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HALLATONHARE PIE NEWSLETTER

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Monthly photo competition...this could be your photo next month, see editor‘s notes for details... October Issue 157 HALLATON PARISH COUNCIL

Hare Pie Newsletter, October Councillor Profile

I have lived in Hallaton for 16 years and my husband has lived here on and off for most of his life with our three sons all being born here. All of our boys attended Hallaton Primary School where I enjoyed six years working as a school governor. I have also spent two years as a member of the Parochial Church Council. I am currently a trustee for the Church Restoration Trust and also worked with the previous Parish Council to secure the village’s defibrillator at the The Fox for which which I still help manage.

The first months as a Parish Councillor have been a steep learning curve and I know we still have a way to go. I have been working on the HPC website to ensure that all the documentation is updated monthly and all of the Neighbourhood Plan information is available for everyone to see.

I am really enjoying being part of a great team working hard to take Hallaton forward whilst maintaining and respecting its wonderful history and heritage.

Miranda Roberts

Boundaries and Budgets

Please can we ask all villagers to check their boundaries as we have received some complaints about overgrown hedges, tree branches, ivy etc growing over footpaths and roads making it difficult to pass.

Hallaton Parish Council will shortly be setting its budget for the next financial year and we would like to take this opportunity to ask if there are any projects being planned for next year which may require some financial contribution from the Parish Council. Funding cannot be guaranteed but from time to time village projects do receive some financial assistance from the council so it is important that this offer is made to the village as a whole.

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We are aware thefts have been targetting Hallaton recently, we would like to remind everyone to keep cars locked and car keys hidden away from doors and windows. NATURE NOTES

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The Hallaton & Isabella Stenning Trust Recreation Ground Management Committee Present

Bonfire Night at The Rec

Adult Entry £5 Saturday 2nd November 2019 Under 16’s £3 Family Ticket £10 (2 Adults & 2 Children) Gates Open From 5.30pm Under 5’s Go Free

Pay On The Gate Bonfire Lit at 6pm

Mulled Wine Firework Extravaganza Licensed Bar To Follow BBQ

Hallaton Recreation Ground, East Norton Road, LE16 8UP.

Dates for your Diary

 Saturday 2 November – Bonfire Night at the Recreation Ground  Friday 8 November – Film Night at the Stenning Hall (Fisherman’s Friends)  Saturday 14 December – Panto at the Stenning Hall (Jack & The Beanstalk)

 Friday 8th May 2020 – VE Celebrations at the Recreation Ground  Saturday 5 September 2020 – Hallaton Fair at the Recreation Ground

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Dates for your Diary

 Friday 8th May 2020 – VE Celebrations at the Recreation Ground  Saturday 5 September 2020 – Hallaton Fair at the Recreation Ground

Dates for your Diary

 Friday 8th May 2020 – VE Celebrations at the Recreation Ground  Saturday 5 September 2020 – Hallaton Fair at the Recreation Ground

USE OF LAND AT NORTH END Closing Date for Applications 31st October 2019

364 day grass keep basis - £150 payable in advance

Available immediately – no poultry

Applications in writing please, including proposed use, to:

The HIST Clerk 3 Dunmore Road Market Harborough, Leicestershire, LEI6 8AZ

For more information call 07399 326889 or email [email protected]

Quiz Night CANCELLED

The SHMC have postponed the Quiz Night scheduled for Saturday 5th October 2019. This is because a very worthy fundraiser is being held at the Fox on that date, and the committee would not like to detract from their cause. A new date

will be announced later.

Dates for your Diary

 Friday 8th May 2020 – VE Celebrations at the Recreation Ground  Saturday 5 September 2020 – Hallaton Fair at the Recreation Ground

JOIN THE STENNING HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

FILM NIGHT Fisherman’s Friends ( 12A)

FRIDAY 8TH STENNING HALL Doors open NOVEMBER HORN LANE 6:15pm HALLATON Film starts 7pm LE16 8UG

Tickets: £6 for tickets bought in advance £7 on the door (if available)

Quiz Night CANCELLED th The SHMC have postponed the Quiz Night scheduled for Saturday 5 October 2019. This is because a very worthy fundraiser is being held at the Fox on that To book your ticket, call 01858 555728 BALLOTS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE PARTY date, and the committee would not like to detract from their cause. A new date or email [email protected] will be announced later.

USE OF LAND AT NORTH END Closing Date for Applications 31st October 2019

364 day grass keep basis - £150 payable in advance

Available immediately – no poultry

Applications in writing please, including proposed use, to:

The HIST Clerk 3 Dunmore Road Market Harborough, Leicestershire, LEI6 8AZ

For more information call 07399 326889 or email [email protected]

Quiz Night CANCELLED

will be announced later.

