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October 2019
Issue 128
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Welcome to the October issue of the Epworth and Belton Arrow! We are truly now in to the Autumn months! I hope you enjoyed all the local events of the Summer in the Isle, there was so many to chose from. The Epworth Show and Rescue day just two of the successful days to remember of 2019. October brings Halloween, if you would like to attend an organised event, I can suggest you will have a great time at Maize Maze. I have many a happier memories there with my children. Full details are on page 16. If you are trick or treating, remember to keep safe and be courteous when out and about. Its usually the rule if a neighbours house is decorated or has a pumpkin at the front door, they will welcome callers. What every you choose to do make it a safe fun night. Enjoy the read and please note the deadline for the November issue is Thursday 10th October for distribution by Sunday 27th October. If you are interested in advertising or simply emailing me some community news, please be in touch before the date.
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Community News RURAL TOURING MUSIC EVENING THE HUT PEOPLE Thurlow Pavilion, Epworth FRIDAY 4th October 2019 at 8pm Tickets £8 from Serendipity, Epworth (874478) or 01427 872491 PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN DRINKS Taking the audience on a musical journey around the world, English duo The Hut People (Sam Pirt and Gary Hammond) return to Epworth having firmly established themselves on the UK folk scene today. Mixing global rhythms with folk tunes from Quebec to Spain, Scandinavia to Sussex and everywhere in between, this is a quirky celebration of our rich musical heritage that works so well. Expect feel good dancing tunes, audience participation, step dancing and humour aplenty. www.thehutpeople.com
Haxey W.I. Shopping Trip to Leeds on Monday 18th November, leaving Haxey Church at 9a.m. and returning at 5.30 p.m. approx. Also picking up at Epworth Garden Centre. Cost £12.50 which is not refundable. Please ring Jane on 01427 752175, leave a message with your telephone number.
The next meeting of the Axholme Family istory Society will be on
Thursday 24th October 2019 at 7-30 p.m. We meet in the Wesley Memorial Church Schoolroom, High Street, Epworth. The speaker will be Maureen Taylor and her talk is entitled “Medieval childbirth”. Refreshments will be served following the talk
Haxey Methodist Church invite you to A concert by 'TAKE NOTE' (Our wonderful local choir) On Saturday, 26th October, 2019 at 7.00 p.m. Tickets are £5.00 From 752783 or pay at the door All are welcome
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Community News MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT BIG COFFEE MORNING Friday 27th September Epworth Imperial Hall 10.00 – 1.00 Raffle, Tombola, Silent Auction, Cakes, Produce, Plants,
Seasoned hardwood barn dried and kiln dried firewood logs in mini and large bulk bags. Kindling & 20kg bags of 100% burning peat. Delivery service available
Jigsaws, and more! *The Scunthorpe and Goole Macmillan Cancer Support group has raised well over £1million since it started. Not only does this help to fund Macmillan nurses, but also to provide grants for local patients in need of financial assistance with anything from which they will benefit, such as transport costs, shower installations, etc. It also funds the Macmillan information centres at Scunthorpe, Goole and Grimsby hospitals, all manned by local volunteers. Last year we raised over £1000 to help support services in our local area. We would like to do the same again (or better?) this year…. So would welcome your publicity please.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Epworth Rural Day centre meet every Wednesday at the Thurlow Pavillion and is a members only group for Isle residents aged over 60 years who are looking for friendship and company. Additional volunteers are required to help prepare simple lunches and make tea/coffee, wash up and chat to members. Anyone willing to help on a Wednesday from 9am to 3pm, either on a weekly or monthly basis, please contact Betty Westby on 01427 872445 or 07807728601.
