May 2016
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Letter From The Editor
Go Local!
Welcome to our May issue Editor Mick Scott Telephone 01439 788008 Email enquiries info@yo62go.co.uk Web: www.yo62go.co.uk Facebook: www.facebook.com/GoLocalMag Address The Forge, Cawton Road, Gilling East, N. Yorks YO62 4JG June copy deadline :
10th May Go Local! is delivered free every month to homes in: Helmsley - Kirkbymoorside Appleton-le-Moors - Fadmoor - Gillamoor Ampleforth - Hovingham - Slingsby - Fryton Nawton - Beadlam - Wombleton Gilling - Grimston Cawton - Stonegrave Oswaldkirk - Sproxton - Harome - Nunnington Coulton - Scackleton - Keldholme - Kirkby Mills
Go Local is an independent publication. Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that the contents of this magazine are accurate we cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions; neither do we endorse companies, products or services that appear in this magazine. Reproduction of the contents of this magazine is not permitted without the prior written consent of the publisher.
Dear Neighbours, I don’t know where you are with your gardens so far this year, but I can tell you that chez Scott we’re not getting very far at all due to the amount of wet weather we’ve had recently. According to Monty Don we should all have got our spuds in by mid-April but at the time of writing this I know that If I dug a trench now it would just fill up with water, hardly the best start to give them! I was looking at a website that reckoned things should be planted according to the phases of the moon but the question is, how does the moon know how much rain we’ve had? At this rate the spuds will be ready just in time for Christmas! May is certainly going to come in with a bang this year as we’ve got the Tour De Yorkshire passing right through this neck of the woods on its way to a seaside finish in Scarborough. Yorkshire folk seem to have taken cycling to their hearts somewhat, judging by the crowds attracted over the last few years, so I thought it would be an idea to cobble together an article about it then you’ll know where to see it on the day. Not to be outdone, Kirkbymoorside is holding its 10k race and fun runs on the same day so there’s something about that, too. Also in this month’s magazine and on a more sombre note, there’s an article about refurbishing the war memorial in Hovingham and plans to honour one of the soldiers whose name was inadvertently left off it. The recipe this month is a cracker - Thai Beef Salad. Just the job for one of those balmy May days, should we ever get one. To round things off, Pippa Greenwood advises on how to get your grass up to scratch. Enjoy! Best Wishes Mick
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Tour de Yorkshire - just passing through!
M
ay Day this year is looking exceedingly busy in these parts, with not only the Kirkbymoorside Fun Run and 10K Race but also the madlynamed Tour De Yorkshire shooting through, proving that anything the French can do, we can do better! I’ve been an aficionado of the Tour De France for quite a few years now. There’s nothing I like better than to spend July afternoons with my feet up, watching the race from the comfort of my armchair, marvelling at the speed and endurance of the riders. I didn’t go to the Tour de France when it ran from Yorkshire, preferring to see the whole thing on TV. It was a long way to go to see the racers whizz by in just a few seconds and as I said, I like my comfort! However, when the inaugural Tour de Yorkshire took place last year I thought I should make the effort, so last year we stood at the top of a hill above Rosedale watching the peloton make short work of the
incline. They whizzed past us in seconds and I was lucky to get as many photos as I did in such a short time but at least from our vantage point we could see them coming from a good way off. Take my tip, get yourself somewhere where the riders have to slow down because it’ll be over before you know it. If you fancy standing on the corner at the top of Sutton Bank you should get a good view. In front of the Crown in Helmsley suggests itself as one good point as the riders will have to slow down for the sharp right-hander. The roundabout in Kirkbymoorside should also be a good spot as it’s quite small and will be tricky for the riders to navigate. Anywhere on the climb up to Blakey Ridge would also be good. If you’re fit enough you could try running alongside some of the riders! At the bottom of the page you can see exactly where the race passes through this area with the approximate times they’ll arrive. Most of that section of the race takes place on the
A170 through Helmsley and Kirkbymoorside, before turning off to Hutton-le-Hole and the long climb up to Blakey Ridge. The Tour itself kicks off on 29th April with a 185km run from Beverley to Settle, with just one King of the Mountains challenge at Greenhow Hill, near Pateley Bridge. On 30th April, Stage 2 runs for 136km from Otley to Doncaster, this time with three King of the Mountain challenges. These first two races are bound to appeal more to the sprinters and should offer fairly fast times. If Stages One and Two are for the sprinters, Stage Three will certainly appeal to the climbers. With an elevation of 2,593 metres and six King of the Mountain classifications, the route begins in Middlesbrough, birth place of Captain James Cook, and takes the riders on a challenging and technical route through much of the stunning North York Moors National Park. From the start line at Middlesbrough’s MIMA Gallery, continued on page 12
The Timings column shows expected arrivals if travelling at 41km/h, 39km/h or 37km/h
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Make a day of it on 1st May with lunch here , then the Tour de Yorkshire and the Kirkbymoorside 10k Run . Or take a walk anytime and finish up with a bite at The Royal Oak to round it off!
