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A Note from your Editor URGENT ! Distributors still required for Hello! Burton Village—Please contact the Editor!!!
And welcome to a New Year and a New Decade! With a new year we also have a number of new advertisers too. On you will find . Go to page for especially to everyone who has just moved into our Villages, don’t forget .
My thanks to Walter Robinson for the stunning cover photo he took in Scampton while taking Bomber for a walk one evening. We have have had some particularly wet weather so far this winter, but just occasion- ally, we have also experienced some memorable sunrises and sunsets too.
The Venture relies heavily on volunteers and I am profoundly grateful for the way each month they sort and distribute your magazine. Without them this magazine would certainly not exist. Is there anyone out there with a new year’s resolution to get fit? Well how about spending just a couple of hours 10 times a year to distribute your magazine. Its certainly going to be cheaper than a new membership at the Gym.
As usual, I have had the rewarding and challenging job of editing your magazine this month, seeing more new advertisers buying space as well as making sure there is space for all your regular village news and events. Could I please ask all village and event contributors to make certain they adjust their page size to A5 before they start to compile their news and please aim to be as concise as you can. Then there will be space for everyone! Bill Shaw You can also find a copy of the magazine every month at the Brattleby website. Items appearing in this magazine are accepted in good faith and do not necessarily reflect the opinions or views of the Committee or the Editor. The content and format of the magazine shall be at the absolute discretion of the Editor, Whose decision shall be final . e-mail: [email protected] Copy date for all Advertising in the next issue is 15th February
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Bransby Horses still need your help!!! The after effects of flooding are still causing huge problems. Contact: [email protected] to find out more.
07950 945117
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2018 Morrisons Soave
This delightfully uncomplicated white is from an area near to Italy’s Lake Garda. A dependable, everyday (rather than classically elegant) wine, it successfully delivers mellow apple and lemon fruit with a vaguely nutty texture attrac- tively enlivened by grapefruit acidity. (£4.35 at Morrisons)
Take Wine - with Brian Elliott Brian is a wine judge, blogger and a widely read wine writer
2015 Squinzano Rossi Riserva Corte Aurelio
Part of Lidl’s latest promotion, this impressive but straight forward Puglian red is centered on the negroamaro grape and brings us soft plum and cherry fruit with good acidity and firm tannins but mellow cocoa and allspice depth too.
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Page 9 e-mail: village. [email protected] Castle Therapeutic Bliss Building & Garden Massage &Reiki Maintenance Therapist Massage is not just a luxury but a All types of work heathier way of life
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Brickwork, Joinery Treatments start from £20.00 Decorating, Roofing, £5.00 off your first treatment Plastering and garden Gift Vouchers Available work Contact Rachel on 07870754064 Call Andy on: Based at RAF Scampton
07852 190091 or www.therapeuticbliss.co.uk 01673 818543
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THE ARTS SOCIETY GAINSBOROUGH AND DISTRICT
Always at 1.45 pm in the Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough (01427 676655) on the first Thursday of the month (ex Jan, July and August)
For Membership call 01427 788550. Please remember visitors are always welcome £7 entrance
Further info from chair: Susan Hollingworth 07880 500762 A light lunch is bookable from 12 midday with Cooks the Caterers on 01469 532020 (phone after 6 pm) by the preceding Monday please!
There is NO meeting in January until the AGM on February 6th when Dr Jonathan Foyle will visit to speak on ‘A Comparison of English Cathedrals’.
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“We do the jobs you hate”…….
