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The Parish of Bardsey with East Keswick Village

News FEB – MAR 2021

A round up of church news and activities from the villages of Bardsey, East Keswick and the surrounding area You can’t lockdown nature...

Contents

Life on Hold 3 From the Vicarage 4 Lent in the Parish 5 From the Register 6 Would You Like to be Confirmed? 7 Mothers’ Union Update 8 East Keswick Methodist Church News 8 Seasonal Recipe 9 Meet the Neighbours 10 Fairtrade Fortnight 12 Bardsey Bowling Club 13 Care & Support 14 Online Communities 15 An Eco New Year Resolution 16 Bardsey-cum-Rigton WI 17 Thanks for Your Generous Hearts 18 Bardsey School Calendar Art 19 Village Voices Choir 20 Telephone Box Library 21 The Village News Magazine 22 Trade and Services Directory 23

Life on hold

Winter still holds us in its grip, When our own lives will re- but the first signs of new life emerge from the hibernation have begun to appear from the imposed by Covid-19 is less ground. Snowdrops soon to be certain, but we can now look followed by daffodils, then the forward with hope as we enter crocuses - with bluebells Lent. heralding the onset of spring. We can take the opportunity The rhythm of nature continues that lockdown presents to and even though the timings reflect on what we have, and to are now less predictable, as our look forward to the coming climate warms, it is still celebrations of Easter that irrepressibly full of life. speak of new life.

At once a voice arose among The bleak twigs overhead In a full-hearted evensong Of joy illimited; An aged thrush, frail, gaunt, and small, In blast-beruffled plume, Had chosen thus to fling his soul Upon the growing gloom.

Thomas Hardy

From the Vicarage Angela Hannafin

As I write to you, we are still in a that even in this difficult time, God is national lockdown and are likely to be still present. Prayer is not about for some time yet. This has been an complicated words, although many incredibly challenging time for us all. prayers have beautiful language. It is, as the psalmist wrote, “deep calling to Sadly, because of lockdown restrictions deep”. It’s a way of staying connected. we are not able to provide a printed We’re continually trying to facilitate copy of our magazine on this occasion. ways online to help us stay connected However, we are able to bring this with God and with each other. Even if fourth edition to you via the internet you’re not a regular churchgoer it and in digital format. doesn’t matter. You are always Thank you for your contributions and welcome to join us for our monthly news, which allow us all to know quiz, or study activities. Or even feel what’s going on in our parish. free to call for a chat! What counts is that we support each other through How do we approach this current time? this difficult time. Experts say routine helps. I’ve written a list of daily things to do, which I consult Please don’t hesitate to get in touch. In each day. It includes things like ‘do the meantime, stay warm, stay positive something creative’ and ‘laugh’. Top of and stay connected! the list is ‘pray’. I know that I need to Every blessing. do that, even if I don’t feel like it. Angela Prayer is the oxygen of our relationship with God. It allows me to remember

Lent in the Parish

At the time of printing our churches are unfortunately closed for Sunday Diary dates services, due to the national lockdown. SHROVE TUESDAY The Church of England rules say 16 FEBRUARY churches can be open for Sunday worship but we have decided to shut ASH WEDNESDAY ours for the duration of lockdown, 17 FEBRUARY which is permissible in our Diocese via THE FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT a request to Bishop Nick. 21 FEBRUARY This is hard for us all but it's the best thing to do to keep us all safe. We will WOMEN’S WORLD DAY OF PRAYER reopen once lockdown restrictions are 5 MARCH lifted. MOTHERING SUNDAY Lent activities will be happening online, 14 MARCH and if we are still closed over Holy Week and Easter Sunday we will put PALM SUNDAY resources for these online as well, so 28 MARCH please keep checking the website. CLOCKS GO FORWARD ONE HOUR We are blessed with good community 28 MARCH support, as you will read later in the magazine, but if you want a chat with GOOD FRIDAY the vicar or Churchwardens just email 2 APRIL the Parish Office. EASTER SUNDAY Our Prayer Hub is always available for 4 APRIL confidential prayers at: [email protected]

40 days of reflection and preparation before the celebrations of Easter, replicating Christ's sacrifice and withdrawal into the desert, marked by fasting, both from food and festivities.

