REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD
ISSUE NO. 277 JULY 2019
Your local news magazine for the Two Dales.
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REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD First Thoughts . . . But don’t waste your time watching those; google ‘Steve Moore - The Mad By the time you read this, we will know Drummer’ and watch some of his videos who the final two candidates are for instead, because, as Bangambiki the leadership of the Conservative Habyarimana wrote in his book Pearls party - and in effect, the two of Eternity: “Nature has endowed us candidates for the next Prime Minister with some measure of insanity to cope They will have been decided on by the with the realities of daily life.” I don’t 313 Conservative MPs. think he had the Brexit debacle in mind Then, a month later, after - but it fits. MAC Conservative Party members have had their vote, we will find out who the new PM will be. There are approximately 160,000 members of the Conservative Party, out of the 47million or so people who are registered to vote. That means the next PM will have been chosen by less than 0.4% of the electorate. Of that number, probably only just over half will have voted for the eventual winner. Democracy in action for you. What has sparked this line of thought? Well, I have just read that BBC One will be hosting a live election debate between the Conservative MPs who are still in the race. Why is our licence fee (which most of you over 75 will have to start paying next year) being wasted on this? There is nothing 99.6% of us can do about it; and the candidates don’t really care about what we think but are simply concerned with their own ambition and getting into Downing Street on the backs of the 0.4%. I’ve no idea how that debate went because I didn’t watch it. I had far better things to do: there was some paint that I needed to watch drying. And believe it or not, there are plenty of videos on YouTube of paint drying and of people watching paint dry - just in case you haven’t any paint of your own to watch.
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3 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Message From The Wednesday 14th August: : Marion Moverley & Helen Bainbridge, ‘Read All Swaledale Museum About It No.2: More Historical In Reeth Newscuttings from the Dales’ Wednesday 28th August: Grand Map, Do pop in and take a look at our new Print & Picture Auction exhibition, ‘Past & Present: A New Look Wednesday 11th September: Will at Old Swaledale’. See if you can spot Swales, ‘Insights into the study of the old and the new in the innovative place-names in Swaledale and composite photographs of Reeth. The Arkengarthdale’ selection is always changing, as we sell Wednesday 18th September: Tracy the pictures from the wall, and new Little and Helen Bainbridge, ‘How to ones are created by Scenic View. See Date Local Photographs. Some Tactics, The Buck & The Black Bull, as well as Techniques & Tips’ The Laurels, and many more landmarks. Wednesday 25th September: Linda Don’t forget our day field trip with Bray, ‘In the footsteps of Thomas Richard Lamb on 13th July. Following Armstrong’ the success of the two previous guided If you want to sign up for our FREE tours to Marrick and Grinton Mills, it e- newsletters that come out every few was thought that something different weeks with latest developments do let would be in order. So this year, it is an us know, and we will put you on the all day event visiting the two well- circulation list. known smelting complexes of Surrender For advance information on events, and Old Gang Mills situated on Barney why not become a Friend of the Beck between Arkengarthdale and Museum? Annual membership: single Swaledale. This will encompass all £10, joint £15, family £20 gives aspects of smelting in detail, together unlimited free entry to the Museum, with a little history, and should appeal discount on talks, and our twice yearly to the industrial archaeologist, local Newsletter. For more information historian and researcher into the lead contact Helen Bainbridge via industry. The party size is strictly [email protected] or on limited to 20 and will cost £10, payable 07969 823232. Visit our website on in advance to the Swaledale Museum, www.swaledalemuseum.org for the Reeth. All participants will receive a latest information. PDF handout prior to the trip via e-mail Dame Helen Bainbridge providing background information and some relevant plans to aid interpretation. Advance booking is essential. Other Events Wednesday 31st July: David Johnson, ‘Lime kilns in Swaledale & Arkengarthdale: the where, the when and the what for?’
4 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Reeth & District Ellerton Abbey Antiques Community Sports Club & Mrs Pumphrey’s Tearoom Walking Football The sports facility was recently used Ellerton Abbey, Richmond, for a Walking Football match and the report back was that it was excellent. N Yorks DL11 6AN We are trying to establish whether there is interest for a local team. Antiques & Collectables There is no age limit - upper or lower. In the first instance please e-mail Bought & Sold [email protected] simply to Tearoom open Thursday, express interest without any commitment. Friday & Saturday 250 Club May Winners 10.00am - 4.00pm 1st 247 Teresa Storr 01748 884321 2nd 12 Eileen Martin 3rd 9 Ian Bethune 07971 060590 4th 209 Anne Kilburn [email protected] Property Restoration, Improvements & Maintenance
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5 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Ard Rock 2019 champion Tracey Moseley. The cover- age shows Swaledale in a great light This year’s event takes place and brings the area a huge amount of from 2nd – 4th August in its publicity. usual location in the fields around the And the benefits to the area are Dales Bike Centre. Thousands of riders very tangible. Not only do many of the and their families will be travelling to local businesses benefit from the influx Reeth from all over the UK, in addition of people, but last year alone £17,100 to riders from Europe (The event is was donated to local causes including very popular with Belgians in particular) Reeth School, the Medical Centre, and even the United States. Four for- Swaledale MRT, Yorkshire Air Ambu- mer mountain bike world champions are lance and North Yorkshire Scouts. expected to race. Added to that is the value of return The event is free for locals but you visits: over 95% of participants say don’t have to be a biker to appreciate they would like to return to Swaledale. it. You can wander around the site, All those involved with Ard Rock, soaking in the atmosphere, listening to organisers and participants alike, ap- the live music on Friday and Saturday preciate that they will be changing the evenings (including one of the UK’s dynamic of the area that we live in for leading tribute bands playing, Pearl Jam a brief period of time. As usual they UK); and sample the wares of the vari- will be doing their utmost to minimise ous food and drink stalls. And for the the disruption and thanks have been younger ones there is the free kids’ passed on in advance for your patience bike track, coaching and racing. and cooperation during the event. Ard Rock 2018 was filmed for the MAC
Yorkshire Dales and the Lakes TV pro- gramme which will be broadcast on 10th Thank You July. It features local girl Katy Sunter Maurice and Jean Guy would like to racing against mountain bike world thank family and friends for their cards, flowers and gifts on their Dia- mond Wedding Anniversary.
