Your FREE MAGAZINE for Kirkheaton, Upper Heaton, Gawthorpe, Bog Green, Briggate, Houses Hill, Wellhouse ISSUE 8 & Lascelles Hall NEWS SPRING 2014 Kirkheaton Church - open all hours (well, nearly!) After six months of hard work, And one of the best things? the largest development of the “Being able to point people building since the 1830s is now towards our toilets! One man finished. told me he has not been able Visitors’ comments include to come to church for years how bright, open and because of the fear caused by welcoming it looks and how his medical condition. That is its heritage has been preserved the kind of down to earth issue while still creating a flexible our work has sought to solve.’ contemporary space. Well over 700 people attended Rector, the Revd Richard the Christmas Tree Festival Steel commented ‘We are where 33 local groups and absolutely delighted, as this businesses brought themed, is just what we set out to do. decorated trees including We have already welcomed Chippy Booth’s (‘real’ fish and Kirkheaton and Dalton schools, chips) and Walker’s garage this issue history researchers and other (cars and tools) alongside churches seeking inspiration for nearly 40 from the pupils of SPOTLIGHT ON.... developing their own buildings, Kirkheaton School. Holme along with visitors to our first Valley Singers and the school Raymond Berry choir gave concerts. - ex-butcher extraordinaire Christmas Tree Festival. We feel we are really living out our new The festival was supported YT’S YOUNGEST Vision statement - ‘Bringing by Casey Pro-Environment, FUND RAISERS God’s love into the heart of the Flowers by Glen at Rockwood Community’.” Garden Centre and Radcliffe GUIDE BAKING He added “From the small Funeral Services. CHAMPION scale new ‘Knit and Natter’ The church is open from 8 am - group on a Monday afternoon, 4 pm most days. Go and have & MUCH MORE! to the Arts Festival in May, a look. Fresh tea and coffee we want to see more people always available. making the most of our ‘Longer versions of this and excellent new facilities.” other articles can be viewed at yettontogether.org’ Local guide’s success in

M & L Whitehouse Kirkheaton Bake off Challenge More than 2500 members Alison Whitmarsh – owner POST OFFICE 18 St Marys Lane, Kirkheaton celebrated 40 years of ProperMaid Cakes and Tel 01484 420782 of Girlguiding in West investment winner on BBC’s Greeting Cards, Stationery, South by taking Dragons Den. All Post Office Services part in a County-wide Bake Imogen Cargill, from Euro, Dollars & Turkish Lira Off Challenge. available on demand Kirkheaton Guides, won the All other currencies to order Girls aged 5-18, had 10-14 year old category and Also now offering motor vehicle licensing to complete a series of badge design competition, ‘I activities including designing couldn’t believe I’d won! The and marketing their own atmosphere was incredible, chocolate bars, bread it was really scary at first but tasting, baking etc for a place then we got baking and it in the local semi-finals. was so much fun. I made owl Cockley Hill Lane Emily Baker, cupcakes for the technical challenge 01484 428401 Lauren Cargill and Imogen Cargill from and a Lemon and Kirkheaton Guides Poppy seed sponge baked their way to with mascarpone success winning topping for the final the showstopper. I Locally sourced fresh produce Ramsden Division really love guides Home baked goods & dairy semi-final in because I get to products October. do things like this Tues - Fri 9am-5pm and experience They then spent Sat 9am - 4pm new opportunities a fun-filled day at whilst making new Shelley College friends.’ in November alongside 134 other finalists Girlguiding offers competing to win the Great girls and young women the County Bake Off title in a chance to have fun, build spectacular finale. friendships, gain valuable life skills and be themselves in a Muffins, biscuits, safe, girl-only space. showstopper cakes and many more delicious For more information, call creations were made under 0800 1 69 59 01 or visit the watchful eye of judge www.girlguiding.org.uk

Easy Clean British Made Twist Carpet No move for PO It’s business as usual for Kirkheaton SPECIAL PRICE £9.99 sq. yd. Post Office. The proposal to upgrade the PO and re locate it to ‘Select and Save’ on Bankfield Lane has been shelved for the foreseeable future due to ‘unforeseen circumstances’. 2 Raymond Berry, Spotlight On... Master Butcher, President of North Council of Butchers Association 1990-91, producer, actor, chorister, dancer, drummer, major fund raiser, all-round good citizen.

