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November 2019 17th Century Musgrave MICHELLE Holiday Cottage Parish Institute SZYMANSKI Available for hire for all Sleeps two your local events and MOBILE HAIDRESSER functions at extremely Warm and cosy For all your hair dressing competitive rates, The Coach House inclusive of heating and needs in the comfort of power. Main hall has stage your own home Church Brough and tables and chairs to Call for an 017683 42530 seat 100 with ease. Contact Mick Oughton appointment on www.homeaway. or Sallie Oughton Tel : 017683 41633 co.uk/8151515 on 017683 41990 Mob : 07792239265 Thompson’s Garage Unit 1A Brough Industrial Estate Brough All types of vehicles > Repaired & Serviced > Tests > Tyres & Exhausts > Batteries __________ Tel : 017683 41791 2 November November comes And November goes, With the last red berries And the first white snows. With night coming early And dawn coming late, And ice in the bucket And frost by the gate. The fires burn. And the kettles sing, And the earth sinks to rest Until next spring. Elizabeth Coatsworth 3 BROUGH PARISH COUNCIL. At our October meeting held on Thursday 17th. there was no public participation so we moved straight to the agenda. Matters arising from last months minutes. a).Cllr. McKenzie reported on progress finally able to be made on applying for grants towards the purchase of our own Cinema equipment. The required three quotes have now been received and applications for money will now begin. Our last film had an audience of 64 with 8 volunteers, which was excellent. b).Cllr. Brocklehurst enquired about storing the " yellow bikes" following the successful "Tour of Britain Cycle Race". An offer of storage space is being investigated. CCC and EDC Councillors. Cllr. Simpkins reported on EDC's consultation on a Supplementary Planning Document(SPD). The Housing SPD adds detail to policies in the Eden Local Plan. Cllr. Simpkins explained that Upper Eden has an aging population and an increasing shortage of smaller properties that are required for them. However we have a considerable supply of larger 4 bedroom properties. All information on this and other EDC matters can be viewed on their website. Cllr. Dew has been tackling Cumbria Highways on our behalf concerning repairs to the wall along Bayside. He wishes to be kept informed on this matter. He is still pushing for a winter resilience programme including warning signage and grit. Parish Plan. Cllrs. agreed to meet at Swanson House at the invitation of Cllr. Jones on 4th Nov. to discuss our plan for 2019/2020. Recycling Centre. Our Clerk has prepared a planning application for the proposed new site which will be delivered immediately. Grand Prix Services have kindly extended their deadline for the recycling to be moved, for which we are very grateful. Once we get approval, transfer to the new site will not take long. Devolution of Assets. Still no progress on anything. Trees on the Green and elsewhere. Cllr. Ellwood reported on potential costs of pruning or removing trees in the Parish. Very costly! We agreed to tackle the two cherries on CB green as priority and keep all others under review. Jubilee Orchard. Various ideas were expressed. All agreed that something must be done. Cllr. McKenzie will ask if help and support could come from experts at Acorn Bank and will report back. Christmas Lights. All agreed that Cllr. Ellwood will purchase some new sets of lights. Cllr. McKenzie will inform her of how many existing strings there are first of all. There was of course a great deal more, for full details of this and all our meetings please contact our Clerk Andrew Bedford on 017683 42394, or come to our next meeting to be held on Thursday 19th Dec. in the School Room, The Methodist Church, Brough at 7.00pm. All were thanked for their contributions and the meeting finished at 7.55pm. 4 WARCOP PARISH COUNCIL SUMMARY OF LAST PARISH COUNCIL MEETING • Councillor Fell reported back that unfortunately Eden District Council will not provide a plastic recycling bin at Warcop. They are encouraging residents to use the kerbside collection. • The Chairman has also asked Eden District Council if they would provide a garden waste skip for Sandford. • Warcop Amateur Dramatics have asked for a donation towards their “Halloween Walk” which the council agreed to. • The parish council have ordered a 4th defibrillator for the parish which will go in the old BT kiosk near the bus shelter. • Some of the old street lights in the parish are now getting replaced with new LED’s. • Extensive work has started at Eden Bridge. This is hopefully the last works needed from storm Desmond. • The parish council are looking into forming a sub-committee to