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of the Mountain at Grosmont, where in 2015 riders were welcomed by a steam salute by the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, and riders will pass through Sleights and Ruswarp before dipping down to Whitby. There is a sprint point at Whitby Abbey, before the race makes a visit to Hawsker. Next up is a battle over a King of the Mountain at Robin Hood’s Bay, before another King of the Mountain at Harwood Dale. From there it’s full speed to East Ayton and Irton, before a final King of the Mountain at Oliver’s Mount and a sprint finish in Scarborough’s North Bay. Altogether, 144 riders are expected to start the race, comprising eighteen teams of eight riders each. Some famous teams from the cycling world are taking part, including Team
Last year’s race in Rosedale
Sky, Katusha, Orica GreenEDGE, Dimension Data (Mark Cavendish’s team) and Team Wiggins. At the time of going to press it’s not known exactly who will be racing but I’m sure there’ll be some big names out there. See you there!
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Cryptic Crossword - May!
Across 1. Grown up incorrect (5) 4. Confront a watch dial (4) 6. Bird seen in the hibiscus bush? (4) 10. A dose of mixed shellfish (7) 11. Cameron’s kind of love story (7) 12. Type of tree that’s always the same colour (9) 13. It’s about to take a seat (3) 14. Powder found in a digital camera (4) 16. Island Peter Carl Faberge held back (5) 17. Little girl seen on the line (3) 19. Bird seen in the lowlands (3) 20. Airmen initially far back (3) 22. Mistaken belief held by terrorists (5) 24. Send round the outer points (4) 28. They’re holding crop back (3) 29. Sweet plant a gnu cares about (5,4) 31. A mature sort, lacking professional skill (7) 32. Long and formal letter split badly between two points (7) 33. Knotted when the tide turned (4)
34. Tows back to study (4) 35. Glide around, extremely cold (5)
Down 1. Cleaned dishes deposited by the tide (6-2) 2. Orange mutant wild ass (6) 3. Country girl? (7) 4. Chewy sweet to obscure or cover up (5) 5. Story devised by Cecil Horn (9) 7. Stair rail badly set in bar (8) 8. Afternoon nap in Rosie’s tavern (6) 9. Impure type of referee (6) 15. Irish county’s side providing an opener (9) 18. Teenager making produce (8) 21. Flat expanse near temples (8) 23. Loud and disturbing sports implement? (6) 25. Beloved girl Dan turned to (7) 26. Barest part of the chest? (6) 27. Colour of the palest form (6) 30. Massive fireplace, we hear (5)
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The Fairfax Arms Country Inn
SPANISH NIGHT Monday 16th May 3 Courses only £20 Starter Spanish Tapas Salt & pepper Squid, Yorkshire Chorizo, Saffron Poached Pear, Chilli & Lime Salsa, Spanish Salad Open All Day Everyday! Monday to Saturday Lunch 12-2pm Dinner 6-9pm Sunday Lunch 12-7pm The Fairfax Arms Gilling East York, YO62 4JH 01439 788212 info@thefairfaxarms.co.uk
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DAVE MAYNARD HELMSLEY
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Fabulous array of printed linens with bohemian influences that drape beautifully together with 1000’s of metres of floral, geometric and stripes to co-ordinate and complement your style. All at very affordable prices. Starting £5 to £18.99 p/mtr. Open Tues-Fri 10-4pm, Sat 10-1pm 01653 628208 www.wathcourtfabrics.co.uk Wath Court Fold, Hovingham YO62 4NN (between Hovingham & Slingsby)
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A DAY IN THE COUNTRY SINGING DAY Choral workshop and repertoire day with Dr. Simon Lindley (Director of Music at Leeds Minster)
Saturday 21st May 2016 All Saints Church, Hovingham 10.00am – 4.00pm Price: £15.00 (incl. refreshments and music) This event is a must for choir directors looking for new repertoire and singers who just fancy a good sing!