Born 1929 at grandma’s house in Workhouse George, in a reversal Lane (now Moorside Road), Raymond wasn’t of roles, worked expected to survive his difficult birth, but his part time for him will to live brought him through this first of life’s – “and he got a many challenges. lot more than 12s His grandparents lived on a 10 acre farm with 6d!” commented chickens, pigs and calves – sounds an ideal Raymond. childhood but there was much hard work for all. One day Raymond was taking some pigs to the The horse and cart was used to cut the grass at slaughter house. Usually caged in the back of the cricket field and to transport equipment to the van; one pig escaped and appeared on the away matches. passenger seat next to him. It did enjoy its last Raymond left school at 14 to work for his Uncle ride but it was particularly difficult to carry out the George at his butcher’s shop in Grange Moor, inevitable after that! earning 12s 6d (around 62p). Many know of Raymond’s enthusiasm for He recalls towards the end of the war a anything theatrical. He produced and acted Doodlebug (flying missile) exploded in the fields in the first pantomime at the United Reform at the back of his uncle’s shop. All the windows Church in Dick Whittington. in Grange Moor were smashed and the hen On one occasion whilst playing Wishee-Washee house was reduced to matchsticks. It was a in Aladdin at , during his rendition of while before the surviving hens started to lay ‘Happiness’ (Ken Dodd’s hit) chuckles rapidly again! grew to hilarious laughter - Raymond was quite At 18 Raymond was called up for National unaware his trousers were gradually falling Service and joined the Catering Corps. He down! served 18 months in Egypt – at one point As well as a producer and actor, Raymond has a cooking for 125 men which was no easy task good singing voice and has taken part in many without gas or electric. He improvised with a light operatic productions such as The Student petrol burner! Prince and Rose Marie. He can also dance and In 1956 play the drums. He recalls having lessons in Raymond drumming for 12 months at £15 per hour. When secured his told that further sessions would cost £18 he said butcher’s “Forget it, I think I know enough now!” shop in Over the years, Raymond has raised thousands Kirkheaton. of pounds for many causes such as the building Today of Kirkheaton Scout and Guides Headquarters. we talk In 2013 alone he raised over £6,700 in poppy about the sales – a fantastic achievement. provenance When asked would he change anything in his of food, but colourful life, he replied that he would have Raymond loved to have been a comedian. We think he was doing could give Sir Bruce Forsyth a run for his money this then – any day! sourcing his food from Read the full version and more photos at local farms. yettontogether.org Uncle 3 The Beaumont Arms Kirkheaton’s Arts Festival is back Kirkheaton’s popular Arts and get quilting lessons, Festival is back again and more. And it’s all after its break last year completely free - including while the Parish Church refreshments and creative was being refurbished. activities for children. Invites everyone to check out The Festival takes place Some of the artworks are their new look...Roaring Log Fires, over the Bank Holiday for sale, also cards and Great Varied Menu to suit all appetites, jewelry. Wide selection of Ales. weekend, 24th-26th May, Test your Brain at one of our Quiz Nights: 2 - 5 pm. In the past it The Yetton Rant Funfair will Tuesday 9 p.m. General Knowledge has featured painting, also be held from Friday, Wednesday 9.30 p.m. Fun Fortunes Free Use of Function Rooms photography, sculpture, 23rd - Monday, 26th Parties Catered for prices on enquiry. quilts, sugarcraft, jewelry May. So come along and 01484 517777 and embroidery, alongside support them both. work from Kirkwood If you are interested in Hospice and Kirkheaton exhibiting please contact school. Claire in the Parish Office, The Spangled Bull There will be live music, 01484 531449, or call in to a chance to hear and see the church. bell ringing at first hand,

Bankfield Lane Taxi office application A planning application is being considered by 1st & 3rd Tues of month 8pm Council to change the use of 5 Heaton Moor Road from a Open Night Mic food takeaway [Pizza Verona] to a taxi office. The proposal is for a private hire office staffed by 2 people controlling up to Thursdays 9:30pm 6 cars. Staff parking will be at the rear and parking for taxis Quiz Night with free supper will be on the forecourt. The application also asserts that Real Ales ‘vehicles will not be based at the premises on a permanent basis, nor will they be at the premises waiting for fares. Drivers will only visit the office to carry out administration tasks and collect wages etc.’ The Environment Officer reports ‘due to the proximity of dwellings ‘ it is recommended that a temporary permission is granted for one year.’ Consultations have ended and a decision is due in Spring.

