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Clergy Mailing - July 2017
Contents

1. Nifty Notes 2. Ministry Vacancies 3. Open Churches Weekends 4. Summer Holiday Fun 5. Education Sunday

Niftynotes

news & information from the Diocese

www.southwell.anglican.org

JULY 2017

Bishop of Southwell & Nottingham to ordain twenty clergy this month

record number of new clergy will be ordained by the Bishop of

MICHAELALLEN: Michael is

married to Beth and they have two children, Florence (2 ½) and Henry (8 months). Michael will serve his title with The Revd Tim Parker in the East Leake, West Leake, Stanford-on-Soar,

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Southwell & Nottingham on 1st and 2nd July in the Minster. Twenty will be ordained as deacons and priests to serve in parishes across the diocese, from East Leake in the south to Bawtry in the north. It is the largest number of stipendiary clergy being ordained in the diocese for over twenty years, including five of those being ordained deacon who are under 30. They will be serving in churches that
Rempstone and Costock Benefice.

NAEEM BAHADUR: Naeem is

married to Rubina and they have two children, Cyrus (5) and Jeremiah (3). Naeem trained for ministry at the Queen’s Foundation, Birmingham. He will

Continued on page 3

Michele Hampson

church. This is such a great encouragement as we seek to grow the church in every community, bringing the hope of Jesus Christ to people of all ages.” incorporate every part of the diocese: city centre, outer urban, market towns, and rural

In this month’s issue:

2 News in brief

communities.
The Deacon candidates are:
Bishop Paul says: “I am thrilled

to be ordaining so many deacons and priests to serve in churches across the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. It is a wonderful sign of the commitment to see local churches flourishing and growing across the diocese. They are people with diverse gifts, backgrounds and personalities, each one is called by God to dedicate their lives to serve as leaders in the mission of the

PETER SHAW: Peter is married

to Steph. He will be serving his title with the Revd Canon Tim Pullen in the Wollaton benefice.

4 Events & information

5 Prayer Diary
`9 Training Courses 11 What’s On

MICHELE HAMPSON: A

psychiatrist who trained at St John’s and then at Ridley Hall Cambridge. Michele will be serving her title with the Revd Dr Megan Smith in Lenton Benefice.

12 Comings & Goings

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  • July 17

News in brief. . . News in brief. . . News in brief. . . News in brief. . .

Archbishop's

Farewell to the men and women

Palace

who commit themselves to the

Southwell Minster

safety of us all

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t Easter this year I handed

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over the responsibility of

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Nottinghamshire Fire and rescue Service to The Reverend David Milner. This followed a period in which David shadowed me in my ministry to the wonderful men and women who commit themselves daily to the safety of us all through the Fire and rescue Service.

Sunday
13th August
11 am-4pm

The work of a chaplain in this

Entry donation: £1.00

context is much the same as that of any priest, namely to become
In aid of the Minster’s project to

conserve and better interpret the stone carvings of animals, plants and green men in the late thirteenth century Chapter
House known and to be seen to be available and, to some extent, share the life of those with whom the ministry is set. This is done partly by the traditional pastoral technique of getting known, not least by visiting Fire Stations and gaining an insight into the Watch system and the continuing training of Firefighters. But there is more. The Fire Service recognises the value of chaplaincy in that the chaplain is kept informed of major incidents and if an Incident Commander at a callout, whether a fire or a road traffic collision, deeds it helpful, the chaplain attends and is available to the Firefighters both during the course of the incident and afterwards.

The Archbishop's Palace,
Southwell Minster
Church Street, Southwell,
Notts NG25 0HD email: info@ archbishopspalacesouthwell. org.uk

Frequently the Fire Service is the first on the scene of what can be distressing and serious situations, often involving death or serious injury; firefighters will often have to deal with traumatic situations, both for themselves as well as members of the public. My experience of these men and women is that they act with consummate professionalism on all such occasions – the role of the chaplain is to be available both at the time if necessary and afterwards. A great deal is achieved through the sharing of a cup of tea round the crew-room table in the Fire Station, often in the small hours of the night.