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Hello, I’m Tina and I live at Walnut House in Ingham with Rob and our 9 year old dog. For decades I’ve worked with vulnerable age groups including teenagers in a residential re- habilitation centre for substance misuse. I look upon music as a time to reflect both good times and sad. These are eight of my favourite tracks:
Stone Roses – Fools Gold Love this song by this northern band from Manchester with its funky attitude and the use of the Wah-Wah pedal. The lyrics are almost whispered, such a good song. Depeche Mode – Personal Jesus - Formed in the mid 1980’s they created an alternative synth pop sound. The drum beat is stomping. Johnny Cash covered this track in a gospel style which still works well.‘ Someone to hear your prayers, someone who cares…’ Kraftwerk– Computer Love - Released in 1981 by this German Electronic band and went to No1 in the UK chart. This song is about the rise of computers in our society, it’s almost hypnotic. Radiohead – Creep - Thom Yorke the singer wrote this while at Exeter University about a girl he liked at the time. The song is quite mournful but I guess it’s about recognising who you are and not fitting into a box The Smiths – There is a light that never goes out - Released in 1992 this was the Smiths’ comeback record, inspired by James Dean’s character in ‘Rebel without a Cause’. A per- fect balance between Johnny Marr’s musical skills and Morissey’s lyrics and voice New Order – Blue Monday - The longest song I’ve ever heard but the drum machine and synthesiser make this an incredible track. Released three years after the death of Joy Division’s singer, Ian Curtis, it was influenced by new music tech electronica The Cure – A Forest - I don’t always listen to The Cure but when I play this it’s played again and again. Just love it Fleetwood Mac – The Chain - To me this song is about resilience. The whole band had an input into this song and I enjoy its melody. Sometimes in life you can be in the middle of nowhere and this is when you find your own resilience I’d have to take 2 books away with me: Terrifying Tales by Edgar Allan Poe. He had a knack of getting into your head and tapping into your fear. Spine tingling. The Shining by Stephen King which is also one of my favourite films by Stanley Kubrick. My luxury item has to be a king size bed complete with duvet and soft pillows. ’I ll be hungry and bored on the island but I’ll have a great night’s sleep.
Village Island Discs is open to anyone. If you would like to choose your selection, Please call John Woolley on 01522 731574 or e mail [email protected]
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Work out the journey of a chess king as it visits each square of the grid exactly once, starting at 1 and end- ing at 100. The king may move one square in any direction at a time including diagonally Answer On Page 16
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Wednesday 5 February - The History of The Lawn, a talk by Nigel Horner
Wednesday 4 March - Victorian Obsessions - Mourning, a talk by Kate Cherrel
Except for visits all meetings are held in Ingham and Cammeringham Village Hall @ 7.30pm. The cost is £2.50 per person including tea and biscuits. All welcome, we hope to see you there.
Contact : Liz Showell 01522 731816 Maggie Warren 01522 731464
P I A N O T U I T I O N Qualified and experienced teacher Adults and children Beginners very welcome Coaching for ABRSM exams, scholarships and auditions Advice and assistance in purchasing pianos / keyboards 07949169575 [email protected] BA (Hons), PG Dip. Comp Including Saturday morning availability
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2020 season
Only basic experience necessary but it’s essential to have energy, enthusiasm and a willingness to learn. Mainly weeding and tidying paths and borders Hours are very flexible but 10 per week required and more for the period before each garden opening in May and June. For more information contact
[email protected] or 01673 860356
WANTED
Due to changes in circumstances we require new members to fill Ingham and Cammeringham village hall committee positions; Assistant Treasurer Booking secretary Secretary to the committee The committee meets monthly, presently the second Tuesday of the month. All positions require a few hours of your time every month, but are vital in order to maintain the village halls availability for events. If you are interested contact Carol Deague [email protected] or 07999830593
Page 16 e-mail: village. [email protected] Ingham and District Bowls Club Our Annual pre-season “Get Together” has now been arranged for Thursday 26th March 2020 at 7.30 pm in Ingham Village Hall. We hope all members will be able to attend. Prospective new members, experienced or not, will be very welcome, please come along. A chance to meet us and perhaps join. The green will be open (weather permitting) on Wednesday 29th April at 6pm when we will be holding a fish and chips bowls evening. We will also hold an after- noon specifically for beginners on Saturday 2nd May at 2pm. Please come along and try bowls, it is enjoyable. Flat shoes will be needed, we can provide all other items, including tuition. We play in the West Wolds League on our fine green. There are also friendly matches and club events, such as fish and chip suppers all at modest cost. We hope to hear from anyone interested soon! For further information contact: Alan Hassard, Club Secretary 25 Grange Lane, Ingham Lincoln LN1 2YD Phone 01522 730331
King’s Journey Answer
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£29
Scampton Lottery
The winning numbers and names for the DECEMBER 2019
draw are:
No. 014 - 1st Prize - £160 Christine Bartrop (Scampton)
No. 024 - 2nd Prize - £100 Jacqui Wilson (Scampton)
No. 089 - 3rd Prize - £70 Nelly Lang (Hemswell)
Page 18 e-mail: village. [email protected] SOOTY & SWEEP Chimney Sweeping Service Brush & Vac Fully Insured Cleanliness is our Priority Bird Cowls supplied and fitted
National Association of Chimney Sweeps Member Certificate issued with every chimney swept Competitive rates. All areas covered.