HALLATON & DISTRICT WOMEN’S INSTITUTE HALLATON & DISTRICT WOMEN’S INSTITUTE Next meeting will be on Wednesday 9th October 7.30 pm in the Stenning Hall EAST MIDLANDS IMMEDIATE CARE SCHEME Volunteer doctors perform lifesaving pre-hospital emergency medicine with Dr Tim Gray ……………….………. 13th November Annual Meeting with supper At the Hare Pie Cafe

Visitors welcome £4 Information about the WI: Pat Wood 555739 or Elaine Kilby 555313

HALLATON EVERGREEN Thank you to The Flower & Produce Show for their kind donation

Thursday 3rd October 2019 Lunch Fox Inn 12 - 12:30 + raffle

Thursday 17th October 2019 Stenning Hall 2 - 4 with afternoon tea Contributions towards tea greatly received + Raffle

Thursday 31st October 2019 Bus trip to Nottingham open to anyone if seats are available £10 9:30 Fox Inn + Raffle

Thursday 14th November 2019 Stenning Hall 2-4 To get ready for Sale

Saturday 16th November 2019

CHRISTMAS SALE Stenning Hall 2-5 Free Entry

Quiz Night CANCELLED

Hallaton in the Great War – Service and Sacrifice.

The family of the late Mrs Tricia Corah has given me back her copy of this three volume, 1,300 page book. It is virtually unread.

It is the ONLY copy available for sale and a great opportunity for anyone who did not place an original order to acquire one.

The first person to put a cheque through my door at 36 Eastgate for £30.00 payable to Hallaton in the Great War Research Group, along with their contact details secures this mighty work.

Denis Kenyon

The 45 Sentinels

Many thanks to everyone including the George Fenwicke Charity who has so generously donated to the project of planting 45 oak trees around the village as a living memorial to the Hallaton men killed in both World Wars. We also thank the landowners who have so enthusiastically supported the scheme.

We have raised over £7,000. Among the main costs will be the purchase of full height metal tree guards, the engraving of 45 name plaques, one to be welded to each guard. In the event of any funds being left over, they will be used to purchase and plant additional hedgerow trees.

We are planning on planting mid December before the real frosts come and are looking for volunteers to assist this and the heavy task of erecting the guards. Please give your name to Denis Kenyon – [email protected] or telephone 01858 555 602.

As this is such a special commemoration it is intended to hold a ceremony on planting the first tree. A further note will be put in November’s Hare Pie. HALLATON WATCH

Fellow parishioners of Hallaton,

Over the past week or so there has been an alarming degree of suspicious activity and criminality within the village, cars broken into, stolen, thefts from motor vehicles and an attempted burglary that we know of.

So what can we do about this?

Without going into the politics surrounding Policing and police numbers, it has to be accepted that there are not enough police officers and that we are somewhat out of the way.

All activities of this nature should be reported to the Police for monitoring and crime pattern analysis, and if they happen to be in the area then we may get a response, but what if not?

I am proposing something along the lines of a WhatsApp group – Hallaton Watch. For those who don’t know WhatsApp is a group messaging service a bit like a text messages but to a wider audience and is available on smartphones or the internet.

Its purpose would be for the real-time sharing of information relating to suspicious activity and crime within the village.

This would enable the members to be aware of any such activity and to keep a lookout for themselves and their neighbours, it could also help with identification of the perpetrators or vehicles involved which could then assist the police investigation.

It would also be of benefit if someone needed some sort of assistance, where we could rapidly respond to these calls.

Whilst there are other forums for sharing information, like ‘Nextdoor’ this does not enable any immediate alert to its subscribers.

It would not be a platform for political or religious views or the sharing of inappropriate content but for the villagers to help protect the village.

We are all susceptible to becoming victims of crime, but with a community spirit we can come together and reduce the potential for harm.

Both Tracy and I are happy to manage the app, but we do believe that all members should have admin rights so they can add other villagers to the group.

If anyone is interested then please contact me via email ([email protected]) with your details and you will be added to the group.

Andrew Parkinson VISITING SERVICES The mobile library comes to Hallaton once a month. It will be on Eastgate between 12.30pm and 12.50pm on the following dates:

- Monday 7th October - Monday 4th November

The post office van comes to Hallaton twice a week. It is on North End between 9.30am and 10.30am every Wednesday and Friday.

