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Introduction 1 SOCKBRIDGE & TIRRIL PARISH DIRECTORY Contents 1. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................................................ 2 2. SPORTS FACILITIES ............................................................................................................................... 3 3. DEALING WITH PROBLEMS ................................................................................................................... 3 4. HEALTH SERVICES ................................................................................................................................ 4 5. MOBILITY AND CARING ......................................................................................................................... 5 6. OUT AND ABOUT IN THE PARISH ......................................................................................................... 7 7. FACILITIES / UTILITIES ........................................................................................................................... 9 8. GOVERNMENT ...................................................................................................................................... 10 9. PUBLIC SERVICES................................................................................................................................ 11 10. CHURCHES ......................................................................................................................................... 11 11. EDUCATION ........................................................................................................................................ 11 12. HOUSING ASSOCIATIONS ................................................................................................................. 11 Disclaimer: The information in this directory is for general guidance only, is presented in good faith and is understood to be correct at the date of publication only. Inclusion of information in this directory does not constitute any recommendation or endorsement. Names, addresses and email addresses have all appeared in the public domain. We can assume no responsibility for the content of linked websites and inclusion of a link does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. Introduction This directory has been created to provide a useful source of information for residents in the parish of Sockbridge and Tirril. It came about because residents were asked, as part of a Community Led Planning process, what actions would improve the area in which we live. One clear indication was that a directory of services, activities and resources available within the locality would be of value to all residents, no matter how long they have lived in the parish. A copy of this publication will also appear on the parish website, where any updates or amendments will be made ahead of any future reprints of a hard copy. We are grateful to the following for their support: - Cumbria County Council Sockbridge & Tirril Parish Council The Queen’s Head Inn Chambers Garage 2 1. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Parish Email Service For regular updates and notices of events occurring in the village; and for agendas and minutes of parish council meetings there is a parish email service. This is free to join. Contact Simon Brown at [email protected] to be added to the list. Your details are kept confidential to the controller of the circulation list. Parish Website – view it at www.sockbridgeandtirril.org.uk Tirril Reading Room – also known as the Village Hall (NB there is a charge for some groups) Current bookings for the hall can be viewed at www.sockbridgeandtirril.org under ‘Village Events Diary’ To hire rooms or the Hall contact ‘[email protected]’ or call Sarah on 01768606553 Art There are two groups active in the village hall. o The Art Group – Each Monday 7-9 p.m. – Contact Haydn Morris 01768 865072 o Tirril Art Group – Each Wednesday 1:30–3:30p.m. – Contact Sylvia Thomson 01768 89432 Bowling Club Short Mat Bowling Each Monday 14:00 – 16:00. Contact Julia Valente 01768 486860 Craft & Craic 1st and 3rd Tuesday each month 19:00 – 21:00 - Contact Jennifer at [email protected] Children’s Ballet Wednesday 16:30 onwards depending on age group - Contact Kelly at [email protected] Gardening Club 4th Thursday of each month 19:30 – 21:00 - Contact Judith Morris 01768 865072 or email at [email protected] Pilates Each Monday 17:30 - Contact Emma Lynch at [email protected] Scottish Country Dancing 1st and 3rd Monday of each month 7-9pm. - Contact Penelope Blackburn 01768891202 Sockbridge and Tirril Community Entertainment Group This group organises theatrical productions in the village hall. Casting meetings are publicised