Tel: 01526 388430 - (Answer-service available) Mobile: 0790 9626194
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NETBALL NEWS William Farr Students, Mia Bottomley, Rosie Beeden and Poppy Watkins (Centre front) invited to attend a Loughborough Lightning U15 hub session at the school before Christmas. Meanwhile Ella Thornton (and local girls Ruby and Lola Hutchinson from Ingham) will be travelling to Dublin with the Aspire Netball Elite/Advanced academy squads to face the international Netball Ireland U17/U15 squads. If you didn’t manage to to get tickets for any of the International matches played in January 2020 the Seasoner opener is being played on 22nd February 2020 at Birmingham Arena. Matches will also be shown on Sky Sports Mix.
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We were sorry to read that our puppy Mia is offending people by protecting her boundary by barking and running along the fence. She is only 11 months old and still learning. Hopefully the person who complained has noticed that Mia now goes out on a lead at all times to do her business in the garden and is not left to bark at people passing her boundary this is very limiting for her but if it makes the person who made the com- plaint happy then so be it. I would just like to say that her barking and running up and down wasn't seen as a worry when she spotted youths on top of the porta loo in the church grounds and sent them running. Please if you have a problem with our dog come and tell us the owners not the Parish Council, they can’t help you we can. People are quick to blame but not to praise. We hope you all had a very Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.
Kay & Mal Shields, 3 High Street, Scampton
Ann Brooks would like to thank Lesley Wolsey and Jan Black- bourne for the work that they put into the flowers around the Brattleby signs and the tubs of flowers at the end of Back Lane. They so enhance the look of the village, and have been a great pleasure to see all through the year.
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THE ARTS SOCIETY GAINSBOROUGH AND DISTRICT
Always at 1.45 pm in the Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough (01427 676655) on the first Thursday of the month (ex Jan, July and August)
For Membership call 01427 788550. Please remember visitors are always welcome £7 entrance Further info from chair: Susan Hollingworth 07880 500762
A light lunch is bookable from 12 midday with Cooks the Caterers on 01469 532020 (phone after 6 pm) by the preceding Monday please!
The next lecture will be on February 6th 2020. Dr Jonathan Foyle will speak on ‘A Comparison of English Cathedrals’
INGHAM AND CAMMERINGHAM VILLAGE HALL LOTTERY The final round of Lottery No.88 was held on 10th December Congratulations to:
No.127 Mrs S Batty £20 No.49 Mrs A Tomkins £20 No.65 Mrs B Lister £20 No.38 Mr R Belcher £20 No 1 Mrs G Bateman £20 No 176 Mr A Moynighan £50 No.58 Mr D Bugg £50 No 8 Mrs J Whitby £200
Congratulations to Mrs J Whitby in winning this year's Christmas Jackpot of£200!
Lottery No.89—January Results
Congratulations to:
No.50 Mr O Orlowski £20 No.109 Mr R Biggs £20 No.77 Mrs S Camidge £20 No.165 Mrs M Whyte £20 No.55 Mr A Hassard £20 No.27 Mrs C Ridout £50
No.24 Mrs J Fox £50
The next round will commence in January – time to join up now! The 200 Club has given out £80,000 since it started. The next Lottery Round will commence in July and we have space for more members. We have two rounds per year, each costing £10, which raises valuable funds for the Village Hall. If you wish to join the Lottery, please contact: Promoter: Jon Scourse, 32 The Green, Ingham, Lincoln LN1 2XT [email protected]
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THE SPRINGLINE PARISH, DIOCESE OF LINCOLN “Nine Churches One Parish Following Jesus”
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING IN MARCH
CHAT? THINK? WORRY? LAUGH? ASK? DISCUSS? at QUAYSIDE COFFEE – BURTON WATERS starting on 3rd March 2020 from 7pm until 9pm
Snacks and Refreshments provided
‘Hot Potatoes for Lent’ - led by The Revd John Leach a series of informal gatherings and discussions hosted by St. Vincent’s Church, Burton supported by the Community Lottery Scheme – Burton & Burton Waters
Each week will be different. Come along on every Tuesday, or just for one or two Tuesdays – whatever suits you! To register or for queries do call 01522 520350 – Everyone is Welcome!
