February 2011 Police News Page 5
Issue 16
North Axholme School Photography Competition 2010
Where you live, your local history Page 7 Photograph Competition Results Page 12 & 13 North Axholme Allotment Society News Page 20
Community winner -
And much much more....
Mrs Tania Green ‗Greenhouse‘ photo taken at the Lost Gardens of Heligan
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Editors Letter.... I must say I am looking forward to the Spring, I've heard so much bad news over the last month, I am looking forward to longer days and hopefully some sunshine. My heart goes out to all the friends and family of Joan Biddle who died early January. She was the heart and inspiration of Belton in the Park. I only met Joan a couple of times, and found her to be a lovely kind lady, who made me very welcome. This years Concert in the Park in Belton will be the last one and will be a tribute to Joan, lets hope as many people can attend as possible. Thank you for all the articles sent in this month; don't forget if anyone is planning a Summer Fair, a fund raiser or even just a good news story, please send me them and let everyone know in your local area. The magazine is delivered free to every home and business in the area; reaching over 10,000 potential readers! The deadline for March issue is Friday 11the February for all your articles. Enjoy the read. Best Wishes
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News, News, News, News, News, News, News, News, News... The Christmas Craft fair was a great success thanks to the support of local, and some not so local, people. Everyone enjoyed the relaxed and friendly atmosphere. there was an exciting display of a large variety of unique, handmade items for sale on the 20 stalls and children enjoyed the opportunity to paint Christmas decorations. There were several charities supported by the Craft Fair and stall holders. Money raised includes £158 for Cancer Research UK, £50 for Alzheimer's Society, £105 for Leeds Children's Hospital Appeal and £105 for Children's Liver Disease Foundation.
Parents’/Carers’ Safeguarding Evening at North Axholme School During recent years, safeguarding in schools has become increasingly high profile. In response to this, there have been a number of national and local guidance documents published which have led to the development of a school safeguarding policy (available on www.northax.net). Part of the schools strategy for tackling safeguarding issues involves raising the awareness of ‗risky behaviours‘ with parents, carers and other family members within our local community. To this end, a second annual safeguarding evening is taking place at school between 6.20pm and 9.00pm on Wednesday 9th March 2011.
The purpose of this meeting is to raise the awareness of current issues surrounding E-Safety, Sexual Health and Drugs and Alcohol Misuse, particularly in relation to secondary aged children. During the evening, attendees will visit three 40 minute workshops delivered by specialists from within the local authority. If you wish to attend the briefing please contact the school reception on 01724 710368
A friendly outgoing bunch of women meet in the committee room at the Hub in Crowle on the first Thursday of every month at 7.30pm. The members of the group are theatre going, wine loving, supportive and welcoming. OK so most of us are over sixty but, although we have been round the block at least once, that doesn‘t mean that we can‘t enjoy life, laugh with the best and care for the community. We are non-sectarian, non-religious and nonpolitical and non-ageist. All women are welcome. If you fancy a good night out contact me. I can promise you a warm welcome, some ‗me‘ time – and a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit. What more can you ask? Phyllis Taylor 01724 710025
Irish singer Curtis Magee will be performing at Crowle Community Hall on Sunday 27th February 2011 at 7.30 pm. Tickets are £12 and can be obtained from Jenny on 01724 710372.
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The Neighbourhood Priorities for this area are as follows:Crowle Town Centre – Anti-social Behaviour and Vehicle Nuisance. The heavy snowfall during December led to more calls for service due to youths creating problems throwing snow balls at pedestrians, property and vehicles in all villages on the Isle but also around PC1717 Crowle town centre. Several youths have been Graham Godley spoken to and advised regarding the possible consequences of their actions. Two males have been interviewed regarding assault and enquiries are ongoing.
