Jun 10, Issue 8, The Crowle & Ealand Arrow

June 2010

Issue 8

Lindsey Lodge Hospice Sleepwalk Community Police News Page 6

Friday July 9th at Glanford Park Home of Scunthorpe United FC

Where You Live, Your Local History Page 10 Crowle Show 2010 Page 16

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Shopping Local Pages 17—20 Crowle Town Council Newsletter Pages 22,23 Our First ‘Flowers for Someone Special’ delivered to Ealand Page 23

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Editors Letter....

Lots happening in your local community this Summer!

If you know of any more local events, give me a ring so you can be included in the Arrow. Also any photographs of past events would be great.

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This month we have a special centre page pullout provided by North Lincolnshire Council, focussing on the development of Crowle‘s Market Place and the benefits of shopping local, I hope you agree it makes a lot of sense. Keep it safe so you have your local businesses telephone numbers at hand!

New in June issue is the Crowle Town Council Newsletter, this will be in the Arrow every 3 months, be sure to read what your local council has to say!

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Thank you for your nominations for ‗Flowers for someone Special‘.

New to the Arrow, everyone nominated will receive a bouquet of flowers. Names are put on a list and one person will be picked each month to receive that special bouquet from Jackie‘s Floral Designs of Crowle. Also listen to Trax FM in the morning to hear your nominations.

Keep your articles coming in and if you are interested in advertising please give me a ring. Be included in your local magazine.

Best Wishes Carolyn Grant (Editor) 1 Nether Cantley Lane, Old Cantley, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN3 3QQ 01302 532676 0791 2643010 carolyn@arrowpublications.co.uk

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News, News, News, News, News, News, News...

Crowle and Ealand Over 60’s Club hold their meetings in Crowle Community Hall 7pm, the 3rd Thursday in every month. This month of June there is a treat for everyone. Come along to hear the Epworth School Brass Band.

Visitors are welcomed for a small charge.

Anyone interested please contact 01724 710532

Eastoft Youth Club !

We desperately need a volunteer (must be female, over 18, to comply with our Child Protection Policy), 2 hours every month on a Tuesday night to help run our club, 9 to 16 year olds.

You would need your own transport too !!

Although we are registered with North Lincs Youth Service we are not a North Lincs Youth Club !

We depend entirely on volunteers !

If you are interested, can spare 2 hours every month to help keep us alive, or know anyone that is, please contact Steve Brown (Chair) at strikehappy@tiscali.co.uk or 01724 798108 Two Ofsted Registered, qualified child carers.

A safe and secure home environment.

Fun and educational activities for all ages.

Fresh home cooked meals and snacks included.

Please call for more details and we will try to accommodate your needs

Saturday walk around the reserve at Messingham We are

going to visit the reserve on Saturday June 5th.

We will meet in the car park at the reserve at 10am. Anyone who needs a lift or instructions on how to get there just ring Geoff on the number below. The walking is easy on flat paths and there are two hides and numerous seats so do come along and join us, all our meetings are open to anyone; you don‘t have to be a Trust member. Contact Geoff or Chris Trinder on 01427 872051. We look forward to welcoming all regular members and new visitors.

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The three priorities for the North Axholme Ward Potts Lane car park Crowle- Anti-social behaviour and vehicle nuisance.

Recent calls for service have highlights the car park on Potts Lane in Crowle as being an area where local youths, both male and female, are congregating and behaving in an anti-social manner. Some of the youths are in vehicles and have loud music playing whilst both stationary in the car park and on their frequent laps of the town. There have PCSO PCSO 7576 PC1717 also been complaints of the manner in which some of the Graham Godley Wendy Frear Paul Fearon vehicles are being driven and the inappropriate sounding of horns. The Neighbourhood Policing Team is working with North Lincolnshire Council Neighbourhood Response Team and regular patrols are being conducted in the area. Two more Section 59 warnings have been issued regarding complaints of driving, two cars have been seized, one following a previous Section 59 warning and the other under a prohibition notice due to construction and use offences. The driver of this second vehicle is to be prosecuted for road traffic offences. Some of the younger members of the group have been taken home by the police so that their parents can be made aware of the complaints we are receiving.