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Are you looking for self catering accommodation for your visiting friends of family? Or do you require a place to stay whilst your home is being renovated or waiting to move house? The Dairy Barn, an Award Winning Visit England 5 Star Gold, Grade II Listed converted barn is set in the heart of the traditional village of Ingham. This extremely popular holiday cottage offers luxury accommodation for up to 4 guests, children welcome, which incorporates traditional and contemporary fea- tures but still maintaining a homely feel with a private courtyard and secure parking. A Complementary Local Produce basket awaits you along with Egyptian bedding. towels, dressing gowns and complementary overnight toiletries. For further information please contact Jayne Cook 01522 730636 Email [email protected]. Www.dairybarningham.co.uk
Tea Time Treats
Fruit loaves, Scones, Mars Bar cake plus many more.
Boxed cupcakes from £4 for 4, Cakes and loaves from £6.
Ready made kits ideal for presents, Cakes in a jar.
Telephone, Paula on 07891814188
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New Heating Systems, New Boilers, Boiler Servicing and Repairs Landlord or Homeowner Safety Checks Showers, Enclosures, Trays Bathrooms, Heated Towel Rails All other plumbing work undertaken
Pupils of Starstruck School of Dance took to the stage on Saturday 2nd November for their 5th annual showcase and awards ceremony; Stars & Stripes. The cast of over 50 dancers, aged from 3 to adult, performed show stopping routines with an all-American theme. The Ingham based dance school offers classes in Ballet, Tap, Freestyle Jazz, Contemporary Modern Jazz and Street Dance. New starters are welcome, those interested in joining can contact the school principal, Mrs Natalie Lunt using the contact details given below.
[email protected] Facebook: @StarstruckLincs
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PC Steve TOYN [email protected]
PCSO Julie MCFAUL [email protected]
PCSO Angie LAW [email protected]
One of your neighbourhood officers will be attending the following
Coffee Morning’s / Police Surgeries we will be pleased to meet you and discuss any issues you may wish to raise alternatively please call 101. Please be aware: on occasions there may be non attendance due to unforeseen circumstances and unavoidable, so please accept our apologies should this happen Date Location Time JANUARY 15th January 2020 Glentham Village Hall 10.00 – 11.00 FEBRUARY 5th February 2020 Willoughton Youth Club 18.00 – 19.00 6th February 2020 RAF Scampton Youth Club 18.00 – 19.00 7th February 2020 Welton St Mary’s Church 10.00 – 11.00 8th February 2020 Welton Methodist Church 10.30 – 11.30 11th February 2020 Glentworth Village Hall 11.00 – 12.00 12th February 2020 Bishop Norton Village Hall 12.00 – 13.00 21st February 2020 Corringham Village Hall 10.00 – 11.00 MARCH 3rd March 2020 Dunholme St Chad’s Church 10.30 – 11.30 4th March 2020 Willoughton Youth Club 18.00 – 19.00 5th Mach 2020 Scampton Youth Club 18.00 – 19.00 7th March 2020 Welton Methodist Church 10.30 – 11.30 10th March 2020 Glentworth Village Hall 11.00 – 12.00 13th March 2020 Welton St Mary’s Church 10.30 – 11.30 20th March 2020 Corringham Village Hall 10.00 – 11.00
To report a Crime please call 101. If ‘urgent’ please call 999. If you would like to pass information anonymously, please call Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.
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FRESH from ALISON’S “NEW KITCHEN”
Ingredients:
Chicken 1 tbsp olive oil Casserole 8 chicken pieces such as breasts, thighs or drumsticks 1 onion, finely sliced 2 garlic cloves, crushed 2 celery sticks, thickly sliced 2 carrots, cut into 2cm (¾ inch) chunks 2 leeks, cut into 2cm (¾ inch) chunks 600g (1lb 6oz) potatoes, peeled and cut into large chunks 1 level tbsp plain flour 600 ml (1 pint) hot chicken stock
2 rosemary sprigs Half a lemon
Most, if not all, of these ingredients should be available from Ingham Village Mini-Market (where the proprietor may offer incredible discounts if you mention Alison by name).
Method:
Heat oil in a large, flameproof casserole. Season chicken pieces and brown all over for 10min. Remove and set aside. Drain fat from the pan. Pour just 1 tsp oil back in to the pan and discard the rest. Preheat oven to 200oC (180oC fan oven) mark 6.
