Parish Journal
Serving Thorngumbald, Camerton & Ryehill Issue No 19, September 2013
2013 Winner of the Scarecrow Trail Please read my thank you letter inside
The Parish Council Office Thorngumbald Village Hall Main Road, Camerton, HU12 9NG Tel: 01964 601111 Fax: 01964 601442 Email: [email protected]
PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS FOR 2013/2014 WEDNESDAY, 7.00PM AT VILLAGE HALL, MAIN ROAD, THORNGUMBALD
18 September 23 October 20 November December – No Meeting 22 January 19 February 19 March 23 April 21 May (AGM) 18 June 23 July August – No Meeting
THURSDAY SURGERY DATES FOR 2013 The following councillors are available 7.00pm-8.00pm
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Welcome to the September edition of the Parish Journal, we hope you all have had an enjoyable summer with the glorious long days of sunshine
The 2nd annual Gala and Scarecrow Trail event was bigger and better than last year as promised by the organisers, and judging by the crowds who attended everyone enjoyed it, so next year it will be better still! This includes the Scarecrow Trail being extended to include as far as Ferry View and in the opposite direction, Ryehill and Bridge Bungalows – so watch this space!!!!!
A lot of work goes in to organising an event such as this, especially behind the scenes and thanks are due to all the people involved in this event – I don’t want to mention individual people for fear of missing anyone out, but a big WELL DONE is due to the committee, chaired by Denise Hardy, and everyone else involved.
A full list of winners for the Village Show and also the Scarecrow Trail are on the Parish Council website at: www.thorngumbaldparishcouncil.co.uk/gala-and-scarecrow-trail.aspx and you can also see a message from the winning scarecrow ‘Scare-Dee-Crow’ for all those who wrote to him.
There was also a very successful Garden Party in Ryehill on 27 July at the home of Charlie and Judy Smales, which raised £1300 for the ‘Friends of Ryehill Village Hall’ and which was opened by Keith Tindall, ex Hull FC and International rugby player. Keith kindly donated two tickets to a home match at the KC Stadium, photos and information about this and all future events can also be seen on the Parish Council’s website at: www.thorngumbaldparishcouncil.co.uk/friends-of-ryehill-village-hall.aspx
The ‘Friends of Ryehill Village Hall are organising many events to get the hall back into use and a team of volunteers have recently redecorated the inside of the hall – a big thanks goes to all who cleaned and painted the hall. Events include a fortnightly ‘Craft Group’ and monthly ‘Farmyard Bingo’ as well as a big ‘Auction’ on 1 November by Tim Fussey and entertainment by the Stoney Creek Boys, so watch out for posters advertising this.
Due to ill health, Cllr Ian Jackson has not been as actively involved in the Parish Meetings – Members would like to send him their very best wishes and look forward to seeing him back at the meetings soon
Many of you will have noticed a change as you drive into the village from Hedon; East Riding of Yorkshire Council has planted large areas of wild flowers at a cost of £2,000. We are told that these will take time to mature and are assured that next year they will be a spectacular sight.
On a more serious note, the Parish Council is revising its Emergency Plan in readiness for winter. This is about how our parish would be affected when something out of the ordinary happens that disrupts everyday life, and putting effective measures in place so that people in our community can get back to normal as quickly as possible. No one can predict when something like this can happen but our Emergency Plan means that we can be prepared. We have an emergency team ready to deal with emergencies and we also have a lot of information on our website available for download. More details will be included in our December issue of the Parish Journal.
All that remains is for me to hope that the summer lasts as long as possible for everyone.
Margaret Wilson
THORNGUMBALD, CAMERTON & RYE HILL PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF A MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY 22 MAY 2013
Present: Cllrs Cook, Doyle, Forbes, Hardy, Richardson, Robinson, West, M Wilson (Chairperson), K Wilson, ERYC Cllr J Dennis, 4 Members of Public
1. Declaration of Interest: Cllr Hardy – pecuniary interest – Village Hall Fees Cllr Hardy – personal interest – 6h – Boundary Fence Cllr Doyle – pecuniary interest – Allotment Fees Clerk – pecuniary interest – 6a – Temporary Caretaker 2. Apologies for absence: Cllrs Jackson, Leach 3. Confirmation of Minutes: The minutes of the Parish Council meeting held on 17 April 2013 were RESOLVED as being a correct record of the proceedings thereat.
4. Chairman asked council members permission for members of the public to speak. A resident brought her concerns to the meeting regarding school transport to South Holderness. Those living under the 3 mile limit, (with the exception of Thornfields/Ferry View, who have to walk to the Post Office for a safe place to cross), have received confirmation from ERYC that the fare will increase from £360.00 pa to £540.00pa. Cllr John Dennis told meeting that this is due to ERYC’s lack of finance so they have reduced the subsidy. ERYC are also installing a 2nd pedestrian crossing, close to Beech Avenue, which will result in those residents on Thornfields/Ferry View no longer having free school transport. Clerk to find out when this will be installed.
5. Clerk’s Report: Clerk has contacted ERYC regarding hole in grass verge on corner of Stockholm Road/St Martins Road. Cllr Doyle reported that this has now been repaired. Clerk has contacted other Town/Parish Council Clerks regarding School Crossing Patrols and the majority are funded by ERYC. Clerk to see if Thorngumbald can be funded
6. To Resolve: Due to illness, Cllr Jackson has stood down as Chairman but wishes to continue as a councillor. Members wished him a speedy recovery. Clerk left the meeting – Due to retirement, the temporary caretaker position will now become a permanent position. It was agreed that this should be re-advertised as such in the Journal. Clerk returned to the meeting. Letter from resident who is concerned over the access to the 4 acre allotment field and has asked for appropriate access to be made. This was done in 2008 and the tenant is the key holder. Clerk asked to write to resident explaining this and enclose a copy letter from the tenant. Cllr Hardy Left meeting – It was RESOLVED that village hall fees will not be increased for the next 12 months. Cllr Hardy returned to the meeting. Cllr Doyle left the meeting – It was RESOLVED that allotment fees will not be increased for the next 12 months. Cllr Doyle returned to the meeting. This year’s allotment competition will take place on Saturday 29th June 2013 and will be judged by Cllrs Robinson and Doyle – Presentation will take place at the Gala weekend. Cllr Robinson expressed concerns over maintenance contract and clerk was asked to get clarification from ERNLLCA. Cllr Robinson asked why some minutes and accounts could not be accessed on the website. This will be rectified. Members were told that some of the boundary fence on the East side of the car park has been removed and that some large bags of sand were hung on the play area fencing Clerk was asked to write to the residents concerned asking them to replace the fencing and remove the bags. Cllr Richardson asked for additional litter bins to be erected on Main Road, Camerton and Ryehill. It was RESOLVED that Clerk obtains prices. Essential repairs are needed to the Porta Cabin Roof in the car park at a cost of £250 – It was RESOLVED that this be done.