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6 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Letters To The Editor P Bellwood Joinery and Building Services Sir, I refer to the Police Report in the Quality, Local, Reliable Time-Served Craftsman June issue of the Gazette. Whoever reported inconsiderate www.paulbellwood.co.uk parking at Quaker Close in Reeth, surely are not considering the very 07964 051 004 elderly who do use the car park. The road to the surgery is not particularly [email protected] easy as it’s a narrow road, and turning a vehicle round is no easy matter if in Bespoke Joinery the surgery car park. Perhaps the com- UPVC & Timber windows plainants should have more considera- and doors tion and in the hardness of their Kitchen Fitting hearts, show an ounce of compassion. Decking Name & address supplied Plastering
All aspects of building work Sir, Some time ago in one of the editions of Fully insured. the Gazette you featured an article References available on request. regarding bogus calls from BT with a recorded message saying ‘you have not paid your bill and your phone and inter- net will be cut off immediately please call this number with card details to make payment.’ I have had a further 3 calls today and have contacted BT, They have blocked both calls but they say that whoever is doing it will continue with different numbers so you have to keep blocking them PRESS 1572 and then hang up. I thought it may be a good idea to TAKE TIME TO RELAX! mention this again I can cook delicious dishes ready for your Name & address supplied table or freezer, from Rose Cottage canapés through to desserts. Just off the village green in Reeth You can have quality homemade food Sleeps 4 ready and on the table with Dogs welcome minimal effort. Tel 01964 562239 Contact Sandie Bond Email: [email protected] on 01748 884794
7 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Muker Parish Council dealt with Cllr Calvert said that the most recent damage was quite bad and May 2019 was in urgent need of repair. There was also a deep pothole on the bridge. Cllr Election of Officers: Chairman - Cllr Blackie said that Hoggarths Bridge Whitehead; Vice Chair – Cllr Calvert; would be added to the site meeting. Treasurer – Cllr Calvert Highways: Gunnerside Estate, Matters Arising: Retaining Wall - Cllr Whitehead read Road Surfacing Ivelet: Highways had out an e-mail which had been received been in touch to say that the work from the Estate regarding the surface would be carried out in July and the dressing at Ivelet and also bringing hump in the road to allow water to run attention to an area between Satron off would be reinstated. and Gunnerside Bridge where the Road Sign Nateby: Cumbria Highways retaining wall was slipping. Clerk to have instigated a signing scheme, which contact Highways. is intended to address issues within the Cllr Metcalfe raised an issue with county resulting from HGVs proceeding the road and wall near Scar House along unsuitable roads when the A66 is Bridge. Clerk to contact Highways. closed. Cllr Reynoldson raised the issue of a Hoggarths Bridge & Silver Hill: Cllr blocked drain in Thwaite near Blackie said that following the site Blacksmiths Cottage. Clerk to contact meeting last year regarding Silver Hill Highways. an estimate of £200,000 had been Richmondshire D.C Area Partnership placed on the work. He thought that Fund: Information had been received the requirements of the work may have regarding the fund which is available been misinterpreted and suggested for Community Groups. The deadline for that a new site meeting should take applications is August 5 and details can place with the new person responsible be found on the RDC website. within Highways. YDNPA - Planning Applications: Cllr Whitehead said that another Keld Lodge – An application had been Lorry had been stuck on Silver Hill and received regarding the change of use of had caused quite a mess. Whilst some part of the ground floor damage to Hoggarths Bridge had been accommodation. PC no objections. Hillcrest – An application had been received for the erection of a two storey extension and a toilet block. PC no objections. Usha Gap – An application had been received for the change of use of a field barn to a camping barn. PC no objections Skeugh Head – The Parks Authority had refused the application for a conservatory. A Stringer
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10 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Reeth Memorial Hall and heartache set in wartime Wensleydale during the 1940s. Tickets Events £10 (£8 under 18s) Thursday 29th August, 8.00pm: Friday 12th July, 8.00pm: The 3hattrio. From rural southern Utah, Lollypops & Moptops Show is a 2 hour 3hattrio play American Desert Music - show featuring The Dreamers playing vocals, banjo, fiddle, acoustic bass and their own hits and other favourites foot percussion. Fascinatingly original. from the 60s and 70s; The Temple One of the best live bands you’re ever Brothers with their Everly Brothers likely to see. Tickets £13 (door £15). Tribute Act and Buddy Walker with his Thursday 12th Sept 8.00pm: Duncan fabulous recreation of Buddy Holly, all Chisholm – 2018 Scots Trad Music hosted and compered by Alan Mosca. Award winner for both Album of the Put on your dancing shoes or sit back Year (Sandwood) and Composer of the and relax. Tickets £15 (door £17). Year. We are delighted to welcome Friday 9th August 7.30pm: Freya – A back Duncan along with his new band as Musical Love Story of the Dales – an part of the Duncan Chisholm Live Sept exciting new youth adaptation of Piers 2019 Tour. Tickets £15 (door £17). Browne’s evocative musical. The new Tickets available from Reeth PO or stage adaptation by Colin Bailey, Mark phone John Little (01748 884759) or Cronfield and Alastair McLachlan will visit: www.reethmemorialhall.co.uk. create the mystical story of romance Tickets half price for under 16s.
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12 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD North Yorkshire criminals can spoof phone numbers and email addresses to appear as Community Messaging companies you know and trust, such as TV Licensing. An ongoing TV Licensing phishing Your bank will never call and ask you campaign that begun in September for your PIN, full banking password, 2018 has been identified by the or ask you to transfer money out of National Fraud Intelligence Bureau. your account. There have been over 250 crime What to do if you’ve fallen victim: reports made in relation to the Let your bank know as soon as possible campaign with cumulative losses in and monitor your bank statements excess of £2 million. regularly for any unusual activity. Individuals receive a TV Licensing If you suspect your identity may phishing email with links to a convincing have been stolen you can check your -looking website. The website requests credit file quickly and easily online. Use that the victim provides personal and a reputable service provider and follow financial details. The victim up on any unexpected or suspicious subsequently receives a phone call from results. a fraudster claiming to be from the If you have been a victim of fraud fraud department of the victim’s bank. or cyber-crime, report it to Action The fraudsters convince victims they Fraud at actionfraud.police.uk, or by are genuine banking staff by providing calling 0300 123 2040. some of the personal details that were obtained using the fake TV Licensing WENSLEYDALE TREE & emails and websites. The fraudster states that the victim’s account has HORTICULTURAL SERVICES been compromised, possibly by a (Est. 1995) phishing scam they may have fallen DAVID ALLEN (HND Arboriculture) victim to recently, and states that they need to transfer their money to a new Fully insured (£5 million) ‘safe account’. Professional tree work: felling, crown thinning How you can protect yourself: etc undertaken Don’t click on the links or to BS 3998 attachments in suspicious emails and Petrol log splitter for hire never respond to messages that ask Woodchipper for hire for your personal or financial Tree stump removal details. Hedge establishment and maintenance. Don’t assume a phone call or email is Supply /planting of forest and ornamental trees authentic, even if someone knows Fruit tree maintenance. Weed control services your basic details (such as your name or address). Remember, Tel. 01969 667364 Mobile 07811 576108
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14 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Upper Dales Family History Group Langthwaite - Arkengarthdale RED LION INN May’s speaker was Carol Dougherty, Free House author of ‘Barnard Castle Shops, Pubs & Real Ales — Bar Snacks Books & Maps Trades Through Time’ looking at the stories behind some of the businesses Tel. 01748 884218 and buildings around the town’s large market place from the early 1800s onwards. families who had occupied them, Beginning with a directory entry illustrated by a series of early from 1792 Carol showed that the town photographs. Many of these premises was very well provided for at the turn had housed the same business, often of the 19th century. Although the kept by the same family, for the best population was under 3000 they were part of a hundred years, from the served by no less than 4 attorneys, earliest Directory records, well into numerous other tradesmen and the last century. shopkeepers, a surgeon, a pawnbroker The poorer part of the town was and an agent for the Darlington Banking down nearer the river at the bottom of Company. the hill and many businesses which In 1823 Barnard Castle was began there, eventually moved to the reported as being ‘a very good place to higher part of the town as they live’. Around the same time the prospered. The mills included a carpet condition of the thoroughfares was manufactury, dye works and flax improved, street lighting was installed spinners – all big employers but doing and the population began to rise before nothing to the air or water quality or falling again in the 1850s in a cholera health of the residents. It was no epidemic which coincided with the coincidence that the pawnbrokers were arrival of a whole army of navvies all found in this part of the main building the railway. street, or that the first Co-op opened These peaks and troughs in the there. town’s fortunes continued into the 20th Later censuses show that by the century. The railway brought in 1890s people were moving into Barnard tourists and many previously private Castle from all over the country – homes became boarding houses, but the counter balanced by those who moved closures of mills caused many to move away as increasing mechanisation away looking for work. Barracks were decreased employment opportunities. built bringing more inhabitants but in Carol finished her overview in the the wake of the Great War, the 1930s at a point when electricity had population declined again. arrived, along with a cinema and big Against this constantly changing name shops in the high street backdrop Carol went on to mention advertising a whole range of modern many of the significant commercial appliances. buildings of the town and some of the Tracy Little
