolutely delighted to open the voting for March and April. There are some fantastic projects on the shortlists and we can’t wait to see these come to life in hundreds of communities.”

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I’m sorry to have to report that burglary offences are continuing at houses and I have noticed an increase in shed and garage burglaries. Burglars are using a number of methods to enter house, but in the main, these are by snapping Euro locks in doors and smashing glass in patio and French doors.

If your locks are older than two years, the chances are that they do not meet the latest security standards. Euro locks are simple to change and can be done by just about anyone using a screwdriver to remove and install the lock and a tape measure to measure the lock and ensure that it is the correct size.

The security standards you must look for are either TS007 3 star or SS 312 Diamond Standard.

Some companies may try to sell you a one star lock matched with a two star handle stating that this is just as good. I recommend a three star lock and a two star handle, which will enhance the security level. Mater Locksmiths carry a range of these locks at different prices and they can be obtained via the Internet. Instructions on how to measure a door and fit the correct sized lock are available on YouTube, simply search the words, ‘Replacing a Euro Lock.’

The price of these locks can vary but you do not need the most expensive and I recommend a midrange priced lock as long as it meets the above security standards.

If the glass in your double glazed windows is broken for whatever reason, I recommend replacing that pane with laminated glass instead of the standard type of glass, which is known as toughened glass.

Toughened glass is designed to break in a safe manner so as to reduce injury to anyone nearby. This glass shatters completely resulting in small regular shaped pieces of glass without sharp or jagged edges. Laminated glass consists of a layer of thin clear polythene sandwiched between two pieces of glass. In the event of an attack upon the glass, the polythene holds the glass together making it very difficult for someone to smash the glass to gain entry into a house. Laminated will cost about one third more than the equivalent sized toughened glass pane. If replacing glass panes, ask for a quote for laminated. A cheaper alternative for existing glass is to fix window security film to the inside of your large windows. These are sheets of clear film, which can be fitted to the window and will reduce the ease in which the window can be smashed. They can be purchased in various thicknesses up to bomb blast quality. The minimum recommended for houses is 100 microns 200 microns is used to protect glass from bomb blasts.

Advice on Euro locks can be found at the following website. http://www.locksmiths.co.uk/faq/lock-snapping-most-secure-lock-cylinder/ Burglary prevention advice can be found on the South Yorkshire police website at http://www.southyorkshire.police.uk/sites/default/files/4-9-14%20Janes%20approved%20artwork.pdf If you have any questions you can contact Eamonn Larkin the Doncaster Police crime reduction officer via email eamonn.larkin@southyorlks.pnn.police.uk or telephone 01302 385869

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USEFUL NUMBERS

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Age Concern

0800 009966

Doncaster Council Community First

01302 736000

Child Line

0800 111

NSPCC

08088005000

RSPCA

01302 719790

Home / Garden

Crimestoppers

0800 555111

Time for You, Domestic Cleaning

Doncaster Childrens Information Service

0800 1384568

South Yorkshire Fire Service

01142532509

South Yorkshire Police (non - emergency)

101

Hungerhill School

01302 885811

Kirk Sandall Junior School

01302 882827

Kirk Sandall Infant School

01302 882221

Edenthorpe Hall Primary School

01302 882381

Barnby Dun Primary School

01302 883917

Canon Popham C of E Primary & Nursery

01302 884465

Life Church Edenthorpe

07786 867025

Barnby Dun Methodist Church

01302 885179 01302 884002

Church of the Good Shepherd

01302 882861

St. Peter and St. Paul's Church, Barnby Dun

01302 882835

Edenthorpe Parish Council

07428 005708

NHS Non-emergency

111

Weldricks late night pharmacy

01302 369699

St Vincent Practice

01302 890440

The Barnby Dun Surgery

01302 841202

Gas Emergency

0800111999

Electricity Emergency

0800375675

Yorkshire Water

08451242424

BT Faultline

0800800151

DMBC

01302 734444

Thorne CAB Advice Line

0844 4994137

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