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Community Informer Issue 38 Winter 2016 Village Centre to Be Improved Community Informer Issue 38 Winter 2016 Village Centre to be improved At last we have progress on the long awaited fort will be made to cause as little disruption upgrade to our village centre. In December as possible to the everyday routine of the vil- Selby District Council granted planning per- lage. It is hoped to coincide completion and mission for Sherburn Parish Council’s appli- opening of the new centre with the passage cation for the planned improvements to the of the Tour de Yorkshire through Sherburn, village centre. Weather permitting, work will at the end of April. A featured sculpture is in- commence at the beginning of 2016. The ar- corporated in the plans and the appointed ea of improvement is from Tesco down to artist will be involving the pupils of the three HSBC Bank and the wall around Selby Dis- schools in the village and will spend time with trict Council’s car park. It will include planters, them getting their ideas. seating and improved paved area. Every ef- What’s Inside Page Community Life 2 –11 Schools reports 13-15 Council Reports 19-23 Sherburn Gala 8 All Saints Church 22 Railway franchises update 17 Visiting Scheme 10 Elmet Lions Santa Sleigh 21 Community Informer Winter 2016 Edition 38 Page 1 Clubs and Village Life Notice Board Sherburn Boghoppers - Jean Mooney, Secretary Tel: EVERSLEY PARK CENTRE 683749 All Sunday Walks meet coach in village centre at 8.30am. There is so much going on at your Eversley Park Centre Sherburn Bowls Club - Crown Green Bowls, Keep Fit Classes, Pilates, Aspiring Young Danc- Secretary, Geoff Saunders Tel: 684238. Finkle Hill, ers, Karate, U3A, Model Car Racing, Season - April to Sept. All welcome Weight Watchers, Zumba, Yoga. Why not hire a room for your next big party, reception or busi- ness meeting? Banqueting chairs and tables Sherburn Camera Club - Ken Trace, Secretary - Tel: available 682300 Monday meetings held at All Saint’s Church Hall We have rooms of every size at lowest rates. Phone: 01977 681024, Website: Sherburn Local History - Jean Mooney, Sec. Tel: www.eversleyparkcentre.co.uk 683749. Meetings held at All Saint’s Church Hall - 8pm Community Association and Sherburn in Bloom Any- one can join us and you will be made very welcome. Meet- TOTS AND YOU AND BABYTIME ings are held at Elmet Social Club at 7.30pm on the 3rd At the Methodist Church, Monday and Wednesday of the month Karen Packham Tel: 681954 Wednesday , 9.30am till 11o'clock Eversley Cricket Club - Barrie Beal - Tel: 01977 682886 Babytime will continue on Wednesdays, 9.30 til 11am A drop-in group for mums and carers of Elmet Art Society meet at Eversley Park Centre Wednes- 0 to school age children. No waiting list - just day evenings 7.30pm to 9.30pm. New members always come along have a chat and a coffee. With oth- welcome. Contact Secretary, Pauline Pickin 01937 843999 er mums, while the children play in a safe envi- or email: [email protected] ronment. With plenty of different supervised activities and free play.Ending with snack and High Notes Junior Choir Thursdays in term time from 5.30 to 6.30 at All Saints Church Hall. Susan Taylor Tel singing. All for just £1 per family. 01977 685132 or [email protected] for details. Sherburn-in-Elmet Art Club Meetings are held weekly in Church Fenton Village Hall on Tuesday evenings from Useful Numbers 7pm to 9pm. New members always welcome Contact secretary Steve Day on 01937 557461 Smells Environment Agency Tel 0800-807060 U3A Meet third Thursday of each month at 2.00pm in the Litter 01757 705101 or [email protected] Eversley Park Centre, Visit www.sherburnu3a.co.uk to find out more. Potholes Report on North Yorkshire web site northyorks.gov.uk Sherburn Netball Club Monday's 7.30-9.00pm Fairways AstroTurf Girls aged 14+ The Informer is published by Sherburn Community Tel: Bev Hathaway (Secretary) 07766 490000 Association. Editor Karen Packham, Deputy Editor Yorkshire Countrywomen’s Association Meetings are Alison Harrop. Anyone wishing to respond to any held on the 3rd Thursday of each month ( except August) article in this, or any other issue, to advertise or at 7.30pm in the Methodist Hall. New members are always have an article included please see below for welcome. Secretary Anne Fryer Tel 01977 684997 contact details for the association. Tel 01977 681954 By email: [email protected] ACTIVITIES AT THE POPPLEWELL CENTRE By Mail: Sherburn Community Association, C/O 4 Sir Johns Lane, Sherburn In Elmet, North Whist drives Mon 7pm to 9pm and Thurs 2pm to 4pm Yorkshire, LS25 6BJ £2 inc tea & biscuits Everyone welcome Disclaimer: Letters printed do not necessarily