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THE NEWSLETTER OF & PARISH COUNCIL

Planning the Issue 64 June 2018 future of Broomley and Stocksfield

Broomley and Council Chairman’s Annual Report May 2017 – April 2018

During another busy year, the Parish Council has continued to work on maintaining and improving facilities in the village and surrounding areas, with a strong focus on ensuring that all of our residents and visitors can enjoy a beautiful, safe, clean and pleasant environment. We have tried to provide the facilities that local people want, and to deal with any problems, very often by working in partnership with other community organisations and public bodies.

anticipate that the new facility will be Stocksfield Scout Hut under completed and in use in the next few months. We are very grateful for the construction, a beneficiary of a advice and expertise of local resident Nick Council grant. Jones, who, as well as offering support so far, has also volunteered to act as Project In the past year, the Parish Council has Manager, alongside our Clerk. given grants and donations worth over £9,000 to a number of local groups, The 30 year lease on the eastern sports including Stocksfield Players, Stocksfield fields began in August 2017, and the Baptist Church, the Tuesday Club (at Parish Council is now in the process of Stocksfield Community Centre) and Our two play areas at Kate’s Plain and discussions with Stocksfield Cricket Club, Stocksfield Scouts. The funding supports receive many compliments, Stocksfield Football Club, and specific projects which benefit our and are kept in good condition by our Stocksfield Rugby Union Football Club, community and contribute to the life of Groundsman, who carries out weekly and other sports fields users about the the village. The Parish Council also makes inspections along with necessary repairs improvements they would like to see to an annual financial contribution to the and maintenance to ensure that they the pitches and playing surfaces. We Parochial Church Council’s Burial Board remain safe, enjoyable places to spend recognise that this development will take which looks after the cemetery at time in. During the year, thanks to a group time, not least because of the extent of St Margaret’s Church in Hindley. of Councillors and our Clerk, we fundraising involved, but we are hopeful organised the installation of additional play that it will result in high quality sports continued and fitness equipment at Branch End play facilities in the heart of our community area, with a view to offering options for which will benefit residents for years teenagers and adults, and this has proved to come. very popular. The majority of the funding Once again, the Remembrance Day for this development came from service at the War Memorial in County Council’s November, led by lay minister Robert (NCC) Housing Developer Fund. Peers, was well attended by people of all Following a great deal of background and ages, including our local scouting and preparatory work, the Parish Council has guiding groups and officers from 3rd now awarded the contract for the long- Regiment of the Royal Horse Artillery. awaited car park extension at the sports As usual, Stocksfield Guides provided fields. We expect confirmation of the start welcome refreshments after the service,