7. Planning Applications:
13/00148/PLF (Amended) – Land East of 1A Church Lane – Erection of a paddock store for domestic use – RESOLVED 13/00799/PLF – Derrymore, 6 Station Road, Camerton – Creation of new vehicular access – RESOLVED 13/01394/PLF – 9 Beech Avenue, Thorngumbald – Erection of single storey extension to side – RESOLVED 13/01398/VAR – Land East of Ravine House, Pitt Lane, Ryehill – Variation of Condition 4 (Flood mitigation measures) – RESOLVED
Planning Decisions:
DC/13/00954/PLF/EASTSE/MC1 – Seven Acres, Thorn Road, Hedon – Erection of boundary wall and construction of vehicular access – REFUSED – It is considered that the removal of the existing hedgerow and its replacement with a 2 metre high brick wall would introduce an alien form of boundary treatment into the street scene and interrupt the rural character of this stretch of Thorn Road to an unacceptable degree. DC/13/00715/PLF/EASTSE/PAITCH – South View, Main Road, Camerton – Erection of single storey extension, rear gable extension and dormer windows to side following demolition of existing detached garage – RESOLVED DC/13/00567/PLF/EASTSE/SL – Thorngumbald Primary School, Plumtree Road, Thorngumbald - Erection of Timber Gazebo – RESOLVED
8. Accounts: Beverley Signs & Graphics – clean up stencils 38.40 Dawson Electrical – fire alarm inspection & PAT testing 252.00 Cheque cancelled Cancelled Aon UK Ltd – annual 949.58 Supplies – cleaning 131.93 Lawn Rangers – monthly 250.00 Axis Telecom – monthly 86.06 Ryehill Village Institute - monthly 100.00 Park Keeper - monthly 297.91 Village Hall expenses 35.00 General Maintenance – monthly 771.28 Petty cash account 132.27 Yorkshire Water – village hall – quarterly 192.81 Yorkshire Water – playing fields – quarterly 21.51 Yorkshire Water – cemetery – quarterly 23.22 Yorkshire Water – allotments – quarterly 25.20 Manor House Construction Ltd – maintenance 37.78 Lyreco UK Ltd – stamps and stationery 115.12 CIT Vendor Finance UK Ltd – photocopier – quarterly 1149.00 Eon – Gas – monthly 295.00 Eon – electricity – monthly 88.00 PWLB – bi annual 4615.14 HMRC 431.81 Wages Clerk ) Village Hall Secretary ) Caretaker ) 2393.28 Cleaner )
Monthly accounts were laid on the table – RESOLVED
9. Any other questions:
All confidential items to members will be added to secure area on website and not sent via e- mail. Cllr Robinson asked if money from Playing Field Account had been paid by BACS. Clerk was not aware of it and would check. Cllr K Wilson said that the PCC are looking at closing the Church Graveyard, if this happened then the upkeep of it would, by law, become the responsibility of the Parish Council. Cllr K Wilson will keep members informed. Cllr Robinson asked clerk to speak again to PC Bob Pyle regarding ‘Drug Awareness’
Chairman …………………………………….
Dated: ………………………………………..
TRUSTEES OF RYEHILL VILLAGE HALL MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY 22 MAY 2013
1. PRESENT: Cook, Doyle, Forbes, Hardy, Robinson, Richardson, West, K Wilson, M Wilson
2. APOLOGIES: Jackson, Leach
3. MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING: The minutes were approved as a true record. Proposed D Hardy, 2nd K Richardson, Agreed
Quotes from 2 building companies have been received; these were for renovation, both also quoting for new build. S Robinson told meeting that Servocomm had e-mailed but had not had a response. Avril to check e-mails and forward planning package. It was agreed to leave the quotes on the table until all the others had been received and trustees were asked not to discuss the prices outside of the meeting.
4. ALLOTMENTS: K Richardson told meeting that he had repaired the gate – the trustees thanked him. It was agreed not to increase the fees for 12 months.
5. CORRESPONDENCE: Residents of Ryehill have asked if the toilets could be repaired and brought back into a more useable condition. Avril told trustees that this would cost approximately £300 – it was agreed to go ahead with this. Residents also asked if they could paint the hall to brighten it up which would encourage it to be used more. Trustees agreed to purchase the paint, Avril to get price for next meeting. Avril was also asked to get a cost to sand and re-stain the floor.
6. ACCOUNTS: J West asked if the cost of paper had been deduced from the amount given to the Friends of Ryehill. Avril to clarify. The monthly accounts were accepted - Proposed D Hardy, 2nd T Doyle Agreed.
7. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS:
THORNGUMBALD, CAMERTON & RYE HILL PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF A MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE 2013
Present: Cllrs Doyle, Forbes, Hardy, Leach, Richardson, Robinson, Steel, West, K Wilson, M Wilson (Chairperson), ERYC Cllr J Dennis
1. Declaration of Interest: Cllr M Wilson – non-pecuniary interest - planning item 13/01376/PLF 2. Apologies for absence: Cllrs Jackson, Cook 3. Confirmation of Minutes: The minutes of the Parish Council meeting held on 22 May 2013 were RESOLVED as being a correct record of the proceedings thereat.