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Hare coursing is reducing year on year in our area because of action taken by the police and the close working relationship with our rural communities. Force Wildlife & Rural Crime officer PC Brandon Ward said, “We have done really well together to reduce hare coursing and I don’t want that to stop. “As the harvest is now almost completed we want to remind our communities to report anyone who they suspect is hare coursing in our countryside. We have been out across the Force area in recent weeks carrying out patrols to prevent and deter criminals from coming into our area. “Hare coursers often use old 4x4s and carry lurcher-type dogs in their vehicles. If you see any vehicle being driven in a suspicious way in our countryside please call us and report your concerns. “We have also seen a number of recent reports of illegal lamping in the area and this too is a wildlife crime we want to bring an end to. “Poaching is a national wildlife crime priority and illegal ‘lampers’ are often involved in other criminality such as burglary and vehicle crime. “We want you to report any suspicious activity to us, particularly in the early hours of the morning if you suspect lamping is in progress. By letting us know as it is happening we can catch offenders in the act. “Prevention measures should be considered by landowners such as preventing easy access by vehicles to land by using obstacles, gates and other barriers. This is one of the most effective measures that can be taken to frustrate and deter these criminals.” Please call 101 to report any suspicious activity – if you call us we will act. For more information on how to sign up for Humberside Police Farm Watch or Country Watch schemes, or to find out about crime prevention workshops please email SPOCRuralandWildlifeCrime@humberside.pnn.police.uk You can find rural crime prevention advice on our website: https://www.humberside.police.uk/wildlife-and-rural-crime To get local information about issues concerning your area sign up for #MyCommunityAlert https://www.humberside.police.uk/campaign/my-community-alert Follow us on social media: Facebook/Twitter - @humberbeat Twitter - @HPWildlifeRural #ruralcrime #OpGalileo #OpZodiac
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Top of the Form - Again South Axholme Academy have done it again with another year of phenomenal results. The atmosphere was buzzing as students and parents arrived to collect their envelopes containing the all-important grades that everyone had worked so hard for. Associate Principal, Scott Barlow, said “There are so many success stories and so many subject areas that have performed fantastically, it’s hard to find just a few headlines to share!” Maria Rock, Strategic Lead for the 6th Form at South Axholme added “We have a record number of applicants this year, all wanting to stay with us and build upon the amazing grades they have achieved at Key Stage 4” With students making on average half a grade better progress than targets, and over 80% gaining a pass in English and Mathematics it’s easy to see why everyone is smiling ecstatically, and the results place South Axholme Academy firmly at the top of the league tables in North Lincolnshire and surrounding areas. Sarah Sprack, Principal said “We know we are an outstanding academy and days like today with results like we have secured just go to prove it! We are also proud of the diverse range of subjects in which students have gained brilliant results. In Business, Dance, Music, PE and Drama 100% of students gained a 9 to 4 grade, whilst Chemistry, Physics, Biology, RE, Engineering and IT all had over 85% of students who passed (grades 9 to 4)”
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Community News Axholme Camera Club. Meetings for October/November Wednesday 16 October. Members competition – Travel (digital) Tuesday 22 October Photographing your town/village. Ideas by David Livsey Tuesday 29 October, Stuart Wall will give a talk entitled, ‘Pixels and Peas' at Axholme Camera Club. Stuart is a photographer, lecturer and Royal Photographic Assessor of distinction. He will outline his passion for urban street photography through his talk on the little, big stories on your doorstep. The evening begins at 7.30p.m. in the Church Hall, Haxey and is open to anyone who would like to attend. £3 to members/£5 non-members. Wednesday 6 November – Members' follow-up photographs on their town/village Tuesday 12 November – Digital competition, ‘People’ Wednesday 20 November – Members' practical ‘Portraits' Tuesday 26 November – 'Faces and Places' a talk on portraiture, by Gary Langley. Gary has developed a style of portrait photography through his fascination with fashion and the way people look and dress. He endeavours to evoke emotion through his photographs which also include landscape, seascapes and the natural world. The evening begins at 7.30p.m. in the Church Hall, Haxey and is open to anyone who would like to attend. £3 to members/£5 non-members.
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Folk Dancing in the Isle of Axholme-Isle Dance for Health Autumn 2019 The folk dances run by local folk dance band Lys St Georges continue this autumn as follows: Westwoodside Village Hall: Thursday 19 September Thursday 25 October Thursday 3 October Epworth, St Andrews Church: Thursday 10 October Thursday 17 October Thursday 24 October Each dance starts at 2.30pm and lasts for 2 hours. You don’t need a partner nor any experience in country dancing, and these friendly dances will be suitable for all levels of fitness. There’ll be live music and expert tuition. As one dancer said at the end of an earlier programme ‘What's not to like! Live music, gentle exercise, lots and lots of fun and every assistance.’ There’s a small admission charge of £2 for each dance. For more information contact Kate Billmore on 01427 753363 or Peter Barnard on 01427 873937.