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continued from page 1 B&SPC Chairman’s Annual Report May 2017 – April 2018 Branch End Surgery The speed and volume of traffic in the Our Flood Wardens and the Clerk updated village, particularly on the A695 and New the Flood Plan during the year, and Changes to GP Staff Ridley Road, have continued to be a key distributed leaflets to those residents most Over the last few months we have concern for Councillors and residents, likely to be affected if flooding should occur. had some changes to the GP staff at along with the perennial problem of cars The Flood Wardens have also undertaken Branch End Surgery. obstructing the pavement. Responsibility for training to enable them to operate an Dr Lynn Corbett has stepped down as GP partner after 25 years’ service. She has highways lies with NCC, but the Parish emergency reception centre should the moved on to work at several GP-based Council has made strenuous efforts to raise need arise. locations, including our extended hours hub local issues with our County Councillor and Kath Pollock resigned from the Council in based at Corbridge; patients of Branch End NCC officers, and to work in partnership September for personal reasons. As a Surgery can book these appointments via with other organisations, such as member of the GGAG, Kath made a the surgery. It goes without saying that all the , where appropriate. staff at the surgery will miss Dr Corbett and valuable contribution to our work, and was wish her all the best with her future. We have also indicated to NCC our also one of the Councillors who led on the priorities for the Local Transport Plan, Dr Corbett would like to send her best provision of additional play equipment, wishes to all the patients and staff she has placing the emphasis on safety for as well as representing the Parish Council pedestrians, particularly those who are had the pleasure of working with over the on a local community forum. I would years, and would like to thank all those that elderly or disabled, use a wheelchair or like to extend my thanks to Kath for have sent her cards and well wishes. She have young children. her commitment to our community. wishes to congratulate Dr Dornan who During the year the Parish Council’s In January we welcomed Helen Rae as succeeds her as partner. Advisory Groups have continued to work our newest Councillor; she brings Dr Charlotte Gooding has also left the on a specific aspect of our remit and to considerable expertise and experience surgery, Again we wish her well with her make recommendations for action to the which we appreciate. future career. Dr Lorien Dornan has taken on the role of full Council where appropriate. The The coming year will see concerted effort General Governance Advisory Group GP partner, helping to guide the future of on the production of a new Parish Council the surgery. Dr Dornan has been with the (GGAG) looks at financial matters, policies Plan to underpin our work, and we are surgery for 15 years and has a very good and other issues linked to managing the currently developing a survey which will be relationship with staff and patients, making Council’s affairs, while the Planning Advisory distributed to all residents and local her the ideal person to be a GP partner. Group (PAG) considers planning businesses, seeking views on how they see We are welcoming two new GPs to the applications and comments on pre- the village’s future. team at the surgery. application enquiries. The Communications Dr Victoria Parker has already started at the Advisory Group (CAG) covers all aspects of Two items of new keep fit equipment surgery and is working Mondays, Thursdays the Council’s communication with residents recently installed at Branch End and Fridays. Dr Parker has come from a and the public, and is currently undertaking Play Area Blaydon practice and has just completed her a review of our signs and notices, with a GP trainer’s course, allowing her to have view to rationalising them. The Rights of trainee GPs from as soon as August 2018. Way and Environment Advisory Group Dr Paul Eastaugh will start at the surgery at the end of June and will be working (ROWEAG), though chaired by a Parish Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Dr Eastaugh has Councillor, is mainly made up of local come from a Whickham practice and has residents who volunteer their time to also completed a Masters in Research of monitor the health of the river and the Medical and Molecular Biosciences with a burn, keep invasive species under control, specialism in Neuroscience. and review the footpaths and rights of way We would like to thank all of our patients for within the Parish boundary. This year they bearing with us during these changes and have also established the Stocksfield Station I’m sure our patients will give our two new Working Group to look after the planted team members a warm welcome. areas at the station. I would like to express For more information regarding the GP my sincere thanks to the members of changes and the extended access hub please this Advisory Group for their dedication to contact the surgery or visit our website: www.branchendsurgery.co.uk the village. Stocksfield Sports Fields car parking The Council hopes that the construction Finally, I would like to express my gratitude of the overspill car park will have and appreciation to our Clerk, Nick commenced before this edition drops Spencer, for his efficiency and through your letterbox. Once complete, professionalism, to Martin Stewart, our there should be no need for vehicles to Groundsman, for looking after our park on the A695 and the County Council has been asked to impose environment with such care and permanent parking restrictions outside commitment, and to my fellow Parish the Sports Fields once the work is Councillors for their hard work and team complete. The Council apologises to any spirit during the last twelve months. residents who may be inconvenienced by Maggi Hunt April 2018 any of the works. NE43 Newsletter 6pp AW Issue 64 June 2018_Layout 1 05/06/2018 11:13 Page 6