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4 Library Chatter Thursday 6 -7pm Informal family/local history group welcomes new members who can be given help in how to trace their ancestors. As this year is the centenary of the start of The Great War they are also hoping Laneside Landfill to investigate the role of Kirkheaton residents in the conflict so bring along any family Site Update memorabilia you have. Free access to the internet and various family Newt mitigation is virtually complete history sites are available. and the company have now access to all areas of the site with more newt Visit the library to find out more or contact ponds to be built around the perimeter. Roger on 07837412070 or armitage@ rogerthomas336.orangehome.co.uk Replanting of native species along the Thursdays 2 pm-4pm Knit & Natter, Craft n’ western boundary of the site ie nearest Chatter group meets. Come along to learn a to Orchard Road, is to be undertaken in craft or just to socialise preparation for the construction of a bridle Friday 2pm Toddlers’ story and craft way and footpath as well as the diversion sessions. Just turn up of the stream that cuts the site in half. Plans are afoot to run a community coffee Casey’s have agreed in principle to shop during some library opening hours starting Thursday’s Healthy Walks group request in March. Coffee, teas and homemade cakes for the development of permissive paths etc available. Please support it as any profits will across the site. help towards ensuring library and community Non-hazardous waste [including facilities remain open. domestic] landfill is scheduled to start 12 There is a meeting at the library for anyone months after the commencement of the interested in coffee shop volunteering on monitoring of the gases and ground water Tuesday 11th March at 7:30pm which has not yet begun.

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Take a break Thank you to Kirkburton Parish Council who at YT’s request have placed a seat at Houses YOUTH Hill so walkers can sit awhile and admire the Chol Theatre’s project – ‘The Yetton Trail’, view. took place during February half term – which was too late to be included in this issue but look on the website for photos KIRKHEATON ROADSIGN and updates. At last - we are soon to be on the map! For Yetton Together is also supporting too long visitors have not known when they based charity Pavilion’s project which will have entered the village but now at YT’s involve local young people and adults in request, Kirklees have agreed to erect a research work on the Capability Brown village sign at the mini roundabout at the landscape at Whitley Willows over the bottom of School Lane. The sign should be next 12 months. in place during the near future. Activities will include site visits, archive trips, oral history and photography workshops. Apology - Due to circumstances beyond our control we were unable to decorate Kirklees Adventurous Activity team are the Community Centre in October. keen to provide a outdoor skateboard event for our young people but funding will need to be found so it is unlikely to WINTER BULB PLANTING for spring start before the summer holidays. This has been taking place around the village by our dedicated Gardening Club team and volunteers. As well as the bus ‘Community Fund Raising’ terminus roundabout, the grass verges YT’s Quiz Night Oct £297.05 on Heaton Moor Road and the seating area on Lascelles Hall Road have been YT’s Fashion show £185.95 planted with two varieties of daffodils to Examiner Wish Tokens £274 provide seasonal colour. These have been June Durkin donation £90 generously donated by Kirklees.

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TRAFFIC & TRANSPORT The Transport Group met with Council be handed over to the Council’s “local Representatives in November to discuss the issues review” and YT will report their four key areas identified by the Community findings in due course. Plan. The Council was provided with results PEDESTRIAN SAFETY & CROSSINGS of speeding and parking surveys carried It was agreed that there are no formal by Yetton Together and PCSO’s, along facilities in the village and various difficult with a request to review our bus service to crossing locations were identified. Most improve links to other areas and maintain desired crossing points i.e. around the shop our current service. areas, are in places where it would not be Councillor Peter McBride chaired a follow possible to position zebra crossings due up meeting in January with Kirklees Area to the existing road layout, line of sight Working and Safety Operational Manager, and lack of off-road parking. However an Kirklees Investment and Regeneration assisted crossing point in Heaton Moor Operational Manager and a representative Road to provide access to the shops, from Metro. bus stops and Doctors Surgery will be investigated. BUSES A YT representative is to attend the regular operational planning meetings at SPEEDING Due to the lack of any reported the Town Hall where negotiations regarding casualty statistics in Kirkheaton and the our concerns on routes and timings high cost of implementing, maintaining and can continue. It was pointed out that enforcing speed restrictions, e.g Speed Huddersfield no longer has direct links with Indicator Devices, these cannot at present South Yorkshire and Route 262 is the only be deployed. Kirklees policy is that the 20’s bus to service Kirkwood Hospice. Plenty Scheme will not be universally rolled out but treated on a case by case basis. PARKING The results of a postal and electronic survey were presented on time Their guidance is that we work with our limited parking to alleviate the problems at Neighbourhood Police Team with residents the hazardous junction of Bankfield Lane, reporting inappropriate parking, speeding New Road and Town Road. This will now infringements and unwarranted heavy goods vehicle access.

