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Armstice Flood Cycling Day defences World Centenary update Champs! Pages 10/11 Page 12 Page 15 INSIDE Issue 18 | Winter 2018 Awards for all!! Tadcaster volunteers recognised amongst the very best in North

Tadcrafters projects. Tadcaster’s very own Tadcrafters were So far recently announced as winners of these the Yorkshire Post’s Rural Award for have “Community Group of the Year” at a black included tie event at Pavilions of hosted around by BBC broadcaster Harry Gration. The 300 bags for St Leonard’s Hospice (to award, which was open to organisations return belongings to bereaved relatives), David, Kirsty and Steve receiving the Award for TEMPT from Carl Les, Leader, and Robert Windass, Chairman of County Council and Kim Leadbetter. right across Yorkshire, was received from over 70 heart-shaped cushions (for breast Photo: North Yorkshire County Council category sponsor Robert E Fuller, by the surgery patients), over 150 twiddlemuffs (that help to calm people with dementia), directors of the not-for-profit community Heritage Day and Lantern Festival in 100 washable feminine hygiene kits (so interest company, Lynne Howard and Su Tempt February, the first ever Soapbox Derby that girls in developing countries can go to Again hosted at the Pavilions of Morgan, on behalf of many volunteers. in June and Cycling Festival in September school while menstruating), 100s of hats, Harrogate, on the 26th October, the “We are all volunteers in Tadcrafters. when the World Championships come to scarves and blankets that have gone to food town’s event management team, TEMPT, Receiving this award is recognition of, and town.” TEMPT does it’s work by bringing banks and homeless charities, and they have were honoured with receiving the a reward for, all the hard work we do to together organisations like the Flood also supported many other worthy causes. runner-up award for Best Community make a difference to many people’s lives” Action Group, Community Swimming They have made over 3500 poppies for the Group in the County at the North said Su. Pool, Tadcrafters, Riley Smith Hall and WW1 100 year commemoration displays Yorkshire Partnership’s Community Tadcrafters create beautifully hand-crafted many others to put on great events in and the Riley Smith Hall for Awards ceremony. Receiving the Award items mostly from materials that would which hope to attract new people the Armistice Proms and can been seen on behalf of the team were Steve otherwise be thrown away. Volunteers are into the town as well as throughout November. Cobb, David Gluck and Kirsty supported to develop and learn new skills making Tadcaster a vibrant The group meets for a drop-in session Perkins. so that all levels can work on a variety of community to live in. 10am-4pm on the second Tuesday of the The 3 were presented the month in the Manor Farm Centre (opposite Award by Kim Leadbetter, John Smith’s brewery) in Tadcaster, but sister of Jo Cox MP, in many volunteers make things at home recognition of the work and join in that way. The next sessions are undertaken since the November 13th and December 11th and re-opening of the Bridge in new volunteers are always welcome (NB February 2017. TEMPT has the entrance to the building is at the back). co-ordinated a range of events Details of all their projects and how to since that day and has huge plans for support the group are available on their 2019. “It’s a big year ahead for us” says website www.tadcrafters.org.uk and can be Kirsty, “we’re busy planning our next followed on Facebook and twitter.

