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Yapton News Previously known as Yapton News & Views JULY 2018 Issue No 91 Parish Council YAPTON PARISH COUNCIL Information The Parish Office is open Chairman on a Monday, Wednesday Stephen Haymes, Woodlands Park House, Main Road, Yapton, BN18 0EZ Tel: 01243 551475 and Thursday Vice-Chairman Michael Pickthall, 2 Tack Lee Road, Room 4, Upstairs Yapton, BN18 0HB Tel: 01243 555442 Yapton and Ford Village Hall Members (rear entrance) Derek Ambler, 11 Graham Road, Yapton, BN18 0JT Tel: 01243 551156 9.30AM TO 12.30PM Martin Clark, [email protected] Tel: 01243 555804 Peter Dunkley 14 Navigation Drive, Yapton, BN18 0FS [email protected] Tel: 07766 221550 Mrs Pam Evans, 2 Mornington Crescent, Felpham, PO21 8HG Tel: 01243 868684 or 07796 657081 Your local Police and Community James Gadd, 68 Loveys Road, Yapton, Support Officer will no longer be BN18 0HG Tel: 01243 552337 available at the Parish Council Office Anthony Kendall, 15 Cherry Avenue, Yapton, BN18 0LB Tel: 01243 552033 To contact Sussex Police for non-emergencies dial 101 Chris Sprules, [email protected] or e-mail: Vicky Newman, [email protected] Tel: 01243 551207 [email protected] or report online Clerk of the Council Andrew Gardiner, 38 Ruskin Avenue, North Bersted, Bognor Regis, PO21 5BW Yapton & Ford Local History Group Tel: 01243 859141 Saturday August 11th Yapton Past and Present on Screen email: [email protected] 3 different half-hour talks web: www.yaptonpc.gov.uk 2pm, 2.45pm, 3.30pm in the Small Hall by David Ruffle Committees There will also be a small exhibition in the ALLOTMENTS Club Room with material from the Ford Airfield Centenery exhibition Tony Kendall – assisted by Mick Caiger Monday September 3rd EMERGENCY & RESILIENCE Parish Churches An Illustrated talk by Derek Ambler, Pam Evans, Jennifer Goldsmith Michael Pickthall, Chris Sprules Yapton and Ford Local History Group meet on the first Monday of the month PLANNING in the Club Room at Yapton and Derek Ambler, Peter Dunkley, James Gadd, Ford Village Hall at 7.30pm All are welcome Tony Kendall, Mrs Vicky Newman Non-members Admission £3.00 PLAYING FIELD District Councillors: Stephen Haymes, Woodlands Park House, Main Road, Yapton, BN18 0EZ Tel: 01243 551475 Derek Ambler, 11 Graham Road, Yapton BN18 0JT Tel: 01243 551156 County Councillors: Middleton division: Jacky Pendleton, Oakdene House, 44 Southdean Drive, Middleton-on-Sea, PO22 7TB Email [email protected] Tel 01243 585979 Felpham division: Hillary Flynn, 2 Flansham Business Centre, Hoe Lane, Flansham, Bognor Regis PO22 8NJ Email [email protected] Tel 01243 825757 YourYapton News Published by Yapton Parish Council JULY 2018 Issue 91 I am sitting in my back garden give up and buy a new one. Within a week of writing this editorial for the Yapton returning home from holiday, you’ll find your News in glorious hot dry sunny original adaptor weather. The temperatures are in • Briefly lose your passport – there’s no panic the mid-eighties and many people like a passport panic are complaining its too hot, and • Set your favourite TV shows to record definitely too hot to sleep. • Attempt to learn the local lingo – get as far as I am one of the lucky ones who ‘hello’, ‘goodbye’ and ……………….. has just returned from a wonderful In all seriousness take adequate security holiday abroad and seen some stunning scenery precautions for your property. Sussex Police and witnessed lots of local wildlife. It got me website contains plenty of information on what thinking that for some of you it’s almost time to precautions to take. get on a plane and go away for a week or two for a much deserved break from home and your Yapton Neighbourhood Plan Review Group usual routines. You’ve probably been waiting for will be holding a meeting on 14th August 2018 this moment for months – basically since all the from 6pm-9pm at the Village Hall and anyone is Christmas excitement died down. We all seem welcome to attend if they want to be part of the to spend longer preparing for our holiday than whole process. Come prepared to share what actually lying on a beach or signtseeing in some aspects you would like to champion in the revised far away land. Yapton Neighbourhood Plan and bring ideas as to how we can grow and protect our Parish. You’re probably going through the following stages: In my last editorial I concentrated on the major events coming up throughout the summer. • time to work on your base tan Since writing that piece we have been pleased to • use some fake tan, orange and blotchy it is then confirm a booking of a Circus on the King George • sun cream is SO EXPENSIVE – the price shocks V Playing Field when Jay Miller’s Circus will be on you every year – you try to