Parish Transport Survey We are looking to recruit: STOCKSFIELD QUAKERS Do you have concerns about access Trustees (voluntary) to public transport across the parish We are a local charity working as part of and suggestions as to how it might be the national Citizens Advice network. improved? Through our advice work we promote people’s rights and responsibilities Anecdotal evidence suggests public particularly in the fields of welfare “Friends on Fridays” transport, except for journeys along the benefits, housing, employment and Our Meeting House will be open for A695, is getting worse but real evidence money advice. In addition we use our FREE Coffee, Cakes, Conversation & Friendship is needed if improvements are to be client based evidence to promote made. SCATA (Stocksfield Community changes in the policy and practice of on the last Friday of each month Association’s Trading Arm) and Broomley public and private bodies. from 2.00pm to 8.00pm Drop in anytime - everyone welcome! and Stocksfield Parish Council want to find We are looking for people who support out as much information as they can our aims and are keen to help plan and Stocksfield Quaker Meeting House, about all aspects of transport in and manage the work of the charity in Branch End, Stocksfield, NE43 7NA around Stocksfield. SCATA and the Parish helping the people of Sunday Meeting at 11.00am Council have already researched Northumberland. Community Transport schemes operating How to Apply in other parts of Northumberland and the survey enclosed with this issue of NE43 To request an News seeks to identify the issues specific information pack to to Stocksfield. Once the results of the see what the role Our Meeting House is available for hire. Main room entails please contact seats up to 30, library up to 10. Kitchen and foyer survey have been analysed they will look Jane Brown at can be used for small groups. Garden to rear. at possible solutions. janebrown@citizensadvice Kitchen, accessible toilet and baby change. Please try to complete it and return it to northumberland.org.uk or by For more information contact Stocksfield Community Centre in Mount telephone on 01670 853823. Maggie Perry mobile: 07947 542500 View Terrace or Boots the Chemist at An informal chat can also be arranged Branch End. If you have any queries with one of the current trustees. facebook.com/StocksfieldQuakers/ relating to this questionnaire or require additional copies for other members of Join in the Big Bake your household then please contact the Your chance to ‘bake a difference’ with SCATA office at Stocksfield Community Tynedale Hospice at Home Centre – contact details are shown within Tynedale Hospice at Home has launched its the survey. annual Big Tynedale Bake campaign and is calling on people across the area to pull on STOCKSFIELD QUAKERS their pinnies and get baking to raise “Friends on Fridays” valuable funds to support its work. Cathy Bates, community fundraiser for Our Meeting House will be open for Tynedale Hospice at Home, said “We FREE Coffee, Cakes, Conversation & launched our first Big Tynedale Bake two years Friendship on the last Friday of each ago and it’s been a great success, raising over month from 2.00pm to 8.00pm £10,000 to support our services. Drop In Anytime! Everyone Welcome! “This year it’s back with a difference – we’re encouraging Our Meeting House is available for hire. you to bake sweet or savoury - whatever tickles your taste buds. So if cakes aren’t Main room seats up to 30, library up to your thing but you love a pie or quiche you can still get involved. All you need to do 10. Kitchen and foyer can be used for is sign up, get cooking and help ‘bake a difference’ to people who use our hospice small groups. Garden to rear. Kitchen, nursing care, family support and hospital transport services. accessible toilet and baby change. “Whether you’re part of a community group, school, a local business or an individual For more information contact: wanting to host something for friends and family, we’re appealing to everyone to get Maggie Perry - mobile 07947 542500 involved. We can supply you with our Big Tynedale Bake Fundraising Pack which includes everything you need to stage a great event.” Can you help at Stocksfield FC? Ideas for your big Bake with friends, families and colleagues: Stocksfield Football Club is looking for • Host a coffee morning or afternoon tea volunteer Child Welfare Officers for their • Host a bake sale growing club. The club has 150 members • Have a bake-off – who is the next Mary Berry? and has just started a new girls training • Sell your baked goods in return for donations to the Hospice. session in conjunction with Newcastle United FC Foundation. With ever All funds raised will support the work of the Hospice which provides palliative nursing changing regulations for the Football care to people in their own homes, Family Support Services and a Hospital Transport Association, we are looking for willing Service to people living in Tynedale, West Northumberland, and the volunteers to dedicate a small amount of surrounding areas. The Big Tynedale Bake is taking place throughout the spring and time to our club. For more information summer. If you’d like to get involved please visit: please contact Phil Murray email - www.tynedalehospice.com/event-the-big-tynedale-bake [email protected]. or www.tynedalehospice.com or telephone 01434 606 444 NE43 Newsletter 6pp AW Issue 64 June 2018_Layout 1 05/06/2018 11:12 Page 1