TAXI SERVICES

HALLATON TAXI SERVICE to MARKET HARBOROUGH

MURPHY TAXIS Tuesday 9:45 am - Bus Stop East Gate Hallaton Drop off at Square Mkt Harborough

Return from opposite side of the road from Square by Boots Optitions and The Carphone Wearhouse Shop bus stop 1:00 pm. Phone day before to book a place - 01858 410210

M & E TAXIS Friday 10:30 am - bus stop East Gate Hallaton arrange with driver for dropping off at Mkt Harborough. Return from TESCO Car park Taxi Rank Arrange with driver for picking up time. Phone day before for place on Taxi Mkt Harborough. 01858 446570

It is possible to get a Taxi to Leicester on a Thursday. Phone M & E TAXIS Day before 01858 446570

Local Flu Jabs are available to anyone registered with the newly merged South Leicestershire Group (previously Two Shires and Kibworth Medical Centre)

on Monday 14th October, 2pm. Please ring Kibworth to make an appointment. VILLAGE DIARY OCTOBER 5th - BRAVE THE SHAVE Macmillan Fundraiser - Harvey and a few brave others are all planning to Brave the shave for cancer support! Live music from Georgia Lily, pizzas for sale and a raffle where money raised will be donated to Macmillan cancer support! Please come along, eat, drink, dance and most importantly DONATE! & The Fox - 7pm 13th - Hallaton Harvest Festival NOVEMBER 2nd – Bonfire Night at the Recreation Ground 8th – Film Night at the Stenning Hall (Fisherman’s Friends) 15th - Hallaton Museum Winter Lecture 16th - Evergreens’ Christmas Bazaar 21st - Food for Thought @ The Bewicke Arms - 7:15pm DECEMBER 6th - Advent Procession of Light 14th – Panto at the Stenning Hall (Jack & The Beanstalk) JANUARY 25th – Bottle Kicking Burns night FEBRUARY 29th – Race Night with a difference

Bewicke Cafe I just wanted to thank all the villagers who have supported the cafe for the last few years, I have loved getting to know you all; regrettably this sad decision was taken out of our hands, to close our doors for good. We have loved every minute of our time there. Lydia, Steph, Will and Kira TICKETS SELLING FAST HALLATON MUSEUM’S AUTUMN LECTURE Friday 15th November 2019 JULIAN 8pm Stenning Hall

EVANS Proceeds to be split between

Hallaton Museum THE TRUE and The Matt ADVENTURERS’ Hampson Foundation

GRAND SLAM Bar and Money Pot Raffle 7 continents and 2 poles: a climber’s quest to conquer Tickets: £10 (adults) £5 (12-18 year olds)

Climbing in some of the world’s most extreme locations can be both euphoric and catastrophic: our Autumn Lecture gives you the opportunity to come and listen to Julian Evans’ account of the trials and triumphs of mountain climbing, in the knowledge that you are supporting both Hallaton Museum and the Matt Hampson Foundation which provides advice, support, relief and treatment for anyone suffering serious injury or disability from any cause, but in particular from participation in training for any sporting, sporting activity or other form of physical education or recreation. As a British Explorer and dedicated fund raiser, Julian has, to date, raised almost £1 million for the Matt Hampson foundation whilst Tickets, priced £10 for working towards satisfying his ambition to be the 16th person to ever adults and £5 for 12-15 have completed the True Adventurers’ Grand Slam: a challenge to climb the highest peak on every continent, and reach the North and year olds, are available South poles. Having recently successfully completed his ascent of from: Mount Everest, Julian now only has Aconcagua in Argentina and Linda Jones, Beggars Carstensz Pyramid in Indonesia to conquer before achieving his goal. Roost, Eastgate Julian Evans lives just along the road in Great Easton, is a chartered Tel: 01858 555249 surveyor with Knight Frank, a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Fellow of The Royal Geographical Society, Email: member of The Alpine Club and member of The Explorers Club. He [email protected] enjoys all sport, endurance events and expeditions.

...to everyone who supported the museum’s stall at the recent Scarecrow Festival. Lots of people asked us what was in the ‘feely bags’, so here are the answers. 1. Gavel 2. Tripod 3. Horse Brass 4. Compact Digital Camera 5. Film Negatives 6. Lace Bobbins 7. Key 8. Selfie Stick 9. Handcuffs 10. Magnifying Glass

...to our winner, Ady Brown from Market Harborough who scored full marks and won a pair of cinema tickets. Congratulations also to John Morison, who scored full marks as well, but was unsuccessful in the final draw. ...to the organisers of a lovely village event which received so many positive comments from so many visitors. HALLATON SCARECROW FESTIVAL What a weekend! The imagination, artistry and creativity latent in Hallaton is astounding.

7th-8thThere were over 80 scarecrows dotted round the village, in the School playground, in Church – everywhere you looked. Some were quirky, some pure artistry, some hilarious, some Septemberdownright scary. The scarecrows voted winner by visitors were “The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party” and only one 2019vote behind the beautifully constructed “National Velvet”

The numerous visitors – many of whom came from quite a distance, were kind enough to say that it was the best scarecrow festival that they had been to and there was also highREFRESHMENTS praise for the delicious lunches and teas served in the Church. STALLS Grateful thanks to all who worked so hard to make this aICE real CREAMS village event. Also to the creators of the scarecrowsRAFFLE and the generous people who gave money and donations and those who helped in all the numerous tasks onIN theAID day. OF ST.MICHAEL & The hard work paid off and the sum of about £2400 was raised towardsALL ANGELS the running expenses of St Michael & All Angels Church.