This workshop is a fund-raising event for All Saints Church FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK A PLACE, PLEASE CONTACT:
The Granary, Wath Court, Hovingham, York YO62 4NN Tel: 01653 628545 www.banksmusicpublications.co.uk info@banksmusicpublications.co.uk
The Ryedale T R H Handyman Happy to do the jobs you hate - at an affordable price. NO CALL OUT CHARGE PAINTING & DECORATING JET WASHING • PLUMBING TILING • GUTTERING FLAT PACK ASSEMBLY HANGING SHELVES For a free no obligation quote or general enquiry please call
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Ampleforth College Golf Club
We never tire of telling everyone “Golf in Gilling is Great” Why not come and see for yourself? Only £286 membership (or monthly payment of £23.84) (from April 2016 until the end of March 2017)
£10 for 9 holes or £15 for all day New members welcome. further details contact Ian Henley Ampleforth College GolfFor Club • www.ampleforthgolf.co.uk Ampleforth College Golf Club 01439 788274 • www.ampleforthgolf.co.uk New •members welcome.
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History! Hovingham WW1 hero, missing from war memorial, to be remembered
A
Hovingham man who joined up twice in WW1 is to be commemorated in the refurbishment of the village’s war memorial. Cyril Judson, a young groom from Brookside, Hovingham, volunteered into the Royal Artillery at the outbreak of war but was invalided out just weeks later, without seeing active service. Still determined to do his bit, he then re-enlisted, finishing his war In Mesopotamia in 1919 in the elite Machine Gun Corps. Again discharged on ill-health, he died at home in January 1920. Although officially recognised with a Commonwealth War Graves Commission headstone in Hovingham graveyard, he was not listed on the village’s war memorial. This is thought to be an administrative error, made in the short weeks between his death and March 1920 - the official cut-off date, after which those who died of wounds did not appear on Britain’s memorials.
Seventy nine Hovingham men went off to WW1; 16 never came back and many were never the same again. Some families lost all of their soldier menfolk - two families lost three each. One family sent off six who all returned - but with such losses among their neighbours their stress and worry must have been unimaginable. The current lettering on Hovingham’s War Memorial is almost completely eroded and gives just a name and initial. A new stone is to be laid on a gravel bed in front of the memorial, sponsored by the Hovingham Branch of the Royal British Legion. It will summarise more information, including full names, regiment, place and date of death and age. These will be carved into a flat stone which will be placed onto the gravel apron in front of the memorial. In addition a revised book, written by the Ryedale Family History Group, will be available in the church. This will give much more detail on both those who fell and those who returned in both World Wars and will cover their families, occupations, addresses and war service.
The families who lost sons are: Bowes, Coultas, Dawson, Dunning, Galtry, Hickes, Hutchinson, Judson, Pemberton, Ward, Watt, Wray, & Goodwill. Families of those who served include Bean, Bilton, Blackwell, Brayshaw, Brown, Carass, Coatesworth, Craike, Foster, Gibbins, Harrison, Harwood, Heath, Hodgson, Hoggard, Holdsworth, Hopkins, Hopwood, Hornsey, Johnson, Land, Magson, Moore, Oldfield, Phillips, Plowman, Potter, Pryor, Robson, Sawyer, Skelton, Skilbeck, Stainsby, Wilkinson, Worsley and Wright. More information at Hovingham Market The RBL Branch plan to add Cyril Judson’s name to the memorial and are appealing to members of the Judson family - and relatives of other local families who served in both World Wars - to share their information at a special stand at Hovingham Market on Saturday May 7th from 09:30 to 12:30. Alternatively, please contact RBL Branch Secretary Rob Thompson on 01653 628 640 or ardnamurchan75@ btinternet.com.