4. Clerk’s Report: Cllr John Dennis has informed clerk that he has spoken to the Highways team regarding the new pedestrian crossing at Beech Avenue and was told that ERYC have been busy co- ordinating the pot-hole project across the whole county. Therefore, some schemes, including this one, have been delayed but the Thorngumbald Crossing is now on a schedule to get done ‘in the summer’ – not too clear when, as much depends on other factors. However, what will happen is the parents of children who will effectively be closer to the school by virtue of them not having to walk back to the village centre, to cross the road, will be notified of the impending change in their bus-pass situation quite soon, but the change will probably not take place until after the Christmas school holiday. Clerk has contacted ERNLLCA regarding Maintenance and has received a reply – to be discussed at the end of the meeting without ‘Press and/or Public present’ Clerk can confirm that £1,230.26 from the Playing Field Account has been transferred via BACS into the Parish Council Account. A letter was sent to the residents of Elm Tree Bungalow asking them to replace the boundary fence, as yet no reply has been received however they did discuss this briefly with Cllr Hardy, who suggested they take the matter to the Council meeting, Clerk told members that the cost of litter bins for the parish are £268.91 – it was RESOLVED to purchase 2 – these will be placed at Larch Drive and Ryehill. Clerk received a 2nd quote for the electrical work at a cost of £588.00 it was RESOLVED to accept this quote.
5. To Receive information: Cllr M Wilson told members that she would be updating the emergency plan to include new pumps at Hedon. It was RESOLVED this be done. Cllrs West and Robinson asked for log in details to website. It was also suggested that the emergency boxes at Royal Mail, Camerton and Crooked Billet be checked. Letter from the Conservation Volunteers Group in connection with tree planting. It was RESOLVED that this be left on the table for the time being. A letter from ERNLLCA pointing out their concerns over information being given to non- members. This was noted by all members.
To Resolve:
ERYC Street Scene has asked to meet on Wednesday 17 July to do the walkabout. It was RESOLVED that Cllrs West and K Wilson will meet with them. All members were asked to inform clerk of any matters they would like raising with them. Cllr M Wilson asked members if they were happy with Thursday evening surgery. Following discussion it was RESOLVED that this remain as it is on a weekly basis. Cllr M Wilson asked all members if they were unable to make their surgery then they must ensure that this is covered by another member and inform clerk who it is. Cllr M Wilson and Clerk met at cemetery to look at some shrubs that had been removed. Cllr Wilson showed members photos of the area – it was RESOLVED that Cllrs Richardson, M Wilson, K Wilson, West, Hardy and clerk meet at cemetery on Tuesday 2 July at 12 noon. Clerk received a telephone call from a concerned resident stating that a number of cars were seen driving dangerously on the playing field. A registration number has been given to the Police. Following discussion it was RESOLVED that the gates be kept locked and that those who use the field will be given a gate key. Clerk had received concerns from a resident regarding some of the play equipment on the amenity area – it was RESOLVED that this had been installed to the correct standards. Cllr Richardson asked if brick flower planters could be erected – this has been discussed many times in the past. It was RESOLVED that Cllr Richardson should price up for 2 planters and clerk to price up for name plates.
Planning Applications: 13/01085/PLF – Land North of Green Marsh Farm, Hooks Lane, Thorngumbald - Erection of 1 wind turbine (14.97m to hub, 5.6m diameter blades) – Members RESOLVED to REFUSE this application on the grounds that it will have an unacceptable impact on the surrounding area, will intrude upon the landscape and will be a visual eyesore with its height in open countryside. Members feel strongly about this application and request that, if the planning officer is recommending a different decision, it should be referred to the appropriate committee/sub-committee. 13/01376/PLF – 5 Holderness Cottages, Marsh Lane, Ryehill – Erection of a detached garage – Members RESOLVED to APPROVE this application. 13/00148/PLF – Land East of 1A Church Lane, Thorngumbald (Amended) – Members RESOLVED to APPROVE this application.
Planning Decisions: DC/13/01398/VAR/EASTSE/MC1 – Land East of Ravine House, Pitt Lane, Ryehill – Variation of Condition 4 (Flood Mitigation Measures) – ERYC RESOLVED to grant. Accounts:
Alan Johnson – accounts 451.20 Hedon Hire Ltd – chain saw hire 48.00 D J Baker – window cleaning 55.00 Supplies – cleaning 74.07 Lawn Rangers – monthly 250.00 Axis Telecom – monthly 87.54 Ryehill Village Institute - monthly 100.00 Park Keeper - monthly 297.91 Village Hall expenses 12.00 General Maintenance – monthly 806.28 Petty cash account 154.67 Lyreco UK Ltd – paper 259.22 Natural Gas Services – annual service 64.80 Eon – electricity – monthly 314.00 Eon – gas – monthly 113.00 HMRC 431.81 Wages Clerk ) Village Hall Secretary ) Caretaker ) 2393.28 Cleaner )
Monthly accounts were laid on the table – RESOLVED
9. Any other questions:
Cllr Hardy read an e-mail she had received (originally sent to Parish Council) from a resident in connection with the Gala together with her reply. Many residents have expressed their concerns over the areas of grass in the parish that have been sown with Wild Flower Seeds. These areas are an eyesore – Cllrs agreed to have a site meeting and report back. It was suggested that a note be inserted in the next Journal stating that this was done by ERYC without the knowledge of the Parish Council. Cllr Doyle expressed his concerns over trees being cut back in the Parish and asked clerk to check with ERYC on how enforceable the TPO is. Cllr Forbes expressed his concerns over a large camber on Hooks Lane and asked that Highways look at it. Cllr Robinson raised that question over the temporary road signs on the Paull Road and it was suggested that she take these to Paull Parish Council meeting and report back. Cllr M Wilson confirmed interviews for the Caretaker position have been brought forward to 3 July 2013. Clerk to provide score sheets to Cllr Robinson for Allotment competition on Saturday 29 June 2013.
Chairman …………………………………….
Dated: ………………………………………..
TRUSTEES OF RYEHILL VILLAGE HALL MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE 2013
1. PRESENT: Doyle, Forbes, Hardy, Leach, Robinson, Richardson, Steel, West, K Wilson, M Wilson
2. APOLOGIES: Cook, Jackson
3. MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING: The minutes were approved as a true record. Proposed K Richardson, 2nd D Hardy, Agreed
It was agreed to leave the quotes on the table until all the others had been received and trustees were asked not to discuss the prices outside of the meeting. It was agreed to paint the hall in Magnolia and sage green. Avril to inform the volunteers.