look into funding to replace or upgrade the children’s play area in Warcop. WARCOP PARISH COUNCIL VACANCY PARISH COUNCILLOR The Parish Council is looking for someone to serve as a Parish Councillor:- Are you interested in local current affairs? Do you wish to serve and improve your Community? Could you provide a voice for residents? If you feel you would like to get involved in making decisions about your local community and make a significant contribution to the area in which you live, then this is the position for you. There are 6 parish council meetings per year plus other ad-hoc meetings which you will be required to attend. This position is open to people that live in the parish of Warcop including Sandford, Bleatarn & Coupland Beck or within 3 miles of the parish boundary and those that work or own land within the parish. For further information and an application form please contact Heidi Strong, Parish Clerk Tel: 017683 41102 Email: [email protected] 5 STEPHEN CLOSS BUILDING CONTRACTOR Roofing, Plastering etc. Also interior & exterior painting GRP Flat Roofing Reasonable rates and no VAT No job too small 017683 41486 07716 573 052 DOES YOUR GARDEN NEED A MAKEOVER? Trusted & Locally Recommended Landscape Gardeners working year round. MAKEOVERS FULL LANDSCAPING CLEARANCES BLOCK PAVING DRIVEWAY INSTALLATION NATURAL SANDSTONE WALLING & RAISED BEDS MAINTENANCE Call David at Rural Landscapes & Garden Care on 017683 42578 or 07377 566 417 www.ruralgarden.co.uk - 5 star on Yell.com [email protected] 6 SOUTH STAINMORE COFFEE MORNING ST STEPHEN’S CHURCH SATURDAY 2nd November 10.30 AM - 12 NOON £1.00 Tea, Coffee, Juice, Biscuits Proceeds to St Stephen’s Church St Stephen’s Church South Stainmore Annual Winter Warmer nd Saturday 2 November 12.15pm (after the Coffee Morning) Soup and a bacon Bap £5.00 (£2.50 Schoolchildren) Raffle prizes All Welcome ST MICHAELS CHURCH CRIB SERVICE th Tues 24 December 2019 in St Michaels Church, Church Brough at 4pm. Kids can come dressed as nativity characters. Informal and family friendly. Come and join in the fun. Taking time out of the Christmas build up for an hour max. Further information from Rachel 07890756760 7 Next Air Ambulance Drop-in Collection 3rd November 2019 As announced in last month’s issue, the next Drop-in Collection for our Cumbrian Great North Air Ambulance will be at Brough Memorial Hall on the first Sunday in November (3rd) at the times of 12 noon to 1pm and then in the early evening from 5pm to 7pm. I am hoping for support as good as for July’s drop-in If you can’t manage the 3rd November, but have something for us, please phone me on 42135 to discuss alternatives. If I am not able to answer, leave a message with your phone number (and name which helps me to contact the right person) and a brief mention of what the call is about. The item in September’s The Way was seen by a chance visitor taking a break in Brough’s tea-room, phoned me from his home in South Wales and posted a number of used printer cartridges! Support comes from unexpected places. If you need bags for your offerings (and they DO appreciate it if their official bags are used) I have a large supply so please give me a phone call on 42135 to agree how you can collect them. Dave Williams BROUGH ALLOTMENT AND GARDEN SOCIETY A huge congratulations to all BAGS members for the fantastic progress that we have made since the inaugural meeting in January We started the year with half a field and have grown together to create 19 allotments which include 1/4 and 1/2 plots. There are now 23 tenants, over a dozen chickens and several sheds and greenhouses. Rabbit fencing is an ongoing project, our efforts so far have reduced the number of furry invaders. Each plot is developing and the site has become well established. The saplings planted by the Primary School Eco are beginning to grow. The open afternoon was successful and very well attended. The weather was good and the village and allotment community enjoyed it. Maybe this can become an annual event and a fund raiser alongside the Easter Rally Tombola. Special thanks to Joe for getting the fencing underway, to Max for the gazebo and music, to Ailsa for the camper van kitchen and to Pat for making us welcome at Swanson House. Over the next few weeks we will all be winding down for the winter. It’s time to enjoy the harvest, sit in front of the fire, make yet more vegetable soup and to browse through the seed catalogues! Look out for the BAGS bright yellow harvest box near Oak Tree Garden on Sunday mornings. You will find fresh vegetables etc from our plots. Any gardener is welcome to add to it, surplus fruit, too many tomatoes, flowers etc.
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