Saint Oswalds Church Hall Station Road Keadby – Youths causing annoyance and criminal damage.

The church hall has been the target of criminal damage with several panes of glass in the windows being broken.

Enquiries are on going to try and establish those responsible for the offences.

Johnsons Lane Crowle – Youths causing annoyance.

Johnsons Lane continues to be a regular area for the local young people to congregate and again act in an anti-social manner. The Policing Team will continue to patrol the area and deal positively with any incidents that occur.

The Neighbourhood Team have continued to deal with anti-social use of motor vehicles and two more young drivers from Crowle have been given Section 59 warnings regarding their anti-social driving. Three vehicles have been seized, one following a previous Section 59 warning, one under a prohibition notice due to it being in an un-roadworthy condition and the other for being driven without valid insurance cover.

A male has been dealt with following the discovery of a cannabis factory on his premises. The equipment and cannabis plants have all been destroyed.

Three males have been issued with fixed penalty notices for public order and drugs offences in Crowle. These notices carry an automatic fine of eighty pounds. Two other males have been issues with street warnings for the possession of cannabis.

A girl has been interviewed regarding a dwelling burglary and a theft from a garden. At the request of the complainants, she is to be dealt with under the restorative justice system and will be attending a Respect Seminar.

A number of males have been stop checked and spoken to regarding hare coursing in the area.

Two shotguns have been seized regarding the offence of them being possessed without the appropriate certificates.

Police enquiries are still ongoing.

There have been a number of incidents involving persons going door to door in the area collecting scrap metal and other property being stolen. Please secure all items of value including your pedal cycles.

The Humberside Police Events Bus has been booked for the summer and it will be on the Axholme North Ward on the 6th July, 17th August and 28th September 2010 visiting the villages for the residents to speak to their Neighbourhood Policing Team . Times and locations will be published locally nearer to the dates.

Working with Pc Graham Godley are your Police Community Support Officers Paul Fearon and Wendy Frear who regularly patrols the North Ward area of the Isle and will be happy to discuss any community issues with you. Please feel free to stop and speak with them or alternatively contact either of us via 0845 60 60 222 or by e-mail graham.godley, paul.fearon or wendy.frear @humberside.pnn.police.uk.

The police station at Epworth provides a front counter service on Mondays and Thursdays, between 9am and 3pm. There is also a Police Surgery held on the first Monday of each month at the Crowle Hub High Street Crowle between 2.00pm and 3.00pm. The next surgeries are on Monday 7TH June 2010 and Monday 5th July 2010.

The date and location for the next Neighbourhood Action Team Meeting will be held at the Keadby School on Tuesday 22nd June 2010.

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The Isle of Axholme

Where You Live

Your Local History

Adapted by Anthony Catherall

THE NORMANS continued Justices under the Mowbray’s was in the shape of the Manor Court. It settled disputes between tenants. It had the power to try offending tenants and to condemn to death for theft. The Manor Court remained in operation long after the Mowbray’s.

The counties of England were divided up by the King amongst his followers in return for armed service in time of war. The counties were divided up into Hundreds, and Hundreds divided into Manors. One hundred Manors made up a Hundred. The Manor land was divided up into the domain (Lord’s Land) and the villeins land. The villeins, as rent, had to plough four acres for the Lord and supply two oxen for the Lord for seven days a year and work three days a week on the lord’s land. He must follow the Lord to war and sit on his court of justice.

He also had rights. He could not be ejected from his land as long as he performed his duties.

These Villeins were called copyholders because they had their conditions of land tenure written down and they had a copy. Cottars held small parcels of land in return for a certain rent. Porcarii were free occupiers who rented the privilege of feeding pigs for payment. Servi had few rights and were almost slaves. Most of these social classes were set up in Saxon times and carried over into Norman times.

The manor lands were divided up into three large fields. One was left fallow each year. The crops sowed on the others included wheat, hemp and flax. The whole village ploughed, sowed and reaped together each field. Despite this, the fields were divided into strips between the various tenants to ensure that no one hot all the poor land or all the good land. There were common fields for grazing. According to the Doomsday Book, Epworth Manor had sixteen acres of common meadowland and one square mile of woodland. In addition, the Epworth tenants had the deed of John de Mowbray that granted free use of the waste lands in the west of the parish. In 1795 an act of parliament was obtained to enclose the commons of Owston Ferry, Haxey, Belton and Epworth. There was a great deal of haggling about the division of the lands. The locals resisted the enclosure of the arable lands that of course, are still to some extent in strips in certain parts of Epworth and Haxey parishes.