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My eight years as Chaplain to the Notts Fire & Rescue Service have been immensely rewarding and it has been a privilege to be involved with such committed people, inspiring examples of commitment to the safety of us all.

The Venerable Robin Turner CB DL Chaplain Notts Fire & Rescues Service 2009-17

  • Niftynotes
  • 3

News in brief. . . News in brief. . . News in brief. . . News in brief. . .

Continued from page 1

RACHEL MITCHELL:

He trained at the Lincoln School

  • of Theology, and is serving his
  • Rachel, who is married to Sid,

be serving his title with The Revd

Clive Burrows in the Hyson Green & Forest Fields Benefice. studied at St. John’s College. She title with The Revd Malcolm will serve her title with the Revd Canon Mark Tanner in the Radcliffe-on-Trent and Shelford Benefice.
Lambert in the Annesley with Newstead and Kirkby Woodhouse Benefice.

ANTHONY DIXON: Anthony is

married to Amy. He trained at Ridley Hall, Cambridge, and will serve his title with the Revd Alison Jones in a new MidCounty Resource Church in the Deanery of Newark & Southwell.

WILL FOULGER. Will is

married to Vikki, and they have four children - Iris, Jonah, Jesse & Huck. He trained at Cranmer
Nine priest candidates are being ordained on Saturday 1st July:

LYDIA CARTWRIGHT: Lydia Hall, Durham. Will is serving as a is married to Drew and they have pioneer curate with Jonny Hughes three children: Daisy (12), Isaac (10) and Hannah (8). Lydia is serving her title with The Revd Canon Peter Huxtable in the Stapleford Benefice. at Trinity Church Nottingham.

SIMON FELLOWS: Simon is

married to Julia. He trained at St. John’s College and will be serving his title with The Revd Canon Peter Huxtable in the Stapleford Benefice.

JONNY HUGHES: Jonny is

married to Amy and they have four young children, Grace (6), Joseph (4), Eden (2) and Anna (2). He leads the team at Trinity Church Nottingham.

GARRETH FRANK: Garreth

trained at Cranmer Hall, Durham, and will serve his title with the Revd Canon Steve Silvester in the Nottingham St Nicholas Benefice.

AMANDA LEES: Amanda is

married to Michael and they have four children, Francesca (14), Sebastian (12), Frederick (10) and Roland (7). She trained for ministry at St. John’s School of Mission, Nottingham, and is serving her title in the United Benefice of Blidworth and Rainworth, with the Revd Hazel Robinson.

BECKY HANCOCK: Becky is

married to John and they have two children, Ellie (15) and James (12). She trained for ministry at St John’s, Nottingham. Becky will serve her title with the Revd Jonathan Strickland in the Bawtry with Austerfield, Misson, Everton & Mattersey Benefice.

Philip Howson

PHILIP HOWSON: Philip is

married to Imogen and they have two daughters. He is serving his title with the Revd Zoe Burton in married to Trine and they have the Benefice of Ollerton with Boughton.

CHRIS PEARSE: Chris is

two children, Gracie (3) and Joshua (1). Chris trained for ministry at Ridley Hall, Cambridge, and is serving his title with the Revd Canon Tim Pullen in the Wollaton Benefice.

KAREN HANFORD: Karen is

married to David and they have a son, Richard. She trained at St John’s and will serve her title with the Revd Canon Tim Pullen in the Wollaton Benefice.

TIM CHAMBERS: Tim is

married to Clare, a teacher. He trained at St Mellitus College in London. He is serving his title with the Revd Lee Proudlove in the West Bridgford Benefice.

ANDREW STEWART: Andrew

is married to Menekse. He trained for ministry at St John’s College, Nottingham, and is serving his title with The Revd Chris Hodder in the Wilford Hill Benefice.

CHRISTOPHER LEE: Chris is

married to Ruth. He trained at Cranmer Hall in Durham and will serve his title with the Revd David Pickersgill at St Mary’s with St Leonard’s Newark.