2 www.visit-tadcaster.co.uk Winter 2018 Winter 2018 www.visit-tadcaster.co.uk 3 TODAY TODAY Tadcaster and Villages Community Engagement Forum (CEF) covers the following parishes: Appleton Roebuck & Acaster Selby; Barkston Ash; Biggin; Bilbrough; Bolton Percy; Church Fenton; Colton & Steeton; Healaugh & Catterton; Little Fenton; Newton Become an Energy Kyme cum Toulston; Oxton; Saxton with Ambassador Hazlewood; Tadcaster; Towton, Grimston & Kirby The CEF has funded two Wharfe with North Milford; and Ulleskelf. training courses to take place at Rosemary House in November and January. Next Public Forum Tadcaster & Villages Community Engagement Forum These courses are open to residents and community kg Our next Public Forum takes place kg kg organisations to learn about on Monday 14th January at 6.30pm kg at the Riley Smith Hall. A New You all aspects about manging This will be focused on health and your energy bills, changing fitness with information about the your suppliers, knowledge latest activities taking place run by about support available, Inspiring Healthy Lifestyles. applying for energy grants, and saving money. The evening will also include a The event will include a taster chair based exercise practical seated chair exercise class, led by qualified Fitness Instructor, Elliot The training is free. class – ahead of the launch of a new www.northyorkshiresport.co.uk/strong-and-steady To book your place Inspiring Healthy Lifestyles (IHL) will also talk about their group to take place in Tadcaster. other health/physical activity services. please email Kate kate@ yorkshirenergydoctor.org.uk “Inspiring healthy lifestyles (IHL) are the delivery partner for the Strong and Steady programme in the District of Selby. Their classes aim to build strength or ring Emily 07538 253398. and balance in people aged 65 and over through a variety of exercises. In September 2018 IHL launched their first classes, one taking place at Selb Town Hall and the other at Sherburn Community Centre. They are now lookingy Community Funding to develop the programme to include a class in a Tadcaster community venue”. The CEF receives an annual in the group. Monday 14th January 2019 at 6.30pm Join the Tadcaster & Villages FREE Food & budget that it can distribute to Refreshments SDDF’s Riley Smith Hall, 28 Westgate, Tadcaster, LS24 9AB CEF Disability Action Group groups and organisations within This is an exciting new group that has been Development the area. There are two types of Also at the event you will have the opportunity to speak to your Councillors, Officer Emily staff from Council, North Yorkshire Highways, North Yorkshire created to support and address the needs funding available; grant funding and Police, and other Community and Voluntary Organisations of people living with a disability in the CEF will support Visit www.selby.gov.uk/cefs Please contact the project funding. Democratic Services team for further information on area. you throughout. This is a wonderful opportunity 01757 705101 or [email protected] Working together, we will meet monthly This new to develop new ideas, purchase to support one another and discuss your initiative is

essential equipment or help to local needs, creating a united voice to being funded by Tadcaster and Villages fund community initiatives. Once completed, please email action change, provide solutions and inform Community Engagement Forum Assistance is available to help you plan it to [email protected] decision makers. To find out more you can contact Emily and complete your application. If you need any assistance, or advice, Free transport for the first year is available on: 07538 253398 or How do you apply? when making an application please for anyone volunteering to be involved [email protected] You can find all the relevant information contact our Development Officer, and forms from: www.selby.gov.uk/cefs/ Chris Hailey-Norris funding [email protected] To find out more about the work of the Tadcaster and Villages CEF please visit www.selby.gov.uk/cefs

4 www.visit-tadcaster.co.uk Winter 2018 Winter 2018 www.visit-tadcaster.co.uk 5 TODAY TODAY Prepare for the festive TADCASTER season at Bolton Percy TOWN COUNCIL Christmas Market The Ark, 33 Kirkgate, Tadcaster. North Yorkshire. LS24 9AQ t: 01937 834113 e: [email protected] w: tadcastertowncouncil.co.uk The beautiful Grade 1 listed All Saints’ Office Open: Monday to Thursday, 9.30 am to 12.30 pm (closed Fridays) Church in the Ainsty village of Bolton Percy will once again be home to this year’s Bolton WINTER NEWSLETTER Percy Christmas Market. Held on Saturday November 24th from 1pm to 4pm, there will be lots of stalls - many new for 2018 - showcasing locally-produced home and garden decorations, tasty cheese Tadcaster and chutneys, plus toiletries, jewellery, gifts for all the family, cards and wrapping paper. There will also be lots of home baking Civic so you can treat yourself to something yummy, and Santa himself will be making an Service appearance between 2pm and 3pm! As usual the church will be beautifully 2018 decorated for Christmas to create a festive The annual Civic Service is atmosphere, and this year shoppers will hosted by the Mayor of Tadcaster be treated to a rousing performance by and brings together local Civics Appleton Roebuck Primary School choir as well as Councillors and from 3pm. representatives from local groups

