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Holme on Spalding Moor Grapevine September / October 2020 HOLME ON SPALDING MOOR GRAPEVINE SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2020 THE FLOWERS OF HOLME ON SPALDING MOOR (Photographs on various pages courtesy of Kath Worsey) Please note that due to the ever changing advice re COVID19 the dates, times and events listed in Grapevine could change- please check before attending any function. PLEASE NOTE THAT GRAPEVINE IS NOW ONLY AVAILABLE ON LINE www.hosmparishcouncil.co.uk WHERE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO VIEW EVERY COPY FROM FEBRUARY 2014. To receive a copy by email please contact the parish clerk who will add you to the list Page 1 of 31 Hughes Group, Howden Road, Howden, Yorkshire, Y043 4BU Tel: 01904 437140 Email: [email protected] Hughes Mushrooms are a leading player in the mushroom industry in the UK and Ireland and are a trusted supplier to many of the large UK retailers. With over 54 years of experience, the company operates from three sites, using state of the art facilities, designed and operated to the highest quality standards. Hughes Group have recently opened a ‘world leading’ mushroom growing facility on the outskirts of Holme upon Spalding Moor. This leading-edge facility is now looking to grow its team to match the demands of customers. Page 2 of 31 DO YOU HAVE ANY DATES YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADD TO THE DIARY, ARTICLES / NOTICES OF EVENTS TO SEND IN FOR INCLUSION IN THE NEXT GRAPEVINE – IF YOU DON’T TELL US PEOPLE WILL NOT KNOW PLEASE SEND THEM TO THE EDITOR [email protected] Deadline date: - Friday 30th October 2020 DISCLAIMER Every effort will be made to ensure all items are present and correct. There may be the odd occasion that items will be edited so as to fit the page limits or held back until the next issue. Grapevine is produced and edited by a volunteer and we rely on advertisers to fund this every two months. Adverts are not affected by editing. The placing of adverts in Grapevine does not mean any endorsement by the publishers or councillors. To Advertise in Holme on Spalding Moor Grapevine Contact [email protected] to advertise your business in this parish magazine. Grapevine is now available on the parish council website www.hosmparishcouncil.co.uk Page 3 of 31 THE REPORT ABOUT HOW THE VILLAGE COPED IS SAVE ON THE PARISH COUNCIL WEB SITE WITHIN THE GRAPEVINE PUBLICATIONS HOLME ON SPALDING MOOR (centre of village) Courtesy of Zaila Rhodes The following is the story of how the small village of Holme on Spalding Moor looked after each other during the Corona Virus 2020. How everyone pulled together and shows what the spirit of a great village that we proudly have. It also includes samples of instructions etc. that everyone had to adhere to. Published and written by Mike Worsey on behalf of all the Holme on Spalding Moor Volunteers Page 4 of 31 CHURCH INFORMATION Anglican Services: As from October 4 we are running to our new full rota:- HoSM, up the hill, 10.45 every Sunday HoSM, Old School, 9.30 every Wednesday Bielby, 9.15 on the 1st and 3rd Sundays Bursea, 9.00 on the 3rd Sunday Everingham, 9.15 on the 2nd and 4th Sundays Harswell, 10.45 on the 1st Sunday Seaton Ross, 9.00 on the 2nd and 4th Sundays Roman Catholic Services: Masses at Our Lady’s, Sancton Road, Market Weighton. Saturday at 5.30pm Sunday at 9.15 am and 10.30 am. For further details check www.marketweightoncatholics.org Methodist Services: We are meeting via 'Zoom' on: Thursday mornings at 9.30am, for midweek worship for approximately 40 minutes. Sunday evenings at 6pm, for informal worship for approximately 60 minutes. Thursday evenings, 7pm for an Alpha course (for those who have been asking the big questions of life during lockdown!) for about 75 minutes each week. There are also occasional 'coffee mornings' on 'Zoom'. PLEASE NOTE:- For each of these Methodist Church events you will a need log-in code. Contact by email see below. If you are not familiar with video conferencing but would like to give it a go, do get in touch! Contact: Graham and Suzanne Patrick, 01430 861774 [email protected] Page 5 of 31 HOSM Churches – Christian Fellowship www.HolmeChristianFellowship.org While there are limitations on actually meeting the Church activities each week will be conducted via ZOOM. Sunday Service and time to chat together – 10.30am to 12.30pm Bible Study 7.30pm to 8.30pm Prayer Meeting 7.30pm to 8.30pm For more information and requests for prayer please contact: Robert Templey 01430 860997 robert.templey3@@btinternet.com Chris Lemming 01430 861892 [email protected] Due to the Covid 19 we have been unable to have our regular monthly Messy Church at Selby Road Methodist since March. As the Methodist