4. ALLOTMENTS: Nothing to report
5. CORRESPONDENCE: Nothing to report
6. ACCOUNTS: The monthly accounts were accepted - Proposed J West, 2nd D Hardy Agreed.
7. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS: It was agreed to hire an industrial cleaner to for the hall prior to painting. This was agreed.
Thorngumbald Crime Figures June 2013
18/06/13 An assault was reported in Ferry View between two work Colleagues, one male was arrested and subsequently charged to Attend Hull magistrates Court.
12/06/13 Damage was reported to a vehicle which had been parked on The car park of the Royal Mail public house.
Anti Social Behaviour
There was one report of anti social behaviour which was a dispute between two parties over money owed.
Although we live in a very safe and low crime area, we are subject to offences such as burglaries or theft from vehicles. 50% of all burglaries reported in the East Riding are through insecure doors or windows. As the warmer weather is now with us the temptation is to leave doors and windows open which only helps the opportunist thief. Likewise over 50 % of cars broken into are insecure or have items of value on show. The crime prevention message is clear - lock it or lose it! Sometimes we get complacent about security, but thieves are opportunists, and will travel into the East Riding, often from Hull looking for easy pickings.
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THORNGUMBALD Parish Council
Crimes
Date of Type of Crime Location of Crime Crime 16/07/2013 Damson Road Burglary other than in a dwelling (Garage, Shed) 16/07/2013 Thorn Fields Theft from a Motor vehicle (Sat Nav) 16/07/2013 Summergangs Drive Burglary other than in a dwelling (Garage, nothing stolen) 16/07/2013 Main Road Criminal damage, less than £5000 (damage to gate lock) 19/07/2013 Nursery Close Interference with a motor vehicle (males seen trying car door handles0 19/07/2013 Hooks lane Burglary other than in a dwelling (garage) 20/07/2013 Hooks Lane Burglary other than in a dwelling (garage) 29/07/2013 Thorn fields Criminal damage, less than £5000 (vehicle)
Anti Social Behaviour Incidents
Date of Type of Incident Location of Incident Incident NONE REPORTED
Your Parish Councillors
Margaret Wilson - Chairperson
Max Cook Trevor Doyle Denise Hardy Phil Leach
Ken Richardson Sheila Robinson Ian Jackson Malcolm Forbes
Vacancy for Parish Councillor
please forward details to:-
Parish Clerk Thorngumbald, Camerton & Ryehill Parish Council Village Hall Main Road Thorngumbald HU12 9NG
Email: thorngumbaldpc@hotmail. Shirley Steel Jean West Ken Wilson com
SILVER SALVER WINNER - 2013
Congratulations to Dot Bentley for receiving the Silver
Salver this year. It was a well-kept secret, and a privilege to surprise Dot at the Race Night fund-raiser held at the Royal Mail. Dot was nominated for her continued dedication to the village for running the majorette troop for many years (over 20), and continued support to Thorngumbald Pre-School. Dot ran the majorettes, alongside Betty Williams who is sadly no longer with us - Betty was a very good friend of Dot's and a popular lady within the village. Although the majorettes no longer operates in Thorngumbald her dedication over the years has never faltered, and after the majorettes in Thorngumbald closed, Dot was approached to help run another troop within the area which is also very successful.
BURSARY AWARD
Sharon Weightman received a bursary award from P&G Champion Mums Foundation. The foundation was set up in 2011 to help mums make small but meaningful changes in their lives and the lives of their families or local communities. Sharon’s bursary was to help pay for pitch fees for ‘Thorngumbald Boys Football Club’ Well done Sharon
PARISH COUNCILLOR VACANCY
There is a vacancy on the Parish Council, if you are interested in becoming a Councillor, please forward your details in writing to the Parish Clerk, Village Hall, Main Road, Thorngumbald or e-mail [email protected] by no later than Friday 4th October 2013.
THORNGUMBALD PRESCHOOL
I hope that you are all enjoying the summer break and for once we are having some decent weather (not just for Scarecrow/Gala weekend!)
I am sure that you will all agree that yet again the Scarecrows were magnificent and my heartfelt thanks go out to all who helped in any way to make the weekend such a memorable and profitable one. Preschool benefitted by the sum of £600! A total of nearly £1700 shared between Preschool, St Mary’s Church and Gala Funds. (see separate article about the Scarecrow/Gala)
What a wonderful last term we had at Preschool. Not only was the weather great which gave the children the opportunity to get outside and have lots of fun in our garden area, but we had a lovely trip to Bridlington, where the children had fun on the beach and came back happy but tired(parents too)! The end of term brought lots of “goodbyes” and quite a few tears shed…some really special children left us to join Primary School and we wish them every success. They will all be missed. A massive thank you from the staff and myself for the lovely gifts and cards. THANKYOU!!!!!
Which brings me on to next term, where we welcome around 45 children and their families to Preschool. The theme for next half term will be MYSELF, so the children exploring all different ways to draw, paint, and model, themselves using lots of unusual media.
We are returning to Preschool on MONDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER, which is slightly later than Primary school.
If you have, or know of a child aged 2 to 5 years, please do no hesitate to come up to the Village Hall during Term Time. Our hours of opening are Monday to Friday 9 until 12, with additional Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons until 3. The children bring a packed lunch on Tues and Weds. Your child can come for as little or as much as you would like and at present our fees are £2.50 per hour. Children aged from 3 years can access Government funding which entitles them to 15 hours free, which can be topped up if you wish. Some funding is available for 2 years in exceptional circumstances. For more information please get in touch either by phone on 07745081096, by email at [email protected] or visit our website www.Thornps.co.uk Denise Hardy, Manager
Hello from Thorngumbald Primary School!
I am writing this in the last week of term with hectic preparations for the end of the academic year keeping everyone in school very busy. We are all looking forward to the 6 weeks of the summer holiday stretching ahead of us in the hope that the current summery weather continues!
We enjoyed taking part in the Village Scarecrow Trail at the start of July. Our school themed scarecrows were much admired by passers-by who bought drinks, sweets, flapjack, played games and had their faces painted, with the proceeds going to The Friends of School fundraising and the Year 6 Enterprise Fund – more of which below. All the children in school took part in the handwriting competition for the Village Show with rosettes awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in each year group.
