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To Go Go Go Go HIBALDSTOW VILLAGE VOICE Volume 19 - Number 4 August and September 2016 W PARIS B O H . HY ALD Sponsored by ST CO T S D U S L N A S C E Y B www.glanfordlindsey.lions105e.org.uk I R T I HIBALDSTOW I L V H I N S N U 01652 655470 E G E M Adverts are designed free of charge if required. R G T M V A H O IN LL E L L C The costs are as follows:- G THE VI VILLAGE VOICE OCA Hibaldstow Airfield community W PARISH YBA O C . H LD Full page is £24 (portrait); Half page is £12 (landscape) ST O @merlinrenewables.co.uk T S D U S L N A S C E Y B I R T I HIBALDSTOW I Quarter page is £6 (portrait) L V H I N www.skydiving.co.uk N S U E E G M R G T M For more information contact: V A Charity and Beginner Courses H O IN LL E L L C G THE VI VILLAGE VOICE OCA Sue Mayers on 01652 656402 01652 659454 Kirton Concrete Services Send any adverts for insertion to Hibaldstow [email protected] 01652 656931 Please note that any new adverts or changes to adverts need submitting 01652 657256 by or before the deadline date shown inside the front cover of Village Voice. A. M. Borrill Techrete (UK) Ltd. Caravan Storage Station Road, Scawby LETTING & PROPERTY 07785731106 01652 659454 www.thesteelrooms.com MANAGEMENT Hibaldstow Annual Show Tel: 01652 654269 of Horticulture, Full furnishing service available. www.angelapowell.co.uk We really really do need some We are one of North Lincolnshire’s Bakery and Craft We are chosen for experience in extra volunteers to help with the th full service property managers, Large estate portfolios delivery of the magazine. Sunday 24 July 2016 with over 40 years of property Small private landlords Contact:- 01652 654674 A.S.A.P. Further details inside . management and construction Overseas landlords Corporate lets VILLAGE VOICE CONTACTS experience. Local and national marketing Editor:- Sue Mayers, 1 East Street, Hibaldstow, 01652 656402. [email protected] Adverts:- Sue Mayers - [email protected] - 01652 656402 Finances: - Sylvia Wattam - [email protected] - 01652 652790 Distribution:- Valerie and Peter Moore - 01652 654574 Church:- Rev David Eames - 01652 600860 105-107 Mary Street, Scunthorpe DN15 6LA Council:- Deborah Hotson - 07842201877 Tel:-01724 282971 Email:- [email protected] Editorial Over halfway through the year and one wonders where time has gone to. We have had yet another exceptionally successful Open Gardens Day with the village full of visitors creating such a buzz and wonderful atmosphere with lots of happy smiling faces. The next big event in the village is the Hibaldstow Annual Show so hopefully there will be lots of people supporting it in this, its 30th year, either by Event Day Venue Time exhibiting or just going to the Village Hall to see the wealth of talent Hibaldstow has to offer. Short Mat Bowls Club Every Monday Village Hall 2.00pm Again we are asking for your help in the delivering of Village Voice. Please Scouts Every Monday Village Hall 5.45pm contact Valerie and Peter if you think that you might be able to help. We would 11.00am - be most grateful and really delighted to hear from you. Rural Day Centre Every Tuesday Village Hall Sue Mayers - Editor 2.00pm CONTACT DETAILS Kurling Every Tuesday Village Hall 2.00pm Please submit all contributions for the next edition of Zumba Every Wednesday Village Hall 6.00pm Hibaldstow Village Voice by September 12th 2016 for BOTH articles AND adverts. Short Mat Bowls Club Every Wednesday Village Hall 7.15pm ARTICLES to [email protected] or 1 East Street, Hibaldstow Short Mat Bowls Every Thursday Village hall 7.15pm ADVERTS to [email protected] or Ballroom Dancing Every Friday Village Hall 7.00pm 1 East Street, Hibaldstow Event Day Venue Time Distribution - Valerie and Peter on 01652 654574 Finances - Sylvia Wattam on 01652 652790 Hibaldstow Pop-In Every Monday Church Hall 9.30am [email protected] 1.00pm - Art Class Every Monday Church Hall USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS 3.00pm 1st Tuesday of the Hibaldstow W.I. Church Hall 7.30pm month Last Wednesday of Astronomy Society 7.30pm the month Church Hall Hibaldstow Medical Practice (01652) 650580 3rd Thursday of the History Club 7.30pm month Church Hall Scunthorpe General Hospital (01724) 282282 Bi-monthly on the first Thursday of the Book Club 7.30pm North Lincolnshire Council (01724) 296296 month starting from Church Hall February NHS Direct 0845 4647 Event Day Venue Time National Gas Emergency Service 0800 111 999 Last Friday of the Methodist Cake and Company 2.30pm - 4.30pm month Church Hall Anglian Water 08457 145 145 Communion and Every Wednesday Scawby Church 10.00am Coffee Electricity - Emergency and Supply failures 0800 375 675 Further details of all these events and other events can be found in the respective articles Police (Non-emergency) 101 for the groups/organisations concerned. Hibaldstow Village Voice takes no responsibility for changes in times or venues