Add the onion, garlic, celery, carrots, leeks and potatoes to the pan, and cook, stirring, for 5-10 mins. Stir in the flour, cook for 2min, then pour in the stock. Season well, then return the browned chicken to the pan. Add the rosemary, squeeze over the juice from the lemon half and pop the squeezed lemon half into the pan. Cover and bring the casserole to the boil.
Cook in the oven for 25- 30min until the chicken is cooked through and the sauce is piping hot and thickened.
Our more astute readers will observe that rather than referring to Alison’s Kitchen, we have headed this page as Alison’s New Kitchen. The reason for restyling this par- ticular article is that the home of fine cuisine has relocated. It is now situ- ated elsewhere in Ingham village and boasts top of the range cookery equipment. Alison and her ever-charming husband have assured us that the new premises were carefully checked out (and cleansed) before the relocation took place. Normal service will continue as before.
Page 28 e-mail: village. [email protected] SCAMPTON PARISH COUNCIL At the meeting held on Thursday 5th December the following matters were discussed: Matters raised by the public – Mr Ulyat, who was not able to be present had asked about the batteries/solar panels for the speed sign indicators, which were not holding their charge. It was reiterated that he had the Council’s approval to buy what ever was neces- sary to sort the problem out. He should keep the Clerk informed. Bus Shelter – The new waste bin had been purchased and was awaiting installation. We were still waiting for a reply from WLDC regarding the supply of a new dog waste bin. Closure of RAF Scampton – There is still nothing official to report. VE Day 75th Anniversary – Prior to this meeting the celebration committee met and the following matters were discussed: Funding was proving to be a problem due to the amounts in the PC and church ac- counts, although much of the money was ringfenced. Cllr Sneath would apply but it could be 16 – 18 weeks before we hear if we were successful. The possibility of resurrecting the Community Account held in the name of ROSE would be investigated. The Dambusters would apply for the Temporary Events Notice and set up the bar for us. Barbara would contact Graham Roy regarding the provision of First Aid cover for the evening event, we could provide cover for the children’s event. We would ask if the school could organise the races for the children. Chris Kenny offered to be anchor for the street party. We would ask Chris Kenny and Bill Shaw to design some posters for the next meeting emphasising the bringing of the community together. The next meeting of this committee will be on Wednesday 8th January at 7.00pm in the Dambusters Inn. Christmas Tree Lights - Neil Haire was thanked for helping Cllr Stead put up the Christ- mas Lights. It was felt that, for the first time the event had been held, the official turning on of the lights went very well. There were about forty people present. The hot chocolate and mince pies had gone down well, as it was a wet, chilly evening. It was agreed unani- mously agreed that the surplus mince pies be donated to the church for their carol service and to the school for their Christmas Fayre. Everyone who supported the event was thanked. District Councillor’s report – Cllr Patterson reminded people to make nominations for the Community Awards and he reported that the building of the crematorium in Lee was coming on well and they had resourced biodegradable caskets. Correspondence Parish Grass cutting contract with LCC has been renewed for next year. The lamp post inventory has been updated by Western Power and the information passed to our suppliers, who had reduced the monthly charges. We have received a request to support the Local Electricity Bill, Cllr Plews would look at the proposal. Request for any update to the entry for Scampton in the Central Lincolnshire Plan – the PC was happy with it as it stands. Call Connect Christmas Timetable. Green Grass Contracting sent in their quote for next year. It was proposed by Cllr Pews, that in view of the good service received from Green Grass in the past that they be awarded the contract for next year. It was seconded by Cllr Sneath and agreed Finance It was noted that the following payments had been made: Haven Power £78.24 E-On (New Lamp) £28.16 Glasdon (New bin) £216.47 Joe Bartrop (Materials for phone box and seats) £38.55 (Continued on Page 30)
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HACKTHORN & COLD HAWORTH LOCAL HISTORY GROUP OPEN MEETING Thursday 20th February 2020 at 7.00 pm. in Hackthorn Village Hall Elaine Johnson is to give her talk on THE LOCAL HOME FRONT IN WW2 based on the villages of Welton, Hackthorn and Normanby Everyone welcome. Entrance Fee for non-members £2 including refreshments. The website address: www.hackthornhistorygroup.org.uk/
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The request for the precept for 2020 – 2021 has been submitted to West Lindsey and acknowledged.by them.