get away with a the field from Tuesday July 17th to Thursday July cheaper, non-brand-name alternative 19th inclusive. Look out for the posters for details • dig out your summer clothes out of the on how to get tickets. wardrobe – don’t leave it too late to get your We have been receiving reports and seeing swimwear sorted direct evidence of the riding of horses on the • you can’t decide whether to play insurance King George V Playing Field. This is expressly roulette – Do you really need holiday insurance, forbidden in the Yapton bylaws governing the you wonder? Really? use of the playing field. The Parish Council will • time to get your feet prepared for the outside be reviewing what action to take to prevent the world – your tootsies have been tucked away in contravention of these bylaws. If you ride or walk cosy boots and slippers for the last six months. your horses on the playing field please be aware • mini toiletries! Or standard brands that you are in contravention of this local bylaw. • intend to tone up – you decide that you can’t be bothered to tone up • turn your house inside out looking for the Andrew Gardiner adapter plug that you know you have – you’ll Editor. [email protected] Cover: From the Skatepark to the Village Hall on Yapton Playing Field. 3 Nepal Hugo van Driel Lives are being changed in the beautiful country of Nepal. Five members of Yapton Free Church; Hanneke, Annemarjin, Hugo, Will & Katie, and Jannine and Marcel from a church in Arnhem have recently returned from another great trip to this very beautiful but poor and needy nation. I (Hugo) first met Pastor Bharat in 2000 when he visited Yapton Free Church. He shared with me the desperate needs that they had in Nepal. He and his wife Tara had two daughters, Rebbekah and Jashmina, and were looking after 13 very poor children, some of whom were orphans, in their home without any support. We felt God prompt us to begin supporting Bharat, the children and his mission. In the October of 2000, after Bharat’s visit to Yapton, we took a Sunday offering for the orphanage which raised an incredible £6,200. This kick-started what soon became the ‘Nepal Project’. Bharat, Tara and their daughters eventually took care of 35 children, all supported by the generous monthly giving of people in and around Yapton and our local area. The sponsorship Nepalease children. scheme enabled us to support these children to benefit from having a safe and loving home, travelled through the country, we started to see receive a good education and to have a great other needs, schools in desperate need of help start in life. The children have since grown up and churches that needed support. and moved on, some furthering their studies and others taking their education and life skills back Our first schools project was a three-hour drive to their communities. outside Kathmandu, on the side of a mountain. We sent money to build 3 new classrooms My first visit to Nepal was in 2003 (every trip and purchase school uniforms for the 200 very we make is always completely self-funded). The poor children in the ‘mountain school’. We have devotion of Bharat, Tara and the family towards since supported 15 different schools across the children really impressed me. They were a big Nepal; buying generators, computers, building happy family and they loved and took care of the classrooms, painting, decorating, buying books children in their home so well. However, as we for libraries etc. the needs are endless. However, 4 One of the schools we support. it is encouraging to go back each year and see their homes to orphans and some have started the difference that our support has made. sowing projects for widowed women (there is no social security or benefits in Nepal). One Over the last three years, we have also been of our focuses as the Nepal Project is to equip, investing in the Nepalese Pastors and Leaders empower and support the Nepalese to see of the growing Christian churches. During our change in their nation. visits, we have led several 3 day conferences in the Chitwan Jungle area with up to 500 pastors This year we have some exciting new projects and leaders attending. Buses would arrive in the starting. In a country where poverty has crippled morning full of the leaders from remote areas education, we believe that investing into schools ready for 3 days of lively worship, powerful is crucial. On our recent trip, Bharat introduced teaching, ministry and lots of food. us to several enthusiastic leaders who wanted to start a Christian school with very poor children These Nepalese pastors are having a great (these are children who would have extremely impact in their communities.
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