This will be the sixth Christmas Market to and organisations. The service Popple Well Springs be held in the village of Bolton Percy, and was held in St Mary’s Church and Christmas Fayre each year the event becomes more and followed by refreshments at the more popular attracting visitors from far and Old Boys’ Sunday School. As Saturday 17th November wide. well as a celebration of the work So why not head along to the Bolton Percy that is done by local groups and 11.00am - 3.00pm volunteers it is also an opportunity Christmas Market where you can spend time Join us for our Christmas Shopping Fayre to raise money for charities. The in the fabulous historic church, make a start collection in Church and a raffle raised £350 Pictured above is this which will feature Jewellery stall, Craft stall, on your Christmas shopping and have some Cake stall, Tombola, and much more! for the Mayor’s chosen charities, which are year’s Mayor, Councillor Don fun! Dementia Forward and St Leonards Hospice Mackay and Mayoress, Mrs All welcome, our coffee shop will be open for Bolton Percy Christmas Market, Saturday @ Home. Pat Mackay. teas and coffees plus snacks and light 24th November 2018, 1pm-4pm, All Saints’ lunches – Come along and see Gary & Eeyore Bolton Percy. our Christmas Donkeys £2.50 per person entrance fee, children under 11 get free entry. Santa’s Grotto open 2-3pm, Santa tickets cost £3. www.allsaintsboltonpercy.co.uk Road, Tadcaster, LS24 9FG, Tel: 01937 530933

6 Winter 2018 WINTER NEWSLETTER Tadcaster Town Council 7 TODAY www.visit-tadcaster.co.uk TADCASTER TREAT

Christmas Market and Festival SUNDAY 2 DECEMBER

Tadcaster Christmas Market – Kirkgate and Westgate 9.30am – 3.30pm Once again we host a variety of businesses, charities and local groups at our Christmas Market. Come along and pick up some great Christmas gifts, local Tadcaster Treat Annual Lunch Party 2019 produce and food stalls. Some of the local shops and food outlets will also be open. Minster FM will be broadcasting throughout the day. Are you aged 70 or over, live in Tadcaster or Stutton, and enjoy a good meal with entertainment? If so, why not come along on Saturday 23 March 2019 and join us for Kirkgate and Westgate will be closed this annual get together in the Riley-Smith Hall in Tadcaster. from 6am – 6pm To receive your invitation to this free event, please complete the details required below, (even if you have attended before) and return this form to Mrs Christine Bleasby, 10 Riley Smith Hall 10am – 3pm Edgerton Drive, Tadcaster, LS24 9QW by 1 February 2019. Or email your details to Craft and Gift stalls, Café and Bar, the RI Golden Rail Band [email protected] 5pm – Community Cinema showing Christmas Film “Elf”

Mr/Mrs/Miss...... St Mary’s Church 3.30pm First Name...... Surname...... Christingle Service

Address...... Tadcaster Methodist Saturday 1 December and Sunday 2 December (10am – 3pm) ...... Post Code ...... Christmas Trees, Candles and Café Date of Birth ...... Telephone no ...... Featuring a photo opportunity in an interactive Nativity Scene