15 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Let’s Get Lyrical This month, as I am sure you have all seen The Rocketman (and even So, how glam are you? though I might have done him before), these are the first lines of which Elton I don't want to drink my whiskey John songs? like you do - Mama Weer All Crazee Now, Slade It's a little bit funny, this feeling inside You better beware, you better take care, you better watch out if you've Blue jean baby, L.A. lady, got long black hair - Blockbuster, seamstress for the band The Sweet I remember when rock was young Metal Guru could it be, you're gonna When are you gonna come down, bring my baby to me - T Rex when are you going to land That's neat, that's neat, that's You could never know what it's like, neat, that's neat I really love your your blood like winter freezes just Tiger Feet, Mud like ice She hangs onto me and she really For the tiebreaker: How many Top 40 goes, whoa (whoa) whoa - See My singles has he had; and of these, how Baby Jive, Wizzard many went into the Top Ten? As for the tiebreaker: The London The usual rules apply with no production of The Rocky Horror Show internet use allowed, but you can go to ran for 2,960 performances? The Pictures and watch the film. And the winner is: Lesley Clater who Answers can be left at the Post Office this time gets the cigar. or sent via spectacle-mail to: [email protected]. MAC
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Freya, A Musical Love the live performances given by the actors and musicians. Story Of The Dales There will be a week of performances throughout Wensleydale BlueBoxt Productions has teamed up and Swaledale, from the 3rd to the with local artist, author and composer 10th of August. Piers Browne, to stage an exciting new Saturday 3rd & Monday 5th – youth adaptation of his evocative Leyburn Arts & Community Centre; musical, Freya, featuring talented young performers from across North Tuesday 6th – Masham Town Hall; Yorkshire. Weds 7th – Bedale, Chantry Hall; The adaptation, by Colin Bailey, Thur 8th – West Burton Village Hall; Mark Cronfield and Alastair McLachlan, Friday 9th – Reeth Memorial Hall; creates the mystical story of romance Saturday 10th – Askrigg Temperance and heartache set in wartime Village Hall; Wensleydale during the 1940s. All performances start at 7.30pm Piers is best known for creating (Doors open 7.00pm). Tickets £10 award-winning etchings of Wensleydale (U18s £8) available from venues or and will create a collection of scenery www.blueboxt.co.uk/boxoffice or for Freya, inspired by paintings from Colin Bailey 07711 211169, email his children’s book of the same name. [email protected] The images will create a backdrop to
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19 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Resource Please ensure you bring suitable walking footwear, waterproof clothing Centre & adequate food & water for all Events outdoor events Unless otherwise stated all walks Sunday 28th July commence from outside the Keld MUKER TO OXNOP GILL CIRCULAR Resource Centre, DL11 6LJ Approx 6. Miles 11.00am – 4.00pm Cost: £4.50 A pleasant walk from Muker, For more information or to book: down to Ivelet Bridge, then climbing up Email: [email protected] Oxnop Gill to return to Muker via Rash. Mobile: 07790 401 476 Meadows, moorland and mixed woodland Or to book online, visit: with lovely views of Kisdon. NB: Walk www.eventbrite.co.uk or keld.org.uk starts from outside the Farmer’s Arms, Muker. Dogs must be kept on leads at all times. Please bring a packed lunch. Strawberry Tea At Rating: Moderate with some steep Marrick Priory: gradients. Transport Arrangements Saturday 24th August THE GREAT SHUNNER FELL TREK There will be a Strawberry Tea at the Approx 6 miles 10.30am – 3.30pm Cost: Priory on Sunday 21st July. The event £4.50 A guided walk following the path lasts from 3.00pm until 6.00pm. There of the Pennine Way to the summit of will be car parking in Grinton Field and Great Shunner Fell, offering panoramic in Reeth. Minibuses will leave from views of Swaledale and Wensleydale. 2.30pm until just after 3.00pm from NB: Walk will commence from the the field and the bus shelter in Reeth. B6270 ¼ mile north of Thwaite by the The buses will return starting at footpath sign on the farm track. Dogs 5.30pm. welcome but must be kept on leads at There will be strawberries, cakes all times. Please bring a packed lunch. and tea all of which are offered for a Rating: moderate. Advance booking donation. There will also be a raffle. essential as may need to cancel if Everyone is most welcome. adverse weather is forecast.
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20 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Singing Down The Dale Swale Singers’ 30th Anniversary
Come and join us on a musical journey EVERYTHING FOR YOUR down Swaledale on Sunday 18th August. When we celebrate the 30th BASKETS, CONTAINERS & BEDS anniversary of the Swale Singers, A great selection of plants, Shelagh Thomlinson initiated the whole thing, with early meetings being including multi-buy offers held in singers’ homes, gathered round PERENNIALS, SHRUBS, ROSES a piano, and musical scores stored under Shelagh’s billiard table. Under Boost your borders! the baton of Duncan Bythell these GARDEN DÉCOR informal get-togethers developed into the Swale Singers, who now regularly & OUTDOOR LIVING perform in Swaledale and Wensleydale. We celebrated our 20th anniversary Stoneware by singing down the dale and we are Garden Ornaments repeating the treat for our 30th, so Benches, Patio Sets, Birdbaths please join us to listen to a few songs COME AND SEE! WE NOW SELL at any (or all) of the following: 3.45pm Keld SHEDS & GARDEN BUILDINGS 4.30pm Muker Plus… 5.10pm Gunnerside Pots, compost, chemicals and feeds, 5.50pm Low Row 6.30pm Reeth Green bird food, tools, accessories 7.10pm The Bridge Grinton and much more We will finish with a celebration at NATIONAL GARDEN GIFT VOUCHERS the Bridge Inn, Grinton from 7.30pm and we would love to welcome any past choir members who might like to join us. Contact us on: [email protected] for more details. Note: closed Mondays from July Beautiful Apartment in French Alps Tel: 01969 625397 Morillon Les Esserts Winter and Summer Holidays Station Yard, Harmby Road, Leyburn DL8 5ET [email protected] Family friendly, Ski in/Ski out www.wensleydalegardencentre.co.uk 2 bedrooms, sleeps 7 Open 9am-5pm Tues-Sat & 10am-4pm Sun Contact John Ross, 01748 884948
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injuries, and the extended time needed to create a navigable way out, the casualty succumbed to his injuries and died just prior to the extrication beginning. 4 Swaledale members spent over 12 hours each underground on this rescue. 12/05/2019 (12) Called by the Ambulance service to rescue an injured walker above Gunnerside Gill. An initial Incidents May 9th to June 9th search supported by Helimed to locate 09/06/2019 (16) Team called by the the group. Casualty flown from the hill Ambulance service to rescue an injured & the rest of the group escorted to person at a remote property in safety by the team. Swaledale. Immediate care provided Fundraising until the Ambulance service arrived. Thanks to the following for their 08/06/2019 (15) Team provided safety recent support: cover for the 40th annual Swaledale The Tan Hill Inn £500 donation to Marathon. A very wet day with a few replace damage to equipment during the minor casualties. cave rescue 02/06/2019 (14) Team Called by the Chip Shop, Leyburn £46.42 Ambulance service to rescue an injured Little Shop, Hudswell £19.06 walker near the river in Richmond Dales Bike Centre, Fremington £96.73 following a fall down a steep banking. Copper Kettle, Reeth £104.29 Fire Service recovered the injured Angel Inn, Gilling West £61.19 person across the river, treated by Masons Newsagents, Hawes £27.76 Ambulance Service & evacuated by the Farmers Arms, Muker £213.14 team to the Air Ambulance. Reeth PO & Corner Shop £51.52 01/06/2019 (13) Team Called by the Keld Lodge £260.00 Cave Rescue Organisation to assist in Yorkshire Dales Brewery for their the rescue of injured caver. cheque for £762.20 in respect of One of 3 cavers exploring and Butter Tubs beer from 50th excavating a ‘new’ cave, fell Anniversary. approximately 6m down a pitch deep Thanks for the ongoing support. within the cave concerned, sustaining a Swaledale Mountain & Cave Rescue suspected fractured femur.