Bibliography: History of Everyday things 1066-1499 – Quennell Life in Old Britain – Robertson History and Topography of the Isle of Axholme – Rev. W.B. Stonehouse M.A. Reads History and Topography of the Isle Axholme – T.C. Fletcher.

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Now the dust has settled The General Election is over. We, the British people have spoken. We don‘t like any party enough to give them an absolute majority. The Tory/Lib Dem coalition has caused even more bad emotion because of those who think the wrong deal has been done.

Our next General election should be on the first Thursday in May 2015, less than 60 months away.

But for those who do not back the coalition and for those who voted Labour or for any of the smaller parties, it‘s 59 months too far away.

What should we do?

In the Bible, the apostle Paul writes to Timothy. ―I urge that petitions, prayers, requests and thanksgivings be offered to God for all people, for kings and all others in authority.‖ It will be easier for some to pray for the new Government than for others. However Paul urges all of us, regardless of political persuasion, to pray. He doesn‘t stop at rulers in the UK. When we pray for President Barak Obama of the USA, we should also pray, just as fervently, for the much loathed President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. Yes, we are to sit in the presence of God and bring all the rulers of the world, good and bad, to God to pray for them. This really pleases God. Rev Timothy Buckley Vicar of St Oswald’s Church Crowle part of The Crowle Group of Parishesshes

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Axholme, Doncaster TTL and Retford Camera Clubs met at Haxey Church Hall recently for the annual 3-way competition. Ralph Bennett of Newark was invited to judge. Entries from the clubs were mixed together, so there was no way to tell one from another. At the end of the evening the scores were incredibly close. Prints and digital images were submitted, with Axholme winning in the digital image section. The overall winner was Doncaster with 400 points, Axholme coming in second with 396 points. Retford were close on their heels with 394 points. Axholme members brought sweet and savoury snacks to provide a lovely buffet supper which was enjoyed by all.

In a recent digital image competition held at Sheffield, 24 clubs from the area submitted entries, including Axholme Camera Club. The Judge had a hard time of it with around 125 entries to mark. Axholme did very well for a small country club, being placed joint 3rd.

Once again Kevin Wells visited the club for a practical session with members. Camera settings can be a bit of a mystery to some, but Kevin was there to help and explain in his usual clear and friendly manner. It proved a useful evening.

Open to anyone is an evening show of the North East and Midlands Photographic Exhibition on DVD. This is an opportunity to see many top quality exhibits from the best photographers in the area. The show takes place at Haxey Church Hall on Wednesday 16th June at 7.30pm. There will be a small door charge to include refreshments. All will be made very welcome.

The rest of the year's programme to the summer break consists of competitions, photo opportunities locally and a Photoshop evening on June 30th. It is not too late to join in as a visitor, and a reduced membership fee operates if you wish to become a full member at this stage.

Best Wishes

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CROWLE SHOW 2010 Sunday 27th June

New for 2010 Laser Clay Pigeon Shooting Batons of Steel Majorettes Sheep Section Axholme Ferrets Show Crowle‘s very own agricultural show is getting bigger this year. This year‘s show is taking place on the 27th of June. The best of the Isle and beyond will be showcased on Godnow Rd in Crowle.

This year it will be bigger and better than ever. The organising committee hopes that the fabulous new attractions and wider range of classes will bring even more people out to enjoy the day.

Among the usual entertainment, displays and activities, new attractions this year include Laser Clay Pigeon Shooting, the ‗Batons of Steel‘ Majorettes, the Axholme Ferrets Show and ferret racing. The attractions this year hope to promote all aspects of our town both as a rural center and as a great place to live.

We hope to bring livestock and local produce to the forefront of this years show. Following the success of local butcher Dave Parkin‘s cattle classes last year, these will continue to be run alongside new sheep classes. The horse section goes from strength to strength, make sure you see the glamorous ladies riding side saddle and the showjumping which promises to be as hotly contested as ever. The dog show features a whopping 156 classes, plus a companion dog show in aid of Macmillan cancer research.