The full Minutes can be viewed on the Parish Council website following their approval at the next PC Meeting.
Page 31 e-mail: village. [email protected] INGHAM PARISH COUNCIL Minutes of the Meeting of Ingham Parish Council Date: Monday 11th November 2019
Venue: Ingham & Cammeringham Village Hall
Attendance: Councillors: M. Nicholson (Chairman), N. Brown (Vice Chairman), M. Dickin- son, S. Harris, R. Graham, R. Woods. Also attending: G. Monks (Clerk), B. Buck (Village Caretaker)
Apologies for absence: G. Stonham, PCSO McFaul, District Councillor Roger Patterson Village Caretaker’s report: The Village Caretaker reported that he had completed safety checks and cleaned play park equipment. Dog fouling is reduced around the village. There are large ruts in the grass on the playing field following the fireworks display. The Chairman thanked the Village Caretaker for all the hard work he had put in during his time in the position. Notes of the Meeting of Ingham Parish Council held on the 14th October 2019 to be ap- proved as the Minutes: Proposed Councillor Brown seconded Councillor Woods and RESOLVED unanimously to approve the Minutes of the meeting of 14th October 2019. Police report: PCSO McFaul sent apologies. The Clerk reported an attempted theft of a roof rack from Hayes Gardens and a theft of tools from a van in the Village. Clerk’s report on matters outstanding: The Clerk reported that the post box stump on Lincoln Road has not yet been removed. The signpost at the junction of B1398 and Church Hill will be fixed by LCC. The steps on Grange Lane repair has been scheduled by LCC. Lincoln Road development - Waddington Developments will be invited to attend the next meeting of the Parish Council. The Local Councillor Initiative Fund Remembrance Day grant has not yet been received. The hedge adjacent to Grange Lane has been cut by LCC but requires further attention. The Clerk will report this to LCC. A tree survey of trees on The Green and pond site is arranged for Spring 2020. The Christmas Tree has been or- dered and is due for delivery on 26th November. Play area lease – the Clerk is awaiting for Ingham School to clarify the contact point. One more grass cut may be arranged this year if the weather allows. P3 Liaison Officer’s report: The Village Caretaker report noted that all footpaths are walk- able however there is quite a lot of standing water in places. There is some dog fouling in the Village. Items raised by Councillors for future agenda: Councillor Nicholson noted the trip hazard caused by flower pots outside ‘Top Shop’ on High Street. This will be an agenda item at the next meeting. Financial report including resolution to make payments to: Cheque Number Payee Amount 1627 G.Monks (October salary) £634.12 1628 B.Buck (October salary) £205.25 1629 Openplan Consultants Ltd (Consultancy Fees) £574.56
1630 G. Monks (mileage) £10.80
Proposed Councillor Nicholson seconded Councillor Woods and RESOLVED unanimously to pay cheques 1627 to 1630. Budget 2020/21: The Clerk presented a draft budget which was discussed. Estimated Precept 2020/21: Proposed Councillor Brown seconded Councillor Dickinson and RESOLVED unanimously to request an estimated precept of £21,355 for 2020/21 rep- resenting a 3% increase on the current level.
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Page 32 e-mail: village. [email protected] The Ingham Players Present Jack and The Beanstalk Ingham & Cammeringham Village Hall Featuring STARSTRUCK SCHOOL OF DANCE
Fri. 21 Feb 7:30pm Sat. 22 Feb 2pm & 7:30 pm Tickets £6 Adults £5 Children Family ticket (2 Adults & 2 Children) £20
Tickets available from 01522 731716 or Ingham Stores
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in association with Blueprint Film Foundation present
FLIX IN THE STIX 2020
A big Thank You to all of you who are supporting our successful Flix In The Stix Film Scheme. Our next offering is -
‘‘Downton Abbey’’ (PG) :
On Friday 28th February
The world- wide phenomenon ‘Downton Abbey’ becomes a grand motion picture event as the beloved Crawleys and their intrepid staff prepare for the most important moment of their lives.
A Royal visit from the King and Queen of England will unleash scan- dal, romance and intrigue which will leave the future of Downton hanging in the balance. This sumptuous production is written by series creator Julian Fellowes and stars the original cast.
No Pre-Bookings - Just turn up and Pay On The Door – All tickets at the very low price of just £4!