Isle Group of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust Thursday October 3rd 2019 – 7.30pm Goshawks to humpbacks Wildlife of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park Stephen Jones Hall (rear of the Methodist Chapel), Low Street, Haxey After our summer break a reminder that we begin our new season of meetings at the beginning of October with this talk on North Yorkshire.
Nicholas House Care Home, 11 Church Street Haxey are having a Pie & Pea supper and Quiz night on Tuesday 15th October at 7.00pm. There will also be entertainment by Wolfchinsky. Everyone welcome.
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DO WE NEED FRACKING? The intentions of IGas to construct up to 6 fracking sites in this area were laid out in our previous article. But do we really need this gas? Energy Security: The fracking industry claims it will be better to use ‘gas from beneath our feet’ to reduce imports, yet we still regularly export gas. In 2017 the government allowed the closure of the UK’s largest gas storage facility for ‘commercial reasons,’ i.e. to protect gas industry profits. Actually, frackers talk about reducing NET imports. Shale gas will be a marketable commodity for companies to trade to their best advantage. Ineos decline to guarantee they would not export UK shale gas. They want the gas to power and feed their chemical plants whose products include single use plastics, not to heat your homes. Cutbacks in efficiency measures: Since 2000, UK gas consumption has fallen by 22% mainly due to improving home insulation, which also brings further benefits. For example, every £1 spent on domestic insulation raises £1.27 in tax and saves 42p in health care costs. (Cambridge Econometrics.) However, there are still 16 million English homes with substandard insulation. (Band D or lower; Source: BEIS.) But due to failing government support, since 2014 there has been an 85% fall in the number of efficiency measures being installed, propping up gas demand and ongoing dependency on imports. Energy Costs: Renewables are now giving fossil fuels a run for their money. Between 2015 and 2017, the costs of offshore wind energy fell by over 50%, to nearly half that of new nuclear power stations. Onshore wind is already the cheapest energy source. Wind energy costs are falling as electricity from gas continues to rise in price; by the time shale gas is available in significant quantities it will be more expensive than both onshore and offshore wind and solar power. But what if the wind isn’t blowing? New energy storage systems will further increase the viability and economic case for renewables. A plant running on liquified air is now operational near Manchester, storing excess electricity until needed. Other systems use gravity and compressed fluids for grid scale electricity storage. A new power link now carries excess Scottish wind energy to the North West of England; before this, turbine operators would be paid NOT to generate due to inadequate grid capacity. Wave and tidal stream energy have the potential to meet up to 20% of current UK electricity demand, reliably and predictably. Meanwhile around half of the energy from fossil fuels is lost as waste heat in the combustion process at power stations. There is no doubt that challenges lie ahead for the UK to achieve affordable, reliable, clean energy, and there will be a need for some natural gas in the coming decade. However, the government’s own 2017 Gas Security of Supply report states that energy security will not be dependent upon new indigenous sources. Obstructive government policies have actively held up the required transition away from fossil fuels. The promotion of shale gas is just another example of this and there are increasing calls for fracking to be banned in the UK, whilst there is widespread and sustained public support for more renewable energy. WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT THIS? Get Informed! Google ‘fracking & health.’ Keep updated! Check out: drillordrop.com; frack-off.org.uk/ Lobby your MP: www.parliament.uk Lobby your Councillors: Notts CC, North Lincolnshire, South Yorkshire Get involved! Check out the local groups on Facebook: Frack Free Misson - Frack Free Isle - Frack Free Doncaster - The New Frack Free South Yorkshire Twitter: @FrackFreeMisson Enquiries to: frackfreemisson@gmail.com
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Isle Choral Singers
After a very busy year so far in 2019 we have had a welcome summer break and rehearsals resumed again in the Imperial Hall, Epworth on Monday, 2nd September at 7.00 pm when it was good to see members refreshed after the summer break. Anyone wishing to find out more about the choir just come along to a rehearsal, with the first term free of charge - you can be sure of a warm welcome. Details can be found on our website, the listings in “The Arrow” or contact Concert Secretary, Helen Warnes, on 01427 871485. Our next concert will be at 7.00 pm on Sunday, 13th October in the Epworth Wesley Methodist Church. This will end the year’s celebration of 350 years since the birth of Susanna Wesley in January 1699. All proceeds from the event will be used to redecorate the nursery in Epworth Old Rectory, with replica of the wallpaper discovered when research work was undertaken by archivists [see picture] so our committee consider this as a very worthwhile community event. The aim of the Isle Choral Singers is “to bring the arts through music to a rural area”. For further details please visit our website www.islechoralsingers.co.uk Check out on Posters, Facebook or Twitter .
