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Volume 2, Issue 2 Volume 4, Issue 1 2015 1 Volume 4, Issue 1 2015 2 Volume 4, Issue 1 2015 Planning Decisions: Proposal: Alterations and extensions to existing Family Centre to create additional 14/03493/PLF storage, office and committee room (Revised scheme of 13/00384/PLF) Location: All Saints Church Family Centre Church Hill South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2EU Decision Approved – The Parish Council recommended refusal to this application Proposal: Retention of Bi-Fold door and roof light to rear 14/038721/PLB Location: Nunnery House, 66 West End, South Cave, HU15 2EY Decision Approved – The Parish Council raised no objection to this application Proposal: Replacement of existing external ATM 14/03903/PLF Location: HSBC 79 Market Place South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2AS Decision Approved – The Parish Council raised no objection to this application Proposal: Replacement of existing external ATM 14/03904/PLB Location: HSBC 79 Market Place South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2AS Decision Approved – The Parish Council raised no objection to this application Proposal: Erection of two storey extension to side, single storey extension to rear and 14/04035/PLF porch extension to front Location: 16 The Parklands South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2EL Decision Approved – The Parish Council raised no objection to this application Proposal: Variation of condition 12 (approved plans to modify garage door 15/00044/VAR elevations)of planning reference 14/02868/PLF Location: 43 Bacchus Lane, South Cave Decision Approved – The Parish Council raised no objection to this application Gladman Developments - 14/03376/STOUT Land to the East of Little Wold Lane, South Cave The East Riding of Yorkshire Council committee will meet to discuss the application following the Elections in May 2015. It is likely the meeting will be arranged during June 2015; please ensure you read the Parish Notice Boards and Website for regular updates on this matter. Every objection counts and it is not too late to take action by Letter, quoting the planning reference to Head of planning and development management team, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, County Hall, Beverley, HU17 9BA Or email: [email protected] Online at: http://newplanningaccess.eastriding.gov.uk/newplanningaccess 3 Volume 4, Issue 1 2015 Crime Figures Reported Offence Location Kettlethorpe Farm, Drewton, Brough, North Humberside, 11/04/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere HU152AG Cave Castle, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 01/04/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere HU152EU 24/03/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere West End, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152EX 22/03/2015 28/3 Other burglary in a dwelling Trinity Fold, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152BJ The Parklands, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 18/03/2015 28/3 Other burglary in a dwelling HU152EL Market Place, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 10/03/2015 8/32 Breach of anti-social behaviour order HU152AS Annie Med Lane, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 02/03/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere HU152HG Market Place, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 01/03/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere HU152AS Brough Road, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 25/02/2015 46/Theft from shops and stalls HU152DA Thornham Close, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 24/02/2015 28/3 Other burglary in a dwelling HU152EQ 40/Theft in a Dwelling other than from an Automatic The Moorlands, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 21/02/2015 Machine or Meter HU152JS 20/02/2015 8/6 Assault occasioning actual bodily harm Pinfold, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152HE Brough Road, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 20/02/2015 104/23 Assault on a constable HU152BU Cave Castle Hotel, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 19/02/2015 125/12 Harassment, alarm or distress HU152EU Small Saints at All Saints. A new mini service for pre-school children and their carers was launched last month. Small Saints is held in All Saints Church South Cave each Tuesday during term time. We start at 1.30pm, the fun mini service is just 15 minutes just before Buggy Bunch. If you would like to know more please contact Mike or Liz Proctor (01430) 423693. Rural Dean of Howden The Archbishop has appointed the Reverend Michael John Proctor, Vicar of South Cave and Ellerker with Broomfleet, to be Rural Dean of Howden for a period of five years in addition to his existing responsibilities. Mr Proctor will be Commissioned by the Archbishop of York at Bishopthorpe Palace, on Thursday 7th May 2015 at 9.30am. Mr Proctor succeeds the Reverend James Little. 