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FAIRS OF DISTINCTION
BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY 2 MAY SUTTON PARK A glorious garden to explore and a quality plant fair! Depending on the weather, we could well be holding the plant fair in the gardens rather than at the front of the Hall but be assured, there will be some quality plant specialists and growers attending the event. Over 16 stands will be there offering you a huge range of plants, shrubs, trees, vegetable plants and bulbs to suit all gardens and pockets. We also welcome three new nurseries; Ox-Eye Daisy Nursery, Ribbledale Nursery and Damson House Designs.
SUTTON PARK SUTTON ON THE FOREST, YORK YO61 1DP
SPRING BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY 30 MAY NESS HALL
NESS HALL, EAST NESS NR MALTON YO62 5XD
On the next May Bank holiday weekend we return to Ness Hall, East Ness. One of the most beautiful private gardens I have seen and always full of colour, interest, ideas, scent and birdsong! A glorious place to visit. We hold the plant fair within the old pony paddock next to the garden and refreshments are served from the Kitchen. Make sure you come early to get the best choice!
Admission to both gardens which includes the plant fair is £3.50, children free. No dogs in either garden please. More information on www.flowerpowerfairs.co.uk or ring me on 07730 859441. If you’re looking for something specific you can always give me a call and I’ll ask the nurseries to bring the plants with them.
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Recipe! This colourful and fragrant main-meal i l salad is great for easy entertaining. Choose thick pieces of steak and take care not to overcook them or they will become tough and chewy.
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2 x 175g sirloin steaks 1 tbsp lime juice 2 tbsp light soy sauce 1 garlic clove, peeled and crushed 1 tsp dried chilli flakes 6 spring onions, trimmed and thinly sliced 8 radishes, trimmed and thinly sliced 100g fresh bean sprouts 1/4 cucumber, thinly sliced 4 firm plum tomatoes, quartered 200g mixed salad leaves
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juice of 2 limes 2 tbsp Thai fish sauce 2 tsp brown sugar 1 tbsp fresh chopped coriander 1 tsp finely chopped lemon grass
Place the steak in a shallow dish. Mix together the lime juice, soy sauce, garlic and chilli flakes. Season with freshly ground black pepper and cover and leave to marinate for 1 hour. Heat a cast iron skillet or griddle until very hot. Add the steak and cook for 4-6 minutes on each side. Remove from the pan, cover with foil and leave to rest for 15 minutes. Toss together the spring onions, radishes, bean sprouts, cucumber, tomatoes and salad leaves. Mix together all the dressing ingredients, stirring until the sugar has dissolved. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Slice the warm steak thinly across the grain. Toss gently into the salad with the dressing. Pile into a large shallow serving dish and serve immediately, or leave to cool and serve chilled.
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May 1st
Kirkbymoorside is going to be very busy on May 1st! As well as the Kirkbymoorside 10k race at 3pm there are many other events on the same day and something for all of the family. Children’s Dash @ 12:55pm 400 metres from the town centre up and back down the High Street. Parents welcome to run too but may be overtaken by speedy children! Hares lead the way. A great event for years 2 and under. This will be most children’s first race and hopefully very enjoyable. Medal to all finishers. 4K Teen’s Race @ 1pm Approx 4 km. From centre of town, up Swineherd Lane, across to Low Park Farm, down the private track and back into town via Castlegate. Hilly circuit but downhill finish! Medals to all finishers & individual trophies to winning boy & girl in Year Groups 7, 8-9 and 10-11. 4K Adults Fun Run @ 1pm The same start time and route as the Teenager’s 4K Race starting and finishing in Kirkbymoorside Town Centre. This is not a measured race distance. All finishers receive a medal. Children’s 1 Mile @ 1:05pm Suitable for children in primary school years 3 – 6 inclusive. 1 mile race, mostly on road, small section through Manor Vale. Fully marshaled & traffic controlled, partial road closure on the High Street. Hares will lead the way. Trophies awarded to first girl and boy in every year group. Medal to all finishers. Travel Advice Due to the Tour de Yorkshire cycle race taking place on the same day and coming past Kirkbymoorside you may experience some travel disruption. There will be a rolling road closed along the A170 from Thirsk and past Kirkbymoorside but it is anticipated that the cycle race will have passed by about 2:30pm . But, please take time to plan your route and time carefully so as not to miss out because of traffic.