Epworth and District Flower Club News
One beautiful lunchtime in July 159 ladies and one man attended a Lunch and Flower Arranging Demonstration. It was organised by the Epworth and District Flower Club and the local NSPCC branch and at the September meeting members of the Flower Club were informed that a magnificent sum in excess of three thousand pounds was raised. It is to be divided between the NSPCC, Diabetes UK and a charity chosen by the demonstrator, Caine of Harrogate. Having delivered the excellent news Anne Everatt, the Flower Club Chairman introduced the demonstrator for the evening. Lynn Wherret had travelled from the Leicester area and began her demonstration entitled “Ladies that have inspired me”. After the vote of thanks for a very entertaining evening about flowers and inspirational women there were more than a dozen raffle prizes for lucky members of the audience. This was followed by refreshments. Members were reminded of the next meeting, an Autumn Workshop to be held in the Stephen Jones Community Hall at 7.30pm on Monday, 14th October. In addition members took tickets to sell for the Open Meeting on 11th November when Nick Grounds will demonstrate. Nick is a National Demonstrator and has entitled his evening “The Apple Tree”. Entry on this occasion is ticket only and will be at South Axholme School. As usual the evening promises to be an entertaining evening and the Flower Club aims to raise more money for their chosen charity this year, Diabetes UK. Make sure you buy your ticket. Please contact Celia for further information 01427 874042.
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What’s On In Your area in Epworth and Belton Activity
Meeting place
Time
Contact
Mon
Thurlow Playgroup and Preschool
9-11.30 & 12-3
01427 875016
Mon
Epworth YOUTH Club (juniors)
Epworth Thurlow Epworth Com Wellbeing Centre, High St, Epworth
5.30-7.00pm
01724 29650
Mon
Epworth YOUTH Club (seniors)
As above
7.15-8.45pm
01724 29650
Mon
Epworth Mens Society (monthly)
The Red Lion Hotel, Eworth
19.30-21.30
Mon
Children’s Dancing
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
16.00– 19.00
Nicola
Mon
The Isle Choral Society
Epworth Imperial Hall
19.00-21.00
01427 873898
Mon
Stop Smoking Programme
Epworth Youth Club
17.30
Hille Harris 07876256185
Mon
Belton Short Mat Bowls
Belton Pavilion (Sept-April)
14:00-16:00
01427 875724
Mon
Epworth Youth Club (juniors)
Epworth Community Wellbeing & Youth Hub 17:30-19:00
Mon
Epworth Youth Club (seniors)
Epworth Community Wellbeing & Youth Hub 19:15-20:45
01724 297679
Mon
Army Cadets
Belton Park Pavilion
18.45-21.00
01724 858918
4th Mon Royal British Legion Epworth Branch
Old School Inn, Battle Green Epworth
7pm
01427 872223
Tues
Axholme Elite Taewondo
Epworth Leisure Centre
18.00-20.00
01427 873845
Tues
Epworth Rainbows
Epworth Thurlow
16.30-1730
01427 754009
Tues
Horticulture Society (2nd Tuesday)
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
19:00 -21.00
01427 872252
Tues
Epworth Town Council
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall
18.30 - 21.00
1st Tuesday
Tues
Beavers Cubs and Scouts
Belton Park Pavilion
17:30-20:00
07740 597314
Wed
1st Belton Rangers Isle Community Choir
All Saints Centre on Stocks Hill Belton St Norbert's Catholic Primary Academy School, Crowle
19.00-21.00
Wed
7.30pm-9.30pm
01427 872227 Gill 07419 319796
Wed
Belton Brownies
All Saints Centre on Stocks Hill Belton
18:00-19:30
01427 872109
Wed
Epworth Brownies
Methodist Church Hall
18:15-19:30
01427 754009
Wed
Belton Rainbows
All Saints Centre on Stocks Hill Belton
16:45-17:45
01427 754009
Wed
Belton Guides
All Saints Centre on Stocks Hill Belton
19:30 - 21:00
0753 951 6547 01427 873730
01724 297679
Wed
Yoga
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