4 Volume 4, Issue 1 2015 High Days and Holidays It is good to have special days, occasions and events to look forward to. I guess, in part, that is because such things give shape to our own story and the stories of others. Within the Christian year there are a number of significant festivals that give shape to the Christian story. Of course Christmas and Easter come readily to mind, others such as Whit Sunday (Pentecost) and Harvest Thanksgiving are also still reasonably familiar points of reference for many in the annual cycle. I wonder, what do you think? Could we rank ‘Ascension Day’ among the familiar? Traditionally ‘Ascension Day’ is regarded as the day that Jesus was taken up to Heaven in his resurrected body, in the presence of eleven of his apostles, occurring 40 days after his resurrection. This scene is depicted in the very fine East Window of St Anne’s Church, Ellerker. A special Ascension Day service will be held in St Anne’s Ellerker at 7.00pm on Thursday 14th May. This will be a joint service for all of the Churches of the Howden Deanery. After the service, wine and nibbles will be served and there will be an opportunity for folk to relax and enjoy each other’s company. I would like to encourage you to come along to St Anne’s on Ascension Day, by which time Horse Chestnut trees (also known as Ascension Trees) will be resplendent with flowers that point heavenward. It is as if they act as a gentle reminder to, as St Paul puts it, ‘Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth’ (Col 3:2). With every good wish Revd Mike Proctor. Vicar of South Cave with Ellerker and Broomfleet. 5 Volume 4, Issue 1 2015 Little Wold Lane Plantation site was acquired by The Woodland Trust on the 4th May 1994 with contributions to its purchase from South Cave Parish Council of £13.000 which included a sum of money from Persimmon Homes as a requirement of a planning condition and a sum of £5,000 was raised locally from fund raising. The wood commands an elevated position on the southern edge of a ridge and is a prominent landscape feature visible from South Cave Village and long distant views from the surrounding area. The gentle south facing slope within the wood links to a large arable field to the south and a wide valley. Its surroundings are predominately agricultural landscape. The area is fairly typical of the Yorkshire Wold’s chalk land landscape which has been designated by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council as : an Area of High Landscape Value. Little Wold Plantation is an attractive mature woodland, the wood is well used by local walkers , along the southern boundary of the woodland is a bridleway which forms a section of the National Wolds Way long distance footpath. 6 Volume 4, Issue 1 2015 The wood is reported to have a rich bird life but as yet no detailed survey has taken place to record this. In recent times there have been several reports of motor cycles using this facility intimidating walkers and disturbing the wildlife. If you have problems when using this area contact the site manager Mark Feather on [email protected] Tel 08437705621 Or write The Woodland Trust , Kempton Way, Grantham Lincs NG31 6LL This site was bought by local people for local people to enjoy in peace, somewhere to sit and watch the world go by or to walk in a tranquil area just enjoying the surroundings. Let’s keep it that way and not allow the area to be turned into some sort of race track. Linda Turner 7 Volume 4, Issue 1 2015 8 Volume 4, Issue 1 2015 Do you Remember? “I remember the South Hunsley swimming pool with fond memories …. not with the modern facilities it boasts at the moment and housed within a magnificent modern building … but a basic pool open to all elements and surrounded by a fence!!! Those swimming lessons were fun … albeit freezing … character building some would say! I also remember the infamous Spring Walks which took place every year to raise funds to build the pool, this fund raising started in Junior School, all those wanting to take part would be given a sponsor card and we would cajole parents, relatives and everybody we knew to sponsor us to complete this 12 mile walk!!!! The route took us through the local villages of North Ferriby, Swanland, Brantingham and Elloughton. It was quite an event - parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles and children alike would gather at their starting point. Along the way you could hear groups chatting and laughing. To be honest it never felt like 12 miles!!! Alongside this attempt to raise money… we would also take into school a shilling a week … which may not seem much now but in those days a child could buy a lot of fruit salads and black jacks for a shilling.
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