From the Register

JULIETTE JOHNSON & MARTIN KERRISON Saturday 19 December, Saint Mary Magdalene

DORA HALL Tuesday 8 December, Lawnswood

JANET SHIRES Wednesday 9 December, Saint Mary Magdalene

JOHN MAWSON Monday 11 January, Stonefall

LUCY CHADWICK Tuesday 19 January, Lawnswood

Would you like to be confirmed? We're running an online course via Zoom, which will start in the Spring. The course will prepare you for moving forward as a Christian, and after your confirmation you can take Holy Communion in a church service. We hope that this will be a good time of learning together, and encouragement for anyone who would like to take part. It's never too late to say 'yes' to God, so if you are interested, please contact the Parish Office or email Angela on; [email protected]

Confirmation is the next step for many on their Christian journey. It's a moment when you can say 'yes' yourself to God.

Bardsey with East Keswick Collingham Methodist Mothers’ Union (MU) Church Unfortunately MU have not met since It was good to see so many Doorstep last February and it has been a hardship Carol Singers on the streets of East not to hold our friendly monthly get Keswick on the 20th December. It togethers. We have however, kept in really felt like a Community touch on the phone and garden visits Christmas! This was followed by a live, and have thankfully remained free from online Christingle on Christmas Eve, led Covid-19. by Rev Steve Jakeman and the following Sunday a District Service, led Our area President, Pat Ainsworth, sent by Richard Teal, President of the me a little bag, and I would like to share Methodist Conference. So plenty going the contents with you. on – just not in our church building! ■ A jigsaw piece to remind us that we are part of a big picture - a worldwide The church is ready to reopen once we organisation. get the green light, and until then, there is still a variety of online worship, ■ A paper clip to hold our families together. including weekly reflections, newsletters and activities for children, ■ A cross to keep in our pocket to on the Tadcaster Circuit and Boston remind us that we are Christians, no Spa websites. matter where we are www.tadcastercircuit.org.uk/home- ■ An eraser to remind us that with God’s worship help, we can start each day with a clean slate. www.bostonspamethodistchurch.o rg.uk ■ A marble in case we feel we have lost ours. Wishing everyone a happy, healthy ■ A candle to remind us that God lights 2021. the way for us. Penny, Christine and Sally ■ A smile to pass on to someone who EKMC Stewards needs it.

■ A sunflower seed. We all need to plant the seed as a sign of hope for a bigger and better Mothers’ Union.

It will probably be Spring before we can meet again, till then keep safe.

Brenda Sanderson

STEPS TO TAKE Seasonal 1. Gather ingredients and preheat the oven to 220°C/425°F. Recipe 2. Whisk together the eggs in a small Bang Bang Cauliflower bowl. Add the salt and pepper (about a teaspoon of each will do). Add This seasonal dish turns the humble and about a teaspoon of water to thin rather bland cauliflower into a tangy out the eggs a little bit. The egg will and spicy dish. It uses panko stick better to the cauliflower this breadcrumbs (which are essential). way. They are made without the bread crusts 3. Dip the cauliflower florets in the and become crispy, providing a good beaten eggs and coat them on all crunch without deep-frying. sides. The Bang Bang sauce is savoury, sweet, 4. Drop the cauliflower florets into the and spicy and can be made very quickly panko breadcrumbs and toss to using only four ingredients, with just a completely coat them. The panko little whisking. should coat the cauliflower fairly easily, but if you need to, you can INGREDIENTS press some more of the breadcrumbs ■ 4 cups cauliflower florets onto the cauliflower. ■ 2 eggs 5. Place the coated cauliflower on a

■ 2 cups panko breadcrumbs parchment lined baking sheet. Leave a little space between each floret. ■ Salt and pepper

■ 1 scallion thinly sliced (green onions 6. Spray the cauliflower with cooking or spring onions) spray and then bake for 15-20 mins or until golden brown and crispy. For the Bang Bang Sauce 7. While the cauliflower is cooking, ■ 2 tablespoons sweet chili sauce whisk together the ingredients for ■ 2 teaspoons Sriracha hot sauce the Bang Bang sauce in a bowl.

■ 1/2 cup mayonnaise 8. To serve, drizzle the sauce over the

■ 1/2 cup non-fat plain Greek yogurt crispy cauliflower and top with chopped scallions and parsley. Then ■ Garnish (chopped parsley or coriander) serve immediately.