STEVEN COTTERILL: Steve

is married to Julie and they have three children, Rebekah (27) Matthew (25) and Bethany (17).

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  • July 17

Events & information. . . Events & information. . . Events & informatio

Meeting of the

Open-air garden theatre at The Archbishop’s Palace

Southwell Chapter of the Society of Catholic Priests

The Southwell Chapter of the Society of Catholic Priests will meet on 27th July at Egmanton and would like to invite anyone interested in church education to join them.

18th July 2017

The speaker is the Revd Richard Peers, Liverpool diocesan director of education and a

‘The Wind in the Willows’

teacher himself. The meeting begins with a Eucharist at the

Outdoor Theatre production by Chapter House Productions

Church of Our Lady of

in the Education Garden of the Archbishop’s Palace.

Egmanton at 12 noon, followed by a light lunch in the church

Garden open from 5pm and the production to start at 6.30pm.

hall after which Fr Richard will speak and engage in debate and

Tickets and information from Southwell Minster 01636 812933,

discussion. No charge.

See Tickets 0871 0260 www.seetickets.com
Further details: Matthew
Adult £15, Child £10, Family (2 Adults and 2 Children) £44.
Askey or Margaret Oldroyd.

10% discount for parties of 10 or more.
Please register your interest,

for catering purposes.
Bring your own rugs or low-backed seating.
Email: frmaskey@

btinternet.com or [email protected]

A second
Parish Buying
Winter with the Celts

video

The planning team are hard at work preparing for a second Winter
Parish Buying have released a video of Church Warden with the Celts series of bible studies
Jacqueline Brown talking about the benefits of joining the Buying Service, which focuses on quality, and ethically sound products, at competitive rates.
Offered on behalf of Newark & Southwell deanery, but open to all, the studies will focus on Celtic spirituality.

They will run from October to February in Upton and Farndon churches

Watch the video here https://www.parishbuying.org. uk/news/7744-testimony.html
Advance information from
Roy Parsons on 01636 673422

  • Niftynotes
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Prayerdiary

www.southwell.anglican.org

Compiled for Nifty Notes

In August we pray for. . .

  • Tue 01 Aug
  • Revd Michael Allen (East Leake, West Leake, Stanford-on-Soar, Rempstone &

Costock Benefice)

Port Elizabeth - (Southern Africa)The Rt Revd Nceba Nopece

  • Wed 02 Aug
  • Revd Naeem Bahadur (Hyson Green with Forest Fields Benefice), Revd Denise

Watkinson (Hyson Green with Forest Fields Benefice)

Popondota - (Papua New Guinea)The Rt Revd Lindsley Ihove Port Moresby - (Papua New Guinea)The Rt Revd Denny Guka

Thu 03 Aug Fri 04 Aug Sat 05 Aug
SECTOR MINISTRIES: Lowdham Grange Prison (Mark Savage)

Port Sudan - (Northern, Sudan)The Rt Revd Abdu Kodi

Revd Anthony Dixon (Mid County Resource Church)

Portsmouth - (Canterbury, England)The Rt Revd Christopher Foster

Revd Simon Fellows (Stapleford Benefice), Revd Lydia Cartwright (Stapleford Benefice)

Pretoria - (Southern Africa)The Rt Revd Johannes Seoka

Sun 06 Aug Mon 07 Aug Tue 08 Aug
Revd Garreth Frank (Nottingham St Nicholas Benefice)

Puerto Rico - (XI, The Episcopal Church)The Rt Revd Wilfrido Orench Evangelical Lutheran Church in Finland: Diocese of Helsinki, Bishop Irja Askola

Revd Becky Hancock (Bawtry with Austerfield, Misson, Everton and Mattersey Benefice)

Pune - (North India)The Rt Revd Andrew Rathod

Revd Michele Hampson (Lenton Benefice)

Qu'Appelle - (Rupert's Land, Canada)The Rt Revd Robert Hardwick Quebec - (Canada, Canada)The Rt Revd Bruce Myers

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  • July 17

In August we pray for. . .