Other attractions include vintage cars, engines and motorbikes; trade stands and shops from all over the county and much, much more!

We want as many people as possible to come down and celebrate our town this year.

Get involved in the clay pigeon shooting, support your local businesses, compete in the classes or just come along to meet your friends.

Crowle show is on the 27th of June 2010, it will be well signposted on Godnow Rd in Crowle. Tickets cost £5 per Adult, £3 Concessions & Children and Family tickets cost £10 (2 adults & 3 children) For more information and for all schedules visit the website

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Phase 1 Whether you’re a shopaholic or a reluctant browser, most would agree that convenience is a key word when it comes to the charms and chores of shopping.

What could be more convenient than the shops that are there on our doorstop? Don‘t pass them by as if they are somehow second rate.

They are not. In fact convenience is only a part of the story as to why they deserve our support. Here is a little food for thought...

Jumping into the car and heading for that out-oftown super store or shopping mall may seem a good idea. But it can end up a time-wasting, costly and frustrating experience.

Time, they say, is precious. But how many hours are wasted in traffic jams, just getting to your destination – and then driving round to find a place to park (and often having to pay for the privilege to do that, too!) In the meantime, the pennies you think you will save turn into pounds of extra expense. Strange, but true, most people don‘t view it that way. Why? – Because the extra expense is not shown on the receipt of goods they buy. But it all comes out of the wallet just the same!

‗A walk to the local shops is healthier... and cheaper in more ways than one!‘ Another thing which is often overlooked is the cost to the environment – something which is on the minds of a growing number of people in these days of climate changes. Unnecessary journeys simply add to all those CO2 emissions which are threatening to choke our globe. A walk to the local shops is healthier... and cheaper in more ways than one!

If it‘s a friendly, personal service you are after, then there‘s nothing finer than a shop in the market place! Such attention is a tradition that has its roots embedded in the history of each village and hamlet in the area. ―It wasn‘t until I tried my local shops that I realised just how much they stock,‖ said one shopper. ―I was amazed at the variety – and the costs were very reasonable too.‖ The recent economic downturn has also had an impact on the local economy, which is why it is more important than ever to shop locally and support our local businesses.

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Phase 2 With so much choice from a first class quality butcher who offers a fine range of meats and delicatessen's and a pharmacy with everything you may need to get over the winter blues to a florist who has many years experience and designs flower arrangements for any occasion, why would you want to go else where?

The growth of our villages in recent years has seen an increase in facilities and business services. But they can only survive if the people they are designed to serve support them.

Let’s face it, we’d all miss them if they were not there!

Support your local businesses in Crowle Market Place Crowle has undergone a major £3m+ development that has transformed the town‘s market place into a bustling centre. Visitors and businesses can now enjoy the new functional, attractive and safe environment.

The redevelopment of the market place and more open space means that the centre can also be used for outdoor events and activities, such as Farmer‘s, European and Christmas markets, as well as craft fairs and fetes.

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Further developments are also in the pipeline for a large convenience store, small business units and office space, with residential accommodation on the upper floors, and a brand new bistro/café in the market place, including an area for outside seating.

This is all thanks to The Crowle Market Place Delivery Group, North Lincolnshire Council and Yorkshire Forward, who have turned the town‘s ideas into reality. For more information about the development, contact North Lincolnshire Council‘s Rural Renaissance Team on 01724 297695 or email renaissance@northlincs.gov.uk

Join the celebrations Come down to Crowle Market Place on 3 July 2010 to join in the official opening celebrations. There will be entertainment throughout the day for all the family and you can shop ‗til you drop! On the day you will also be able to meet your local business owners and members of the delivery group who can answer all your questions about the redevelopment of the town.

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Our extensive range of unusual giftware and cards means you can find something special for every occasion. Harmonie also offer a selection of handbags and beautiful baby gifts and toys.

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CROWLE TOWN COUNCIL NEWSLETTER ISSUE 6 Manor Park.