13.00-15.00 18.00-20.00
Wed
Army Cadets
Belton Park Pavilion
18.45 - 21.00
01724 858918
Wed
Jack in a box playgroup
Wesley Methodist Church, Epworth
10. 00-1130
07460 657278
Mon
Epworth Folk club
Jinksy's Wine Bar (The Red Lion)
8.15pm start
01427 873594
Wed
Epworth Short Mat Bowl Club
Epworth Leisure Centre (Sept—April)
3.30 –5.30 pm
01427 874158 Alan
4th Wed Axholme Ferry Folk
Cross Keys, Wroot
Thurs
Epworth’s Ladies Society
(1st Thurs-monthly)
19.30 start
Thurs
Children’s Dancing
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
16.00- 20.00
Thurs
Whist
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall
13.30-16.00
01427 873622
Thurs
Bingo
Epworth Imperial Hall
18.30-21.00
01427 873622
Thurs
Axholme Arts Club
13 Queen Street, Epworth - Juniors
16:15-1745
01427 873947
Thurs
Axholme Elite Taekwondo
Epworth Leisure Centre
18.00-20.00
01427 873845
Thurs
Epworth Thurlow Art Group
Thurlow Pavilion Station Rd Epworth
13:00-15:00
01427 872267
Thurs
Autumn Club Over 50’s
Belton Park Pavilion
14.00-16.00
Thurs
Keep Fit
Belton Park Pavilion
18.30-19.30
Thurs
Epworth & Isle of Axholme Rotary Club
The Red Lion, Epworth (1st & 3rd Thursday) 18:15 start
Fri Fri
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01427 728643 07548 729 585
0790 4573405
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Nordic Walking
Epworth Garden Centre
9.30 start
Epworth Short Mat Bowl Club
Epworth Leisure Centre (Sept—April)
3.30 –5.30 pm
01427 874158 Alan
What’s On In Your area in Epworth and Belton Fri
Epworth Performing Arts Academy
Fri
Red Cross (Whist) monthly 3rd week
Epworth Imperial Hall
19.00-21.30
01427 873622
Sat
Belton Bowls Club roll Up
Belton Park Pavilion (May-Sept)
14:00– 16:00
01427 875724
Sat
Bingo
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall
18.30-21.00
01427 873622
Sat
Saturday Night Sequence Dance
Epworth Thurlow, Epworth
19.30-22.00
01427 872848
Epworth Imperial Hall (2nd Tues-monthly)
19.30-21.30
01427 872405
2nd Tues Epworth and District WI
Epworth Imperial Hall
15.30-19.00
07548 156258
Bookings of West Butterwick Village Hall
Bunty Harris
01724 782181
Bookings of the Imperial Hall, Epworth
Mary Addlesee
01427 873622
Belton Pavilion
Tony
01427-872400
Fits Alarms
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Business Directory
Advice Pensions Helpline
0800 991234
Electricity Emergencies
0800 375 675
Beauty/Health/Fitness
Transco - Gas leaks
0800 111 999
The Hair Shop Westwoodside
Yorkshire Water
0845 1242424
The Willows Dental Practise-Belton
£30 + VAT per year 01427 752455 01427 872106
Home and Garden
Care in the Community
Fountain Court florist Epworth
01427 874831
Age Concern
0800 009966
Childline
0800 1111
Neighbourhood Watch
01482 444466
Pam’s Minibus and Taxi Service 1 to 4 passengers 1 to 8 passengers (change of no. for mobile no)
NSPCC
0808 80050000
Trade/Craftsmen
RSPCA
0300 1234999
NHS Direct
111
Brooks HOMECARE Replacement Window and Doors 07973 142963 01427 875314
Taxi Service
Axholme Pest Control
Community Crime stoppers`
0800 555 111
Carers Support Centre
01652 650585
Isle of Axholme Lions
01427 752139
Isle of Axholme Osteoporosis Support Link
01427 875752
Health Visitor Team
0800 099951
SSAFA Forces Help www.ssafa,org.uk
01476 569764
Epworth & Isle of Axholme Rotary Club
07904 573405
01724 711941 07707 036611
01427 873608 / 07766747245
Axholme Decorating Centre 'Mixing Paint For You' sales@axdeccentre.co.uk 01427 238941
Education and General Epworth Country Primary School
01427 872345
Belton All Saints Primary School
01427 872391
Westwoodside Primary School
01427 752355
Westwoodside Mobile Library
01724 865675
Haxey Library - Memorial Hall
01724 753239
Willows Dental Practise—Belton
01427 872106
Leisure
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