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Deeping St James Parish Council Newslettter Summer 2019 Parishes.Lincolnshire.Gov.Uk/Deepingstjames Deeping St James Parish Council Newslettter Summer 2019 parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/DeepingStJames/ Winners Random acts of kindness make a difference to Deeping St James! When Sharon Edwards of BBC year the Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire, are currently 8 coaches and 9 children’s Lincolnshire contacted me to speak on a Toby Dennis presented the Awards on teams and 1 adult walking football team piece about volunteering in the Deepings behalf of the Parish Council. and they received the community group I knew that we were great at volunteering to make the most difference award. Sally here but I had no idea of just how great From an impressive selection this year Donaldson was the person to most make we were! Sharon travels the length and the citizen to most make a difference a difference in the course of doing her job. breadth of the county was named as Noreen Employed at the Deepings School Sally in her quest for news Scattergood who aged 92 has started a running group as part of the stories and she had has only just retired from Wellbeing at School initiative. She has identified the Deepings serving refreshments for the motivated a team of staff to participate in as being top of the tree NHS Blood and Transplant the Couch to 5k group. In her spare time where volunteering is service donors for 25 years. she has helped to start the Don’t Lose concerned! While the young person Hope Café in Bourne. to most make a difference So it is absolutely apt was Alice Teigh involved in There are in short a panoply of exceptional that the largest slice Interact group where as the people living or working within our of Deeping St James Chairman of the group she community and if you would like to see Winner - individual to Annual Parish Meeting is MAD - Noreen Scattergood has organised two quiz nights them or a group of them recognised in given over to the Making raising funds for Parkinson’s the 2020 Making a Difference Awards a Difference Awards where community Disease Charity. Recently established then please contact the Parish Council members are honoured for the invaluable Deeping United Football offer training clerk on 01778 343266 or at clerk. work that they do to make the Deepings sessions three nights during the week [email protected] such a great place in which to live. This and then more at the weekend. There Judy Stevens parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/DeepingStJames/ Summer­­ 2019 1 Nominees in the Groups to most make a difference category The Lunchbox Club at the Methodist Church, represented here by Ann Robinson provides a Police Station volunteers without whom the police station would meal and a social outlet to not be open to the public. Not only offering this valuable service older people in the parish. they also opened the Station for the first time for the general public last summer. The team of volunteers that bring the Deepings the Father Christmas sleigh comprises of members from both the local The members of Deeping First Responders have been Lions and the Rotary Club. Collecting money from the Deepings responding to 999 calls within the community since December and surrounding areas in 2018 they raised over £10,000! 2001.They have given more and more time to training in order to give the best service to the community and have supported many local events as First Aiders. For generations the Oddfellows have provided help for their members whether financial or social. In the last year the Nene and Welland branch have provided invaluable fundraising for the Deepings Youth Group through a carefully crafted programme of events The library volunteers continue to support our ever growing all year library, new groups, clubs, events, care home outreach, age concern book group, baby group and toddler groups, story times, school events, local scout and guiding visits, nursery visits, adult craft club, adult games clubs are ALL run by volunteers. The group who make up The Friends of DSJ, work tirelessly to keep our village looking When the Youth Club lost funding from LCC this could have very attractive by been the end of a vital resource for the young people of the area. seasonally planting The new trustees and committee came together to ensure this tubs and planters vital service was retained for the youngsters, giving their time around our village. and efforts free of charge so that the youngsters have a safe and pleasurable environment to meet. 2 Summer 2019 parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/DeepingStJames/ Melvyn Landan joined the Deepings Mens Group in 1994 and became an assistant charity officer in 1995 and senior charity organiser in 1998. Since then, as well as issuing equipment he has been the main