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Barnack and Pilsgate Directory 2019/20 BARNACK AND PILSGATE DIRECTORY 2019/20 This directory has been compiled by Barnack Parish Council. It is available to download via http://www.barnackparishcouncil.org Every effort has been made to verify the entries, but changes may occur after publication. CONTENTS Elected representatives 3-4 Police 5 Healthcare 5-6 Vets 6 Churches 7 Local news publications 8 Education 9 Libraries 9 Public open spaces 10 Services 11-12 Village associations and clubs 13-15 Local businesses 15-16 2 ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES BARNACK PARISH COUNCIL Representation / Councillor Tel. Email address Working Group Chair 01780 [email protected] Barnack Ward Group, Parish Harry Brassey 740115 Council Liaison, Cemetery, Planning, Recreation, School, Traffic calming Vice-Chair 01780 [email protected] Barnack Ward Group, Parish Margaret 740988 Council Liaison, Financial Palmer overview, Environment, Planning, School, Traffic calming Martin Bloom 01780 [email protected] HR, Recreation, School, 740966 Traffic calming, Phil Broughton 07557 [email protected] Communication, HR 263991 Ivor Crowson 01780 [email protected] HR, Planning, 740430 Recreation, Traffic calming David Laycock 01780 [email protected] Cemetery 740267 Sophie Moore [email protected] Recreation Clerk 07595 [email protected] Communication, Speedwatch, Susie Caney 377236 Traffic calming Parish Council meetings take place at 7pm in the Village Hall on the second Monday of every month. Members of the public can bring forward matters during the Open Forum for the Parish Council to consider. Agendas and Minutes are posted on village notice boards and the website. Short summaries of meetings are published in the Parish News where possible. www.barnackparishcouncil.org @barnackpilsgate @barnackvillage 3 Burials Barnack Parish Council is a Burials Authority. It is also responsible for maintaining the cemetery, the churchyard and the war memorial green. Contact the Parish Clerk, Susie Caney 07595 377236 Public Rights of Way The Parish Council was instrumental in establishing the Pilsgate to Burghley Park footpath and cycleway, opened in October 2013. Information produced by the Parish Council Village Design Statement, published in 2001. Parish Plan, published in 2005. Barnack and Pilsgate Action Plan first published January 2014 Second revision January 2018. Barnack Village Trail and Countryside Walks Leaflet available in the Church. The information display panel in The Square Website: http://www.barnackparishcouncil.org Facebook: Barnack and Pilsgate Village Community Twitter: @barnackpilsgate PETERBOROUGH CITY COUNCIL Customer Services 01733 747474 www.peterborough.gov.uk PETERBOROUGH CITY COUNCILLOR FOR BARNACK WARD Councillor David Over 07920 160053 [email protected] MP FOR NORTH WEST CAMBRIDGESHIRE Shailesh Vara MP (Conservative Party) Constituency Office 01733 239467 / 380089 Westminster Office 020 7219 6050 [email protected] www.shaileshvara.com 4 POLICE Emergency number 999 To report non-emergency incidents 101 or www.cambs.police.uk Barnack and Pilsgate are served by a Neighbourhood Policing Team under Inspector Kieran Mylchreest. For day to day local issues contact PCSO Michael Courtney-Hunt 07525 227482 Michael.Courtney-Hunt@ cambs.pnn.police.uk Or report issues to the PES (Prevention and Enforcement) team via: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Cambridgeshire Police and Crime Commissioner Jason Ablewhite 0300 333 3456 [email protected] He holds the police to account, making them answerable to the public. HEALTHCARE Peterborough City Hospital Bretton Gate, Peterborough PE3 9GZ 01733 678000 Accident and Emergency 24-hour service 01733 673285 Stamford and Rutland Hospital Ryhall Road, Stamford PE9 1UA 01733 678000 The Minor Injuries Unit is open 9 am – 5 pm on weekdays. The Fitzwilliam Hospital Milton Way, South Bretton PE3 9AQ 01733 261717 Walk-in Centre For treatment of minor injuries and ailments Thorpe Road, Peterborough 01733 293800 Mental Health Services – Stamford Resource Centre St. Georges Avenue, Stamford 01780 757142 BARNACK DEFIBRILLATOR A defibrillator is located on the side wall of Barnack Village Hall for use in emergencies. Dial 999 for the access code and an ambulance. When 5 you open the cabinet and switch on the device it will guide you through the procedure until emergency services arrive. DOCTORS The Sheepmarket and Little Surgery Ryhall Road, Stamford 01780 437017 Lakeside at St. Mary’s Medical Centre Wharf Road, Stamford 01780 764121 Wansford Surgery Old Hill Farm, Yarwell Road, Wansford 01780 782342 Stamford GP Out of Hours Service Stamford Hospital, Ryall Road 111 Monday to Friday, 7am-10pm and Weekends/Bank Holidays, 8am- 10pm DENTISTS BUPA Dental Care Orme House, Ryhall Road, Stamford 