I looked into studying geology, but the Meet the message in the 1970’s was “girls don’t do geology”, which I strongly reacted against! As a result, I read geology at St Neighbours Hilda’s College, Oxford. I then studied Angela Hannafin talks to long time at Berkeley, University of California to Bardsey resident and Professor of get my Masters degree, which was Geology, Marjorie Wilson. challenging as I did a two-year course in one year.

I returned to the UK and started my PhD in Durham, before moving to Leeds, subsequently being appointed to a lectureship and becoming a professor in the mid-1990s. You’re the first volcanologist I’ve met. Can you explain what that is?

It’s an expert on volcanoes. Much of my career has been dedicated to teaching and writing about volcanoes. I am fascinated by the sheer power of watching them erupt. Marjorie, how long have you been living in Bardsey? What did your career as a volcanologist entail? I originally came to Leeds in 1975 to work on my PhD at the University, and As well as the teaching and writing, ’I ve have lived in Bardsey with my husband supervised many PhD students. I’ve also Alastair since 1990. However, I’m travelled extensively; to Cameroon, actually a Lancastrian by birth! Zimbabwe, the Caribbean, China, South Africa and many places in Europe. How did you end up training as a geologist? ...cont.

One of the most notable projects was Faith and friends have enabled me to being part of a small group of experts, get through these difficult times. funded by the Italian government, to distribute funding for the study of How has Covid-19 impacted you? Italian volcanoes. Because of my health, I’ve had to shield for most of the year, which has been I was also the executive editor of a challenging. However, I’ve got through scientific journal, “Journal of it with the support of friends, and my Petrology”, for twenty-five years. three step-children who are local. I’m What a busy career! I’ve met you also not an idle person, and have more recently through your church always got something to do! involvement. How did that happen? Is there anything which life has My faith in God was always there but I taught you? never had time to come to church. It I’m naturally independent, and am was through the death of my husband, good at adapting to new challenges. ’I d Alistair, in 2019, after thirty years of say life has taught me to never give up! being together, that I became involved There is always more to learn and in the All Hallows community. I think I discover. was probably a bit lost, and was warmly welcomed in, particularly by Brenda Thanks Marjorie, it’s been inspiring Sanderson and Helen Render. to talk to you.

I had some serious health issues this year too, which resulted in a triple heart bypass just before lockdown.

Much of my career has been dedicated to teaching and writing about volcanoes

Fairtrade Fortnight Elizabeth Otty

So when you shop, look for the Fairtrade 22 February to mark. In Wetherby you can find Fairtrade 7 March 2021 goods in many places including; For those of you who don’t know, Fairtrade is a global movement, which works to secure a better deal for farmers and workers throughout the poorer parts of the world. Supporting Fairtrade is a simple way to make a difference to the lives of the people who grow and make the things we love. Fairtrade’s mission is to connect You can also go to the Fairtrade website disadvantaged farmers and workers with to find out more about Fairtrade: consumers, promote fairer trading conditions and empower farmers and www.fairtrade.org.uk workers to combat poverty, strengthen Or go to their online shop to find more of their position and take more control over the things they sell at: their lives. You can help Fairtrade achieve their goal www.traidcraftshop.co.uk by looking for the Fairtrade logo on the As an eco parish we are supporting this goods you buy. Buying Fairtrade is easy event and we hope you can too! So be a with over 6,000 Fairtrade products from ‘Fairtrader’ and become part of our coffee, tea and flowers to chocolates, nuts, oils, sugar, and many more things parish eco-church family. we buy on a regular basis.

Bardsey Bowling Club Andy Dodsworth

We open in March - new members wanted!

In 2020 we reached our Diamond Anniversary (60 years), the club having opened on the 7 May 1960 (annual subs 30 shillings!). This is quite an achievement and we hope to be able to celebrate this date, albeit a little belatedly. Usually from the end of March until the end of September, there is a hive of activity at Bardsey Bowling Club with playing our club mini leagues, round league games, social bowling, round robins and interclub friendlies. These robins and open days. However 2020 will be planned to offer a choice of proved to be very different as the morning, afternoon and evening pandemic meant the cancellation of all sessions – times to suit all. league games, special events and social bowling for the start of the season, After all that we have been through, do while we were in lockdown. However you feel that you need a new the club was able to run (within Covid challenge? A new hobby perhaps. The restrictions) very well supported, answer could be closer than you think internal club, mini pairs leagues, a with one of our special Bardsey Bowling singles round robin competition and Club vouchers. One of these will give social bowling, during the summer you two months bowling with months. equipment loan, coaching, gentle exercise in a beautiful outdoor setting, The “downtime” allowed members to new friends, and a variety of social complete the upkeep and maintenance activities, all for £30. All you need is of the green, surrounds and gardens. enthusiasm and a pair of flat shoes. Of As a club we welcome players of all course the voucher could also be given abilities, beginners, improvers, those as a gift to a family member or friend. wishing to play in league teams and Just take a peek at the Bardsey Bowling matches or those just wanting to enjoy Club website or Facebook page to get a playing at a local club. We host regular better idea of who we are and what we coaching sessions to develop new and do, or contact Andy on 01937 572098 improving players. or [email protected] Looking forward to our 2021 season, Covid-rules permitting, we anticipate www.bardseybowlingclub.com