The Friends of School organised a very successful Fete towards the end of May. Despite the cool weather there was good attendance, with families enjoying the range of stalls and games set up on the playground and in the hall. The Friends play an important part in the life of the school community by organising social events such as this. At the same time their fundraising means that we are able to purchase extra resources for the children at school.
There have been several visits out of school since our last newsletter. The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Burton Agnes Hall as part of their study into the Tudors. Our youngest children enjoyed a sunny day out at Hornsea Beach, followed by a visit to Mr Moo’s Ice Cream Parlour. In early July, the Y6 children went on a residential visit to Hawes in the Yorkshire Dales, staying overnight at the youth hostel and visiting local attractions over the 2 days. They wanted to keep costs down for their parents, so set up an Enterprise Fund, raising money to subsidise the visit through a range of activities, including preparing a staff lunch, selling flapjack, organising small games at the school fete, making and selling craft scarecrows and ‘growing’ £2 over the half-term. Altogether they have raised over £900, exceeding the original target and allowing them to purchase customised Year 6 Leavers hooded jackets as a memento for each pupil. This fantastic achievement rounds off a successful final year at primary school for the class.
This last week has seen our annual open afternoon, giving parents and carers the opportunity to celebrate their child’s achievements over the year. Our Year 3 and 4 teachers organised a Tudor feast and entertainment, with dancing in the hall, food-tasting, croquet and tennis outside – all complemented perfectly by the sunny weather. Parents and carers have also been treated to an afternoon and evening performance of ‘Olivia’ by the children in Years 5 and 6, an alternative version of the Dickens tale featuring some well known Victorian characters which showcased considerable talents in singing and acting to a very appreciative audience at each performance.
Please do visit our website www.thorngumbaldprimaryschool.co.uk to find out more about our school and to see our regular updates on what’s been happening.
I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all, on behalf of the children and staff at the school, a very pleasant summer and we’ll see you again in September!
Julie Ellis Headteacher
Hello from a tired but happy Thorngumbald, Ryehill and Camerton Gala and Scarecrow Trail committee Can we start by saying a huge great big THANK YOU! to everyone who supported us in any way at all.
With your support, we raised an amazing £1,663.23, as well as bringing the whole community together for a fantastic day of family fun.
Once again we were blessed with lovely weather and the sun shone as people set up their scarecrows and brought their exhibits to the village hall for the show.
There were 75 scarecrows this year, and all of them were brilliant. People had obviously put a lot of thought into what to do and had worked really hard getting them ready for the big weekend. The winner “Scaredee Crow” was very clever and a well deserved winner, chosen by our independent judges, The Reverend Ian Blythe and his wife. We were very grateful to them for the time they took to go around the village and judge what we thought was a very difficult competition.
At 12noon the royal party had gathered at the village hall and Counsellor Jean West crowned King Max, Queen Jodie-Lee and Princess Phoebe-Mae. Along with the royal attendants, Adelaide, Faith and Bethany, the procession set off around the village with the royal carriage looking splendid and the majorettes providing a wonderful display accompanied by catchy music. Last minute road closure issues meant a change to the route at short notice, so apologies to anyone who didn’t see the parade because of this.
By the time the procession returned to the village hall the helpers looked a little warm but agreed it had been well worth it as people had come out and waved as they passed as well as dropping coins into the collection tins they were carrying.
The Village Show opened it’s doors at 1pm, allowing everyone to come in and marvel at the range of exhibits. There were lots of Ooooos and Aaaaahs as people saw what prizes they had won. There was an outstanding display of exhibits, especially considering the unseasonable weather we had been experiencing.
Outside the burger van was doing a roaring trade and so was the ice cream van.
The Community Institute was also a hive of activity with people enjoying the refreshments provided. Some committee members are still buttering bread in their sleep! By 5pm the Royal Mail car park was packed with families ready to enjoy the FREE magic show. The great Mazani saw that they were not disappointed and gave a brilliant performance, entertaining children and adults alike. The bar and the hog roast had queues all evening long, with the hog roast owner having to send out for more meat!!!
Denise took to the microphone and announced the winners of the trophies from the village show and of course, the winning scarecrow. Chair of the Parish Council, Margaret Wilson, handed out the Allotment Association awards.
At 7.30pm the band struck up, taking us into the night with their fabulous set. Some of you may even have seen Elvis in the crowd teaching the children how it should be done!
We imagine there were some very tired children (and adults) falling into bed after a super day, we know we slept soundly that night!
Sunday morning found St Marys packed to the gills as the royal party and many villagers enjoyed the scarecrow service. We joined in with the children’s wonderful singing and gave thanks for the lovely weekend we were having. Many people then headed over the the Community Institute for refreshments before taking a leisurely walk home, spotting yet more scarecrows on the way.
Many people were still walking round the village at tea time on Sunday, looking at the scarecrows and enjoying the nice weather. This included many committee members who had been too busy on the Saturday to take a stroll.