As an exploration site, the cave was DON’T FORGET IF YOU NEED not mapped, nor were the passages of MOUNTAIN OR CAVE RESCUE, sufficient width to allow the rescue of call the POLICE on 999 and ask for the casualty. It would require major MOUNTAIN or CAVE RESCUE. engineering work simultaneously at many places along the length of the They will call us and an ambulance cave, as well as fully rigging for rescue (if required). so that the casualty could be www.swaledalemrt.org.uk extricated. Due to the nature of his
22 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD The Stang Road gets too excited: we have won nothing more than the right for a Judicial Good News. Our application to the Review to be held. It may not go in our court for a Judicial Review has been favour and even if it does the court accepted. By no means though has it cannot make DCC put the Stang road in been plain sailing. The application was Priority 1 for winter treatment - it can finally considered by a Judge in April only make them revisit their decision. and he refused permission. However, That said, they will now have to pay we had the right to ask for it to be serious attention to the copious reconsidered in an open court hearing evidence we have put before them and at Leeds and this we did - not so much form cogent arguments to leave the from any great prospect of success Stang road in Priority 2. The because to succeed a second Judge Judgement was in no small measure would have to overturn the decision of critical of DCC and may provide a the first, but from a feeling that bittersweet pleasure for those of you having come this far, let's leave no who have slipped and slithered down stone unturned. The hearing was on the untreated Stang road in the winter Friday June 6 and we succeeded, months. firstly on the Procedural Impropriety J.E.D. Collins of Durham County Council and secondly Clerk to the Parish Meetings on the Irrationality of DCC. of Hope and Scargill A word of caution before anyone Email: [email protected]
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23 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD St Andrew’s forget your picnic lunch. (Drinks provided.) Update Woodworm Fundraising Thanks: The Swishing event held on 10th May Bats: The next count is on Weds 3rd realised a fantastic total of over £300 July – meet on the church path at dusk. towards the woodworm treatment costs Pimms and Hymns: We are holding this and also provided a good ‘bags to school’ service at 4.00pm on Sunday 7th July in result for the school as well. Tick, tick. the churchyard with an assembled band Very many thanks also to those who of players. Please volunteer if you would supported the annual car boot sale. We like to take part in the scratch ‘band’ are especially grateful to the Brown and please do come and help us enjoy family for providing the field for this this ‘out in the open air’ service. event and to Simon Barningham for A ‘Quiet Day is being held on Sat 13th providing the gas. A profit of over July and hosted by St Andrew’s as part £1300 was raised to offset the of the ‘Exploring Faith’ series organised woodworm costs. by Barningham Parish friends. The day Further information on any of the is being led by the Rt Rev Bishop Nick above can be found on the website: Baines of Leeds. Please book your free www.swaledalearkengarthdaleparish. place with Keith Miller on 01833 org.uk 627540 or 07778 318503; or email or from Susan on 01748 884366; email [email protected] and don’t [email protected]
Hudson House The Hair Salon Your valuable community asset Arkengarthdale Road, Reeth DL11 6QT Rooms for hire We believe that looking good is a vital element Suitable for meetings, lectures, talks, for inner well-being- boosting physical and training or social events. mental health. Therefore we promise to provide The Meeting Room - maximum of 30 people. an environment for our clients with a feeling of The Meeting Place (evenings only) – maximum comfort, cleanliness, relaxation, service, of 10 people. efficiency, care, and generosity. We are Access to PCs, Internet, printer, photocopier, committed to quality in service, skill, and the laminator and kitchen facilities. products we use Tuesday- till late, The Orchard Gallery for hire Suitable for exhibitions of paintings, Wednesday, Friday & photographs and other artwork. Own entrance through the garden. every other Saturday Sales can be handled for you. For prices (special rates for community use), bookings or more information please contact Jill May on 01748 884 485 or Salon Tel: 01748 884 627 [email protected]
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WW1 – 100 Postscript
Following last year’s centenary of the end of the First World War, it was my honour to place a wreath on the Menin Gate at Ypres, in memory of all those from Swaledale & Arkengarthdale who Ballet for boys and girls gave their lives. from the age of 3 years. Martin Sunderland
Modern Dance/Jazz for children and teenagers.
Tap for children and adults.
For more information please contact: Janet Seymour LRAD Tel: 01748 884 677 Mobile: 07958 145752 www.swaledaledance.co.uk
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Advertising in the Gazette - full details Don’t forget: The Gazette is online: from: [email protected] www.2dales.org.uk
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Sustainable Swaledale PATRICIA Update DAIRY COTTAGE, LOW ROW Experienced in both men’s and ladies’
sewing alterations. Here in Swaledale, the newly formed Most sewing tasks undertaken sustainability group have been making ‘Will come to you’ good progress. 01748 886905 Our website is now up and running, thanks to our group member Adam and sandwich wrappers. In the Bradley in Low Row. Have a look at meantime, we found some great tips for www.sustainableswaledale.org, and being creative with your clothes please send us any of your purchasing, to avoid supporting the sustainability tips or links to other exploitative and wasteful aspects of useful websites – you can email us at fast-fashion, on www.lovenotlandfill.org [email protected] It mentions online charity fashion Incredible Edible stores, including the Oxfam Fashion The aim of Incredible Edible is to get online and Cancer Research eBay store, people involved with communally and lists other online specialists that growing and picking fruit, herbs and sell “designer clothes in perfect vegetables in spaces that would condition and at great prices.” otherwise be unused. These spaces Food Trail Map need to be public areas that anyone can We’d like to put together a local buy- get to, and we’d need to get water from from-your-neighbours food trail map, nearby. If you know of a spare bit of showing where you can find eggs/ land, no matter what size, that you honey/other home-grown items for sale think could be put to good use growing on driveways throughout the area. vegetables why not get in touch with Locals and visitors could then easily us. It’s better if it gets at least some find their nearest supplies and know sunshine - it’s hard to grow in heavily where else to try if their favourite shaded areas. We have just set up our spot has sold out. Please tell us who and first plot in Gunnerside - please feel where you are, what you sell (and in free to plant it with any spare herbs, which months in the year), and we’ll put ‘cut and come again’ veg, or soft fruit. the information on our website. It’s just near the pub, you should spot Monthly Meetings the signs. Our next meeting is Thursday 4th July If you have no site of your own but – we plan to meet in the evening at the like the sound of being involved, why Punch Bowl, Low Row, but please email not come to one of our monthly us to double check the place and time: Sustainable Swaledale meetings to find [email protected] out what’s going on. (See below.) For more information on all of these Sustainable Living Tips topics, go to our new website, or on We’re adding these to our website, Facebook at “Sustainable Swaledale” please let us know if you have any. We’d love to hear your ideas, tips and We’re testing a recipe for reusable questions. beeswax wraps, to replace cling-film
27 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Church Services July 2019
9.15 am St. Mary’s Muker Eucharist
10.30 am Low Row URC
11.00 am Holy Trinity Low Row Eucharist
11.00 am St. Edmund’s, Marske Holy Communion 7th July 11.00 am Reeth Evangelical Congregational St. Andrew’s Grinton Pimms & Hymns – an informal ‘Songs 4.00 pm of Praise’ type service followed by drinks and nibbles. Invite a friend! 6.00 pm Gunnerside Methodist Mid-Summer Service
6.30 pm Reeth Evangelical Congregational
9.30 am St. Andrew’s Grinton Eucharist
9.30 am St Michael’s Downholme Morning Prayer
10.30 am Low Row URC Holy Communion