What’s in a name? News from Tell us what you think. Stocksfield The Parish Council has been reviewing the various signs that it has placed around Golf Club the village – predominantly at the Sports Would you like to join us? Now that the wet weather is well and Fields and its two Play Areas – and how truly behind us (we hope!) and summer If you are new to the village, looking to the Council’s name is formatted. There is make new friends, meet up with old ones is on the way, the course is looking no getting away from it but Broomley and or would just like some company, why Stocksfield Parish Council is a mouthful fantastic thanks to the efforts of our don’t you try one of the following activities and causes some design challenges: it is hardworking greens staff. Our members, to be found here in Stocksfield? too long to fit neatly onto reflective guests and visitors are enjoying their golf clothing for employees and volunteers. and also the social ambience of the club. Stocksfield Community Centre The Council is considering changing its Mount View Terrace There’s a great view from our decking, name to Stocksfield Parish Council and Every Tuesday is the Tuesday Club from 10am - some of that thinking is outlined below. and to sit enjoying a drink or a snack after 2pm with a wide variety of activities and lunch The Council’s origins can be traced back to a round of golf – or even after a day at (if you book it - tel 844040 or 844863) at least 1894 when the settlements of work – takes some beating. Methodist Church Mount View Terrace Stocksfield and Broomley were of similar Get into Golf lessons have started, and size. Whilst Stocksfield has grown Mondays weekly 10.30-12.30 Drop in for coffee considerably, Broomley is no longer the more are due to begin soon – for gents, and a chat. Craft Club 1-3pm fortnightly ‘other’ significant area of population ladies and juniors. The cost is just £25 alongside Stocksfield. , for for 5 lessons and, when the lessons are Wednesdays (Weeks1,3,5) Coffee Club 10-noon, example is almost three times larger than finished, there are some great often with a speaker. Broomley whilst Hindley is of similar size. introductory offers on membership. Fridays (last in the month) 7pm Film Night Other settlements within the Parish include Kipper Lynn, Apperley, Old Ridley and More details are available from Saturdays (1st in the month) Charity Coffee Ridley Mill. Stocksfield is so dominant in our professional, Steven Harrison Morning 10-noon. terms of population that if the Council were [email protected]. St John’s Church Meadowfield Road being formed now the inclusion of any other Guests are welcome to sample our settlements in its name would be unlikely. Wednesdays (Weeks 1 and 2) Coffee Morning With the exception of four properties near delicious clubhouse food. There’s plenty 10.30 - noon of choice on the snack menu, regular the border with Riding Mill, all properties in Baptist Church Main Road the Council’s area have Stocksfield’s NE43 themed nights and tasty lunches on a postcode. In daily use the Council’s name is Sunday. Our monthly quiz night, held on Thursdays (Weeks 2,4) noon onwards Lunch Club already abbreviated to Stocksfield Parish the last Sunday of every month starting at Please ring Sheena to book a lunch. 01661 843162 Council. Its domain name is ‘stocksfieldpc’ 8pm, is always popular, with lots of fun Every Tuesday 8pm-10pm between Feb & Dec: which is also used for its email addresses. Stocksfield Scottish Country Dance Club Official lists of parish councils within guaranteed! Northumberland can confuse readers who For more information contact If you would like to find out more about Rosemary Newton 01661 843163 may search for ‘Stocksfield’ rather than what’s going on at the club, please email ‘Broomley and...’ Government guidance is Useful websites: us at [email protected] clear that a council’s name should relate to www.stocksfieldmethodists.org.uk the geographical name of the area or give us a ring on concerned. It is the Council’s view that the 01661 843041 www.bmscofe.org.uk (Church of ) inclusion of Broomley in its name can cause (option 1 for www.stocksfieldbaptistchurch.net confusion (particularly when appearing the office). www.stocksfieldca.org.uk before Stocksfield) and does not properly If you need a lift or someone to keep you represent the geographical area. The company ring 01661 844040 or 843081 argument for not changing is essentially to find out more. historical and the potential that residents of Broomley may feel disadvantaged or less favoured in some way. The long and the short of it (pardon the use Children’s Holiday Club of language!) is - what do you think of the Monday 23rd – Friday 27th July 2018 proposed shortening of the name to 10am – 12.30pm at Stocksfield Baptist Church and 10.15am – 12.15pm ‘Stocksfield Parish Council’? Councillors are at Prudhoe Methodist Church clear that they believe it would more accurately describe the present-day Council Are your children or grandchildren moving into school years 1 – 6 from September but are keen to hear what residents think 2018? Are you wondering how to keep them busy during long summer holidays? before they make a decision. The financial implications for any change are minimal: the Then look no further: Stocksfield and Prudhoe churches are working together to run Council has for example delayed renewing a popular children’s holiday club during the first week of the school holidays, with the signs until a decision about its name is taken. younger children meeting in Prudhoe and the older ones in Stocksfield. It will be five Please let your Council know your views before 31 July, preferably by email – full mornings of non-stop fun, with games, crafts and construction, drama, music contact details are on the last page of this and Bible stories. Bookings are on a first come first served basis: ring Barbara on newsletter. You will need to leave your address when commenting so that we 01661 599 384 or Ruth on 07421 018976 for more details. know you are a resident. NE43 Newsletter 6pp AW Issue 64 June 2018_Layout 1 05/06/2018 11:13 Page 5