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Servicemen who Norman Jackson Fred Dennison George Stead died in 1914 George William Joseph Forth Clifford Harry Appleby, Jakeman Oliver Garbutt Francis Joseph William Harker Arthur Johnson Ernest Hartley Robert Frankland Wilson Steele John Kavanagh John Albert Hickson Leonard Harland Henry Taylor Arthur Kellett Joseph Parker Hill Leonard Wilson George Maurice Arthur Lister Harris Servicemen who Lindley Lawrence Lister Horace Henry died in 1915 Briscomb Morris Harry Lofthouse Hawkins James Atkinson Richard Pearson Richard Jarvis Lowe John Francis Hullay Lawn Birdsall Plows William Marshall Walter Preston Ferdinand Banton Frank Poole Henry Maskill Humpherson Bradley Francis James Taylor Thomas Arnold Pratt Charles Iredale John Neville Bromet Frederick Terry John Thomas George Laycock John Butler Henry George Robinson William Lamb Reuben Walter Wadman William Edgar Joseph Leddy Frederick Mason Thomas Weaver Rumbold Jack Metcalfe John William Weaver Robert Fearby Wood Thomas Setterington Herbert Nelson Thomas Weaver Thomas Eyre Smith Charles Pearson Plows Harry West Servicemen who Tadcaster Arthur Southern Ernest Pearson Plows William Wilson died in 1917 Joseph Spencer James Potter Arthur George Amies Remembered Them Herbert Tate Charles Simpson Servicemen who Frederick Aldous Harold John Job Smith died in 1916 John Ashton On Sunday 11th November guns fell silent. Over the past 4 Thompson Samual Leslie Smith Tadcaster commemorated the years the names of those who died Thomas Birdsall George Henry Bean 100th Anniversary of the end of in 1914 – 1917 have been read out. Henry Tillett John William Albert Claydon Harry Beaumont the First World War. This year the list of those who died Southern The Remembrance Day Parade saw in 1918 and 1919 were read out to Frank Fisher James Bradford a great gathering of the military and complete the list of those who are Servicemen who Frank William Sykes Richard Mason Freer John Neville Bromet uniformed services led by the York remembered on the War Memorial. died in 1918 (and George Tate John William Garbutt Alfred Brown RI Golden Rail Band. They paraded You can see the complete list of the some 1919) William F Thompson to St Mary’s Church to join a packed names on this page and they can, John Harland Richard Brown congregation for the church service, of course, be viewed on the War George Atkinson John Tullett Thomas Matthew Percy Grace which was also broadcast to a Memorial. Harold Blake George Willis Turton packed Sunday School. Following Tadcaster also took part in the Harland Charlesworth the Church Service the parade “Battle’s Over, a Nation’s Tribute” by Edgar Athlene Michael Towhey Charles Hill Joseph Layfield Clark marched to the War Memorial, the lighting of the Town’s Beacon on Broadwith Ernest Ward met by more residents joining to the evening of 11th November, which Alfred Brown Tom Noble Whincup Henry Hodgson John Edward Clough commemorate our fallen Heroes symbolised the ‘light of hope’ that Edward Elisha Iredale Major William Dalton and marking 100 years since the emerged from the darkness of war. Clayton Stearne Tighe Edwards

10 Tadcaster Town Council WINTER NEWSLETTER WINTER NEWSLETTER Tadcaster Town Council 11 Photo Left to right – Robert Brown, Steve Cobb, Sandra Clarke Walking for Health – Photo by David Bowgett come and join us!

