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Brampton Singles Oct 15 BRAMPTON BIERLOW PARISH COUNCIL TON BI P ER M L A O R W B PARISHnews P A IL RI C SH COUN ISSUE No: 18 OCTOBER 2015 BMX Track Upgrade n the last edition we mentioned about the possibility of obtaining a grant for upgrading the BMX ITrack from Barclays Spaces for Sports who provided the original funding to build the track. Although it has been a competitive use. rather long process the Providing a storage unit closer to the track. Parish Council was Bike Track, local company based in Sheffield, will be notified in Spring that it starting work in the next couple of weeks and are had been successful in scheduled to complete the work by the end of November obtaining a grant of Due circumstances outside of the control of the Parish £24,777 to fund work to modify the track. Barclays invited the Council to consider applying for funds because they regarded the BMX track as a success endorsing the decision to award the original grant. The Parish Council has been working with Natasha Bonser and Arthur Hetherington from the Brampton BMX club to look at ways the track could be improved without compromising the Council's original intention for the track to be able to be used as 'open access' for local young people. The work will involve;- Fitting a 4 person Barrel starting gate so that weekly coaching sessions on the Council the project is now about 4 months later than use of the gate can be provided for local users of the track and then running fun the original plan and as a result it has been decided races and competitive events after riders have been trained in the use of the gate to hold an opening event in the Spring of next year. Altering part of the track to bring it up to current standards for casual and Allotments News A few years ago the Council developed a dedicated area of the allotments to provide a number of raised beds following some interest from local schools and the Brampton Youth Group to use the facility. Due to operational reasons the interest from the schools as waned but the Youth Group had been still using the allotments for 3 months in the summer until last year. The Parish Council was keen to ensure that this particular area of the allot- ments continued to provide specialist use and consulted the Westfield Allotment Society for their views on the matter. As a result and following some minor upgrading work, the area is now used by two disabled Parishioners. One of the tenants had been trying to cultivate a standard plot but now finds it Pictured are: Councillor Frank Hodgkiss (Chair of Parish much easier to maximise the use of allotments with the advantage of working Council), James Gosling (Allotment Tenant) and Neil with raised beds. Couldon and Stewart Manyweathers (Westfield Continued on Page 2 Allotment Society) BRAMPTON BIERLOW PARISH COUNCIL INSIDE: Page 2 Holly Bush Park...Page 3 Annual Report ... Page 4 Schools .... Page 5 Brampton PARISHnews Utd JFC ... Page 6 Brampton in Bloom ... Page 7 Decisions made by Parish Council... 2 News Items, Adverts etc TELEPHONE ROTHERHAM 541449 email: [email protected] Holly Bush Park Upgrade No Fireworks & Funfair In the last edition of the Parish News reference was made to the Parish Council The Parish Council has reluctantly decided that it examining a possible scheme to upgrade the children's play area to provide some play would not be possible to hold the Fireworks display equipment for the 3-8 years old children. and Funfair because of the lack of a suitable site in the Technical help from Rotherham MBC was provided and three companies outlined Parish. their schemes and two quotes were received. To provide a suitable scheme is likely to For a number of years the Parish Council was able cost in the region of £25,000- £30,000 and it was originally considered that the bulk of to use the site at the former Brampton Centre and this sum could be borrowed by the Council without having a significant impact on the Brampton Playing Fields which provided a suitable Council's finances. location for the event and provided a safe site for the Members of the Council considered the position in late 2014 but before any decision public. could be taken it was advised by Rotherham MBC about a significant reduction in the Due to the residential development, this site was budget that would take place over the three years commencing in 2016. not available to the Council last year and it was The reduction of nearly £11,000 or 16% of the current budget of the Parish Council has planned to use the field at the rear of Cortonwood to be made over the period 2016-19 as a result of the impact