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Footpaths decisions Low Fold (Bankfield Lane to St Paul’s Road), Kirkheaton Shop Lane to St Pauls Road, Kirkheaton In November 2013 Kirklees Council decided that ‘on the balance of probability’ the two above footpaths were public rights of way and issued orders to add them to the definitive map. Any objections to these decisions had to be lodged by February 7th and forwarded to the Planning Inspectorate which will decide the outcome in the near future. Select & Save Kirkheaton Gala Sun 22 June 2014 Bankfield Lane, Kirkheaton. tel 01484 304444 Stalls for Hire Paypoint Agent Sun Tanning Salon Volunteers urgently wanted

Dry Cleaning Beers wines & Spirits More details available on Yetton Together website - www.yettontogether.org ATM – Cash machine Tools & Hardware Or Contact: Photo copying Hallmark Greeting and fax service Cards Lorna 01484 358021 - Stalls Parcel Collection & Return Point Jean 01484 606074 - Volunteers 11 What’s On Every Thursday afternoon, 2 – 3 pm, ‘The Health Walk’ Fri 18th Good Friday. All age reflection at 10.30 am. Meet at the Parish Centre Car Park at 2 pm, for an hour 12 noon - 3 pm Parish Church. Reflection at the around the area. Cross, come and go as you wish. 3rd Tuesday of the month – Yetton Together Forum Sun 20th Easter service, 10.30 am, Kirkheaton meeting. Community Centre, Fields Rise 7:30 – 8pm Parish Church. A celebration for all the family Ideas, comments, questions and volunteers welcomed. Sun 20th Easter service, 10.45 am, United Church. Also 200 Club numbers drawn. Tues 22nd Colour Imaging 8pm WI Croft House, 4th Tuesday of the month, WI meetings are held at 8pm Upper Hopton. at Croft House, Upper Hopton. Visitors welcome. Further details from Marilyn Eastwood 01484 534592. Thurs 24th Beetle Drive 2-4pm The Yorkshireman, Kirkheaton Hospice Support Group March Tues 11th Coffee Shop meeting Library 7:30 for anyone May interested in volunteering to help to run it Fri 23rd – Mon 26th pm Yetton Rant - Fair, Church Lane Sat 22nd YT Quiz night 7:30 Conservative Club. Sop supper £6 Call Bev 07708999728 Sat 24th - Mon 26th Arts Festival 2 - 5 pm Parish Church [see page 4] Wed 26th Landfill Liaison meeting 6:30 Parish Centre – all residents welcome Tues 27th Handwriting Analysis 8pm WI Croft House, Upper Hopton. Thurs 27th Chocolate Production (Yorkshire Chocolatier) 8pm WI Croft House, Upper Hopton. Thurs 29th Beetle Drive 2-4pm The Yorkshireman, Kirkheaton Hospice Support Group Sat 29th Easter Fair 2-4pm The Yorkshireman, Kirkheaton Hospice Support Group Sat 29th Grange Moor Band concert with guests June Gledholt Male Voice Choir 7.30 pm, Parish Church. Tues 10 th Blood Donor Sessions United Church Tickets £6 from the Parish Office Tel:531449 2-4pm and 5:30 - 7pm Sun 30th Mothering Sunday service, 10.30 am, Sunday 22nd Community Gala Fields Rise Parish Church Kirkheaton [details nearer the date] Sun 30th Mothering Sunday service 10.45am United Tues 24th Liquorice Production (Narrowbeck Church House Farm ) 8pm WI Croft House April Wed 2nd - Sat 5th pantomime ‘Dick Whittington’ 7:30 United Church also Saturday matinee 2pm Tickets from A Booth tel 01484303663 mobile 07787880098 £5 adults & £3 children

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