Doors Open at 7.00pm Film Show Starts at 7.30pm Licensed Bar / Ice-creams for sale
Further Film Dates and Titles for your diaries are:
Friday 20th March ‘Blinded By The Light’ Friday 17th April ‘Sometimes Always Never’
Remember - only your support on a regular basis ensures the continuation of these Film Evenings - which use state-of-the- art equipment to transform our local Village Hall into a Cinema for the evening!
For more information visit FLIXINTHESTIX.CO.UK
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Page 37 e-mail: village. [email protected] December in The Springline Parish From the PCC Secretary January is now behind us and we see the evenings slowly drawing out and we look foward to Spring.
At last our new web site is live. It is important to build on what has been set up and to keep it fresh and interesting so please forward an items or observations to myself to keep it updated.
This month we have our quarterly Healing Service on 2nd at Scampton and Ash Wednes- day services at Scampton and Ingham Please do try and support these special occasions. .
The PCC are planning events for the year and more details will be available next month but if you have any ideas for any fundraising events please let me know. I am looking into the possibility of a sponsored Parish walk in May to coincide with Rogation Sunday watch out for details. Kind regards John Secretary to The Springline Parish PCC [email protected] Springline E bulletin The monthly e- bulletin provides full details of events within the parish to receive subscribe please send your contact details to [email protected] Events in the Springline Parish in February
Sun 2nd Parish Healing Service at Scampton 4 pm Thurs 6th Rector’s Surgery North Carlton from 10.00am Thurs 13th Rector’s Surgery South Carlton from 10.00am Thurs 20th Rector’s Surgery Burton from 10.00am Sun 23rd United Parish Communion at Scampton 10.30am Wed 23rd Ash Wednesday Services - at Scampton Church 4pm - at Ingham Church 7pm Thurs 27th Rector’s Surgery Burton Waters from 10.00am
News from the Villages - Burton The Community Lottery Christmas Bonus Draw took place following the Carol
Service and the winners were ;
1st Prize £1,000 Paul Graves 2nd Prize £500 Shirley May Dickinson 3rd Prize £250 Anne Hansord
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Planning Matters to be Reported and Considered: Planning Application: 139818, Outline planning application to erect 1no. dwelling - all matters, Land To The West Of Kincraig Cottage Long Lane Ingham Lincoln LN1 2YB reserved - resubmission of 137858 – with- drawn. Councillor Nicholson will be attending a WLDC Planning Committee meeting with respect to application 139936. Risk Assessment Play Area and Playground: The Clerk presented the report which noted that the play equipment on the playing field and defibrillators were operationally safe. Neighbourhood Plan: Councillor Nicholson summarised progress noting that there had been a successful character review mapping event and walkabout. Output from this will be sent to Openplan. Lincoln Road Development: Waddington Developments will be invited to attend the next meeting of the Parish Council. Christmas Tree: The Clerk reported that Fillingham Trees would deliver and install the Christmas Tree on 26th November. The Christmas Tree lighting ceremony is scheduled for 7th December. Village Hall Committee: Proposed Councillor Dickinson seconded Councillor Nicholson and RESOLVED unanimously to provide a donation of £1,350 to the Village Hall Com- mittee for 2019/20. This amount will be reviewed next year. Speed sign replacement: Proposed Councillor Brown seconded Councillor Nicholson and RESOLVED unanimously to purchase 4 replacement speed restriction signs from Lincoln- shire Road Safety Partnership. Citizens Advice Bureau: The Clerk will contact CAB to understand how they support pa- rishioners of Ingham. Village Caretaker: The Clerk reported that he had received the resignation letter from the Village Caretaker. The vacancy will be advertised on noticeboards and Facebook. Councillor Vacancy: The Clerk reported that he had received the resignation from Coun- cillor Wagstaff. WLDC have been notified and the vacancy advertised. Cheque signatory: Proposed Councillor Nicholson seconded Councillor Brown and RE- SOLVED unanimously to appoint Councillor Graham as a signatory to the HSBC account. Snow clearance arrangements: The Village Caretaker will check the grit supplies in the grit bins. The Clerk will ask Mr Deague whether he still has a grit supply and whether he will be happy to deliver to the Village when necessary. Correspondence Received: All correspondence was discussed as part of agenda items. Date of the next Parish Council Meeting: The next Meeting of Ingham Parish Council will be on Monday 9th December 2019.
