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Warbler Mar 2020 A Newsletter for Wolds Valley Residents ISSUE 171 ● MARCH 2020 Final copy date 18th of the month for the following months issue to:- A View from County Hall Trevor Thomson Gypsey Cottage, Main Road, Weaverthorpe, YO17 8EY As I write, storm Dennis is wreaking destruc tion all over the country apart from Telephone: 01944 738804 or 07972 132158 here in sunny Thornton Le Dale where amazingly the sky is blue and Denis is Email: [email protected] behaving like a real g entleman. Living at the side of the beck, I am al ways conscious of the damag e water can inflict, and take my duties as a riparian owner (DISCLAIMER: Any correspondence/articles printed in the very seriously because prevention is always better than cure. Climate c hang e is Warbler are entirely the responsibility of the contributor) clearly the current hot topic and we have rec ognised the need to have emergency planni ng in place to enable us to baton down the hatches should the worst happen. As a council, NYCC have set up a working group on climate c hange and we are g oing to try to get near to bei ng carbon neutral withi n the next 10 years. This will be a reall y di fficul t challenge to meet but we feel we need to demonstrate an enormous ambition bec ause of the sense of urgency that exists on this subject. The carbon footprint of the County Council has been estimated at 13,500 of CO2 emissions per year. This is a huge figure but not s urprising given that we are a big council covering a very large rural area, have a @woldsvalleywarbler large property es tate, street lights, transport fleet and essential service contracts. Some initiatives are already in place to reduce our impact. For example, we are changing all of our street lights to low energ y LEDs after reducing the time they’re on. We know there is more to do, we are l ooking at developing solar farms, buyi ng green elec tricity from renewable sources, repl acing heating sys tems in buildings, maki ng changes to vehicles used to provide home school transport and investi ng in projects to offset our car bon emissions including planting trees and the res toration of peat land. We are well aware that our thi nking needs to develop and welcome i deas but at the same time of course we’ve got important services to deliver and funding constraints to work withi n. My concluding message is to reassure you that as a council we are taki ng climate chang e seriously, our probable failing is that we are not shouting about it from the roof tops! Janet Sanderson 01751 474516 mobile 078 3355 3014 Wolds Valley ‘Pop U p’ Yorkshire Film Archive in Community Cinema conjunction with Wolds Valley ‘Pop Up’ Our last film of the season is Community Cinema 'Downton Abbey' (PG). Screening on Friday 27th A note for your diaries is Thursday 12th March at 7.30pm in March at 7.30pm. The Yorkshire Film Weaverthorpe Village Hall . I don't think I Archive folk are coming to give a need to say too much about this film but it screening of historical local films running centres around the Crawley's and their from 100 years ago, this should be intrepid staff preparing for a royal visit, it is fascinating and not to be missed! a great 'sit back and enjoy it' film. We have Screening at Weaverthorpe Village Hall had a very successful 19/20 Season with and doors open at 7pm for refreshments. a very loyal following and your generous No charge as usual but donations donations will allow us to continue with the Pop Up for a 20/21 Season. Thank you all. received with gratitude. For further information contact:- For further information contact Sue Hone Sue Hone at:- susiehone569@ gmail.com 01944 738358 or on email or on 01944 738358. [email protected] Don’t forget the following Websites :- Luttons & Weaverthorpe (http://luttonsandweaverthorpe.ryedaleconnect.org.uk) Kirby Grindalythe & Duggleby (http://kirbygrindalytheduggleby.ryedaleconnect.org.uk) Foxholes with Butterwick Parish Council (http://foxholesbutterwickpc.co.uk) All Saints Church, Wold Newton (www .allsaintschurch-woldnewton.com) The Wolds Valley Warbler provides a means of communication between the communities of: Wharram-Le- Street, Duggleby, Kirby Grindalythe, West Lutton, East Lutton, Helperthorpe, Weaverthorpe, Butterwick, Foxholes and Wold Newton. Providing quality fuels and lubricants throughout With grateful thanks to L.H.Sleightholme North & East Yorkshire for over 25 years for paper and photocopying facilities & DOMESTIC HEATING OIL www.amkfuels.co.uk - [email protected] Richard Ogden, West Lutton & AMK Fuel