A group of local Tadcaster residents They are a friendly bunch and you may have recently been trained as walk discover and learn about bits of Tadcaster leaders for Walking for Health, a that you haven’t seen before. scheme supported by Tadcaster The Tadcaster walks start at 10am from Medical Centre. the roundel in the Bus Station, near the Walking for Health is ’s largest Medical Centre and usually end at a network of health walks with over 375 nearby café. active schemes, helping people across the country lead a more active lifestyle. The next walks planned are: They have been active for over 14 years, Friday 23 November improving the mental and physical well- Friday 7 December being of thousands of people. Friday 25 January Walks are short and over easy terrain, and are open to everyone but are If you would like further information go to especially aimed at those who are least www.walkingforhealth.org.uk and search active. for Tadcaster. flood The Stutton Road “Best defences - update Kept Allotment Competition” The Environment Agency and Breheny whilst it settles, the works have now been 10 year anniversary Civil Engineering have been working completed.. together to carry out scheduled We apologise for any inconvenience caused The winner of the 2018 Best Kept Stutton Road maintenance works on the flood during these works and appreciate your Allotment Waiting List Allotment and recipient of the Clarke Trophy defences in Tadcaster. patience. Ever thought of having an for the second year running is Robert Brown. The current earthwork embankments on the We continue to work with the town council allotment? The Town Council A “Highly Commended” certificate also went to west bank have been re-profiled / brought and flood action group to help raise provides allotments at two sites Claire Smith. back to their original design level, and any awareness of and resilience to flood risk in - the end of Stutton Road and The trophy and highly commended certificate were damage repaired. the town. behind Westfield Crescent. As well recently presented at the Coach and Horses by This has also included the crest width being And will keep you up to date with any future as the obvious benefit of growing Councillor Steve Cobb. increased providing a better footpath facility plans for the town. your own fruit and veg having an The Competition is in memory of Roger Clarke who for the community to enjoy views of the river. For those at risk of flooding in the town, and allotment is a great way to get was a long standing allotment holder at the site. Mrs During the works temporary sandbag who have not already done so, please take outdoors, get fit and meet new Sandra Clarke, who was at the presentation said. “It is defences were installed to ensure that the the opportunity to sign up for our free flood people. If you are interested please ten years since Roger’s tree was planted outside the flood defence standard was maintained. warning service via www.gov.uk/sign-up-for- contact the Council. We currently allotment and I would like to say a heartfelt thank you However due to several issues the work flood-warnings and use the Tadcaster Flood have a short waiting list so you to all who contributed towards it. The tree has grown took longer than was originally planned. Action Group website for more localised probably wouldn’t have to wait long in strength and blooms every Spring. It is a reminder But we are happy to say that, apart from information on flood risk to start digging! of all the happy times Roger and I spent there.” some minimal fencing to protect the turf www.tadcasterfloodaction.org

12 Tadcaster Town Council WINTER NEWSLETTER WINTER NEWSLETTER Tadcaster Town Council 13 Tadcaster Christmas £10,000

Illuminations £9,000

Fundraising Appeal £8,000 Great news for our future illuminations appeal. So far we £7,000 have received donations totalling £1500, which will be matched by the Council to give a total of £3000. £6,000 We have received donations from the following businesses: Allen’s Ironmongers Bridge Street Dental Practice Bromets Solicitors Clayfever £5,000 The Chocolate Box Footlogic Halifax Building Society Kirkgate Dental Surgery £4,000 Moorhouse Opticians Rebel Roses Sainsburys Sapori di Napoli £3,000 Tadcaster Business Centre Vanilla Interiors Tadcaster to host UCI Road World Many more have pledged to donate. We have also received £2,000 a very generous donation from Tadcaster Methodist Church Championships race start and donations from individual Councillors and residents. If you or your business would like to make a donation, for £1,000 Tadcaster is to host a race start as the UCI Road World this year only the Council will match that amount. For further Championships comes to Yorkshire next year. The Selby district details please contact us at The Ark. is also included on the route for other cycling races during the nine-day event, which is set to attract visitors from across the globe. YOUR TOWN The UCI Road World Championships is the district will also see riders involved in biggest event in the cycling calendar. Riders the women’s junior and men’s under-23 compete for their countries rather than road races, as they make their way from COUNCILLORS for individual race teams. It’s the only time Doncaster to Harrogate. These races will this happens outside of the Olympics. This come into the district at Kellington, before TADCASTER WEST WARD: Margaret Middlemiss T: 01937 834872 year the championships have been held in heading to Monk Fryston, Sherburn-in-Elmet Don Bain Mackay T: 01937 835776 Jean Chiswick M: 07813 077892 Austria, and it was there that the routes for and Tadcaster. Ian Edmondson T: 01937 830304 the 2019 event to be held in Yorkshire were Leader of Selby District Council, Cllr Mark Dr Greg Lodge M: 07877094821 SELBY DISTRICT announced in September. Crane, explained his delight at the area’s Chris Metcalfe T: 01937 832501 COUNCILLORS: Dr Claire Stephenson M:07532 673875 Don Bain Mackay T: 01937 835776 Tadcaster is one of four start points for involvement in such a high profile world Richard Sweeting M: 07842 164034 Richard Sweeting M: 07842 164034 the para-cycling road races to be held on sporting event, “What a great opportunity Vacancy Chris Metcalfe T: 01937 832501 the first day of the championships, Saturday for Tadcaster – and all the other places in NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY 21 September 2019. Riders will race to our area on race routes. These events will TADCASTER EAST WARD: Harrogate, which is the finish location for all bring with them the very best cyclists in COUNCIL – TADCASTER: David Bowgett M: 07908 112444 the World Championship races during the the world and thousands of spectators. It’s Steve Cobb T: 01937 835381 Don Bain Mackay T: 01937 835776 event. The para-cycling races will be one of a fantastic opportunity to show the world Fiona Greig M: 07711 691413 the qualifiers for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, what our area has to offer. We know from Tadcaster Town Council is not wholly responsible for the views expressed so will attract the very best riders. last year’s Tour de Yorkshire that Tadcaster in this newsletter, which may be those of various contributors. On Friday 27 September 2019, the Selby can put on a great show.”