Bywell Arts Festival Friday 22 – Sunday 24 June 2018 Highways Matters and Accessible art, tasty teas, fabulous flowers! road safety measures – If you’re looking for a great family created a more affordable option and will update from County Cllr Dale afternoon out that will put smiles on appeal to a wider range of buyers. Northumberland County Council is moving forward with the design work on everyone’s faces without costing a Friday 22nd June, 7-9pm : Be among the introduction of the 20 mph on the fortune, why not come to the the first to view the exhibition and A695 at the beginning and the end of the Arts Festival? enjoy a glass of wine or beer on a school day, the 20 mph speed limit in the The ancient Bywell churches of St.Peter’s summer’s evening as you stroll between Painshawfield Estate and an anti-skid and St.Andrew’s once again provide the the churches. surface at the Baptist Church corner venue for this popular annual exhibition of Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 June, together with the erection of bollards on paintings and other craftworks by local 10am-4.30pm: Exhibition and sale open. various parts of the A695. As soon as artists and designers. Both churches have During the exhibition hours there are there is a draft design available Cllr Dale an interesting history and are well worth excellent refreshments available, including will be holding a consultation in the village a visit in their own right, but on this delicious cream teas, served in a marquee so that everyone can have a look at the weekend they will be home to around next to St Peter’s church, and a Pimms draft and put their views forward to the 200 paintings and craftworks for sale Bar that opens in the afternoons. There County Council officers. by local artists. There will also be some are also cakes, plants and second hand The County Council’s LED lighting stunning floral displays decorating books for sale and a variety of stalls. project is being rolled out throughout the the churches. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the art village. There have been various concerns and relax in this idyllic and peaceful which Cllr Dale has taken up with the Well established as an exhibition for County Council. original works, the Arts Festival in recent rural setting. Cllr Dale’s full Annual Report for 2017/18 years has expanded to offer numbered Ample free parking and toilet facilities are unframed prints for sale, which has is on the Parish Council website which close to the churches. includes various updates on other matters in the village. If you would like to raise any issues, contact Cllr Dale on 01434 673326 or email: [email protected]

Hedgerows & Grass Clippings Each year the Council receives complaints about overgrown hedges reducing the width of footpaths or even blocking them. Complaints are also made about grass clippings (and sometimes worse) being dumped on verges around the village. Together let’s try to keep the village looking its best – please keep hedges cut back to the boundary of Street furniture’s going places properties and remember that dumping grass clippings in a public place (from The Council has over recent years been replacing some of its older street furniture wherever they have been cut) is a as the original items have started to wear. Some may lament the removal of criminal offence. wooden seats and tables but the use of modern composite furniture significantly reduces the maintenance costs of the items and provides longevity. Two picnic tables at Branch End Play Area were the first with one of the two new tables being We’ll grant you that accessible for wheelchair users. New seats have been installed at other locations where the old seats were no longer functional or where the seat’s location had The Parish Council is able to make grants been reviewed. The most recent has been the seat at New Ridley. to eligible organisations and groups either based or working within the Council’s The initial consideration of the New Ridley seat was in 2017 and was prompted area. If your group wants to be by a report from a resident that the view had become obscured by the growth of considered, take a look at the Council’s a large expanse of gorse bushes located on private land. Whilst the landowner was website where full details can be found, prepared to allow the Council to remove the gorse bushes, all detritus had to be including the application forms. The removed once cut. The Council was concerned that undertaking such work on deadline for the next round of grant private land would set an unwelcome precedent: the Council requires landowners applications is 30 September 2018. to maintain their own land. The use of volunteers was not viable as it was in conflict Successful applications for grants of up to with the Council’s Volunteer Policy which would have prevented any volunteers £500 would be paid in this financial year undertaking this work from being covered by the Council’s insurance. Councillors but any grant application over £500 were also concerned of the proximity of the seat to eastbound traffic on a road would be considered, although payment subject to the national speed limit. The matters taken together prompted the would be deferred until April 2019. Council to reposition it south of Lead Road and to replace it with a new composite Grants cannot be paid for work already seat. The Council continually inspects its street furniture to ensure it is fit for done or something already purchased, so purpose and safe to use. make sure you apply in advance. NE43 Newsletter6ppAWIssue64June2018_Layout105/06/201811:12Page2 grasses andperennials. high impact,lowmaintenancegarden,usingamixof return toprovideaguidetheprocessofcreating Heather, fromBolam Cottage,willbemakingawelcome Heather Russell ‘MyDreamGarden’ Tuesday 20thNovember which hepresentedtoourSociety follow-up tohis‘Springtimeediblesforaging’talk Bruce willbetalkingaboutwildmushrooms,asa Bruce Ferguson ‘ForagingFungi’ Tuesday 16thOctober Meetings areat7.30pmintheCommunityCentre.Guestswelcome. Stocksfield PlantsandGardensSociety Payment onday£10 Church. in aidofBywellSt.Peter’s ‘P Sunday, July29,3-5.30pm ALSO newthisyear- Important notice glass ofwine/freshorange.DonationBar. £13.50 adults;£6children(under16)includesfree Church. 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