Church remains closed for the time being we have been emailing monthly packs of activities out to families, we know are interested. In addition to these packs we have been joining with Pocklington to hold a short (about 25 minutes) ‘Zoom’ celebration of all things Messy which is based on the same theme. We are starting to produce an even shorter (about 10 minutes) summary of this which is place on You Tube, however, these are ‘unlisted’ meaning you will not find them unless you have the actual web location detail, we can send you this on request, or you can find details on the circuit website and Facebook page. Circuit website: pocklingtonandmarketweighton.church Facebook: www.facebook.com/PMWMethodistCircuit/ Contact: Graham and Suzanne Patrick, 01430 861774 [email protected] You will see some familiar faces on both the ‘Zoom’ sessions and the You Tube so come and join in the fun. We look forward to seeing you. Page 6 of 31 HAVE YOU ANY QUESTIONS, COMMENTS PROBLEMS or CONCERNS Please be aware that the parish clerk works part time:- Working Hours: Mon 10am- 12pm, 1-5 pm, Tue/Wed 1-4pm Anyone wishing to: receive notice of meetings; give notice to speak at a meeting; view current Planning Applications or any Parish Council document, please contact by email:- [email protected] The PC minutes are displayed on the 3 village notice boards and in the parish council website www.hosmparishcouncil.co.uk Other important local information is also included in the newsletter, please take notice. Parish Council minutes (after sign off) and agendas will be available on the following website, along with diary dates, village news and announcements: www.hosmparishcouncil.co.uk Minutes are no longer included in Grapevine. Page 7 of 31 There are always recurring issues and these are shown below – it is your responsibility to report issues – the PC cannot be everywhere all the time. If you don’t let them know don’t complain! Street-light and Pot-hole Problems If you notice a street-light not working please either phone the number on the lamp-post, report it in the first instance via the East Riding of Yorkshire Council website or email Maggie [email protected] with the name of the road, the location and the number on the lamp-post. The East Riding of Yorkshire Council is responsible for our street-lights and will rectify all problems. Pot-holes are the bane of our lives and the East Riding of Yorkshire Council is again responsible for repairing them, it appears that in cold weather they only make a temporary repair which is then done properly once the road surface is warmer. To report problems ring 01482 887700 and ask for Highways or report via the East Riding of Yorkshire Council website with exact location and if possible a picture, the picture seems to help get the repair done more quickly!! Doggie Bag Dispensers and Litter Bins The village is now well covered with bins. Parish Councillors are alarmed at the number of bags having to be bought and therefore paid for out of public funds. Would dog owners please make their own arrangements for buying doggie bags (bags such as nappy bags are very inexpensive from many stores) and use the doggie bag dispensers as a backup. The Parish Council has set up a maximum budget for doggie bags and you may therefore find dispensers empty at certain times, please be a responsible dog owner and pick up your pets droppings. Recording of PC meetings, legislation allows residents to record meetings Child Protection The main message from experts is to listen to vulnerable people and always report suspicions, they will always be investigated, Ward Councillor Victoria Aitken has given out a “Golden number” to report suspicions 01482 395500 External grants If any voluntary groups in the village need help in sourcing external grants please contact the Parish Council Clerk Maggie Fuller Defibrillators We have two defibs available 24/7 with one attached to the outside wall at the Village Hall entrance plus one on Margaret’s DIY external wall. If you have a medical emergency phone 999, the operator will give you the code for the defib box if it is needed, defibs if used quickly can help keep people alive until the emergency services get there Severe weather, The Parish Council has updated the village severe weather plan to make sure we are as ready as possible for bad weather. Page 8 of 31 Burial grounds, The Church Graveyard and Parish Council Cemetery have the grass cut by our Parish Council handyman Pete who does a great job for the village. Lots of people have said that they would be willing to volunteer some time, the Parish Council is aware that some people do look after their family graves and this is perfectly acceptable to the Church and Parish Council.
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