  • Wed 09 Aug
  • Revd Karen Hanford (Wollaton Benefice), Revd Christopher Pearse (Wollaton

Benefice), Revd Peter Shaw (Wollaton Benefice and Pioneer Curate for Nottingham North Deanery)

Rajasthan - (North India)The Rt Revd Darbara Singh

Thu 10 Aug Fri 11 Aug
DIOCESAN STAFF: Director of Parish Support for the Diocese, Fraser McNish and his colleagues

Rayalaseema - (South India)The Rt Revd B D Rao

Revd Christopher Lee (Newark upon Trent with Coddington Team Ministry Benefice)

Recife - (Brazil)The Rt Revd João Cancio Peixoto

Sat 12 Aug Sun 13 Aug
Revd Rachel Mitchell (Radcliffe on Trent and Shelford Benefice)

Rejaf - (Loryko, Sudan)The Rt Revd Enock Tombe

Revd Andrew Stewart (Wilford Hill Benefice)

Remo - (Lagos, Nigeria)The Rt Revd Michael Fape

Church of Sweden: Diocese of Stockholm, Bishop Eva Brunne

Mon 14 Aug Tue 15 Aug Wed 16 Aug
Revd Tim Chambers (West Bridgford Benefice)

Renk - (Upper Nile, Sudan)The Rt Revd Joseph Atem

Revd Steve Cotterill (Annesley with Newstead and Kirkby Woodhouse Benefice)

Rhode Island - (I, The Episcopal Church)The Rt Revd Nicholas Knisely

Revd Jonny Hughes (Trinity Church Nottingham), Revd Will Foulger (Trinity Church Nottingham)

Rift Valley - (Tanzania)The Rt Revd John Lupaa

Thu 17 Aug Fri 18 Aug Sat 19 Aug
SECTOR MINISTRIES: Whatton Prison (Vacant)

Rio de Janeiro - (Brazil)The Rt Revd Filadelfo Neto

Revd Philip Howson (Ollerton with Boughton Benefice)

Rio Grande - (VII, The Episcopal Church)The Rt Revd Michael Vono

Revd Amanda Lees (Blidworth & Rainworth Benefice)

Perth - (Western Australia, Australia)The Most Revd Roger Herft Assistant Bishop of Perth - (Australia)The Rt Revd Kate Wilmot Perth - Eastern and Rural Region - (Western Australia, Australia)The Rt Revd Wilmot Perth - Goldfields-Country Region - (Western Australia, Australia)The Rt Revd Jeremy James Riverina - (New South Wales, Australia)The Rt Revd Rob Gillion

  • Sun 20 Aug
  • Revd Wendy Bradley (Aspley Benefice)

Rochester (USA) - (II, The Episcopal Church)The Rt Revd Prince Singh Rochester - (Canterbury, England)The Rt Revd James Langstaff Rochester - (Canterbury, England) Vacant

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In August we pray for. . .

Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark: Diocese of Aarhus, Bishop Henrik Wigh- Poulsen

Mon 21 Aug Tue 22 Aug Wed 23 Aug
Revd Kirstine Buchan (Beeston Benefice), Revd Rob Wiggins (Beeston Benefice)

Rockhampton - (Queensland, Australia)The Rt Revd David Robinson

Revd Ben Clayton (Nottingham St Jude Benefice)

Rokon - (Loryko, Sudan)The Rt Revd Francis Mori

Revd Tom Devas (Wollaton Park Benefice)

Rorya - (Tanzania)The Rt Revd John Adiema Ruaha - (Tanzania)The Rt Revd Joseph Mgomi

Thu 24 Aug Fri 25 Aug Sat 26 Aug
Revd Mina Munns (Selston with Westwood Benefice)

Rumbek - (Bahr El Ghazal, Sudan)The Rt Revd Alapayo Kuctiel

Revd James Pacey (Hucknall Team Ministry)

Rumonge - (Burundi)The Rt Revd Pedaculi Birakengana

Revd Jenny Sharpe (Warsop St Peter & St Paul with Sookholme St Augustine Benefice)