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Gardening!
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you can strip it away or dig it in. On sandy soils, incorporate some organic matter to improve moisture retention, while on very heavy soils it is often worth digging in grit and organic matter to improve drainage. Next, firm the whole area by treading it over evenly - walking over the site with fairly flat-soled boots is all you need to do. Once done, rake thoroughly with a garden rake and remove any stones or other debris which comes to the surface. Gently tread down the area again if raking makes it uneven. BUYING TURF Always choose a reputable supplier and make sure that the turf you buy is suitable for the use you have in mind – some, especially those including lots of dwarf ryegrass, are much tougher than others, while some contain a seed mixture especially put together to make it suitable for use in shade. Others produce a ‘bowling green’ effect, which may look superb but will take an awful lot more maintenance and be a good deal less hardwearing. Spending that little bit extra
usually pays - cheaper turf often contains weeds and sometimes pests or diseases, or simply does not contain a good grass mixture in the first place. Always buy the turf or arrange to have it delivered just when you need it, as storage never does it any good. If you do need to store it however, you can usually do this for a couple of days. The turves can remain rolled up for up to 24 hours, but for any longer than this unroll as soon as they are delivered and lay them out flat, grass side upwards, preferably on paving or plastic sheeting. Make sure that you keep them regularly watered and lay them as soon as possible. LAYING THE TURF It is essential that you lay your turves closely together and do not allow the edges to overlap. Make sure that the joins on each row are staggered (like bricks in a wall), as this will give an even finish. Starting at one side, lay the first row of turf using the adjacent path or lawn edging to form a straight line which you can work to. Roll out each turf carefully so that the edge of one abuts onto its neighbour.
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When finished, gently tamp the area over using the back of a rake and if any turves sink in then carefully lift them and place some extra soil underneath until they are level. Finally, brush in a mixture of horticultural sand and finely sieved soil over the surface, taking care to ensure that any tiny gaps between the turves are filled in. CARE AND MAINTENANCE As soon as the turf is in position, gently water it using a sprinkler, ensuring that this first watering allows the water to penetrate right down to the root level.
of months whilst the roots are getting established. In the meantime try to avoid walking on it too much and in no time at all you will have a gorgeous lawn to be proud of. Visit Pippa’s website www. pippagreenwood.com for ‘Grow Your Own with Pippa Greenwood’ - fantastic UK grown vegetable plants of your choice plus weekly advice and tips emails from Pippa, Nemaslug, biological controls, pop-up crop covers, signed books and lots more besides.
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North Yorkshire County Council Community Awards 2016 The 2016 North Yorkshire County Council community awards to recognise and celebrate voluntary work carried out by people and organisations countywide are now open for nominations. The award categories are as follows: Best community project award – the best community project award will recognise a specific community project that has resulted in real benefits for their community in 2015-16 Best community group award – the best community group award will recognise an inspirational community group that has made a positive impact on a community and/or people’s lives in 2015/16. This award is for ongoing day-to-day activity, not for a one-off project. Groups may be involved in a number of projects and activities. Volunteer of the year – This award will recognise an inspiring individual who has made an outstanding contribution to their community through volunteering, above and beyond their normal role, in 2015-16. Young people volunteering award – The young people volunteering award will recognise projects or activities run by an individual or group aged 11-25 in 2015-16. It will be awarded to a young person (or people) who have made a positive difference to other people’s lives (to their peers, their school or college, or their community) by volunteering their time and skills and being creative in helping to solve a problem or provide a service. The winner of each category will be awarded £1,000 for the relevant project, group or nominated relevant local charity in the case of the volunteer awards. Two runners up in each category will receive £250. More information and the online nominations form can be found at http://www.northyorks.gov.uk/ communityawards Finalists will be invited to the North Yorkshire Wider Partnership Conference on the morning of Friday 21 October 2016, where the winners will be announced and presented with their awards.