of the above. HIBALDSTOW PARISH COUNCIL The Brigg Biomass Community Fund Email – [email protected] Fund Overview: Website - http://hibaldstowparishcouncil.org.uk/ The Brigg Biomass Community Fund (Fund) will provide £150,000 to community projects over a three year period. Parish Clerk – Deb Hotson Telephone – 0784 220 1877 The Fund is being administered by national grant-making charity, GrantScape. Queens 90th Birthday Celebrations Each year £50,000 will be available for local groups to apply for grants between There are still some coins left if you have not claimed yours. The Parish Council £500 and £20,000. have resolved to purchase a commemorative coin for children living in the parish The first deadline date for applications is: 31 August 2016. between the ages of 0-16 to mark the 90th Birthday of the Queen this year. There will be one application round to apply to each year. Any funds not allocated to projects will be carried over to the next year. Please complete the form below and deliver to Cllr. David Stothard, Project locations: 49, Greenfield Drive. If you require further coins these will be available to Projects for which grants are requested must be located within 3 miles of the purchase at a cost of £2 if stock allows. Biomass Plant located near to Brigg in North Lincolnshire. A map showing the benefit area can be found on GrantScape’s website. Project Purpose: —––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––- Applications for grants can be for: ● Community building provisions and improvements, (i.e. Village Halls and Queens 90th Birthday Celebrations – Coins Community Centres), particularly those which increase energy efficiency. Name of Child (ren) DoB of Child (ren) Address ● Environmental and wildlife projects, including projects that create and enhance parks and open spaces. ● Educational projects, particularly those which increase awareness of renewable energy sources and their value. ● Any other new or existing community project for the benefit of local residents in the funding area. Eligible Organisations: Eligible organisations, who can apply for funding include: ● Voluntary, community groups ● Parish / Town Councils. ● Schools and educational establishments. ● Social enterprises (provided they operate on a not-for-profit basis) ● Schools, but applications must be through a PTA or ‘Friends of’ group. Applicants need to have a written constitution, a set of rules, or a governing document and will need to have a bank or building society account with a minimum of two signatories in place before applying for a grant. If you don’t have these please consider asking if the Parish / Town Council can apply on Telephone Number: _____________________________________ your behalf. Contacts and Further Questions? Additional coins required at £2.00 per coin: ________________ For further information about the Fund and how to apply, please go to Please complete and take to:- GrantScapes’s website or contact a member of the GrantScape team on: Telephone: 01908 247630 Cllr. David Stothard, 49, Greenfield Drive Email: [email protected] Learn to Drive With N.R.P Services STUART’S Andrew Coulson BARBARA ROBINSON Hedge cutting and Removal Decorating Services SPORTS THERAPY & BOWEN THERAPY Garden Clearances Registered Instructor Paper Hanging Assessment & treatment of postural (See www.smartdriving.co.uk) Turfing related problems, muscle pain, back Laying of Gravel Painting pain, sports injuries, migraines, baby Free - Online Lesson Coving colic, asthma, sciatica, frozen Support and Lesson handouts Fences Erected and Repaired shoulder & other conditions. Light Tree Pruning Exteriors Theory and Hazard Perception Concreting Test Practice Reliable and quality service www.acoulsontherapy.co.uk Patio Repairs Free estimates Ask about block booking offers! External Painting 25 Years Experience Proprietor: Stuart Broadbent Grass Cutting Tel: 01652 650382 For more information ring Tel - 01652 640438 Mob. 07941 31 62 76 07914471389 Mobile - 07788408224 TEL: 07709 985457 Dean Wray NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? Carpets & Vinyls of Brigg ALL ELECTRICAL WORK CARRIED OUT Quality Carpets DOMESTIC - COMMERCIAL Vinyls, Roll Ends at Competitive Prices, Full Rewires Fault finding Domestic and Commercial Security Lighting Free Quotes Free Estimates. PAT Testing Home Buyers Survey Mon - Fri 9.00am - 5.00pm. Testing & Inspection Reports Saturday 9.00am. - 4.00pm Call Us For A Competitive Rate Unit 6 Island Carr Ind. Est. EXCELLENCE AS STANDARD G. S. ELECTRICAL BRIGG, North Lincolnshire TEL: 07782 374956; 01652 654070 Tel:- 01652 659777 Fax:- 01652 659444 4 Willoughby Road, Hibaldstow, North Lincs, DN20 9FE Lammas Day The first of August is Lammas Day and used to be a day to HIBALDSTOW BOOK CLUB celebrate the harvest. The name comes from the Anglo Saxon What a fantastic meeting with so many members attending.
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