Rupert's Land - (Rupert's Land, Canada)The Rt Revd Donald Phillips

Sun 27 Aug Mon 28 Aug
Revd Andy Tufnell (Gamston & Bridgford Benefice), Revd Maureen Collins (Wilford Benefice)

Ruvuma - (Tanzania)The Rt Revd Maternus Kapinga Evangelical Lutheran Church in Finland: Diocese of Espoo, Bishop Tapio Luoma

BANK HOLIDAY- we pray for all members of the Church in their vocation and ministry, that they may serve the Lord in truth and love

Ruwenzori - (Uganda)The Rt Revd Reuben Kisembo South Rwenzori - (Uganda)The Rt Revd Jackson Nzerebende

Tue 29 Aug Wed 30 Aug
Revd Cora Yarrien (Daybrook Benefice), Revd Jane Walker (Sherwood Benefice),

Sabah - (South East Asia)The Rt Revd Melter Tais Assistant Bishop of Sabah - (South East Asia)The Rt Revd John Yeo

ORDINANDS IN TRAINING: Toby Artis, David Bean, Jack Bull, Ben Evans, Richard Hanford, Debs Hudghton, Simon Jones, Ben Marston, Francis Moloney

Sabongidda-Ora - (Bendel, Nigeria)The Rt Revd John Akao

  • Thu 31 Aug
  • ORDINANDS DUE TO COMMENCE TRAINING SEPT 2017: Esther Allin, John

Blakeley, Claire Ellwood, Claire Melless, Jonathan Mole, Susan Pendenque, Pippa Scott, Alex Shiells, Tom Tuck

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    DIREC: OR\.• J CLERICAL. CLERICAL INFORMATION • DIOCESE OF SOUTHWELL. ( CHURCHES. i (Pounded 1884.) ST. MARY'S CHURCH, High pavement, St. Mary's Jurisdiction, counties of Derby & Nottingham. Popu- gate & Stoney street.-Daily prayers, 8 a.m. & 4·45 p.m. lation, 1,316,854; acres, I,I86,376; archdeaconries, 4; I (Wednesday, 7·30 p.m. with sermon); Sunday at 10.45 benefices, 485. I a.m. (10.15 a.m. on 4th) & 6.30 p.m. H. C. every Bishop, Right Rev. Edwyn Hoskyns D.D. ; residence, ' Sunday, Saints' d~y & Wednesday at 7·45 a.m.; .9·30 Southwell. Income, £ 3,500. • i on -2nd; after matms Of! 4th; choral, 10.4.S a.m. V!Ca:, . h S ff f D b R' ht R C T Ab h 1 Rev. Canon Thomas F1eld D.D.; Curates, Rev. J. N. B 0 1 JSD DP Thu raganv· ° Ber k y, ll g ev. · · ra am ·I· B ought on M . A . Re v C . d'E . I mage & R ev. A . F . J u dd · · e Icarage, a ewe · I B.A.; Bible Woman, Sister Randall C.A.; Wardens, H. Archdeacon of Chesterfield, V en. E. F. Crosse, 1910. Russell & J. Rice; Sidesmen, Earl Manvers, H. Smith, Archdeacon of Derby, Ven. E. S. Noakes M.A., LL.D. : W. V. Cartledge, F. A. Wadsworth, R. Young, F. 1909. 1 Greatorex, F. R. Pickerill, Groves Conway Hine, .A. Archdeacon of Newark, Ven. E. Hacking, M.A. 1912. I Johnson, Dr. Stafford, W. Donaldson Wright, J. Wright, • Archdeacon of Nottingham, Ven.
  • Nov19nn:Layout 1.Qxd