Meeting Ended 20.55
A full copy of these Minutes can be found on the Parish council website or on request from the Clerk. Getting to Know You If it goes a bit quiet in the pub, on the bus or even at home try asking one of these to get those conversations going. Remember-----it’s good to talk! Name two historical figures you would invite to your home for dinner
Would you rather have beautiful eyes or a fabulous body?
When did you last climb a tree? Do you make your bed every morning or do you leave it unmade?
If you were a potato, how would you like to be cooked? If you could give one sentence of advice to your younger self about how to live life , what would it be ?
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SPRINGLINE PARISH-DIOCESE OF LINCOLN-LOCAL CONTACTS
Rector Revd Dr Sebastian Mattapally 01522 731793 (Father Sebastian)
MINISTRY TEAM CONTACTS FOR MINISTRY MATTERS: Baptisms, , Sacraments, Services, Home visits etc . ASSISTANT PRIESTS Revd Bill Williams 01522 730365 Revd Sue Deacon 01522 730167 LICENSED READERS Mr Neill Hepburn Mr John Beverley 01522 730752 PASTORAL TEAM: for home/hospital visits, bereavement visits, Home Communion and prayer do contact the Rector or any of the above. Your call will be treated in confidence.
FOR WEDDING ENQUIRIES, FUNERALS AND ALL CHURCHYARD MATTERS, such as reserv- ing a grave space, headstones do contact the DEANERY ADMINISTRATOR, MRS SHIRLEY KEYES ON 01522 931075. CHURCHWARDENS BURTON, ST VINCENT Mr John Moore 01522 567185 Mr John Walsh 01522 520350 SOUTH CARLTON, ST JOHN THE BAPTIST Mr David Capps 01522 731087 Mrs Diana Scammell 01522 731495 N CARLTON, ST. LUKE Mr Robert Heneage 01522 730562 Mr Nigel Key 01522 730970 SCAMPTON, ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST Mrs Barbara Young 01522 731900 Mr Chris Kenny 01522 731538 BRATTLEBY, ST. CUTHBERT Mrs Pauline Organ 01427 788629 Mr Jonathan Wright (honorary) 01522 730761 CAMMERINGHAM, ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS Mr Simon Judge 07849 148320 Mr John Lockwood 01522 730730 INGHAM, ALL SAINTS Mrs Ann Duggan 01522730008 FILLINGHAM, ST. ANDREW Mr Butterworth 07850685507 Mrs Sarah Overton 07411152241
PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OFFICERS VICE-CHAIRMAN Mr Robert Heneage 01522 730562 SECRETARY Mr John Moore 01522 567185 SAFEGUARDING OFFICER Mrs Barbara Young 01522 731900 TREASURER Mrs Sue North 01522 519025 ELECTORAL ROLL OFFICER Mr John Walsh 01522 520350
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PILATES CLASSES
Tuesday –7.15 and 8.10pm
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Telephone 01673 878433
Mobile: 07710 493646
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Another year has passed, and we have entered a new Decade, I’m sure many of us gave some thought to changes we would like to make to our lives starting in 2020.
Every year, millions of people make New Year’s resolutions, hoping to spark positive change. The recurring themes each year include a more active approach to health and fitness, improved finances, and learning new things for personal and professional development. Chances are, more than a couple of the top 10 most common resolutions will look familiar to you: Exercise more Lose weight Get organized Learn a new skill or hobby Live life to the fullest Save more money / spend less money Quit smoking Spend more time with family and friends Travel more Read more
Page 45 e-mail: village. [email protected] The 19th January is called Quitters Day as this is the date most people are likely to give up on their resolution. Recent study shows 26% quit within 2 weeks of starting and only 19% of people actually achieve their goals.
How to keep your resolution
You don’t have to start it on 1st January , begin when you are ready Create a goal for yourself, what weight do you want to lose? Identify your action steps – what do you need to do, clear out my fridge, book on a slimming class? Track your progress, am I losing weight?
Resolutions have been around for many years, in Medieval times Knights took a “Peacock Vow” to reaffirm commitment to Chivalry. Romans began each year with a promise to the God Janus (that’s how we get January)
The concept of a resolution is to reflect on your self improvement but we can do so many other things to improve the way we live and the world in which we live.
Say Hello when you pass some- one in your village or street Smile at more people Make that call to someone you haven’t heard from in a while Check on a neighbour who lives alone.
So let’s aim at being one of the 19% for from February, March or whenever is best for you . Happy New Year !!
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