11.00 am Reeth Evangelical Congregational th 14 11.00 am St. Edmund’s, Marske Holy Communion July 11.15 am St. Mary’s Arkengarthdale Holy Communion BCP
2.00 pm Keld URC Holy Communion
6.00 pm St. Mary’s Muker Iona Evening Prayer
6.30 pm Reeth Evangelical Congregational
Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) Meetings are at Quaker House, 7 Grove Square Leyburn every Sunday at 10.30am. Additionally on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of every month at the Scout Hut, Quakers Lane, Richmond at 10.30am. For further information contact Judith Calow on 01748 884320 or www.dalesquakers.org.uk
Roman Catholic Services For information contact Father O’Neil on 01748 822175 www.stjosephsfx.co.uk
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9.15 am St. Mary’s Muker Holy Communion BCP
10.30 am Low Row URC
11.00 am Reeth Evangelical Congregational
11.00 am Holy Trinity Low Row Eucharist 21st July 11.00 am St. Edmund’s, Marske Holy Communion
6.30 pm St Mary’s Arkengarthdale Iona Evening Prayer
6.30 pm Reeth Evangelical Congregational
6.30 pm Gunnerside Methodist
9.30 pm St Michael’s Downholme Holy Communion
9.30 am St. Andrew’s Grinton Eucharist
10.30 am Low Row URC
28th 11.00 am Reeth Evangelical Congregational July 11.00 am St. Edmund’s, Marske Holy Communion
11.15 am St. Mary’s Arkengarthdale Baptism Service
6.00 pm Holy Trinity Low Row Compline
6.30 pm Reeth Evangelical Congregational
The Methodist Minister for the two Dales Rev David Levell minister of is Reeth Evangelical Congregational Church Rev. Les Nevin, can be contacted on who can be contacted on 07582 575815 or by email through the 01748 823149 or by email: church website at www.reethecc.co.uk [email protected] The Reverend Caroline Hewlett, The United Reformed Church ministers are Vicar of the Parish of Swaledale with Revd Stephen Collinson and Revd Hilary Arkengarthdale, Collinson. They can be contacted on can be contacted on 01748 821586 or 01748 884706 or by e-mail at [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
29 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Astronomy Star, dims and brightens every 2 days, 20 hours and 49 minutes, as its In The companion star passes in front of Algol Two Dales itself, this variation can be detected with the naked eye. The night sky, unchanging and ever Pulsating Star: a star that increases present. Contained within the inky and decreases in brightness as it darkness are strange and wonderful enlarges and shrinks in size. Called natural phenomena and perhaps the Cepheid variables, these stars are very strangest of these are variable stars. bright and this changes over a period These stars change in brightness and of 1 to 100 days. These stars are used sometimes send out violent outbursts to measure inter stellar distances as that leave gaseous remnants that are their pulsing is constant and reliable. visible for many years. This image of Chi Cygni shows how its The American Astronomical society has brightness changes over 2 years. separated these stars into the Cataclysmic and Exploding Star: a following categories: star that abruptly increases in Eclipsing Binary: a star that has a brightness by ejecting flares or by companion star that orbits around it, ejecting its surface into space. blocking the light from the main star Sometimes producing what is known as giving rise to the effect that the main a Dwarf nova or great solar flash, star winks. Algol, known as the Demon these stars leave their mark in the sky in the form of nebula but are not destroyed in the process. Some stars ‘explode’ many times a year and some do this several times a day. So, the question is does our own Sun share any properties of these variable stars. We will look at that subject next month. The Starman Reeth Informal Astronomy Group www.reethastro.org.uk
CHARMING OLD COTTAGE IN THE CENTRE OF REETH (sleeps 6+) Open fire & background heating. Fully fitted kitchen, dishwasher, fridge/freezer. 2 bathrooms, 2 double bedrooms, 1 twin bedroom & attic play area/fourth bedroom with 3 single beds. Private, secure, rear courtyard area. Dogs welcome. Contact Denyse on 01740 631470 or e-mail [email protected] www.holidaycottageswaledale.com
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32 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Reeth Lunch Club 20th Over the years the emphasis on “Old Folk” has been relaxed. Birthday Celebrations Membership is open to all residents (of any age) living in the Two Dales. The Lunch Club at Reeth recently Members pay £8 for a 3 course meal celebrated its 20th birthday with a prepared for us by Rachel Newborn special lunch in Reeth Memorial Hall. from Satron; and help with transport Our picture shows three of the original to and from the Clubs can usually be members (Judith, Hannah and Barbara) provided. New members are always who came to the very first Lunch on welcome, and several members attend 12th May 1999 and have been regular more than just their nearest club. members throughout the Club’s 20 year If you would like more information history. on any of the Lunch Clubs please phone Julia on 886 524 or call into the Post Office and ask Susan. We will be having our annual fundraising Cake & Produce stall on Reeth Green on Friday 16th August, so please come along and support us, have a chat and pick up a sample menu. Alan Thorogood
R.A.Lofthouse The first Lunch Club in the Two Roofing Services Dales was actually set up in Langthwaite in 1994, and the Kirkby Stephen organisation focussed on forming new We specialise in traditional & Clubs in the more rural areas (at Muker and Low Row) before it was finally modern slating, flagging and tiling. agreed that we really needed a Lunch We offer a reliable and competitive Club in Reeth too. service in and around the Eden Valley Back then the organisation was Traditional slate specialist trying to encourage older folk to get to Re-roof to repair work grips with the new-fangled Internet, Slating, flagging & tiling and a “Silver Surfers” computer class Lead work was held immediately after the first Velux windows Reeth lunch for anyone who was Chimney work interested. Our records don’t tell us For a free quotation or any enquires how many people stayed on as “Silver Surfers”, but we had 32 local people please call come to the lunch and 3 send their Tel: 017683 42689 apologies, so the Club seems to have Mob: 07557738016 been an instant success. Email: [email protected]
33 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Christian Aid construction and £60 could build a cupboard for safely storing medicine. Thank you very much indeed to Thank you for your generosity in everyone for their support for helping Tenneh’s dream come true and Christian Aid Week. The House-to in supporting such needs in other House Collection in May, the Service at communities in Sierra Leone. St Andrews Church, Grinton together More details can be found on with the Produce Stall on the Green www.christianaid.org.uk raised a magnificent total of £2930. Bric-a-Brac Stall Thank you all so much for your A Bric-a-Brac stall will be held for generosity. Christian Aid on Friday 19th July on The House -to-House Collection for Reeth Green. Contributions for the each area is as follows: stall are welcome. If you would like any items collected please ring Susan Arkengarthdale 129.88 Allison on 884366 or Pauline on 886790 Fremington 56.01 Pauline Oldershaw Secretary, Upper Swaledale & Grinton & Harkerside 409.60 Arkengarthdale Christian Aid Cttee Gunnerside & Satron 96.82 Congratulations Healaugh & Whitaside 173.03
Low Row 434.33 Congratulations go to Freddie Lundberg on achieving his Grade 1 Associated Marske 250.82 Board Of The Royal Schools Of Music Muker & Thwaite 214.87 practical examination on cornet. Freddie passed with merit. Reeth 704.03 Keld, Angram & West Stonesdale 128.45 Thank You
TOTAL 2597.84 Very many thanks to all those who supported Gunnerside Village Hall’s The focus for our collection this Soup and a Sweet event which took year was Christian Aid’s work in Sierra place on Bank Holiday Monday, 27th Leone. Sierra Leone is the world’s most May, 2019. A wide range of delicious dangerous place to become a mum. soups and deserts were on offer and Tenneh lost her first baby but later thanks to the support of friends from gave birth to a healthy baby boy. In her local villages and visitors from further village, the community struggle with a afield, a grand total of £360.25 was health centre which has no electricity raised. The money raised is for the and only two delivery beds. A new maintenance and upkeep of the village health centre here will be like a dream hall and the amenities it offers to the come true. £5 could provide a weighing local community. bag, £10 could fund wooden timber for Jane Beaumont