14 Tadcaster Town Council WINTER NEWSLETTER Winter 2018 www.visit-tadcaster.co.uk 15 TODAY Tadcaster leads the way as a STAR Lantern Parade 2019 (Multi-Academy Trust)is born… – Save the Date! On 1 May 2018 the STAR leadership development and On Sunday 10th February next year this space for news! Multi-Academy Trust (MAT) enhance staff professional TEMPT is organising our 3rd annual IF you’d like to get involved came into being. This was the development. At a time of Heritage Day and Lantern Parade… in Lantern making and the culmination of a great deal of reduced funding in schools, once again we will be bringing artists parade, please contact David work over the last two years our formal partnership into the town to work with our good and Kirsty via our website – and one that we hope will can more easily achieve friends Tadcrafters in constructing a host www.tadcaster-events.com. strengthen the existing strong partnership ‘better value’ and financial stability by having of amazing lanterns to parade through between our 10 schools even further. more efficient central and shared services the town and gathering again at the Riley So what are the benefits? Our schools want and enabling individual schools within the Smith Hall for warming drinks, cakes and to determine their own futures, rather than partnership to focus more resources on entertainment. being ‘done to’. The education landscape teaching, learning and pupil/student support. Also on the day we will be organising a is fast becoming one where academy If you are interested in being a Governor at Medieval Market and great entertainment trusts are becoming the ‘norm’ and the any of our schools, please contact Martyn by our friends Frei Compagnie and the capacity of Local Authorities to drive school Sibley (CEO) at [email protected] for more Towton Battlefield Society, along with improvement is diminishing. The culture of information. many other treats in store…so watch our trust is very much one where schools will retain their own distinctiveness but also Monk Fryston C of E Primary School benefit through collaboration. TGS is a very Joined: 1 May 2018 Tadcaster Methodist Church successful and unique place and by being part Riverside Primary School of the STAR MAT we will be able to keep it Joined: 1 May 2018 Christmas Trees, Candles that way! Saxton C of E Primary School and Cafe We want our students to achieve even Joined: 1 May 2018 better outcomes and for all of our schools to become outstanding. We will continue to Tadcaster Grammar School secure local capacity for school improvement Joined: 1 May 2018 and share best practise. We will provide Sherburn Hungate Primary School appropriate levels of challenge and support Joined: 1 June 2018 within the partnership and build on strong South Milford Primary School existing relationships and high levels of trust. Joined: 1 June 2018 We are near enough to each other to build a st strong local partnership, building greater Appleton Roebuck Primary School Saturday, 1 Dec 10.00am to 2.00pm community cohesion, and more common Joined: 2 July 2018 Sunday, 2nd Dec 10.00am to 3.00pm activities across all of our schools, benefiting Kellington Primary School students as well as our staff. These will Joined: 2 July 2018 Featuring a photo opportunity in include shared approaches to curriculum planning, teaching and learning. Kirk Fenton