Bingo Wed 7.15pm to 9pm reflect the Association’s views. Providing that they do not make direct accusations or libel any group or Friday 7.15pm to 9pm individual, we welcome all letters that concern our (proceeds to Macmillan Cancer Research and Peter Pan village but they must have a name and address Nursery ) supplied and are printed at the discretion of the Association. Community Informer Winter 2016 Edition 38 Page 2 Sherburn & Villages U3A News Sherburn & Villages U3A used their December Gen- The meeting ended with a noisy and busy gathering, eral Meeting to celebrate Christmas in time honoured sharing mulled wine, mince pies and seasonal good fashion, with a pantomime – ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’. wishes. This lavish production was written, produced, directed If this sounds like fun, why not come and join us? If and performed by members of the U3A Players group. you are retired or semi-retired and live within easy The Country reach of Sherburn or the Dance Group surrounding villages then and the Singing you are eligible to join. You Group gave can visit our web-site at added support www.sherburnu3a.co.uk to on stage, while find out more. others provided Or you could come along to backstage and one of our monthly meet- technical assis- ings. They are held on the tance. third Thursday of each The capacity month at 2.00pm in the audience had Eversley Park Centre, Sher- their part to play burn in Elmet. More formal too. They meetings with speakers are booed and interspersed with presenta- hissed the villain, laughed at the jokes, (both intended tions to put some of our groups in the spotlight. We and unintended) and shouted ‘he’s behind you’ or ‘oh also plan the occasional party or production by the no it isn’t’ or ‘oh yes it is’ at appropriate moments. U3A players. How can you resist? They even joined in the singing at the end before providing a rousing chorus of applause. PILATES WITH JUDITH Pilates is an exercise system for men and women which will strengthen your whole body and improve flexibility. It takes time to learn properly and needs persistence if it is to benefit you-but if you have the determination -it is very rewarding, improving your movements in sport and in daily life. It’s not an easy option! Pilates Classes continue at Eversley Park Centre in Sherburn. Classes run on Tuesday mornings at 10am and on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Two new Beginners’ Courses begin this January at 6.30pm on Tuesdays and 7.35 pm on Wednesdays. This is a great opportunity to learn Pilates from scratch so get in touch as soon as possible. Please contact me to book a place letting me know which evening you would prefer and what your fitness levels and goals are, as I will try to group people together who have similar needs. email: [email protected] mobile:07739961036 I am a specialist Pilates Teacher in bone health and in pre and postnatal Pilates. I have a Master’s Degree in Education and aim to make my teaching safe, clear and relevant to the needs of my clients. Community Informer Winter 2016 Edition 38 Page 3 Community Informer Winter 2016 Edition 38 Page 4 Volunteering Volunteering can be a great way to start the anything that appeals. If you want further infor- New Year! For anyone thinking about volunteering mation or advice on volunteering call in to the drop who may have seen the pre - Christmas advert for in session being held at the library on Tuesday 19th John Lewis Man on the Moon may like to know that 1.30 pm – 4 pm. the Volunteer Centre has lots of different things for people to give a bit of their time and care to. Volun- For organisations recruiting volunteers the Volun- teering to lend a hand to others in a practical way teer Centre is planning a workshop to be held in or by offering a listening ear and someone to talk to April to explore some of the barriers to involving can be very flexible and can fit around with whatev- volunteers with a history of offending or homeless- er time you can give. Even for a little contribution of ness. The workshop will enable you to have a bet- your time you get lots of positives back including a ter understanding of different types of convictions feel good factor, meeting new people, a change in and what these mean in a volunteering context and routine and the knowledge that you can make a it will be delivered by Harrogate and Ripon CVS. difference to someone else. For more information about any of the above: A display of the variety of volunteer opportunities Email [email protected] available in the Selby area will be in Sherburn in Elmet Library for one week starting Tuesday 12th Telephone 01757 241032 January.
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