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November 2020 STEPHEN CLOSS BROUGH Kevin Hanna Ltd BUILDING MEMORIAL HALL PLUMBING CONTRACTOR Hire fee £13 - £15 & Roofing, Plastering per session HEATING etc. Heating extra Also interior & GAS SAFE & OFTEC Use of kitchen incl. exterior painting Bank House, Bookings GRP Flat Roofing High Street Reasonable rates and Jackie 41033 Brough no VAT Email : - No job too small broughmemorialhall @yahoo.co.uk 01768 341303 017683 41486 Facebook or 07950 327567 07716 573 052 Brough Memorial Hall Mike Addison Optician The Shire Hall, Market Street, Appleby, Kirkby Stephen, 017683 53199 017683 71555 - Providing eye care for all the family - Private & NHS patients welcome - Children & over 60's receive free eye examinations - Supplier of all spectacles & vision related products Email : [email protected] DOGGIE HOME BOARDING Away on Holiday or Business? 07486-109010 Local & Licensed 2 1917 Sam Mendes Oscar and Bafta award winning epic war film is “an astonishing piece of filmmaking… 1917 is tense, captivating, meticulous, horrifying and stirring.” Sunday 29th November Brough Memorial Hall Doors open: 2.30pm Film Starts: 3.00pm Tickets £5 Due to Covid-19 restrictions all tickets must be pre-booked by Friday 23rd October and seating will be allocated. Please call 017683 42390 or 41221 Masks must be worn at all times. Please bring your own refreshments. 3 SEASONED IAN HUTCHINSON D. A. STEADMAN WOOD FINISHING LTD FIREWOOD ___________________________________ Restoration In dumpy bags BUILDING Painter & Decorator & Hardwood £76 Restore wood ROOFING SERVICES Softwood £62 & painted kitchens, For All Your Building Price inc. VAT @5% tables, floors, & Free Local Delivery Kiln Dried Logs Available doors, furniture, etc Roofing Requirements Woodsure Ready To Burn Tel : 017683 71008 ======== Thomas Ewbank Mob : 07966948496 017683 62746 No vat Tel : 017683 42210 www.tjewbanklogs.co.uk “Excellent refs” Mobile : 07876 222 269 HETAS Quality Assured Fuel Able Memorials Ltd Monumental Sculptors & Architectural Masons Showroom & Office 1 Wildman Street, Kendal, Cumbria LA9 6EN Tel : 01539 735583 Mobile : 07779025745, Email: sales@ableworldof stone.co.uk Fax:01539732416, www.ableworldof stone.co.uk MICHELLE Musgrave Parish Institute SZYMANSKI Available for hire for all MOBILE HAIDRESSER your local events and functions at extremely For all your hair dressing competitive rates, needs in the comfort of inclusive of heating and your own home power. Main hall has stage and tables and chairs to Call for an seat 100 with ease. appointment on Contact Mick Oughton Tel : 017683 41633 or Sallie Oughton Mob : 07792239265 on 017683 41990 4 BROUGH PARISH COUNCIL. Our October meeting was held on Monday 15th. A number of items were updated from last meeting's minutes. Recycling Centre. We are waiting for EDC to inspect the new area and organize the transfer of the collection bins to the new site. Defibrillator for Church Brough. It will be installed when the electricity supply has been rerouted. Back Lane, Brough. Cllr. Dew CCC reported that there will be a meeting on Monday 19th October, with Cumbria's Highways Dept., himself and our Clerk, to evaluate the traffic problem. Former Cllr. Malcolm Smith. Donations towards the restoration of the clock tower, Brough. Mrs. Smith's preference is for a commemorative plaque to be placed on the clock tower if at all possible. This will be followed up. Tennis Court. Church Brough. Cllr. Brocklehurst has made several inquiries, as to the cost of screening either end of the court. Further discussion will take place, as part of the Parish Plan and Budget Setting processes. Dog Fouling. Cllr. Ellwood met the dog warden, who was rather impressed with the cleanliness of the village. Cllr. McKenzie had spoken to Karen McSkimming, supplied her with some large stones, and there are now stones appearing around the Parish, painted by Karen, with anti dog fouling messages! They have been noticed and their success or otherwise will be monitored. Football Pitch. Our Clerk and Cllr. Allison met with two young people, anxious to re-establish Brough Football Club. They will set up a committee, and Cllr. Allison is prepared to offer help and advise. Jubilee Orchard. The plan of the orchard has now been received and a quote for pruning the trees has been received and accepted by Council. There is a dormant bank account and our Clerk will ask that it be transferred to the Council's account, as we are now meeting maintenance costs. A sign will also be commissioned. Cllr. Simpkins reported that EDC has secured £0.5m for energy conservation improvements across the District and Brough has been identified as an area that could benefit from measures such as improvements to loft insulation, double glazing, heat pumps etc. There is a deadline of March 