By the time you read this issue of the Journal, the money raised will have been divided three ways, £600 to St Marys Church, £600 to Thorngumbald Pre-School and the remainder staying in the “Gala and Scarecrow Fund”. If you are part of a voluntary organisation within the parish and would like to bid for a donation from the Gala and Scarecrow Fund then get pen to paper and send us your bid. The committee will continue to meet on a monthly basis and will discuss any bids received as such meetings. Please send your bids to 28 Damson Road, Thorngumbald or e-mail to [email protected]
Finally, all that remains is a plea for help. If you, or anyone you know, would like to be involved in next years event, whether as a full committee member or simply “putting something on” on the day, we would love to hear from you. Our meetings are advertised on the Parish Council website www.thorngumbaldparishcouncil.co.uk and you will be made very welcome indeed. WINNERS OF THE 2013 THORNGUMBALD, CAMERTON AND RYEHILL GALA AND SCARECROW TRAIL - VILLAGE SHOW
These winners were chosen by professional independent judges:-
Pre-School A Drawing or Painting 1st Ethan 2nd TJ 3rd Maddy One Decorated Biscuit 1st Harley 2nd Henry 3rd Will
Primary School Four Decorated Buns 1st Ryan 2nd Liberty 3rd David A Miniature Garden 1st Holly 2nd David 3rd Fleur A Vegetable Creature 1st Tyler 2nd Lauren 3rd Fleur A Piece of Handwriting Foundation 1st Millie 2nd Millie 3rd Alisha Year 1 1st Daisy 2nd Harry 3rd Lucie Year 2 1st Daniel 2nd Tia 3rd Ryan Year 3 1st Poppy 2nd Abigail 3rd Leah Year 4 1st Samuel 2nd Alex 3rd Isobel Year 5 1st Angela 2nd Alesha 3rd Louise Year 6 1st Anya 2nd Benjamin 3rd Kacey
Secondary School Four Scones 1st Emily 2nd Jess 3rd No entry A Victoria Sponge Cake 1st Emily 2nd Samantha 3rd Jess A Flower Arrangement 1st No entry 2nd No entry 3rd No entry A Photograph 1st Theo 2nd Samantha H 3rd Samantha C A Room in a Shoe Box 1st No entry 2nd No entry 3rd No entry Creative Handwriting 1st No entry 2nd No entry 3rd No entry
Vegetables and Fruit Three Potatoes (white) 1st David Johnson 2nd Colleen Ridsdill 3rd Joanne Bennett Three Potatoes (coloured) 1st Shaun Luckup 2nd David Johnson 3rd No entry Three Carrots 1st No entry 2nd No entry 3rd No entry Three Beetroot 1st Trevor Barrow 2nd Trevor Barrow 3rd Wendy & Pam Taylor Three Onions 1st Shaun Luckup 2nd Colleen Ridsdill 3rd Joanne Bennett Four Tomatoes 1st No entry 2nd No entry 3rd No entry One Cauliflower 1st No entry 2nd No entry 3rd No entry One Cabbage 1st No entry 2nd No entry 3rd No entry One Cucumber 1st Joanne Bennett 2nd No entry 3rd No entry Six Pea Pods 1st David Johnson 2nd John Wallis 3rd No entry Six Runner Beans 1st No entry 2nd No entry 3rd No entry One Lettuce 1st David Johnson 2nd Trevor Barrow 3rd Wendy & Pam Taylor Twelve Gooseberries 1st David Johnson 2nd Trevor Barrow 3rd John Styche Six Strawberries 1st Colleen Ridsdill 2nd Trevor Barrow 3rd Wendy & Pam Taylor Twelve Raspberries 1st No entry 2nd No entry 3rd No entry
Cookery
A Chocolate Cake 1st Julie Ness 2nd Joanne Bennett 3rd June Worsnop
One Quiche 1st Andrea Barrow 2nd Louise Thompson 3rd June Worsnop
Jams and Preserves
A Jar of Jam 1st Elaine Newton 2nd Jane Baines 3rd Wendy/Pam Taylor
Chutney / Pickle / Relish 1st Wendy/Pam Taylor 2nd Andrea Barrow 3rd Joanne Bennett
Flowers
One Rose 1st David Worsnop 2nd Jess Brown 3rd Jowan Jackson
Seven Sweet Peas 1st Tom Southcoat 2nd Wendy/Pam Taylor 3rd John Wallis
Vase of mixed perennials 1st Alex Brown 2nd Tom Southcoat 3rd Andrea Barrow
Best In Show
These trophies were awarded by independent Gala and Scarecrow Trail Committee members:-
Vegetables and Fruit David Johnson
Cookery Joanne Bennett
Jams and Chutneys Andrew Tuppen
Flowers David Worsnop
Best Child Entry Overall Lauren Stirling
Best Adult Entry Overall Colleen Ridsdill
The committee would like to thank everyone who entered the show We hope to see you all again next year We wouldn’t have had such a lovely display without you.
THANK YOU !!
THORNGUMBLD RYEHILL & CAMERTON GALA AND SCARECROW TRAIL
are having a
CHILDREN’S HALLOWEEN DISCO
Saturday 26th October
Fancy dress is optional but all children are invited.
Pre-School - 3pm until 3.30pm (entrance via the car park door – Pre-School children to be accompanied throughout)
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Foundation & Key Stage One - 3.45pm until 4.45pm (drop off at the front door - collection at the car park door)
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Key Stage Two - 5pm until 6pm (drop off at the front door - collection at the car park door)
Entry is £2 per child (Payable on the door - includes unlimited juice)
Tuck, Crisps and Hot Dogs will be on sale
Parents - If you wish to stay for the disco you are more than welcome Please arrange for your child to be collected by an adult No child will be allowed to leave unaccompanied
Any queries please contact Karen Worsnop on 07753183542
Look out for the flyer that will be coming out through Thorngumbald Pre School and Thorngumbald Primary School which will include a permission/emergency contact slip We cannot admit children without a completed slip but slips will be available for completion on the day
News from St Mary’s
First of all a big thank you to all those who took part in the Gala and Scarecrow Festival in July. St Mary’s is of course very grateful for its share of the proceeds, but is also pleased that it proved to be such a wonderful community event. It was great to see the village out in force talking to each other and getting to know their neighbours. The church was packed for the Scarecrow service on the Sunday. The organising group are looking to make next year’s even better!
Keeping an old building like St Mary’s in good order is hard going. Last year we had problems with the organ , this year we need to have the building rewired. We rely on fund raising activity to keep our church open. The South Holderness Deanery Choir came along in August to sing rarely performed hymns from previous centuries including, for example, Marching to Zion, the Church in the Wildwood and Beluah Land as well as more familiar congregational hymns. The evening raised around £180 towards the church's rewiring fund. Another success was the St Mary’s Garden party held at the Vicarage on the 10th August. The rain stayed away and folk lingered over tea and cake and had a go at the usual stalls and games. We are very grateful for the many people who supported the event by their presence , but also those who donated prizes and made cakes and gifts to sell. The afternoon made £500. We do appreciate all those people who support the church by their kind giving.
Following the success of Messy Church in March, St Mary’s, along with the Methodists, are holding another event in October. Messy Church is for those families who want to find out more about the faith in an informal way. It takes the form of an all age gathering NOT in the church, where, in fun and family friendly ways, we explore a theme through craft activities, a story and some singing and ends with a shared meal. There can be a lot of glue about so it can get messy. We are holding a harvest Messy Church evening on Friday 18th October between 4 p.m. and6 p.m. in the Community Institute. There will be activities based around the theme of harvest with lots of fun things to do for all ages.