of Central Government Club but unfortunately the event had to be cancelled policies. at short notice because of the bad weather had made It was considered at the time that it would not be appropriate to fund all the scheme by ground conditions for members of the public unsafe. loan finance in view of the budget reductions that had to be made and the impending In arranging such an event the Council has to meet Parish Council elections. specific health and safety requirements for the The scheme is still the number one priority for developments and all possible means of fireworks display, operation of the funfair and the funding are being examined. numbers of the public expected to attend the event It is hoped that the situation may be clearer when the budget for next year has been including safe means of entrance and exit and general e x a m i n e d t h r o u g h ground conditions. December/January and that Unfortunately Members of the Council have had Parish Councillor some progress on the scheme conclude that no site is available in the Parish that can be made in 2016. meets all these requirement and it is unable to hold Contact Details the event. Frank Hodgkiss (Chair) 01226 755633 Allotments made available to All Steven Thackery (Vice Chair)01226 753506 Continued from front Page Jayne Andrews 07741 486930 On the main site, all available plots are tenanted and regular visits are made to ensure Martin Birley 01226 755151 that they are cultivated. Melvin Caddick 01226 758190 Anyone wishing to apply for an allotment should send their details to by email to Gerald Dennis 01709 873651 bramptonbierlowpc@btinternet or contact David Hudson Clerk to the Council on Peter Hart 01226 753123 01709 541228 The annual competition for best allotment was judged by an independent person Don Keating 01226 758553 from the Rotherham panel of judges in July the results were- 1st Stewart Maureen Oliver 01226 340441 Manyweathers. 2nd Roger and Tracy Fox. 3rd Rob and Jillian Cook. Richard Oliver 01226 340441 Margaret Thackery 01226 753506 Regular Activities in the Parish Hall Monday Indoor Bowls 1pm-3pm Cardio Dance 6.30pm- 7.30pm PARISH HALL Suitable for over 18 years £2.00 per session Suitable for over 16 years £3 per session AVAILABLE FOR HIRE Contact - Joan Skelton 01709 876294 Contact - Jodie Crummack 07871 923070 FOR A VARIETY OF FUNCTIONS or [email protected] Tuesday THE MAIN HALL HAS A DANCE FLOOR, Tea Dance -Sequence Dancing 1pm-3pm Colour your Life STAGE AND A CAPACITY Of 150 Suitable for over 60 years £2.00 per session Dance & Meditation 7pm-8pm inc tea & biscuits Please bring a yoga mat or sleeping bag KITCHEN AND BAR FACILITIES Contact - Brian Steer 01226 217282 for meditation (optional) £4.00 per session DISABLED ACCESS AND TOILET FACILITIES Karen Bassindale (Yonchev Dance Instructor) Sharon Balint (Hypnotherapist) TWO MEETING ROOMS Contact - 07751 408045 for more details Wednesday SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Old Time & Modern Sequence Slimming World 5pm-7pm £25 per hour Dancing 1pm-3pm Suitable for over 16 years . Reductions for Parishioners Suitable for all ages £2 per session £4.95 per session plus one-off membership Contact - Maureen 01709 584789 fee of £5. (Children 11-15 years free if MEETINGS AND REGULAR WEEKLY accompanied by paying adult) USERS £17 PER HOUR/SESSION Contact - Lesley 01226 749992 Thursday For availablity and further details please contact Slimming Group 9.30am Sequence and Ballroom Tuition Details as above and Dancing 7pm-9.30pm 01709 541228 Suitable for adults £3.50 per session David Hudson (Clerk to the Council) Contact - David Webster 07932 628931 News Items, Adverts etc TELEPHONE ROTHERHAM 541449 email: [email protected] 3 Members of the Parish Council Chair: Cllr Frank Hodgkiss Vice Chair: Cllr Steve Thackery Cllr Jayne Andrews Cllr Martin Birley Cllr Melvin Caddick Cllr Gerald Dennis Cllr Peter Hart Cllr Don Keating Mr David Hudson Cllr Maureen Oliver Cllr Richard Oliver Cllr Maggie Thackery Clerk to the Council Westfield Allotments ( b u d g e t ) w o u l d b e The Council continues to Annual Report May 2014 - May 2015 reduced over the next work closely with the The Council has obtained for a range of weekly f i g u r e o f £ 6 6 , 0 0 0 . three years starting in Allotment Society, all proposals for upgrading activities and the usual However, the Council was 2016/7 by £10,826 which p l o t s a r e c u r r e n t l y Holly Bush Park to weekend social functions. notified by Rotherham is about 16% of the current occupied and there is a provide play equipment Liaison with Rotherham MBC that the Parish budget.
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