in the Tirril Times, notice boards and on www.sockbridgeandtirril.org U3A Dancing 2nd and 4th Thursday 14:00 – 16:00 - Contact Rose Johnson 01768 480058 Wine Tasting also known as ‘Tirril Tasters and Sockbridge Sippers’ 2nd Thursday each month 19:30 (breaks for summer) - Contact Kathleen Brown 01768 891119 or [email protected] Women’s Guild Regular Meetings throughout the year, usually 2nd Tuesday in month – for calendar of events visit www.sockbridgeandtirril.org or contact June Heslop on 01768890322 Book Bring and Swap a small informal book swap library operates in the village hall. Anyone is welcome to bring books and swap them for replacement books. Periodically book sales help replenish stocks. Tirril and Sockbridge Community Area Opened in 2012, this community area is located on the road to Sockbridge Mill. It includes play equipment for young children, a pleasant area for informal or spontaneous meetings, and marks the start of the footpath to Redhills, Penrith. Adult Education Classes In addition to any study groups in the Village Hall, study groups are also organised by the U3A (University of the Third Age) and by Cumbia County Council’s Eden Community Learning and Skills Programme, whose courses typically cost around £8 per session currently (with reduced prices for those on benefits). U3A Groups in 2019 included: Archaeology, Art Appreciation, Geology, Handicrafts, Italian, Literature, Philosophy, Photography and Spanish. There is some interest in starting groups in Chess, History, IT, 3 Latin, Russian, Wood Carving and other topics: contact Ian Forrest: [email protected] : 01768483526. The U3A http://www.penrithandnorthlakesu3a.org.uk/ : NB has an annual membership fee. Community Learning Courses also cover French, German, Computing Skills, Accounting Software and a large variety of Handicrafts. Most of these courses currently cost about £8 per session, and are held at a variety of venues including Penrith Methodist Church, Penrith Library, Shap C of E School and Appleby Heritage Centre. CCC: https://www.cumbria.gov.uk/learningandskills/timetable Regular events in Askham, Clifton, Pooley Bridge Neighbouring parishes hold regular and occasional events that may be of interest. They are often advertised on our village notice boards, in the local press or on our website. Here are a number of examples: Askham; Lowther & Askham History & Archaeology Society holds monthly events. Pooley Bridge; The Women's Institute meet on the third Thursday of the month at 7pm at Parkin Memorial Hall. Contact: Secretary (Jill Mackey 017684 86009). Pooley Bridge; Friends of the Ullswater Way – talks on the Ullswater Way take place throughout the summer at various locations. Email: [email protected] or view their website: www.ullswaterway.co.uk This footpath takes a pleasant route all the way round Ullswater. You can join at several points and walk sections rather than the whole circuit. Clifton; Young Farmers Club meets at Abbot Lodge, Jersey Ice Cream Farm, Clifton, CA10 2HD (every other Wednesday, 7.30 pm) ------------------------------------ 2. SPORTS FACILITIES The Parish has a play area for younger people. Penrith Leisure Centre is home to the Penrith Amateur Swimming Club, Penrith Ladies Hockey Club and has Badminton, Indoor Bowling, and Gym facilities. It also has a Skate Park adjacent. There is a Golf Centre and Driving Range at Redhills, and a Bowling Green in Castle Park. A look at local press, visit to Penrith Library or an internet search will find clubs in Penrith offering the following sports: Football, Gymnastics, Hockey, Tennis, Netball, Rugby, Scottish Country Dancing, and Squash. Nearby there is an excellent Outdoor Heated Swimming Pool in Askham and there are sailing facilities at Ullswater Yacht Club. ------------------------------------ 3. DEALING WITH PROBLEMS To save being passed around from pillar to post, complaints and reporting of faults should be directed to the correct Council. The following are the responsibility of the County Council. Contact Number 01228 606060 or www.cumbria.gov.uk and navigate to the ‘Report a fault’ section Faulty street lighting and signs including traffic lights Carriageway defects (potholes, damaged kerbs, grates, manhole covers, and road markings and signs) Footpath defects Trees and overgrown vegetation Flooding and drainage Winter salting of roads including requests to refill salt bins 4 The following are the responsibility of Eden District Council contact them on 01768 817817 or view the website at www.Eden.gov.uk Queries regarding council tax Planning and building control Household refuse and recycling o Collection day for blue bags (general waste) is normally Monday; o Recyclable waste bags and boxes and compostable green waste
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