We have had lots of babies baptised at St Mary’s over the last year There appears to be a bit of a baby boom! We are holding a Cafe Church morning on Saturday 19th October in the Institute for parents of the newly baptised between 10.am and 12noon. New parents can relax over a coffee, cake and a newspaper while the children snooze or enjoy the play area.
Interested in either of these events contact the Vicar Susan Walker on 601381 or the churchwardens Ken and Muriel Wilson on 622352
Harvest
Despite being surrounded as we are by fields, it is on often easy to take harvest for granted. We are dependent on our food for the harvest here and abroad. A bad harvest can mean ruin for farmers here, and in other countries it could spell starvation. We shall be giving thanks for the harvest at our Messy church event on the 18th October ( see above) but also at a United Harvest Service at St Mary’s on the 20th October at 10a.m.. Do come and join us for one, or both, of these events.
All inquiries for baptism , weddings etc to the Vicar, Susan Walker, The Vicarage, Main Street, Thorngumbald, HU12 9NA Tel.01964 601381 E-mail [email protected]
Services for September and October
1st September 10 a.m. Family Service
8th September 10 a.m. Holy Communion
15h September 10.30 a.m. United Service at Methodists’ Church
22nd September 10 a.m. Holy Communion
29th September 10 a.m. Benefice Service at Burstwick
6th October 10 a.m. Family Service
13th October 10 a.m. Morning Service
19th October 10 a.m. United Harvest Service in St Mary’s
26th October 10 a.m. Holy Communion
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2013 ALLOTMENT WINNERS THORNGUMBALD AND RYEHILL
Congratulations to all allotment holders, the judges had a very difficult job to choose their winner. Thorngumbald winner went to Mike Newton with runner-up going to Sid Skeggs and best newcomer went to Mr and Mrs Fairless and their son Craig Hatt. The winner at Ryehill was Steve Hodgson. Unfortunately Mike Newton was unable to attend the presentation.
Runner-up - Thorngumbald Mr Sid Skeggs
Best Newcomer: Mr Fairless with his Grandson Evan Hatt-Marshall collecting his trophy.
Winner - Ryehill Steve Hodgson
The Community Institute
Excellent Venue Available For Your Event
The Community Institute is a great asset for our village. It is well appointed, well maintained and is located centrally in the village. There are times when the hall is available for hire, either for a one off event, or for clubs, societies, etc on a regular basis.
The hall makes an excellent venue for such things as family and children’s parties with its excellent kitchen facilities and other amenities including a disabled toilet. It is available for hire, at the moment, on Thursday and Friday evenings and at the weekends, although it is very occasionally used by St Mary’s and the Methodist Churches on Sundays.
To hire the hall please contact Lynne or Shaun, telephone number 01964 601243. For clubs and activities the hire charge is £15 for a three hour let (for residents of the village) and £15 per hour for outside organisations. For children’s parties the cost is £22.50 (for a three hour long party) for children under twelve, and £15 per hour for family parties (thirteen and over). Extra time is allowed for setting up and clearing away afterwards.
One of the activities taking place at the moment is indoor bowling. The Bowling Club would welcome new members (no previous experience necessary). If you would be interested in having a go, please contact Arnold Craven on 01964 623520.
We are very fortunate in Thorngumbald, Camerton and Ryehill to have such good facilities as the Community Institute, the Thorngumbald Village Hall and Ryehill Village Hall available to us. Like all such things, however, it is a case of using them or losing them. People over many years and generations have worked hard to provide these facilities. Now it is our turn to maintain and improve them. Vintage Garden Party at Ryehill
Amongst the fund-raising events organised by the Friends of Ryehill Village Hall one of the most successful was the recent Garden Party on 27 July at Goodwin Lodge, Ryehill, the home of Charlie and Judy Smales. Their beautiful garden was the backdrop for a wonderful community event and well attended by local residents, and the sun shone, too.
The event was opened by Keith Tindall, ex Hull FC and international rugby player, who generously donated two tickets to the Hull FC v Widnes game at the KC Stadium. To get the best possible price for the tickets Richard Marriott decided to auction them amongst rugby aficionados and raised the princely sum of £250.
The many stalls included a craft marquee, a raffle, a ‘naffle’ stall (where everyone gets a prize), cold drinks, home made cake stall, book stall, home grown plant stall. Two of the most popular were the stalls where you could buy a strawberry and receive a glass prosecco, and where you could be served with hot drinks, and have a gigantic piece of home made cake, or quiche all served on vintage china table ware and enjoy them seated in the lovely garden. There was Play your Cards Right, skittles, Hoop la and balls in a bucket etc for the younger folk to join in.
At the close of the garden party Keith Tindall drew out the winning raffle numbers and Richard Marriott auctioned a beautiful jigsaw quilt which had been kindly donated from the craft marquee. A grand total of £1300 was raised towards the restoration of Ryehill Village Hall and our grateful thanks go to Charlie and Judy for raising this fantastic amount.
It was such a success we hope Judy and Charlie can be persuaded to do it all over again next year.
Grandma’s Bun Day
On Sunday, July 7th Callum Hockey (13) and his friend, Zac Davison (8), with a little help from Harlie Caley (4), held a Bun Day at Callum’s grandma’s house in Ryehill, to raise funds for the restoration of Ryehill Village Hall and Lifestylers.
The total amount raised and shared between the two was £112.80p. Many thanks to all who donated buns, flowers, etc., and also everyone who came and supported us.
From Callum, Zac and Harlie. KEYINGHAM AND THORNGUMBALD FIRST RESPONDERS
If you live in Withernsea or any of the South Holderness villages up to and around Thorngumbald, and have ever had a medical emergency when you have had to call an ambulance, chances are the first person on the scene was a Community First Responder.
Rigorously trained by the Ambulance Service, these individuals are people from our own community who are able to respond to calls faster, because they are local, and either give first aid where appropriate, or support and comfort to the patient and the family. It is a fact that lives have been saved by the first aid, including de-fibrulation and resuscitation, given by these Responders.
The Responders are completely voluntary. On duty throughout the night, often with work the next morning, and not even expenses paid, but very, very happy to support their communities.