A consultation exercise took place on March 20th to find out the views of people in regard to the redevelopment of Manor Park (also known as Johnson's Lane Playing Field) several local residents added their comments to a growing number of suggestions put forward by local organisations, schools and residents of Crowle and Ealand. The views expressed will form a data bank from which plans will be drawn for the future of this facility and it is intended that it should cater for all ages in the community. Recently a grant from North Lincolnshire Council has provided 45 thousand pounds for play equipment for young people aged 8 -13 years. This grant will also mean that other funding agencies can be approached so that other age groups can also be catered for. One factor under consideration is the protection from noise and nuisance coming from the park for those people living next to it so that their peace of mind and quality of life is not undermined. The work so far on the park has been done by volunteers and it is hoped that the public meeting to form the Town Plan will draw even more people into the future shaping of Crowle and Ealand.

Town Plan.

There is already evidence to show Crowle and Ealand are responding to change, both in enhanced recreational facilities in Ealand and Crowle market place which it is hoped will draw new retail outlets into the town. These changes have come about with the participation of local people who have contributed to the planning and administration of these changes.

But there is still much to do particularly as the community is still growing, that is why it is necessary to have a Town Plan. The town plan will give a picture of how our community is made up, for example: whether people work locally or commute to work, if they use public transport to get to work, what type of accommodation they have and what their future needs might be. Local shops and recreational facilities and many other facets of community life also need to be featured so that as a community we can see how we are and where we need to develop our resources for everyone's benefit. The second stage of the town plan will involve planning for the future and this is where your views count. A Public Meeting to deal with the town plan will take place in the Community Hall on Wednesday June 16th. at 7.00p.m. The main purpose of the meeting will be to register what people want as far as future developments are concerned and to elect a Steering Committee to produce a document dealing with research on the community as it stands plus plans for the future. Once published the Town Plan will be a useful consultative document for both planning authorities and developers, and should act as a means to attract businesses and recreational facilities.

Developments in Crowle and Ealand can only respond to the wishes of the general public where their interests have been expressed, this has already happened in a number of projects but what is needed now is a broad look at the future and a wholesome approach to planning. This is your opportunity to meet with others and determine the way forward.

The Lodge.

The Lodge at the cemetery has now completed its refurbishment which includes: a new flat roof, improved wiring and plumbing, a redecoration throughout with new fitted carpets, an Improved kitchen /dining area, newly appointed bathroom and a new conservatory /utility area. The property is now available for rent with some minor duties being attached to the tenancy agreement.

The next projected development at the cemetery will be new signage (indicating times of opening and information parking restrictions), and the refurbishment of one to of advertisements the chapels as a designated 22 about Please mention “The Arrow� when responding place of worship with the other chapel used for storage.

Market Place.

A look at the market place will confirm that much has changed with the first phase of development coming to completion with all the major infrastructure in place. The second phase of development will include the buildings which will accommodate new retail outlets and businesses. This is a big opportunity to attract businesses into the community and stimulate the local economy whilst enjoying the new facilities the town market place has to offer.

CCTV. Both cameras have now been upgraded to improve their effectiveness in providing evidence of any behaviour which may cause concern. The two cameras now cover all the market place and the new developments to the north of the market place as well as extensive views along the High Street and the approach to St. Oswald's Church along Church Street.

May Council Meeting.

The May council meeting will be an important event as two extra meetings: The Annual Meeting and The Annual General Meeting are scheduled to precede the council meeting at at 7.00p.m. the meetings will include a progress report of the past year by ward councillors and the town mayor.

The town mayor will also introduce his proposals for business during the next session ending in May 2011.

CROWLE TOWN COUNCIL CLERK CONTACT DETAILS: Mrs Katy Fowler Meadows Cottage Fieldside Crowle North Lincolnshire DN17 4HL Telephone 01724 712776 Email: katy.fowler@Btopenworld.com Website: crowletowncouncil.co.uk

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The Arrow has a special nomination this month for a special lady, Linda O’Connor from Ealand. Linda is the Pastoral Visitor for the Ealand Methodist Chapel and delivers flowers and cards on behalf of the Chapel to people who are sick or have troubles; also to welcome new babies and new residents to the village. Her efforts are much appreciated by all who receive them. Thank you Norma Bramhill The Arrow and Jackie’s Floral Designs would love to send someone special a bouquet. Listen to Trax FM in the morning to hear the nominations.