contact point for the DMG and has maintained all the stock records and looked after the site. Last year Steve Canham celebrated 25 years as a local Scouting leader currently: Explorer Leader, County Staged Events Advisor and Network Group Leader. Deena 1-r Melvyn Landen, Steve Canham, Deena Burkitt, Simon Marshall, Stuart Hall, Lord Lieutenant, Burkitt has organised the Thursday Age Carole Bremner, Brian & Norah Littler, Noreen Scattergood (front) Brian Waterland for Liz, Sue Harris Concern lunch for older residents for & Liz Noble, Sonia Marshall many years as well as coffee mornings to raise funds. Simon Marshall has the voluntary role of Treasurer work at The Lakes spending a great deal of their time there. at The Priory Church and in the last couple of years Simon In addition they have been involved in other environmental has also written a large number of funding bids in order to seek projects within the community, sharing their knowledge and funding for the refurbishment of the church / community hall. enthusiasm. Following a successful campaign, Liz Waterland Without Simon’s dedication in finding funding the Hall – which was the first Chairman of the Friends of Deepings Library is used by many community groups – it would have faced and was instrumental in gathering together a large number closure. As soon as it became public that DSJ would lose the of volunteers to enable the Library to become the success it DSJ Signal Box, Stuart Hall immediately started a campaign to is today. The Deepings Community Centre is organised by a save it and with a group of dedicated volunteers, he saved the Board of Trustees, led by Liz Nobel and Sue Harris, together box. It is now in the process of being reconstructed on a site they have spearheaded a transformation at the Centre recently near to its original home. Carole Bremner has worked so hard changing its appearance with a new colour scheme, flooring over the last year or so to gather funds for the Friends of Jubilee and many other improvements. Revd. Sonia Marshall is the Park’s plan to install a Trim Trail for the free use of residents dedicated curate at The Priory Church. In the last year she of all ages. As a result of her extremely time-consuming and has coped with another interregnum period at the church and energy-sapping input in obtaining over £10000, the Trim remains a constant support to her congregation. Brenda Hurl Trail was installed in February, much sooner than anticipated. (not pictured) organises the Visiting & Befriending service for Nora & Brian Littler are part of a group of volunteers who Age Concern. Nominees for the young person to age 18 were l-r Alice Teigh, Nominees in the Course of doing their job category were l-r Cass Wales, Ella Young, Evie Spittlehouse, Corey Cuthbert Sally Donaldson and Sue Rangolam Young people to most make a difference include Ella Young Nominees for people to most make a difference while doing their who works with interact to support charities such as Dementia job. Cass Wales for her boundless energy and enthusiasm. Full UK and CRY.She is going to university to study midwifery of original ideas to keep young people occupied and providing a and her passion to help and support people with her gentle shoulder to cry on or to impart words of wisdom. Sue Rangolam and caring character will make her invaluable to society. Evie makes a tremendous impact in the modern foreign languages Spittlehouse is a volunteer at Deepings Youth Group and has department at the Deepings School, both to support the work been a great help for two years. Corey Cuthbert helps set of teachers and especially to Year 11 students studying for up and clear up at the Youth Group, regularly using his own GCSE exams this summer. Science teacher Abi Isherwood (not equipment to DJ events there. Gracie Kelly (not pictured) was pictured) who sets an amazing example of resilience, courage, nominated for litter picking at school and around DSJ. strength and determination. parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/DeepingStJames/ Summer 2019 3 DEEPING DEEPING ST JAMES ST JAMES PARISHPARISH COUNCILLORS COUNCILLORS 106 Church Street 01778 343175 JIM BLESSETT 106Deeping Church St James StreetPE6 8HB [email protected] 343175 JIM BLESSETT DeepingGrace St House James 83 EastgatePE6 8HB [email protected] 226948 CAROLINE BOREHAM Deeping St James PE6 8HH [email protected] Grace House43 Burchnall 83 Close Eastgate 01778 345486 / 0772007900784973 226948 CAROLINE BOREHAMANDREW BOWELLDeepingDeeping St StJames James PE6 PE6 8QJ 8HH [email protected][email protected] 24 Church Street 07368 256898 PHIL DILKS 43Deeping Burchnall St James ClosePE6 8HD [email protected] 345486 / 07720 784973 ANDREW BOWELL DeepingAddress St inJames South KestevenPE6 8QJ 07891 [email protected] SI FOX [email protected] 24 Church39 Horsegate Street 01778 38050807368
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