01780 762182 Stamford Dental Care 14 Broad Street, Stamford 01780 752001 / 763137 J. F. Hawkins 59 High Street, St Martins, Stamford 01780 763133 St. Mary’s St. Dental Surgery 34A St Mary’s St, Stamford 01780 755005 Wansford Smile Studio 01780 784949 Dental Access Centre (emergencies) 5, Midgate, Peterborough 01733 295854 / 0800 952 0870 VETS Burghley Veterinary Centre (Stamford) 01780 762109 Clearridge Veterinary Surgery (Stamford) 01780 764333 Mark the Home Vet 01780 678876 Priory Veterinary Practice (Stamford) 01780 322333 Stamford Veterinary Centre (Casterton) 01780 763180 6 CHURCHES ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH CHURCH Parish Priest Rev. Dave Maylor 01780 740234 Reader Michael Mills 01780 740285 Churchwardens David Laycock 01780 740267 John Ward 01780 740016 Benefice Administrator Rachel Wright 07425 144998 In 2016, Barnack’s Anglican and Community Churches amalgamated. Details of church services are given in the Parish News and Village Tribune and are displayed on the noticeboard in the churchyard. Little Lambs Toddler Group This group meets in the Village Hall every Tuesday in term time, from 10 am to noon. Contact Julie Stanton 01780 749123 The Coffee Stop Coffee and cakes are sold on Wednesdays, from 10.30am to noon in the Village Hall. Contact Carol Pickering 01780 740438 Elizabeth Young 01780 740347 Men’s Breakfast A full English breakfast is served in Barnack Village Hall on the fourth Saturday each month at 8.30am. It is usually followed by a talk. Contacts Michael Mills 01780 740285 David Laycock 01780 740267 FRIENDS OF BARNACK CHURCH Chairman Elizabeth Young 01780 740347 Secretary Ann Addison 01780 740414 The Friends is a registered charity that contributes to projects that preserve the fabric of St. John the Baptist Church. ST. MARY’S AND ST. AUGUSTINE’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Broad Street, Stamford Priest Father Simon Gillespie 01780 762010 7 LOCAL NEWS PUBLICATIONS PARISH NEWS The Parish News is delivered monthly to every house in Barnack, Pilsgate, Southorpe, Ufford, Bainton and Ashton. It is financed by advertisements and donations, produced by a small committee and distributed by volunteers. The editor welcomes contributions. Editor Lisa Chadwick 01780 740893 [email protected] The Parish News website www.parishnews-online.co.uk contains details of village events and holds an archive of past editions. Anyone organising an event is encouraged to use the planner. VILLAGE TRIBUNE The Village Tribune is delivered free to residents every two months. The West Edition carries news and articles from the villages of the North Peterborough area, which includes Barnack and Pilsgate. Website www.villagetribune.org.uk Editor Tony Henthorn 07590 750128 [email protected] Barnack Editor Ian Burrows 01780 749554 [email protected] THE VILLAGE DIARY The Village Diary is a free monthly publication covering news and events from over 30 villages in the Stamford / Bourne area. Contact 01778 701202 [email protected] STAMFORD MERCURY Contact 01780 758951 [email protected] www.stamfordmercury.co.uk PETERBOROUGH TELEGRAPH To share stories and comments contact 01733 588713 [email protected] For advertising and editorial contact 01733 555111 www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news 8 EDUCATION BARNACK CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL Head Teacher Neil Fowkes Chair of Governors Clare Duffy Office Manager Leanne Bruce 01780 740265 [email protected] www.barnackprimaryschool.co.uk BARNACK PRE-SCHOOL Manager Diane Wright 01780 749355 [email protected] Pre-school has its own dedicated building in Barnack School grounds. Sessions: Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 3.30pm, during school term time. HOME FROM HOME OUT OF SCHOOL CLUB Manager Niamh Holman 07511 294344/07305 056187 [email protected] The Club meets in its own premises in Barnack School grounds. It provides facilities for Barnack School children up to age eleven. Sessions: Monday to Friday 7.45am to 8.50am and 3.20pm to 6.00pm, during school term time. LIBRARIES MOBILE LIBRARY The mobile library, visits Barnack on Wednesdays, stopping alternate weeks by the Church (Main Street) or the Village Hall (School Road). Once a month it also visits either Little Northfields or The Acres. Main Street - 11.10 to 11.40 School Road - 11.20 to 11.50 am Little Northfields - 10.35 to 11.05 am The Acres - 10.55 to 11.30 am 01733 864280 www.vivacity.org STAMFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY Lincolnshire County Council Library Services 01522 782010 www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/libraries 9 PUBLIC OPEN SPACES ALLOTMENTS The Stamford Road allotments are owned and let by Burghley House Preservation Trust. 01780 752075 BARNACK HILLS AND
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