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THE OLD TEMPERANCE BOOKSHOP Reeth, Richmond, DL11 6TE Tel. 01748 884185 Christian books, cards & crafts The Farmers Arms, Muker, Upper Swaledale Beside the village The heart of spectacular walking country green in Reeth, the * ‘capital of Swaledale’, Serving good pub food everyday we are 50 yards up 12noon - 2:30pm and 6.00pm - 8:30pm from Reeth Evangelical Well-kept local real ales Congregational Church Closed on Mondays throughout winter, except for 24th & 31st December and B&B rooms available. February half term Breakfast in a bookshop! *
Holiday apartment (sleeps 2) Opening times: Tel: 01748 886297 1.30pm - 4.00pm Mon, Thurs, Sat www.farmersarmsmuker.co.uk 10.30am - 4.00pm Fri (Market Day)
35 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Reeth Brass Band Swaledale Festival Concert is always a favourite with the band. A very rainy When the Tour de Yorkshire riders night did not dampen the spirits, and passed through Kirkby Malzeard on the church was packed with an Sunday 5th May, they did so to the appreciative audience. Both these sound of a post horn played by Nigel concerts were a great success for our Robertshaw of Reeth Brass Band. The new Musical Director Peter Cuff and Post Horn Gallop was accompanied by a the band and were well received by full band. A video of this performance those present. has been posted on the band’s Facebook Further engagements planned for page. Prior to this the band had June were Eggleston Gala on 8th, a entertained the crowd who were Mother’s Union Charity Concert in St. waiting for the main spectacular event. Mary’s Church, Richmond on 22nd and a As predicted in the June edition of second visit to the Reeth Green the Gazette, a small group of players bandstand on 30th. from Muker and Reeth Bands visited Forthcoming events over the next two Reeth School to play for the school months are detailed below. Morning Assembly at 10.20am on Friday Sunday 21st July: Reeth Green 17th May. The objective of this visit 2.00pm. was to see if there were any children Sunday 11th August: West Burton who would like to learn to play a brass Chapel 6.30pm. instrument. Encouraging signs have Sunday 18th August: Scorton Feast emerged with a number of enthusiastic 3.00pm. youngsters showing interest. Sunday 25th August: Reeth Green Volunteers from both bands are 3.00pm. standing by to pass on their knowledge Monday 26th August: Reeth Show when a lunchtime club can be arranged 10.00am. at Gunnerside School. Irwin Blenkiron Our first visit to the bandstand on Reeth Green this year took place on Sunday 19th May. A photograph of the Carvoeiro, Algarve, Portugal band, on the band’s Facebook page, shows what the weather threatened on Spacious well-equipped ground floor the day; we were lucky to stay dry. apartment, sleeps 5. The first two major engagements in Quietly situated on a small low-rise June, at Beamish Museum on 2nd and development with five pools. the Swaledale Festival Concert at St. Within strolling distance of this vibrant, Mary’s Church, Arkengarthdale on 4th friendly village with its lovely beach and took place as planned. The weather, lots of excellent restaurants. once again, threatened at Beamish but Golf, tennis, walking or just lazing by the pool. it didn’t rain until we got on the tram Wood burning stove for cosy winter lets. after the performance. A strong band Please contact Lee on 01969 326169 of twenty six players entertained the Email: [email protected] crowds attending the Museum. The
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Wensleydale Creamery Visitor Centre Beauty and tranquillity. ------Quality and care. NEW Demonstration Area Experience cheese & butter making, tasting Cat Hole Cottages | Cat Hole House | Thwaite & exciting cookery demonstrations Richmond | North Yorkshire | DL11 6DR ------Tel: 01748 886366 Calvert’s Restaurant & 1897 Coffee Shop Discover our treasury of gorgeous Home-made, cheese inspired menus cottages in Swaledale and Arkengarthdale. including light bites, main meals and daily specials! Well-equipped, stylish and individual, ------our cottages offer guests a wonderful Cheese Festival holiday in the midst of superb scenery! 14th - 15th September Join us for a celebration of cheese, To find your perfect cottage amazing local produce, live music and call Judith on 01748 886366 delicious food! ------www.catholecottages.com Open 7 days a week. www. wensleydale.co.uk 01969 667664 [email protected]
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37 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Arkengarthdale Parish Road repairs: A site meeting would be arranged with Highways to consider the Council AGM May 2019 road conditions at Whaw Lane End, by the war memorial and on Stang Lane, as Parish council elections: All councillors well as the ongoing enquiry into continued in post, following an responsibility for maintenance of the uncontested election. road from Seal Houses up to Kitley Affordable Housing: Additional Cottage. funding had been requested from Parish Council Website: The website - Homes England, the government’s www.arkengarthdale.org.uk - had been statutory body for affordable housing, made live but was still a work in but these were notoriously difficult to progress. The online ‘notice board’ was secure. It was hoped that funds might already a useful resource and the be obtained with the support of NYCC relevant council documents would be and RDC over the summer. made available in due course. Litter bins in Langthwaite car park: New meeting venue: St Mary’s Church The poor state of the waste and had been approached about the use of recycling enclosure in the car park was the parish room for meetings, once the discussed. It was noted that RDC had school had closed. The council was recently tidied up the enclosure, but waiting to hear about a decision. that this had not adequately solved the Next meeting: Monday 1 July 2019 problem. It was agreed that the Susan Dray enclosure needed to be mended and, ideally, enlarged and/or the bins needed to be emptied more frequently. NORTHERN WALLS RDC would be contacted again. YDNPA parish member nominations: DRYSTONE WALLING Cllr Watkins would be standing in the YDNPA election for parish member. It & LANDSCAPING was unanimously agreed to support his application. Master Dry Stone Waller Planning matters: The council noted that conditional approval had been Former National Trust granted for application R/01/126B at Pepper Hall, Arkengarthdale. A letter gardener with 20 years of notification had been received informing the Parish Council of a experience forthcoming planning application at City and Guild Certificate in Arkle Barn, Langthwaite, requiring access over a piece of track which was Horticulture owned by the Parish Council. Cllr
Stubbs declared an interest in this item, and councillors noted that the www.northernwalls.com letter was merely informative and did not request any action. Tel 0795 148 1239
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Fremington Village Hall Redecorated and now with its own piano, the Village Hall (known locally as the Sunday School) is available to hire for all kinds of events, from regular classes, talks and community activities, to one-off functions like children’s parties, lunches and dinners and special occasions such as wedding receptions and anniversary parties. The Hall has a small kitchen with electric cooker and microwave; toilet facilities including disabled toilet; and a small rear garden. The Hall is a registered charity run by a small and dedicated volunteer committee. You can book the Hall by phoning or texting the bookings secretary Alison Tupman on 07967 839494 or by email at [email protected]
40 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Bellerby Open Gardens & Scarecrow Trail 2019
Enjoy a great day out at Bellerby Open Gardens and Scarecrow trail on Sunday 7th July from 10.30am-4.00pm.This village of becks and bridges offers delightful hidden gardens and hilarious scarecrows, jazz in the afternoon from the Old Glory Band and legendary refreshments in the Memorial Hall where there is an outdoor play area. Add to this a plant stall and table top Dales Web Solutions sales dotted through the village. All aspects of Web site design New for this year is the Create A Visit: www.daleswebsolutions.co.uk Garden in a seed tray, open to young Email: [email protected] people in the village. Visitors can vote Tel: 01969 666174 Mobile: 07931 822736 for the winner. “You can get inspiration and ideas WANTED: from some of our lovely gardens, as Old Shotgun Cartridges well as entertainment and good food. Collector is looking to purchase single Altogether an excellent day out,” said items, boxes, collections; also loading tools, Open Gardens co-ordinator Lynda cartridge bags. Murphy. Admission is £4 each for Any old shooting items. adults, children under 16 go free and 01986 892071 there is free off-road parking.