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On Tuesday 11th May North Axholme School held their first Oscars evening to showcase the Media achievements of students and partner primary pupils. The school gained specialist Media Arts College status and became a Creative Partnerships Change School in September 2008. These programmes have enable the school to devote additional resources towards the development of creative learning across all subject areas working with a range of professional creative practitioners. On show was a selection of films, animations, photographs, comics and other media works.

200 people attended the event, turning up in dinner suits and beautiful dresses in true Oscar‘s style. The school will be making this an annual event in order to continually support students‘ enthusiasm for the media specialism, with projects for entry next year already ongoing.

The awards given were: Best Film – Detention by Year 10 BTEC Media students Runner Up Film – Escape to the Native world by year 5 at Althorpe and Keadby Best Animation – Paper Animations by year 6 at Althorpe and Keadby Runner Up Animation – The Moroccan Crisis by Year 10 History – Oliver Rahman, Bradley Mell, Danny Fletcher and Kyle Hopkins Best Still Image – Looking Out to Sea by Lizzie Castledine Runner Up Still Image – Utensils by Reece Penistone Best of The Rest - (to include Comic Life work, newspapers, other presentations) Choices comic by Luke Rusling Runner Up Best of The Rest – The Northy News Team

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Best Extra Curricular work – Emily‘s Animations by Emily Clark Runner Up Extra Curricular work – A Winters Night (photograph) by Henry Chafor Mrs Wayte the KS3 Media Co-ordinator said ―What a tremendous success the evening was. Our students really did us proud.

Media has changed our approach to learning and the students have loved being a part of our Specialism‖ Headteacher, Joe Sellars, said ‗The evening really was a huge success with a real Oscar‘s atmosphere complete with all the glitter of the real thing! Our students are really benefiting from the increased use of modern media technologies in their studies.

It encourages them to work collaboratively and master ways of learning that will enable them to be successful in an ever changing modern world‘

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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

Tues

8-11 years old Youth Club

Keadby Church Hall

6.00pm - 7.30pm (term time only)

Tues

Beavers

St Norberts School

6.00pm

Tues

Cubs & Scouts

St Norberts School

6.30pm

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

07812 124979 Paul Clarke

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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 Monthly

Activity

Meeting Place

Time

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

7.00pm

Last Saturday

Coffee Morning

Keadby Church Hall

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Age Concern

0800 009966

Child Line

0800 111

NSPCC

08088005000

Samaritans

01724 860000

Benefits Agency

01724 274444

Humberside Fire Brigade

01724 295900

Humberside Police (non - emergency)

0845 6060222

Crimestoppers

0800 555111

Anglian Water

0845 7145145

British Gas

0800 111999

Central Networks Electricity

0800 0568090

Transco Gas

BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS/FINANCE Hurstons Accountants Epworth

01427 873737

MJ Button Accountants Crowle

01724 711881

JKC Property Management & Lettings

0780 7654716

BOARDING KENNELS / GROOMING Croft House Kennel/ Cattery

01427 890235

HEALTH & FITNESS Rosemary Conley Diet and Fitness

01724 712700

Quality Life Styles Personal Training

01427 753591 07714 318958

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Tranquil Moments Holistic Therapies www.tranquil-moments.eu

07921 174835

Yorkshire Electricity

0800 375675

ENTERTAINMENT

Yorkshire Water

0845 1242420

Floodline

0845 9881188

Belton Bouncy Castles

01427 872215 07788 896988

WEDDINGS National Rail Enquiries

0845 484950

Isle Coaches

01427 728227

Rent the Bentley – wedding car hire Rentthebentley@googlemail.com

Road car

0845 6050605

PEST CONTROL Axholme Pest Control

North Lincolnshire Council

01724 296296

Scunthorpe General Hospital

.01724 282282

Goole & District Hospital

01405 720720

Crowle Health Centre

08444 778652

CMD Development

NHS Direct

0845 4647

E P G Roofing

07931 526 057

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Crowle Primary School

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North Axholme Comprehensive School

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Trentvale Preparatory School

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Luddington & Garthorpe Primary School

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