Care & Support

Over the years volunteers in our villages have helped many people but we have not had many requests for assistance since we went into "lockdown mode" last March. However, we anticipate that once the vaccine has been widely administered and family, friends and neighbours are not home working there will be a need for people to call us again.

Bardsey Voluntary We do not charge for our services but donations are always welcome as Carers drivers can claim expenses.

We are still getting a few requests and We will help anyone of any age who up to now have been able to take needs assistance with shopping, people to their appointments or pick up transport locally to hospitals ,doctors, prescriptions, etc. dentists etc. We also have a wheelchair available for short term loan. Stay safe everyone and please ring if we can help in any way, or just want a For further information please contact: chat. Susan Priestley (01937 572227) Pauline Hills 07535 692366 Fiona Siekierkowski (01937 572836) Lynn Tungate 07921 777790

East Keswick Village Defibrillator Voluntary Care Locations

■ Inside Bardsey Sports Club Most of our volunteers have been helping for many years, one or two ■ Outside Bardsey Village Hall since we first set up. As a result they are now well advanced in years and to ■ Outside Pure Indulgence in East ensure the continuation of the group Keswick we would like some younger ■ Outside Scarcroft Village Hall volunteers. Three ladies did actually offer their services at the beginning of ■ Outside Tesco Local in Collingham the first lockdown.

Online Communities None of us, including in the Diocese me, ever do great of Leeds things. But we can all do small things, with At the start of 2021, parishioners are invited to join and take part in a number great love, and of supportive online communities set up by the Diocese of Leeds. together we can do Hosted on Facebook, these groups and something wonderful. pages have been created to offer a safe space to share tips, good news and ideas. Mother Teresa Each has its own particular emphasis and details of each one can be found via the link below. www.leeds.anglican.org/video/online- communities-diocese-leeds

An Eco New Have a green spring clean Year Resolution ■ When your light bulbs need Elizabeth Otty changing switch to LED and save energy.

Many of you will have started the new ■ Remember to recycle and always try year with a list of resolutions, some to repair rather than replace. will be going well and some will have ■ Wash your clothes at 30°C and air already been broken – either way as dry if possible. eco churches can we ask you to make a new one? To commit to becoming ■ Don’t leave electrical appliances on ‘greener’ in 2021. standby – turn off when not in use.

Did you know that the average person ■ When utility contracts are due for in the UK is responsible for six* tonnes renewal switch to a green supplier. of CO2 emissions per year, and we ■ Buy local and seasonal and avoid really need to reduce this to two products that have been imported tonnes if we are to avoid a climate into the UK. crisis. And so we ask if you can spring clean your lives - starting by calculating ■ Try to walk, cycle or use public your families carbon footprint. transport for a regular journey at You can do this at; least once a week. www.footprint.wwf.org.uk ■ Turn down your home thermostat to Or for a more comprehensive 18-21°C and only heat the rooms assessment try; you use. www.carbonfootprint.com/ ■ When the summer comes – and it calculator.aspx will – don’t use a hose to water your Then look to see what you can do to garden, get a water butt. reduce your footprint. You may already ■ And think about taking holidays know about many of the suggestions locally to avoid air miles. listed here but may not have got around to it yet - so why not make Let us know how you get on and 2021 the year that you do? become part of our parish eco-church There are so many more things you can family. do. So resolve that this is the year to make the change.

*Excludes emissions from goods and services that we consume but which are produced outside the UK, which can add a further 4 tonnes to the average person’s carbon footprint.

