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2013 Winner of the Scarecrow Trail Please Read My Thank You Letter Inside           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 COOK MAX 07757 790162 19TH SEP 31ST OCT DOYLE TREVOR 01964 622215 19TH SEP 31ST OCT FORBES MALCOLM 01964 624238 26TH SEP 7TH NOV HARDY DENISE 07753 236660 26TH SEP 7TH NOV JACKSON IAN 01964 623099 3RD OCT 14TH NOV LEACH PHIL 07732 906786 3RD OCT 14TH NOV RICHARDSON KEN 01964 623016 10TH OCT 21ST NOV ROBINSON SHEILA 07714 154341 10TH OCT 21ST NOV STEEL SHIRLEY 01964 624435 5TH SEP 17TH OCT 28THNOV WEST JEAN 01964 622053 5TH SEP 17TH OCT 28THNOV WILSON KEN 01964 622352 12TH SEP 24TH OCT 5TH DEC WILSON MARGARET 01964 626852 12TH SEP 24TH OCT 5TH DEC Parish Council Office opening times Tuesday 9.30am – 12 noon Wednesday 9.30am – 12 noon Thursday 7.00pm – 8pm Tel: 01964 601111 PARISH JOURNAL 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.
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