Call Andrew, Mavis or James on 01377 229373 Services for additional paper supplies. Wolds Valley Benefice 1st Mar 10.30 am Holy Communion St. Andrew’s Kirby Grindalythe 8th Mar 10.30 am Holy Communion (said) St. Andrew’s Weaverthorpe 11.00 am Bible study St. Andrew’s Weaverthorpe 13th Mar 9.30-11.00 ‘Come And See Mission’ Brunch Club at Weaverthorpe Village Hall 14th Mar 1.30-3.30pm ‘Come And See Mission’ Walking Church (Walk TBC) 15th Mar 10.30 am Family Holy Communion St Peter’s Church NORTON 22nd Mar 10.30 am Mothering Sunday Holy Communion St. Peter’s Helperthorpe 29th Mar 10.30 am Holy Communion St. Mary’s Wharram Le Street Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals and other enquiries should be directed to the Rev Andy Bowden 01944 738814 or email [email protected]@woldsvalley.plus.com For parishioners, your first point of call on all church related matters should be your churchwarden. St Nicholas’s Church Benefice, Butterwick 1st Mar 9.15am Benefice Service at St. Nicholas’s Butterwick 8th Mar 9.15am Service at All Saints, Thwing 11.00am Eucharist at St. Peter’s Langtoft 15th Mar 10.00am All Benefices Service for ‘Come and See’ at All Saints Driffield 22nd Mar 9.15am Morning Prayer at All Saints, Thwing 11.00am Eucharist at St Peter’s, Langtoft 29th Mar 9.15am Eucharist at All Saints, Thwing 11.00am Eucharist at St. Peter’s Langtoft 14th Mar 9.15 am 'Men at The Mill’ Breakfast Club' at The Church Rooms Langtoft. All men from the local villages are invited to come along. Please join us for Bacon sandwiches/ coffee and some convivial company and lively chat! Contact :- Geoff Tonkin Tel:- 01377 267149 All enquiries should be directed to:to:---- Rev’d Stuart Grant ::---- 01377 257712 All Saints Church, Front Street, W old Newton 1st Mar 10.00 a.m. Holy Communion with the Rev. Barbara Hodgson. 8th Mar Sherburn M ethodist Chapel 1st Mar 10.30am Service led by the Worship Team. 8th Mar 10.00am Holy Communion Service led by Rev Nigel Spencer. 15th Mar 10.30am Service led Diane Robinson. 22nd Mar 10.30am All age Service for Mothering Sunday led by Rev Bruce Russell. 29th Mar 10.30am Service led Christine Fenwick. Messy Church on Saturday 14th March when we will be hearing about a massive catch of fish. Meet for tea at 4.45pm All welcome Luncheon Club will meet on Wednesday 18th March from 12.30pm for lunch at 1pm. Transport in Sherburn Village can be arranged just ring Christine on 711294 Bible Fellowship Mondays at Chapel at 2pm Tuesday Coffee Morning from 10am-11.30am Kind donations for coffee are for St Hilda's Parish Church. Thursday Craft club meets at 1pm just come along and bring your craft. All enquiries to Rev. Bruce Russell on 01723 585726 St Leonard & St Mary's RC Church, M alton Masses at St Leonard & St Mary's take pl ace at the weekend at 6.30 pm on Saturdays and 9.00 am on Sundays. Now that the colder weather has returned, the weekday Masses at St Leonard & St Mary’s RC Church, Malton, will be in the Parish Community Centre except for those Wednesdays when there is Eucharistic Adoration at 11.00am and Mass at 12.00 noon. The Christmas Crib Offerings at St Leonard & St Mary’s RC Church, Malton, came to £54.95. There is a letter of thanks from Friends of the Holy Land on the notice board at the church. Apostleship of the Sea - A thank you note from the Apostleship of the Sea is on the notice board ac- knowledging the last parcel of woolly hats from St Leonard's and St Joseph’s at Pickering. They are much appreciated by our seafarers. Please keep kni tting! T hank you, Stephanie Paddy’s Night – Friday March 20: At Steam and Moorland, Pickering, 7.30pm – midnight. Live music from the Plastic Paddies. Pie and Peas Supper. Tickets: £8 from Father Tim or from Steam and Moor- land. CAFOD Lent Fast Day: Will be on Friday March 6. Envelopes will be handed out at Mass on Sunday 1st March. Priest is Father Tim Bywater while Mrs Sue Westmacott is the pastoral assistant. Address: Church Hill, Malton, YO17 7EJ. tel/fax: 01653 692128 email: [email protected] Weaverthorpe Weebles RAREY HALT TEAROOM & Weaverthorpe Meet Mondays 9.00-11.00 am SHOP W eaverthorpe Brunch Club at Weaverthorpe School (term time only). We are open 7 days ADVANCED NOTICE All parents/careers welcome a week. From 2nd March our with children baby—5yrs, come and have hours will be 9am – 5pm. The Brunch Club in a cuppa, a chat and some fun! March will be held on (Please park at the bottom of the hill) the second Friday — Contact Jill on 01944 738389 for more THE STAR INN WEAVERTHORPE details.
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