Bardsey-cum-Rigton WI Brenda Sanderson

In March last year, when Captain friends. We even managed a walk and Rummage from the ‘Cone Exchange’ lunch in September which was enjoyed. was our speaker, we didn’t imagine The planned October meeting was that life, as we know it, would alter to once again cancelled but such an extent. communication continued from Our meetings ceased, we all started National WI, the West Yorkshire cleaning, gardening, walking, baking Federation and Bardsey WI which kept and visiting friends- in gardens. us involved with campaigns etc. The WI committee continued to meet The AGM was held by Zoom in each month via Zoom, coming up with November and the required formalities different ideas of how to keep our adhered to. membership involved. Thank goodness A highlight came in December when a for modern technology and a Secretary Zoom Christmas Party was held with 28 and President who understood it. members taking part in ‘Call my Bluff’, Some of our members made a large a Limerick, Quiz and concluding with quantity of bags and scrubs for the carol singing. All members received a NHS, we collected items for Askham goody bag with bulbs to plant and take Grange Women’s Prison and did to the first meeting, whenever that window and path visits to members may be. who were in lockdown. The Glade, in We are hopeful that our monthly the churchyard became a favourite meetings will recommence in the, not meeting place, enjoying each other’s too distant future, when our varied and company, at a distance. interesting programme can be enjoyed. We celebrated three Diamond Visitors are always welcome. weddings within our institute branch, with the Browns, the Males and the Hobbs, with all receiving our good Bardsey-cum-Rigton WI wishes and gifts. wishes everyone a Restrictions eased a little and on a healthy and ‘normal’ beautiful August day we held a garden party at the home of our President, 2021. Hazel Smith, which was well organised with disposables and wrapped food. It was wonderful and marvellous to see

Thanks for your generous hearts Angela Hannafin

There was a fantastic response to our Reverse Advent Calendar project. Thank you to all who contributed. As you may remember, the idea was to either donate a non-perishable food item per day to the Vicarage, or collect a box of food to be donated at the end of December. The parish responded so enthusiastically that we took several car loads of food to St Aidan's in Harehills. Mother Andi Hofbauer, Priest of St Aidan's has sent her heartfelt thanks for your generosity and in November our parish was recognised with the award of a Lord Mayor's Certificate of Appreciation, in recognition for our community engagement with St Aidan's. Jacob and Alfie lending a hand I was invited to attend a special Zoom session, along with other organisations in the city, who had been thanked for their work. The Lord Mayor, Cllr Eileen Taylor, spoke of the importance of working together to reach out at this difficult time. We've now organised two more drop off points for the Food Share, in Mill Lane and the Congreves. And will continuing to support it until the need has receded. Right now it's still as vital as ever. So thanks for your support and all you are doing.

Bardsey School Calendar Art

Every year, the children at Bardsey Primary School, produce a calendar to take home. Here are samples of what went home this year, showing what a lot of budding artists there are in our midst.

Reception Year 1

Year 2 Year 3

Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

Village Voices Choir Charlotte Meek

When I took over leading this choir five years ago, I didn’t realise what an impact it would have on my life. I have made many friends who enjoy singing just as much as I do, but who also keep one another going in times of need. As with many other groups we have been unable to meet in person since our numbers to increase. In normal March 2020, but now have weekly times there are up to 20 of us but we Zoom singsongs and socialising. It’s a regularly have 12 on Zoom. We have skill we have got better at and we enjoy both men and women singing and meet being able to chat once a week and on a Thursday evening. exercise our singing voices. If anyone would like to join us, even for Over the years and in pre-Covid times, a trial session or two, feel free to email we have held concerts and afternoon me at; tea events in both Bardsey and East Keswick, sung at charitable events [email protected] throughout the year, augmented the You don’t have to be able to read music singing at a variety of church services in and there are no auditions- you just the two villages and even produced our need to love singing! own CD. We still have a few copies available for £5. We are self-funded but also have raised money for various local and national charities. Hopefully we can get back to performing soon but it looks like we are going to have to continue with our existing rehearsal arrangements for the foreseeable future. While they might not be ideal, I will still continue to run the practices for choir members and I’m more than happy for

Telephone Box Library Brenda Sanderson

Two years ago the redundant telephone box in Church Lane was converted into a library by Bardsey Parish Council, who approached Bardsey Women’s Institute to look after it. The library has proved to be very popular and when Covid-19 struck, a year ago it was decided to leave the library open and see if it was used. It has been used even more, so while many are restricted in their activities, reading has become a lifeline. The Women’s Institute are grateful to Val Hobbs for keeping the library tidy and supplied with books. Fiction books and children’s books are most popular. Technical books don’t tend to be taken and they take up a lot of space, so we prefer not to have them. Delivery men are often seen perusing the reading matter on their rounds.