    Nov19nn:Layout 1.Qxd

    Niftynotes news & information from the Diocese www.southwell.anglican.org NOVEMBER 2019 Compiled by Nicola Mellors email: [email protected] Follow the Star – all the Archdeacon David taking up new role way to the manger in Diocese of ollowing on the success of Blackburn last year’s campaign, the FChurch’s national Advent and After nearly eight years as Christmas campaign for 2019 will Archdeacon of Newark, The again take the theme Follow The Venerable David Picken is Star, which invites people to moving on following his experience the wonder and appointment as the Archdeacon excitement of the Wise Men’s of Lancaster in the Diocese of journey to see Jesus. Blackburn. There are two main resources available, each designed for churches to David, who leaves in mid- give away at Christmas services and events: January next year, said: “I will The Follow the Star 2019 booklet offers a reflection for each of miss Southwell & Nottingham the 12 days of Christmas with a short Bible passage, a simple enormously. I have thoroughly prayer and a challenge to reflect or act differently. enjoyed my time here and met some wonderful people who it The Follow the Star 2019 leaflet is designed for churches who has been a privilege to serve as wish to promote the campaign to large groups of people. It part of God’s ministry. contains a short challenge for each day plus QR codes linking to Continued on page 6 the full reflections on the forthcoming Follow the Star app. Both the booklet and leaflet are supported by additional free digital In this month’s issue: materials, including suggested activities for families based on each day's theme.
  • Clergy Mailing - February 2019

    Clergy Mailing - February 2019

    Clergy Mailing - February 2019 Contents 1. Nifty Notes 2. Ministry Vacancies 3. oneLIFE Encounter Niftynotes news & information from the Diocese www.southwell.anglican.org FEBRUARY 2019 Compiled by Nicola Mellors email: [email protected] Bishops backing mission ore than 15 Bishops from the Northern A prayer for One LIFE MProvince have so far signed up for the One Life We pray for the One LIFE mission in Southwell & Mission with the Archbishop of Nottingham. York and all the northern Bishops. Father God, help us to Led by the Archbishop of York, reach out in faith and love and Dr John Sentamu, and working events, always with a simple witness to all. By your Spirit help with Bishops Paul and Tony, they Gospel testimony appropriate for us grow in unity, grow as will be active in every deanery, the parish. followers of Jesus Christ, and working alongside local churches grow your Kingdom in Southwell to take the Good News of Jesus to “We've enjoyed open mic nights, & Nottingham. communities across pub quizzes, a photographic Nottinghamshire. exhibition, Bingo and Buns, Paws Amen for Thought, a Scalextric evening, Bishop Tony has been on and beetle drives.” * See page 2 for more previous missions with the information on oneLiFE Archbishop, taking teams to In the spring there will be training Sheffield, Durham, Blackburn, evenings for those wanting to run In this month’s issue: Carlisle and Newcastle. an enquirers' course. Each PCC is encouraged to nominate people “It is a marvellous opportunity for from each church to attend so that 2 Growing Disciples churches to look at new ways of we are ready to help people on reaching out to people on the their spiritual journey.
  • Loughborough Station I Onward Travel Information Buses and Taxis Local Area Map