2021. It will be promoted through The Way Magazine. Cllr Dew supplied information regarding the impact of Covid-19 in our area and he is also pushing for the re-opening of KS library. Snowmen. This event will take place on Saturday December 7th. Council had received a request for financial support from the youth group. We all agreed it was an excellent idea and agreed to donate £200 towards it. We also agreed that should it generate any income the youth group should keep that too There was of course more. For full details of this and all our meetings either contact our Clerk Andrew Bedford, on 017683 42394,come to one of our meetings, or go to our website www.brough-cumbria.info Everyone was thanked for their contributions and the meeting closed at 8.10pm. Ailsa McKenzie. Brough Parish Council. 5 Could all material for the Double December & January Edition be submitted by 20th November Copy may be e-mailed to the editor, Colin Edney: thewayeditor305 @gmail.com Please note that attachments to the email, should be in ‘word’ or ‘works’ format (not pdf.) please Alternatively, deliver by hand or post to “The Way "Four Winds, Church Brough, Kirkby Stephen, CA17 4EW Tel: 017683 42073 6 Holiday Let Upmanhowe Cottage South Stainmore 17th Century Farmhouse Tranquil Setting Sleeps 4 Beautiful countryside views Mob. 07516256481 Email : [email protected] JAMES POPPS Owen’s Garden Services LOCAL REMOVALS Friendly And Reliable DELIVERIES - Lawn Mowing CLEARANCES - Hedge Trimming WE ALSO BUY AND - Weeding SELL ANTIQUES FURNITURE ETC. - Garden Tidy Ups TEL : 07890282301 - General maintenance : 017683 42303 Mob : 07490926793 j.poppssculpt@ yahoo.co.uk Email : [email protected] 7 WARCOP PARISH COUNCIL SUMMARY OF LAST PARISH COUNCIL ZOOM MEETING 8th September 2020 The meeting welcomed Faye Hughes onto the Parish Council as a new representative for Warcop. Councillor Hauser gave an update of the proposed Warcop play area improvements. Currently there are 3 plans and quotes in which vary in equipment and design layout. Councillor Hauser will put together a questionnaire for parents and residents asking for their opinions as to what they would like to have in the play area. Fund-raising events will also be organised as well as putting in bids for grants. The chairman gave an update regarding the proposed dualling of the A66. The PC would prefer a northern route between Brough and Appleby bypass, which would go through ANOB and MOD land, and Natural England have been an opponent against this route and are pushing for the southern route, promoted by Highways England, which is not the better option. A resident has written to Highways England along with the PC to make a case to push the northern route forward. The PC are not against the proposed dualling of the A66: they just want the best, environmentally cleanest and safest route for the parish. Dog fouling seems to be a problem again in the village of Warcop. The clerk will order some more signs to go up. The chairman is asking for all residents to sign up to the parish information sign up form which is available on the website: www.warcop.org.uk. Sign up for Local News and Infomation Warcop Parish Council and Warcop Parish Hall would like to be able to provide you with more information about what is going on in our parish. There are some 220 households with nearly 600 residents living in the parish at Bleatarn, Sandford, Warcop and part of Coupland Beck. We would like to tell you about the work of the Parish Council, its meetings and current issues and priorities. We would also like to tell you about upcoming developments, events, activities or classes at the Parish Hall. Finally, we would like to seek your views on important issues from time to time through surveys. We have set up a sign-up page through Mailchimp to receive emails or text messages containing this information on your local website: www.warcop.org.uk. The sign-up form is on every page at the bottom left-hand side, and you can opt out at any time. Your information will be kept safe and not shared with others and conforms to GDPR regulations. Our aim is to get the majority of households who have email signed up so that we can contact as many local residents as possible. We promise not to bombard you with emails, and you can delete them if they are of no interest to you. We hope you will take the opportunity to sign up so that you feel better informed. Thank you in advance for joining our mailing list. David Keetley, Chair Warcop Parish Council 8 Teddies for Tragedies This year at least 500 knitted teddies were blessed at Musgrave Carol Service and sent to sick children in Africa and Greece. Many possess no Toys and having a Teddy to cuddle helps them get better. MANY THANKS to the knitters! Contact Heather Simpkins
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