There is no obligation to replace Thanks to the WI from any book that is taken and the all the readers of the library works best if books are telephone box library. not returned but passed on to family or friends. Different books It’s a great asset to the are welcome so that a turnover village and has helped of titles is achieved. to keep us sane in lockdown, as well as If you haven’t taken any books providing a good way to have a look next time you are recycle preloved books! passing, as there are many good titles, all in excellent condition.

The Village News

The Village News magazine is We welcome contributions from our published bimonthly by the Parochial village communities, relating to news, Church Council of the Ecclesiastical events and topics of interest, for Parish of Bardsey with East Keswick possible inclusion in the magazine, and distributed free of charge to all without charge, which would be households in the Parish (Covid-19 published at the discretion of the permitting). editorial team. A digital copy of the magazine can be Please send entries for inclusion to: viewed or downloaded from the parish [email protected] and other village websites and is also Copy deadline for the April - May available by email on request. 2021 edition is Friday, 19 March 2021 A very small number of printed copies If you missed previous editions you can are made available during the Covid-19 still find them on the parish website. lockdown periods for those without internet access. www.bardseyekparish.com

Do you believe in the adventure inside you, the curious child dancing free, running wildly beyond horizons, leaving rainbows in your wake. Do you believe in the magic inside you, the magic that surrounds you whether you believe in it or not.

Shilow

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S.P. Harrison MAXWELL PROFESSIONAL DECORATORS Discounts for OAPs Painting & Decorating 30 years experience Quality paperhanging & painting References available if required 01132 813956 / 07961 181848 T: 01132 268279 Established 1985 ▪ Barwick-in-Elmet M: 07448 130794 No VAT 28 Elmhurst Close, Shadwell, LS17 8BD

Professional SAM WATTS PLUMBING & HEATING Engineers winner ALL PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS Bathrooms ▪ Glazing ▪ Gas Installations AND REPAIRS M. MARTIN Free estimates ▪ No call out charges (ENG TECH, LCGI, MCIPHE, RP, GAS SAFE REGISTERED) ▪ No job too small ▪ City & Guilds Established 1981 - Fully Insured certified 01132 737197 / 07850 971471 www.leedsplumbingandheating.co.uk 01937 573223 / 07759 060709 [email protected] 707 Shadwell Lane, Shadwell, LS17 8ET

 New Boiler Installations  New & Replacement & Service Radiators  Cookers & Fires  Power Flushes PLUMBING  Landlords Gas Safety  Shower & Bathroom Certificates Suites & HEATING  Unvented Systems  Tiling  Repairs & Maintenance Contact Stefan 07833 476 252 www.sfrplumbingandheating.co.uk [email protected]

GARDENING & LANDSCAPE SERVICES

GARDENS & TREES Garden Services Grass Maintenance ▪ Patios & Paving ▪ Fencing & Hedging Call Andy on 01937 573160 / 07964 180975 Bardsey based - City & Guilds - NPTC

LANDSCAPING SERVICES LTD landscape & fencing contractors DALBY LANDSCAPES Local, reliable and professional services for all Landscape gardening, fencing & general aspects of hard and soft landscaping garden maintenance ▪ Weekly, fortnightly or For more information and a FREE ESTIMATE call one-off garden tidy ▪ All aspects of tree 01937 579117 / 07889 657537 services undertaken [email protected] Nigel Dalby 07752 586565 www.jmalandscaping.co.uk Ben Dalby 07840 442628 01937 574583 www.dalbylandscapes.co.uk

TREE SURGEONS AND ARBORICULTURAL CONTRACTORS All aspects of tree surgery & felling • Hedge cutting/removal • Stump grinding • Site clearance for the construction industry • Suppliers of woodchip

TREE SERVICES LTD • TPO/conservation area checks • Tree surveys & reports (free estimates) 01937 573689 • Emergency call out [email protected] www.bardseytrees.co.uk • £10 million public liability insurance