    Loughborough Station I Onward Travel Information Buses and Taxis Local Area Map

    Loughborough Station i Onward Travel Information Buses and Taxis Local area map Loughborough is a PlusBus area Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2018 & also map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, CC BY-SA Rail replacement buses and coaches depart from the South Car Park at PlusBus is a discount price ‘bus pass’ that you buy with your train ticket. It gives you unlimited bus travel around your this station. chosen town, on participating buses. Visit www.plusbus.info Main destinations by bus (Data correct at April 2019) DESTINATION BUS ROUTES BUS STOP DESTINATION BUS ROUTES BUS STOP DESTINATION BUS ROUTES BUS STOP Asfordby 8 RSB Skylink Ruddington < 9 RSB Long Eaton ^ Town Centre Ashby-de-la-Zouch 129 Town Centre Nottingham Seagrave 27 RSB Barrow-upon-Soar ^ 27 RSB Skylink 16, 126, 127, Shepshed Town Centre Skylink Long Whatton Leicester- Town Centre 129 Leicester- Derby+ Sileby ^ 27 RSB Birstall Town Centre Derby, 2, 126, { Loughborough Colleges sprint RSA Sutton Bonington (Village & Skylink 127 Loughborough (Hazel Road Town Centre { 5 Town Centre University Campus) Nottingham RSB Estate) Bradmore 9 Syston ^ 27 RSB RSA RSB { Loughborough (Holywell Park) sprint Bunny 9 Stanford-on-Soar 1 RSD RSB Loughborough Hospital/ Burton-on-the-Wolds 8 { 5, 126, 127 Town Centre Swithland 154 Town Centre University (Ashby Road) # Skylink Thurmaston 27 RSB Leicester- Loughborough (Ravensthorpe RSB Castle Donington Town Centre { 5 Town Centre Walton-on-the-Wolds 27 Derby, Skylink Drive) West Bridgford 9 RSB Nottingham { Loughborough (Shelthorpe) 5, 11, 12 Town Centre Whitwick 16, 126 Town Centre Clifton 1 RSD Loughborough (Dishley/Thorpe { 11, 12 Town Centre Woodhouse Eaves 154 Town Centre Coalville 16, 126 Town Centre Acre) Wymeswold 8 RSB Costock 9 RSB 10 - 15 minutes walk from Skylink this station (see local area Leicester- map) Donington Park Town Centre { Loughborough (Town Centre) Notes Derby, Skylink 1, sprint RSA Nottingham 1, sprint, 8, 9, RSC { PlusBus destination, please see below for details.
  • East Leake Neighbourhood Plan 2013 to 2028

    East Leake Neighbourhood Plan 2013 to 2028

    East Leake Neighbourhood Plan 2013 to 2028 Final Version November 2015 1 CONTENTS PAGE SECTION 1 ‐ INTRODUCTION, Fig 1.1 3 SECTION 2 ‐ HOUSING 6 2.1 Number of New Homes and Relationship to Infrastructure, Policy H1 6 2.2 Phasing of New Housing, Policy H2 10 2.3 Types of New Homes Built for Sale, Policy H3 11 2.4 Issues of Building Standards and Design, Policies H4 and H5 14 2.5 Suitability of Sites for General Housing, Policy H6, Figs 2.5/1 and 2.5/2 18 2.6 Satisfying Local Housing Need for Affordable Housing 24 SECTION 3 – BUSINESS AND EMPLOYMENT 26 3.1 Encouraging Retail Outlets and Services within the Village Centre, Policy B1 26 3.2 Support for Small and Start‐Up Businesses and those Working from Home, Policy B2 28 3.3 Support for Existing Large Employment Site, Policy B3 29 SECTION 4 – TRANSPORT, COMMUNICATIONS AND TRAFFIC 32 4.1 Better and safer routes for pedestrians and cyclists, Policies T1 and T2 32 4.2 Support for Public Transport, Policy T3 38 4.3 Wider Transport Infrastructure Considerations 40 SECTION 5 ‐ ENVIRONMENT 41 5.1 Containment of the Built Environment, Policy E1, Fig 5.1/1 41 5.2 Preservation of Wildlife and Rural Heritage, Policy E2, Fig 5.2/1 45 5.3 Green Spaces, Policies E3 and E4, Fig 5.3/1 48 SECTION 6 – LEISURE AND PLAY 51 6.1 Playgrounds and Playing Fields, Policy L1 51 6.2 Allotments, Policy L2 53 SECTION 7 – CONSERVATION, HISTORY AND HERITAGE 55 7.1 A Historic, Rural Village, Fig 7.1/1 55 SECTION 8 – VILLAGE CENTRE 57 8.1 Priorities for Land Use in the Village Centre, Policy V1, Fig 8.1/1 57 8.2 Improvements to the area of the Gotham Road/Main Street T‐Junction, Policy V2 61 SECTION 9 – REFERENCES AND ABBREVIATIONS 64 9.1 Abbreviations and links for references appearing several times 64 9.2 Use Classes 65 2 SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION 1.1 East Leake is a historic rural village of about 7000 people in south Nottinghamshire, well connected to Loughborough, Nottingham, Derby and Leicester.