PCSO Wendy Frear
PCSO 7576 Paul Fearon
Trentside and Chapel Lane Keadby – Suspicious incidents and damage. UPDATE – Partnership work has been accomplished with the fire service and owner of certain properties. They are now in a safe and secure state. The police have not received any further calls for service; the Neighbourhood team will continue to monitor the area and will deal appropriately. This priority is now closed pending any further new information. Priority Three = Keadby – area surrounding and including the park on Mill Road. Description of the priority: Recent reports have been received regarding anti-social behaviour and a criminal damage by fire in the area. There are some outstanding enquiries into possible offenders for some of these occurrences which will be investigated. The incidents are occurring of an evening during the hours of darkness. The Neighbourhood team will patrol the area and make hi-visibility presence. Partnership work has also been instigated and there have been several media releases to encourage people to make reports of instances and also to name any offenders seen or involved with this. Several youths from the village have been spoken regarding the arson to a bench on the park at Mill Road but there is insufficient evidence to progress the enquiry further. A male has been arrested following a break-in at a local pub in the Althorpe area and is currently going through the judicial system. One driver has been stopped in the Crowle Town Centre area and a quantity of cannabis was discovered in the vehicle and they have been reported for summons for possession of the Class B Drug. A male from Crowle has been arrested for the offence of harassment and is currently on Police bail whilst enquiries are ongoing. A male is currently on bail to North Lincolnshire Magistrates Court regarding an offence of assault at Keadby. Several youths have been spoken to in Keadby regarding the arson to the park bench on Mill Lane but there is insufficient evidence to progress the matter further. A male from Keadby has been given a warning regarding the possession of cannabis following a search of his address and an amount of the Class B drug was found. A male from Crowle is currently on bail to North Lincolnshire Magistrates Court regarding the offences of possession of cannabis, production of CROFT HOUSE cannabis with intent to supply and possession of an KENNEL & CATTERY electric stun gun which is a prohibited weapon. A Heated Kennels & Cattery female has also received a police caution for posses- • sion of the same weapon. • Individual covered runs The Neighbourhood Team Officers will be conducted a walkabout of the Station Road area of Keadby to encourage community engagement on the 7th February 2011 between 2pm and 3pm.
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THE WHITE BEAR
The Isle of Axholme
Where You Live
Your Local History
Adapted by Anthony Catherall
ALEXANDER KILHAM
The ideas of John Wesley were taken and developed by many of his followers. One such man was Alexander Kilham who was born in Epworth on July 10th 1762 the son of a linen weaver. Alexander took up the ideas of Wesley and became a local preacher, preaching his first sermon at Luddington. He preached around Gainsborough, and later in Pocklington, Whitby, and Newcastle and in 1793 in Aberdeen. He was impressed by the Presbyterian system with its ideas of ministerial and lay government of the church. In 1795 he published a pamphlet called the ‘Progress of Liberty” which attacked ministerial power and demanded the right of the people to share in legislation and government. He also believed in the independence of each individual church or chapel” complete within itself for government, but within a framework of churches being associated for mutual help”. All Methodists did not share his views and the Wesleyan Conference of 1796 expelled him from their ranks. A year later he helped to found the Methodist New Connexion that flourished and continued until reunited with the Wesleyan Methodist Church within the last eighty years in 1932. The new Connexion was organised similarly to the Methodist Church of today with Leader’s Meetings in local churches to organise locally, Quarterly Meetings, District Synod Meetings, Annual Conferences with equal lay and ministerial representation and an Annual Committee to act from Conference to Conference. Most of Kilham’s ideas have been since adopted by the Methodist Church. He died at the age of 36 years having worked himself to death and was buried at Nottingham. The Kilham memorial Chapel in Epworth was opened on July 25th 1860. It was closed due to unification with the Wesleyan Methodists. The building is now used a Youth Centre. Members of the new Connexion increased steadily from the time of the first conference in 1797 through the 19th century. Here are some figures related to New Connexion membership: 1797 – 5037, 1802 – 5070, 1812 – 8677, 1822 – 10856, 1832 – 12621, 1840 – 21836, 1847 – 19462, 1872 – 30972. There were also 78670 Sunday School Scholars. Bibliography: Centenary of the Methodist New Connexion – edited by Rev. G. Parker Epworth – Home of the Wesleys’ – Le Cato Edwards
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Isle Group of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust Trekking in Peru and the Inca Trail Our February meeting will be on Thursday February 3rd when we will have Barbara Spencer talking to us about her time spent trekking in Peru, including the Inca Trail. Peru is a country in the spectacular Andes mountains with wonderful scenery and its own unique culture. Walking the Inca Trail through the mountains takes visitors to the spectacular ancient ruins of Machu Picchu which are said to be at their best at sunrise. Hearing peoples personal accounts of experiences like this are always fascinating so do come along and hear them for yourself. Advance notice of the meeting on March 3rd Mary Porter will be giving us an illustrated talk on Wildlife Gardening on Thursday March 3 rd. She will be giving us lots of tips and ideas on how to attract wildlife into your garden. This should be valuable information just before the spring gardening season begins. We meet on the first Thursday of the month from October to May at the new hall at the rear of Haxey Methodist Chapel on Low Street starting at 7.30pm. There is a small admission charge of ÂŁ1 and there is a raffle and refreshments. Bird food is always on sale at the meetings as well as at Geoff‘s house in Belton. For further information about the local Trust group and their meetings please contact Geoff or Chris Trinder on 01427 872051. We look forward to welcoming all regular members and new visitors.