EVERYTHING YOUR GARDEN NEEDS GRAHAM ▪ Block paving ▪ Low maintenance gardens ▪ Concreting ▪ One-off tidy ups ▪ Decking ▪ Pergolas Landscapes ▪ Drives ▪ Paths THE AWARD WINNING ▪ Fencing ▪ Patios/Repointing GARDEN BUILDERS ▪ Garden maintenance ▪ Power washing ▪ Garden walls ▪ Resin bound gravel surfaces 01937 580 607 ▪ Gates ▪ Shed bases 07752 093361 ▪ Gravelling ▪ Turfing FREE ADVICE & ESTIMATES ▪ Gutter cleaning 12 MONTH GUARANTEE £2 MILLION LIABILITY COVER

HEALTH & WELLBEING

CHIROPODIST - HOME VISITS PAULINE HUGHES MSSCh REG. 01132 892347 / 07745 950528 SCARCROFT - LEEDS - LS14 3BS

PERSONAL & FINANCIAL SERVICES

COUNSELLING - ADRIENNE CREW (MBACP) Registered member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy Counselling can provide valuable support when there is a crisis. I can offer help with the following; RELATIONSHIPS ▪ COUPLE COUNSELLING ▪ DEPRESSION BEREAVEMENT ▪ WORK LIFE BALANCE ▪ ANXIETY ▪ ANGER ISSUES ▪ LOW SELF-ESTEEM Tel: 07715 267676 Email: [email protected] www.adriennecrew.co.uk

Andrew Morgan G.E. HARTLEY & SON LTD. Opticians The Complete Funeral Service NHS & Private Eye Examination / Contact Lenses / Wide Range of Spectacle Frames / A Family Run Business - Est. 1808 ZEISS, ACUVUE & Lens Specialists 24 Hour Personal Service ▪ Private Chapels of Rest HOME VISITS AVAILABLE Monumental Masonry ▪ Pre-paid Funeral Plans THORNER: 01132 892354 01937 849933 GARFORTH: 01132 862980 170 High Street, Boston Spa WETHERBY: 01937 588888 26 Main Street, Thorner, Leeds, LS14 3DX

Gillbeck Associates Ltd

ACCOUNTING / BOOKKEEPING / TAX & PAYROLL A professional service at very affordable Tax Returns, Company Accounts, rates - let us save you money! 01937 585432 Payroll, Bookkeeping, MTD, VAT Tel. 0797 270 3397 www.gillbeckassociates.co.uk Email: [email protected]

Parker Hartley & Co. EKOne HAIRDRESSING BESPOKE COLOURING & RESTYLING Financial Accountants SERVICES INCLUDE STATE REGISTERED Free consultation and quote ▪ Advice on setting up MASTER CRAFTSMAN your business ▪ Annual accounts preparation ▪ Professional salon Assistance in preparing accounts, business plans, budgets, projections ▪ Personal tax ▪ Full bookkeeping environment, with services, including preparation of VAT returns ▪ Advice off road parking on buying, selling and running a business ▪ Wages, payroll and monthly PAYE Call Elaine on Tel: 01937 572022 / 01904 612455 01937 72550 / Fax: 01904 672493 07762 024229 [email protected] 3 The Grove, East Keswick 2 Waverley Street, The Groves, York, YO31 7QZ

VENUE HIRE

CALLISTER HALL BARDSEY BARDSEY VILLAGE HALL Private functions & meetings BOOKINGS - ROSIE STENTIFORD Bookings: Pauline Tatman 01937 572652 Main Hall ▪ Stage ▪ Kitchen ▪ Carpark 01937 574236 AVAILABLE FOR HIRE East Keswick Village Hall East Keswick Methodist Church Main Street East Keswick The perfect venue for all occasions For Meeting Rooms or Hall Hire Contact Donah Hendrickson Spacious Function Rooms ▪ Stage 01937 574603 / 07914 043836 Bar ▪ Kitchen ▪ Terrace ▪ Events Field Ample Parking ▪ Disabled Access Visit: www.eastkeswickvillagehall.org or call 07914 007267 for details.

The Parish of Bardsey with East Keswick Incumbent: Revd Angela Hannafin

All Hallows Church Church Lane, Bardsey, LS17 9DH Churchwarden: Jacquie Earnshaw 01937 574877

Saint Mary Magdalene Church Moor Lane, East Keswick, LS17 9ES Churchwarden: Fiona Siekierkowski 01937 572836

Parish Administrator: Elizabeth Otty Parish Office Callister Hall, Woodacre Lane Bardsey, Leeds, LS17 9DG T: 01937 574273 E: [email protected]

www.bardseyekparish.com

Registered charity Number 1134014