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Local Talk! FREE space available for local charities, non-profit making organisations and items of interest. To contribute call Mick on 01439 788008 or email info@yo62go.co.uk Scottish Dancing, on the last Monday of the May Day Celebrations May 2nd. 2016 on month, in Oswaldkirk Village Hall, 7.30 pm – The Green, Slingsby, from 11am until 4pm. 9.30 pm. £2.50, beginners welcome. Contact A traditional festival of music and dancing; Helen Goodman, 01439 788401 or Moira Wood with stalls, cakes, pulled pork sandwiches, 01439 770613. Next session Monday, 29th soup and teas; a children’s corner, a picnic February. area with plenty to watch and enjoy. Music will be provided by Swinton Brass Band and Helmsley Decorative & Fine Art Society. Malton School Jazz Band. Dancers will include On 9th May – The English Love their Animals: Slingsby school children dancing round the Thomas Bewick, George Stubbs and Landseer, maypole, the Acorn Dancers, and The Minster with lecturer Juliet Heslewood. Lectures are Stray dancers. Everybody is most welcome – held in Helmsley Arts Centre auditorium at there is no fee but donations will be welcome. 7.30pm. Annual membership: £45 per annum Ampleforth And District Gardening Club meet at Ampleforth Village Hall on Wednesday 4th May featuring a talk by Gill Hodgson, Grow Your Own Cut Flowers. Look out for our plant sale on Saturday, 14th May. If you want any information about us, or you would like to join, contact Sheila on 01439 788 279, or Dela Jenkins 01439 787148, email dela.jenkins@ yahoo.com. All Welcome. Charity Quiz Night at the Sun Inn, Westgate, Pickering on Thursday, 19th May from 8pm, to raise money to support Scarborough Area Music Centre members in Ryedale. SAMC has helped develop young musicians in this area for over 30 years - please come and support us, and if you know an ex-member, make sure they come too! £5 team, maximum 5 players per team. Young musicians from across Ryedale will perform a varied programme at Sinnington Chapel on Saturday 14th May, 7pm, to raise funds for their transport costs to rehearse and play with Scarborough Music Centre Orchestra and Bands. There’ll be strings, guitars, singing, ensemble and solo performances. Please come and support them. Donations on the night.
for 9 lectures. Individual lecture £10. Contact Membership Secretary: 01439 770617. www. northeast.nadfas.net Byland with Wass WI meets at 7pm on the third Thursday of each month in Wass Village Hall. We’re friendly and welcoming, and ensure the programme includes something for everyone, with craft demonstrations, havea-go sessions, illustrated talks, outings and meals. Come along as a visitor and see what you think. For more information contact Jane: 01439-788870. Kirkbymoorside Baby and Toddler Group meets every Friday at Kirkbymoorside Methodist Hall 9.30-11am. A relaxed, safe and happy environment for children to socialise and play and for parents to get together. We have a separate quiet room for small babies too. Entry varies from 50p - £2 per child and includes refreshments. Contact Angela 07976580048 or Tracy 07983 613744. Helmsley WI meets at 7.30pm on the 4th Thursday of each month in the Meeting Room at the North York Moors Office, Bondgate, Helmsley. Guest speakers, activities, crafts, trips out and visits. No age limit - just bring your
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This meeting begins at 2.30 p.m. and usually last about 20 – 30 minutes. All are welcome at both the meeting and the lecture, for which there is no charge. Prof. Bradley will talk about the history of St. Gregory’s Minster after the Dissolution of the Monasteries, when it passed from Newburgh Priory into lay hands, eventually to Oxford University. The University remains a patron of the church and archives have yielded fascinating documents. A ‘must’ for all interested in local history. Kirkdale: A new website has been set up www.kirkdalechurches.org.uk. This leads to information about all the churches in that benefice: St. Gregory’s Minster, Kirkdale; St. Hilda’s, Beadlam; All Saints & St. James’, Nunnington; St. John the Baptist, Pockley and St. Saviour’s, Harome. As well as details of services and events there is a connection to the site of The Friends of St. Gregory’s Minster. Why not visit the site and see for yourself how much interesting information is available there.
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