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Photography Competition 2010 As part of our Specialist School Status the school held its second annual photography competition that was open to all students, staff & the local community. The theme of the competition was ‗Summer Holiday‘. Mr Creasy, Assistant Headteacher said that ―the competition encourages staff, students, parents and members of the wider community to take photographs during the summer holiday. It is great to be able to recognise and celebrate the photographic talents of such a wide range of people, particularly from different age groups within our school, our feeder schools and the local community. I have been really impressed by the quality of entries that we have had during the past two years, and look forward to seeing what photographs are entered when we run the competition again during this summer‖. The winners of our Photography competition have received framed poster sized prints of their winning photos. There was four different categories with a runner up and a winner. Photo Staff winner - Mr Richard Thorpe - Head of Humanities - Panoramic view of Asturias, Spain looking South Photo Staff runner up - Mrs Button - Head Cook - Eden Project, Cornwall Community winner - Mrs Tania Green Greenhouse - photo taken at the Lost Gardens of Heligan Community runner up - Grace Kaye - Age 7 from Crowle Primary School - photo of her brother Jamie jumping in the water at Gorran Haven, Cornwall Key Stage 3 winner - Peter Castledine from Eastoft, Age 11 - four photos of nature shots Key Stage 3 runner-up -James Bullass from Crowle, Age 12 - 4 photos taken at Castle Howard, Lake District & Knaresborough Key Stage 4 winner - Lizzie Castledine from Eastoft, Age 14 - a photo of a lift on the Eiffel Tower, Paris Key Stage 4 runner up - Jamie Kaye from Crowle, Age 16 - a photo of pigeons which were taken at Hebden Bridge
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Who will be my new Boss? At the end of January, the Rt Rev Dr John Saxbee, the Bishop of Lincoln will retire. I will remember him for many things: his phenomenal ability to remember names and faces; his acts of heroism including flying with the Red Arrows; his common sense in blessing the snowploughs every year; above all, his ability to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ. As he puts it, ―God loves you as you are – and loves you too much to leave you that way.‖ We wish him and his wife Jackie every happiness in their retirement. Bishop John intends to learn to cook! We await the nomination of a new Bishop sometime in the summer. We are praying for a man who will love God and love the people of this Diocese.
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Christmas is over and Santas been and gone. The weathers had a go and gave us all that snow. But the Lions all agreed we would do our very best To put our old sleigh to its hardest test We pushed and shoved and shouted out But we made sure we got about We played our carols so you could hear Missing someone was our only fear We thought that with any luck We’d get through and not get stuck Sadly we have to tell We missed the lights switch on and Wroot as well Apart from that I have to say that you were all very willing To give up your shilling The people of the Isle gave with a smile And we got a huge pile It was £6500 which despite all the snow Gave us a right good glow So thank you from us and from Santa to Happy New Year from us to you.
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North Axholme Allotment Society was formed on a wet November night in 2009 in the Godnow Road sport pavilion. Eric Dinsdale our chairman is developing a web site giving full account o0f the formation and early days of the society. The website should be up and running in the next few week... From the first day the gates were opened, the allotments have been a hive of activity. Obviously some people have maintained their initial enthusiasm, some have pulled out, and there others who need to check their intentions! One thing beyond our control over the last year has been the weather. The way our allotments have been covered in show and ice; it is hard to remember the problem we had in the Summer with the lack of water. We raised our profile within the village by putting on an Open Day and a Produce Day. Both were well supported and raised funds for the society. In 2011 we will stage these events again! The Open Day is planned for 20th August and the Produce Day approx the 3rd September. We also intend taking part in the Crowle Show in June and the Carnival in July.