Proceeds will be shared between local IAN REYNOLDSON ELECTRICAL community projects. For all your electrical needs For more information contact Lynda Murphy at: No job too small [email protected] Tel. 01748 886725 telephone 01969 623733 Mobile: 07814547339
HOLIDAY COTTAGE VICTORIA DESIGN GROUP REETH Consulting Civil & Glenkobla is a cosy holiday cottage Structural Engineers ideally situated just off the village Tel: 01748 886717 green, next to the owner’s property. All design work undertaken, whether your Sleeps 1-2 project is large or small. Tel. 01748 884237 Also structural surveys E-mail: [email protected] www.vdg.co.uk
41 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD 2 Dales Football match with another for Alfred from Our young Under 9 Josh Luchford and one from Oliver squad played Catterick Scott to make it 5-2 with less than a Garrison away 6x6 as quarter of an hour to go and Dales we were short. Garrison seemed to be cruising for a well have produced a very deserved victory. A lucky goal then put strong team and heart into Bedale and positions were although the final score was reversed with Bedale pounding Dales “unfavourable”, Dales continue to scoring 3 more, the decider on final improve with a particularly good whistle to grasp a 5-6 victory. performance from Freddie Lundberg. Dales then had a play off match For the following friendly match, against the younger Bedale Under 11s, the 2 teams were mixed up and this following our loss the previous resulted in a really good game. Finally, Wednesday. Having only 8 players we they played Leyburn at home. Again, were content to play 8x9 against a Dales played well against a stronger younger team but Bedale insisted on older team and held Leyburn until just 8x8. Consequently, the game was rather before half time. With no substitute, one sided with Dales scoring 9 in each Dales were noticeably tiring on a warm half but Bedale never let their heads morning and conceded 5 more. Dexter down and secured 2 very justified Nathan-Thomas played very strongly in goals. For the second half Dales again both matches. Coen Pickard-Sparne offered to play 8x9 or even 7x9 but missed the Garrison match but played despite losing, Bedale, still insisted on very well against Leyburn. 8x8. When awarded a goal kick, Bedale With all the rush at the end of the even told the referee it should have season, I don’t have full reports for all been a corner to 2Dales such was their matches but the Under 12s played sportsmanship. The ref stuck to his Bedale at home. Dales seem to have a guns. Scorers were Alfred 5, Jack mindset that they can’t beat Bedale but Dalton (our stalwart defender 4, Lenny this time Eidur Pickard-Sparne scored Blowes, OG, Oliver 4, I think, Eidur 2 an early goal from Alfred Atkin and and another defender Ben Alderson. another from a goalkeeping error but Our final outing of the season was Bedale pulled one back just before half the League One Day Cup tournament at time. After the break Alfred scored Catterick Village which includes a only for Bedale to pull one back. Dales number of Harrogate league clubs then took control and dominated the joining the League for Phase 3. I have Chas’s report: 2Dales drawn in a group with Pannal M. GUY - PLUMBING Ash, Boroughbridge, Bedale U12. Mini For all your plumbing requirements league 15minutes per game, winners go through to final. AGAS & RAYBURNS SERVICED First game against Pannal Ash, good play from Oliver and Alfred gave us a 2 Tel: 01748 - 825640 -0 lead, good defence with Sam, Jack &
42 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Ben keeping a clear sheet, Eidur was The way the results finished both working and got his reward with a goal Boroughbridge and 2Dales had the to make it 3-0, Nicholas in goal saved a same points and goal difference, so a couple of long shots, Lenny was busy penalty shoot out was called. 5x players when he came off the bench final score from each team, Oliver scored first 1- 4-0. 0, Sam saved their penalty, Jack 2nd Game Boroughbridge. (tougher scored 2-0, Sam saved again, Alfred opponents) The game flowed both ways scored 3-0, Sam saved again 2Dales with both teams having chances to went through to the Final, score, eventually 2Dales pressure paid Final 2Dales against Clifford JFC. off and we took a 1-0 lead. Chris Shaw joined 2Dales for 9v9. Boroughbridge came straight back and Clifford were the better team put 2Dales under pressure. Good work throughout, 2Dales had a couple of from Sam, Jack & Ben in defence kept chances but eventually lost 0-4. But a the score at 1-0, then Eidur passed to great achievement to reach the final. Alfred who beat two players and We would warmly welcome scored: 2-0. additional players for each team for 3rd Game against Bedale U12, (old next season. Enemy) good start we took the lead 1-0, David Williams then pressure from Bedale and they 01748 884650 scored two quick goals 1-2, then a slight [email protected] lack in concentration and it was 1-3.
43 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Two Dales WI July Outing Facebook at Two Dales WI. August The July meeting of Two Dales WI will Please note, there is no meeting in be at 7.00pm on Tuesday 9th July with August. a visit to Brymor Ice Cream, High Jervaux Farm, Jervaux, Masham HG4 Used Stamps 4PG. A talk on the story of Ice cream I would like to thank you all again for making at Brymor, “From Cow To Cone” the stamps you save. It is amazing how will be followed by refreshments and of many keep coming in. Please remember course, ice cream. Meet outside Hudson to leave the stamp on the envelope and House, Reeth at 6.15pm prompt for car cut leaving at least 1cm around the sharing. Friends of members are stamp. If the perforations around the welcome at £10 to include edge are damaged they have no value. refreshments. Alternatively, just tear with a generous Two Dales W.I. is based in Reeth amount around the edge of the stamp and meets at 7.30pm on the second and I will trim them. Tuesday of the month. Please contact Many thanks again to Reeth Post Janet Pogson on 01748 886357 or Office, Muker Stores and Swaledale [email protected] for further Woollens for being the drop off points. information on your WI; or find us on Sue Thompson
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44 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Kim and Richard REETH GARAGE LTD. Atkinson ARKENGARTHDALE ROAD, REETH, RICHMOND, WELCOME YOU NORTH YORKSHIRE. DL11 6QT TO
The fuel station is fully open with JET fuel - a trusted brand from distributor Tate Oil of Otley. With a price at time of going to press of UNLEADED @ 131.9 pence per litre* DIESEL @ 134.1 pence per litre* we are competitive with Tesco, Murco etc.
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Don't forget our forecourt shop: The oldest inn in Reeth From coal, fuel cans and cleaning fluids to wellingtons, WD40 and washing up bowls which are on offer Quality accommodation in blue or red with raised handles for easy lifting at only £3.95. Try us. Excellent food We may have something you need
Monday - Friday: 8.00am - 6.00pm (Very popular Sunday Carvery) Saturday: 8.30am - 12.30pm Sunday: Closed A fine selection of Tyres Batteries Exhausts Servicing MOT Real Ales and Wines *Prices may vary www.reethgarage.co.uk And a warm welcome Tel. 01748 884213 TEL. 01748 - 884243
45 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Reeth Parish Council had responsibility for them. Planning Application: An objection by a May 2019 member of the public regarding the planning application for change of use Officers: Coun Kendall was appointed from a residential to a hotel garden at as Chair, Coun Frankland as Vice Chair, the Burgoyne Hotel was discussed. Coun Kendall as Market Rep and Coun Bus parking: Following previous Longstaff as the representative on the discussions about overnight parking of Memorial Hall committee. The clerk the Little White Bus next to the was reappointed. Applications for co- shelter, Coun Blackie attended the opted members would be invited. meeting to explain the background to Memorial Bench: Coun Frankland was the situation. As the service had liaising with the family of the late Jack expanded to cover longer hours at Alderson about placing a memorial either end of the day, it was necessary bench on the village green. to keep the bus in Reeth overnight in Highways: The clerk would liaise with order to maintain the timetable. On the department and members of the Sundays it was taken away for council to arrange a site meeting to maintenance and cleaning and when explain the exact location of various returned, had to be left somewhere problems in the parish. Coun Frankland the next volunteer driver could easily said that the verge opposite the find it. Councillors felt that their Bottom Shop should be added to the original suggestion of a designated list as vehicles parking there were place on the cobbles for the buses causing the wall to collapse into the would be the best solution, even though field. There was also a problem with this wouldn’t always be needed during tarmac breaking up near the Copper the week. Tracy Little Kettle – this would be inspected to ascertain whether it was part of the TREVOR J. HIRD village green or the road. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Street lighting: Coun Frankland would prepare a map showing the location of No job too small FREE estimates the lights which were turning off at PAT Testing Specialist midnight to help identify which body Telephone 01748 832238
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General Building & Maintenance Property renovations / Roofing Kitchen fitting / Joinery Bathroom suites / Tiling Painting & Decorating Patios / Landscaping / Ground maintenance Free estimates / Insurance quotes No Job too small D Reynoldson 11, Place Hill, Reeth, Richmond North Yorkshire, DL11 6SD 01748884309 / 07792458801 Email: [email protected]
47 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Brass In Ripon Contest but coming second out of 14 bands it was never the less gratifying for Saturday June 1st saw a great day for Leyburn to get the most marks for brass banding with the Brass in Ripon quality of musical performance Contest held in the Cathedral Church Leyburn also won the Hymn Tune of St. Peter and St. Wilfred, Ripon. Class and the cup for their playing of This entertainment contest for third, an arrangement of the hymn tune Slane fourth, unregistered and youth bands – ‘Lord of all hopefulness, Lord of all had 14 bands vying for the prizes. joy.’ The arrangement was specially Each band had to perform a short written for Leyburn to play in this programme of their own choice lasting contest by Rebecca Lundberg the no more than 20 minutes. This aspect band’s conductor. Leyburn also won the of the competition gives the audience cup for best soloist for their rendition some quality music making. It has to of Pater Noster, which was an include a march, hymn tune and solo, emotional performance played by their for which prizes and trophies are Principal Cornet player Emma Lundberg. awarded. Marks are given by the This original piece of music was professional for quality of music played composed by Rebecca Lundberg and by two ‘lay’ adjudicators for the specially for her sister Emma to play on performance element. Eb cornet. Although not outright winners this year Well done Leyburn this was a fantastic team effort by everyone.