C of E Primary School a Nativity scene, Joined: 2 July 2018 Together we want to provide greater children’s stocking fillers and games. Sherburn High School opportunities for recruiting new staff, Café open all day to retain our existing staff, facilitate Due to convert shortly 16 www.visit-tadcaster.co.uk Winter 2018 Winter 2018 www.visit-tadcaster.co.uk 17 TODAY TODAY News from St Leonard’s Hospice A new full time location right in the heart of Tadcaster Here at St Leonard’s Hospice, we are all very excited about Christmas, with our Fair and Santa Dash taking place at York Learn self discipline and self defence RI Hamilton Drive on Saturday 24th November. Registrations are open for the Santa Dash and fee’s include a Santa suit to wear on the day so sign up now: https://www. stleonardshospice.org.uk/Help/Events/ Santa-Dash We also launched our second Strictly St Leonard’s competition, booked for Saturday Health 9th March 2019 at the Riley Smith Hall. If Useful numbers For non emergency calls 111 – you want to be one of only 14 couples who Police for emergencies dial 999 have tuition to learn the Jive, Waltz and www.northyorkshire.police.uk Citizens’ Advice Bureau Viennese Waltz and perform in the finale For all non emergency calls 101 – for emergencies dial 999 (Selby district) in front of your friends and family, please www.citizensadvice.org.uk contact us on 01904 777 777 to snap up North Yorkshire County Council 08444 111 444 your place! You too could be holding the www.northyorks.gov.uk glitter ball just like Tadcaster’s very own 01609 780780 Traveline (independent advice about Jannine and Matt! public transport services) Selby District Council www.traveline.info Est. 2003 www.selby.gov.uk 0871 200 22 33 M. V. Mobility 01757 705101 No obligation home demonstration Tadcaster & Rural Community Part - exchange welcome Scooters Tadcaster Town Council from Interest Company £295 www.tadcastertowncouncil.co.uk 01937 831686 Also available riser/recliner chairs, 01937 834113 www.tadcasterandrural.co.uk wheelchairs, adjustable beds, www.visit-tadcaster.co.uk bath & stair lifts For details of your local parish council you Chairs from Beds Mobile showroom can check via Selby District Council’s £495 from Stepping Stone £695 Appointments only website: www.selby.gov.uk 01937 530288 Call Michael: 01937 558604

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DECEMBER 2018 Tadcaster 1st Tadcaster Albion vs Brighouse Market – every To w n Thursday, early until 2pm – St Joseph’s 1st/ Christmas Trees, Candles and Street (Social Club 2nd Cafe with Nativity, Methodist Car Park) Church, Tadcaster (10am- 3pm) 2nd Christmas Market, Tadcaster town 4th Tadcaster Town Council, Full centre Council, the Ark (7pm) 2nd Christingle Service, St Marys 10th TGS Community Carol Concert, St Tadcaster (3.30pm) Mary’s Tadcaster (7pm) 16th Carol Service, St Marys Tadcaster (6pm) 23rd Contemporary Worship Carol Service, St Mary’s, Church Fenton (7pm) 24th Crib Service, St Mary’s Tadcaster (6pm) 24th Midnight Communion, St mary’s Tadcaster (1130pm) 25th Christmas Day Holy Communion (8am) and Christmas Family Service (10am), St Mary’s Tadcaster 26th Tadcaster Albion vs Pickering Town

Want to find out more about any of the events listed above? Drop David a line at [email protected] or call 01937 831686.

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