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Cinderella eat your heart out. It is the season for Pantomime, however these delightful ladies on the front cover, Nicola Ryan and Abbie Parrish, are presently rehearsing, not for a Pantomime but for a Grand Fashion Parade. The show is "The Prom Extravaganza" which is being organised by Brides in Silk of Scunthorpe and will take place at 2.30pm on Sunday 6th February 2011 at the Memorial Hall Haxey. The gowns, dresses and other outfits are being supplied by Brides In Silk of 15 Robert Street, Scunthorpe. There will be a full parade of eight female and 5 male models showing a large compliment of Dresses, Suits, Jewellery, Hair Demo's, Spray Tans, Bags, Shoes , Nails, Flowers and Make up. Tickets are ÂŁ4.00 Adults and ÂŁ1.00 for under 11 years old and will include a glass of Bucks Fizz. For more information and ticket purchase please contact Julie Parrish on 01724 868688 or 01724 868688 or 01427 754727 or 01427 754727. Tickets also available from:- Fountain Court Florist Epworth, The Hair Shop - Westwoodside and Bride's In Silk - Scunthorpe. Prom Extravaganza Haxey Memorial Hall Sunday 6th February 2.30pm
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What’s On In Crowle & Ealand? Day
Activity
Meeting Place
Time
Mon
Crowle & Ealand Entertainers Drama Group
Community Hall Crowle
6.00pm - 9.00pm
Contact
Mon
300 Axholme Air Training Corps
North Axholme High School Grounds, Wharf Road, Crowle
7pm - 9:30pm
Mon
8-11 years old Youth Club
Keadby Church Hall
6.00pm - 7.30pm (term time only)
Mon
Beavers
Youth Centre
5.30—6.30pm
John 01724 711492
Mon
Cubs & Scouts
Youth Centre
6.30—8.00pm
John 01724 711492
Tues
Aerobics For All
Crowle Community Hall
7.00—8.00 pm
07887 503318 Rae
Tues
Legs, Bums and Tums
Crowle Community Hall
8.00—8.45 pm
07887 503318 Rae
Tues
Crowle Youth Club
Crowle Youth Centre
7.00pm - 9.00pm YR9+
Wed
Crowle Monkey Club
Windsor Park Godnow Road
9.00am - 11.00am
Wed
300 Axholme Air Training Corps
North Axholme High School Grounds, Wharf Road, Crowle
7pm - 9:30pm
Wed
Phoenix Taekwondo
Community Hall Crowle
6.30pm - 9.00pm
Thurs
Crowle Youth Club
Crowle Youth Centre
7.00pm - 9.00pm YR6
Fri
Crowle Monkey Club
Windsor Park Godnow Road
9.00am - 11.00am
Fri
Andrea Hobson School of Dance
Community Hall Crowle
5.00pm - 9.00pm
Fri
Crowle Youth Club
Crowle Youth Centre
6.30pm - 8.30pmYrs 6,7,8
Sat
Crowle and Ealand Bowls
Outdoor Bowling Green
6pm
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07812 124979 Paul Clarke
Mrs Olive Boon 01724 710659
Crowle Community Hall - Available for Hire - Call Sue Burke on 01724 710622 for details. Keadby Church Hall - Available for Hire - Call David Patterson on 01724 783546 for details Eastoft Village Hall - Available for Hire - Call Steve on 01724 798108 2nd Monday
Regen Meeting
White Hart, Crowle
7.00pm
1st Monday
Eastoft over 50‘s CLUB
River Don Pub
01724 798040
1st Wednesday
Crowle Angling Club
Crowle Liberal Club
8.00pm
2nd Wednesday
Mothers Club
Crowle Community Hall
7.00pm - 9.00pm
2nd Wednesday
Eastoft Womans Institute
Village Hall, Eastoft
7.30pm
3rd Wednesday
Ealand Women‘s Fellowship
Ealand Chapel
2.00pm
1st Thursday
Crowle WI
Resource Centre Crowle
7.30pm
3rd Thursday
The Over 60‘s
Crowle Community Hall
7.00pm - 9.00pm
Last Friday
St Johns Ambulance BINGO
Keadby Church Hall
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Last Saturday
Coffee Morning
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