DORANT NEW CAR? We probably can - most makes. Let us quote you. USED CAR? We surely can - choice of 25,000!! Let us quote you. LCV / DOUBLE CAB? Of course we can - new or used. Let us quote you. FINANCE? We certainly can. PCP Contract Hire Lease Purchase Hire Purchase Let us quote you. Part exchange welcome. Jed Collins, Bridge Garage, Reeth 01748 - 884245 Service MOT Parts Tyres Bodywork
48 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Melbecks Parish Council Hall were signed. Financial Risk Assessment, Annual Governance May 2019 statement and Accounting statement
Election of Officers: Cllr R. Alderson were unanimously agreed by councillors was unanimously elected as Chair and Peat Gate and Brocca Bank: The Cllr Crapper was unanimously elected as cattle grid and blocked gutters to be Vice-Chair. reported to Highways. Co-opted vacancy: Candidates who New cattle grid at Hill Top: RDC Cllr have shown an interest in the co-opted Blackie was asked to raise this with vacancy for Parish Councillor would be Highways. asked to send in a summary of their Planning: Ghyll Foot Tearooms - skills and attend a Special Parish approved conditionally. Council meeting. Next meeting: Thursday July 25th at Finance: Cheques for the hire of Low 7.30pm in Gunnerside Village Hall. Row Institute and Gunnerside Village Nikki Adams
Dry Quality Logs Cake Stall
We are holding a cake stall on the 2nd For Sale August on Reeth Green for HomeStart Richmondshire. Please come and 01748 811 110 support us.
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Don’t forget, the Library at Hudson House is running the Summer Reading Challenge again this summer for children from 4 to 11. Come and sign up for the Challenge any Saturday or Wednesday between 10.00am and 3.30pm from Saturday 13 July. You can collect a “reward” for every two books you borrow from summer and return them at the end of Hudson House library and read at the holidays. home, up to a maximum of six books This year’s theme is Space Chase, so over the summer holidays, every all the rewards are space-based – they Wednesday and Saturday. might be book marks, stickers, or a But remember, the library is open flying rocket, but they will all be to do seven days a week, 10.00am to 4.00pm, with space. so you can pop in and change your books See how many rewards you can anytime, using our self-service system. collect. Can you rise to the challenge of If it’s difficult for you to get to Reeth reading six books? You’ll get a very often, you can choose all your six certificate at the end if you do. books in one visit, read them over the Any questions or need more info, contact: Elizabeth Bedford on 886974 Table Top Sale [email protected]; or Saturday 27th July Maggie Kentsbeer on 884186 [email protected] 10.00am-12.30pm at Reeth Memorial Hall Property Maintenance A variety of stalls, tombola and & General Building raffle plus refreshments available Building work & property maintenance Donations of prizes, cakes gratefully undertaken Plumbing, tiling, plastering received Kitchen & bathroom fitting All proceeds to the Joinery works Reeth Community Bus Small jobs welcome Free No Obligation estimates Enquiries or to book a table contact: Also detail plans prepared for planning applications Jill 01748 880130 or Contact Gary Tel. 01748 886691 / Mob. 07896 147207 Gail 01748 880021 E-mail [email protected]
50 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD Kearton Country Hotel, Thwaite
Tea Rooms 01748 825962 07837 955869 Restaurant & Bar
Open Daily 11.00am-4.45pm Mon-Thurs 10.00am-4.45pm Fri-Sun Lunches served 12.00-3.00pm.
Tea rooms & licenced James Peacock restaurant open daily 11.00am – 5.00pm Mon to Fri Solid Fuel 10.00am – 5.00pm Sat - Sun Lunches served 12.noon- 3.00pm Merchant
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evening meals Good quality fuels at Join our guests & experience our competitive prices. warm friendly hospitality. Deliveries to Wensleydale, Evening meal reservation only Swaledale and Coverdale. Real ale & fine wines No delivery too small.
Tel 01748 886277 Tel. 01969 650212/650465 Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected]
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Free Family Storytelling Cosy Holiday Cottage Sessions Attached to owners’ farmhouse on Hill Farm in Arkengarthdale. Stuck for something to do in the Sleeps 2. No pets. E.M. on request. summer holidays? Why not come Mrs Gladys Atkinson along to the storytelling sessions in Tel. 01748 884550 the Orchard at Hudson House. Local legend Rhoda Fraser will be entertaining children of any age with her tales every Wednesday at 11.00am, for about 1½ hours, through the holidays. If it’s wet, we’ll be inside. Bring your children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews – they just need an adult with them. And it’s free. Dressing up is encouraged, especially if it’s linked YORKSHIRE FOOT CLINICS to the story theme that week. Podiatry/Chiropody Wed 24th July - Pirate day Alex Kravchenko MChS, BSc Pod (Hons) Wed 31st July - Tales from Nail cutting, callus, corns & other countries ingrowing nails Wed 7th August - Princesses All treated in the comfort of your home and knights Tel. Richmond 850020 Wed 14th August - Space Or Hawes 667449 Wed 21st August - Old Always insist on state registered McDonald's Farm Wed 28th August - Mad Martyn Leaver Hatter’s tea party There’ll be colouring and puzzles to Dry Stone Waller do before the story and juice and a Farm or domestic work biscuit or two afterwards. Bring a Drystone or facewalling rug or some cushions as the ground Fence repairs and paving may be a bit hard. Any questions or Misc jobs etc need more info, contact: Thwaite 01748 886025 Elizabeth Bedford on 886974 Mob: 07971 456 043 [email protected]; or Maggie Kentsbeer 884186 To advertise in the Gazette contact: [email protected] [email protected]
52 REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD S.J.R Plumbing Services For all of your domestic Plumbing requirements. C & G/Advanced C & G Qualified Reliable With Very Competitive Rates Based in Reeth 01748-884036 Or 07977-297563 Stewart Teale Landscape Gardener All aspects of hard landscaping General garden maintenance Over 20 years experience For a free estimate Tel: 01748 884705 – 07782849379
D. J. OLNEY Painter & Decorator Interior & Exterior Call 01748 884065 or 07801 026 006
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Come along and meet your Lower Swaledale & Arkengarthdale District Councillor Richard Good at a July Ward Advice Surgery 1st Grinton & Ellerton Parish Council, To discuss issues of interest or concern Grinton Parish Hall. 7.15pm 6th Arkengarthdale School 360 Thurs 18 July 6.00-7.00pm years celebration event at the At Hudson House, Reeth School. 1.00pm - 4.00pm 29th 3hattrio, Reeth Memorial Hall. 12th The Lollypops & Moptops Show 8.00pm with The Dreamers, Reeth Memorial Hall. 8.00pm September 13th Start of children’s Summer 12th Duncan Chisholm, Reeth Reading Challenge, Sign up at Memorial Hall. 8.00pm Reeth library, Hudson House 27th Gaelforce, Reeth Memorial Hall. 18th TLC @Gunnerside. Cathy Berg 8.00pm from the YDNP talking about annual visits to Romania and farming practices there, Gunnerside Village Hall. 7.30pm Advertise here for free. 20th Mobile skip on Reeth Green 20 words or less. 20th Coffee Morning Reeth Non-business adverts only. Evangelical Cong Church. 10.00am to noon For Sale 22nd Reeth Parish Council Reeth Memorial Hall. 7.00pm Miele S6210 Electric Hoover. Only 2 24th Family storytelling, Hudson years old. Perfect condition. All House. 11.00am attachments and 2 new hoover bags. August Tel 01748 884318 7th Family storytelling, Hudson House. 11.00am TLC@Gunnerside 9th Freya – the musical, Reeth Memorial Hall .7.30pm The Thursday Ladies Club meets at 14th Family storytelling, Hudson 7.30pm on the fourth Thursday of the House. 11.00am month in Gunnerside Village Hall. 20th - 23rd Reeth Evangelical Congr. On 18 July Cathy Berg from the Church Holiday Bible Club YDNP is talking about annual visits to 21st Family storytelling, Hudson Romania and farming practices there. House. 11.00am Questions/queries: contact Sue 24th Scrummy Afternoon Tea, TLC Barron on 01748 884937. Visitors and @Gunnerside Village Hall. new members always very welcome. 2.30 - 4.30pm Where else can you get so much fun for 28th Family storytelling, Hudson a fiver? (And that’s the annual House. 11.00am subscription, not just one meeting.)
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ANDY MALTON LTD – REETH GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Dry lining/ plastering/ ceiling work Roofing/ pointing/ guttering work Most building repair work carried out Free estimates - No job too small 01748 884621 / 07837645104 [email protected]
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