Unfortunately, they also have to buy their own Responder Bags, containing oxygen, defibrulators, etc, which cost in excess of £1000. And these bags have a shelf-life.
The Keyingham Community Responders, who serve up to Withernsea and back to Thorngumbald, including all the villages round about, are currently fund- raising to replace one of their bags which will soon be out of date. Three of them cycled from Blackpool to Withernsea, in 17 HOURS on Saturday 24thAugust (180 miles) in order to raise money by sponsorship. They were very ably supported and guided by 3 others. They plan to split the money raised equally between the Responders and the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Duncan, Danny, Chris, Mike, Terry and Les would like, through your newsletter, to pass on very many thanks to all the kind people of Thorngumbald who so generously sponsored them. And thanks also to those who came out to cheer them on their way!
1914 – 1918 Centenary Commemoration
Did you have a family member who fought during the 1914 – 1918 War, maybe a father, grandfather, or uncle?
The First World War was a turning point in world history. It claimed the lives of over 16 million people across the globe and had an impact on the lives of everyone. One Can you help? hundred years on, we are all connected to the First We would like to commemorate the men from World War, either through our own family history, the Thorngumbald, Camerton and Ryehill by heritage of our local communities or because of its long producing a booklet about them. Also to term impact on society and the world we live in today. include information about the war and why it happened, so that these brave men will be In 2014 all across the world, nations, communities and remembered for what they did. Also, so that individuals of all ages will mark, commemorate and future generations will understand. remember the lives of those who lived, fought and died in the First World War. We are currently researching this. We have the names on our Roll of Honour, but we In the UK the government has announced its plans for would like any information anyone can give us the commemoration by principal partners, the Imperial about them, photographs that we can borrow War Museum, the Commonwealth War Graves to scan, etc., also memories and stories Commission and the Heritage Lottery Fund. There are handed down through families. many events currently being planned in communities throughout the UK. Some of the main events over the Please ring the Parish Council office on four year period will include: 01964 601111 and leave your details if you have any information we can use. We will The outbreak of the war on 1 August 1914 then contact you. The first day of conflict on 4 August 1914 We may also be able to put on a display in the First Battle of Ypres in Flanders, started on Village Hall, similar to our very successful 19 Oct 1914 ‘History Day’ but this will depend on there
First day of the Battle of the Somme 1 July 1916 being enough interest in the parish. Passchendaele 17 June 1917 Armistice Day on 11 November 1918
The 2014 Centenary is not a celebration of war, but the honouring of all those brave men who died in the trenches. It is also about the women who also played their part by taking over the jobs previously done by men.
You can find out more on what is happening to commemorate the 1914 – 1918 First World War at: www.1914.org/centenary/ and also at www.iwm.org.uk/corporate/projects-partnerships/fww-centenary
What’s on at Thorngumbald Village Hall
Monday
Pre school 9.00am – 12 noon 07745 081096 Library 12.30pm – 7.30pm 01482 392581 Yoga 12.30pm – 2.00pm – Intermediate 07815 036397 Thai Yoga 2.15pm – 3.15pm 07815 036397 Boxercise 7pm – 9pm 07976 989284
Tuesday
Pre school (2 sessions) 9.00am – 12 noon & 1pm – 3pm 07745 081096 Yoga For Fitness 5.30pm – 6.15pm 07815 036397 Yoga 6.30pm – 8pm 07815 036397
Wednesday
Pre school (2 sessions) 9.00am – 12 noon & 1pm – 3pm 07745 081096 Weight Watchers 6pm – 7.30pm 07944 244340 Zumba 8pm – 9pm 07828 070972
Thursday
Pre school 9.00am – 12 noon 07745 081096 Parent & Toddlers 1.30pm – 3pm 07799 693742 Dance Class 6pm – 10.30pm 01482 493574
Friday
Pre school 9.00am – 12 noon 07745 081096
Saturday
Dance Class 9am – 12 noon 01482 493574
Sunday
GKR Karate 10am – 12 noon 07984 299407
All bookings for the Hall, Meeting Room, IT Suite and Private Functions contact us on: Tel: 01964 601111 e-mail: [email protected]
What’s on at Ryehill Village Hall
Monday Dog Training (Beginners) 7pm – 8pm
Tuesday Dog Training (Advanced) 8pm – 9pm
Wednesday Table Tennis 7pm – 9pm
Thursday Indoor Bowling 1pm – 2.30pm Table Tennis 7pm – 8pm
All bookings for the Hall contact us on: Tel: 01964 601111 e-mail: [email protected]
St Marys Church – 100 Club
The May winners of the ‘100 Club’ are :- The June winners of the ‘100 Club’ are:-
1st Prize No 120 Mrs Dawson (£25) 1st Prize No 28 Mr T Weldon (£25) 2nd Prize No 116 Mrs P Crofts (£10) 2nd Prize No 51 Mrs M Hornsey (£10) 3rd Prize No 16 Mr J Smith (£5) 3rd Prize No 68 Mrs S Parsons (£5) 4th Prize No 132 Mrs J Gibbins (£5) 4th Prize No 48 Mr K Sowter (£5)
The July winners of the ‘100 Club’ are:-
1st Prize No 42 Mr M Lawton (£25) 2nd Prize No 31 Mrs J Brett-Doyle (£10) 3rd Prize No 77 Mrs M Frankland (£5) 4th Prize No 63 Mrs K Netherton (£5)
If you would like to become a member of the ‘100 club’ (subscription £1 per month) please contact the co- ordinator:- Mrs Janet Fee tel: 01964 601235. Your support will be very much appreciated.
FRIENDS OF RYEHILL VILLAGE INSTITUTE “100 CLUB”
No.21 PAT CUFF won £50.00 Drawn by Judy Warley on the 12th JUNE 2013 in the Crooked Billet
No.102 ROBERT WALES won £50.00 Drawn by Gary Eggleton on the 12th JULY 2013 in the Crooked Billet
No. 72 JANET FEE won £50.00 Drawn by STEWART PEARSON on the 12th AUGUST 2013 in the Crooked Billet
HELP THE RESTORATION OF THE VILLAGE HALL JOIN THE 100 CLUB
PLEASE CONTACT JEAN WEST 01964 622053 OR SYLVIA DAWSON 01964 622859
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