HallatonCHURCH Parochial Church Council. MEASOM’S MIRTH

Today I saw a dwarf climbing down a prision wall. I thought to myself, that’s a little condescending

Advertising Rates Half Page - £15.00 Full Page - £30.00

Discount available on a years commitment. 12 Half Pages £150 / 12 Full Pages £300.00 HALLATON PCC

Letter from Rev. Cynthia

After a lovely summer, we now come yet again into Autumn and our many celebrations of Harvest. Harvest is an important time for everybody but especially here in the countryside when we remember how lucky we are. Many children have no idea where their fruit and vegetables come from, except the supermarket. We are surrounded by fields and frustrated on our roads by tractors and combine harvesters. Our school children are back at their desks working hard with an eye to their next big holiday; Christmas.

Here in our benefice we need to be looking to the future. I am now half way through my time. The last twelve months has gone very quickly as I am sure will the next twelve months, and my post will not be replaced. The giving in the 36 churches/villages in the deanery is not sufficient to provide more than 3 clergy, plus a tenth of the time of the Chaplain at Launde Abbey. We have also been allotted provision for a part time person, to work specifically with the four church schools in the deanery. How is this going to work? Well, it’s up to us. We need to accept the inevitable and consider the various options. On 22nd October, in Illston Village Hall, there is an important synod meeting when we will look at how we see the future here in this deanery and in our own churches. It’s only synod members who are allowed to vote, should that be necessary; but everybody’s voice matters and everybody is invited to attend the meeting.

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Deanery Synod meeting, 7.30pm on Tuesday 22nd October in Illston Village Hall. An important meeting when we will be discussing the way forward in the new Launde Deanery

At Launde this month For all Bookings: telephone 01572 717254 [email protected]

Taize Service Wednesday 2nd October. 8.00pm Literature Lecture & Lunch Thursday 3rd October - ‘Death in Venice’ by Thomas Mann Lecture followed by 2 course lunch at 1.30pm £20 Classical Concert Sunday 13th October 3pm Quattro Parland—a Leicestershire based string quartet followed by optional cream tea at 4.15pm £10 for concert; £15 for concert and tea

Hallaton Group Mothers' Union The next meeting will be on Tuesday 8th October at 7.30pm, Silva, Main Street,East Norton. An evening of informal discussion. All welcome

Church Ales St Thomas Becket Church Tugby An evening together enjoying the fellowship which used to be had in the local pub before it closed it’s doors. Bring your own ’refreshments’. The next meeting will be on Friday 4th October between 6pm and 9pm For more information contact Philip (01162 598402). SERVICES FOR OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 8.30am East 10.00am 6th Oct 5.00pm Tugby Norton Hallaton 4.30pm 10.00am 10.00am 13th Oct Hallaton Slawston Tugby Harvest 9.30am 11.00am 20th Oct Hallaton Tugby 10.00am 11.30am 27th Oct Tugby Horninghold 8.30am East 10.00am 3rd Nov 5.00pm Tugby Norton Hallaton

For enquires about Bap�sm, Conﬁrma�on or Weddings please contact: Rev Canon Cynthia Hebden Phone: 0 116 2242761 / 07740 43387 1 Email: [email protected] Instagram: Hallaton_Tea�me_Service Website: ourbeneﬁce.btck.co.uk Informa�on: [email protected], 555284 NOTE FROM THE EDITOR. Please send all submissions to [email protected]. The DEADLINE is the 20th of each month. We don‘t check these emails until the deadline date, so don‘t worry if we don‘t reply.

- Please send all artwork or content in via PDF - We encourage the various groups in Hallaton to put content in the newsletter each month. - Please consider using the Trade, Important Dates and Notice Board sections: - The Trade section is to enable villagers to buy and sell unwanted items. - Village Diary is a quick reference to show upcoming events.

Thank you to everyone who has been sending their photos in, we have received some lovely pictures, unfortunately we only have one front cover each month! Please keep sending in your photos as we will print a picture gallery in the coming months. Please note; if your photo is submitted as landscape, it will be cropped to fit the portrait magazine.

Useful Contacts

The Rev. Canon Cynthia Hebden Tel: 0116 224 2761 Email: [email protected] Parish Council Clerk: TBC Stenning Hall & Rec bookings: Jane Aaron Tel:07399 326889 Email:[email protected] HIST Clerk: Jane Aaron Tel:07399 326889 Email:[email protected] Goodman Charity Grant Applications Victoria Buckingham Tel:555284 Email:[email protected] Hallaton Cemetery: TBC Hallaton Cricket enquiries (Rob Mobsby) Tel:07889 923 001 Email:[email protected] Hallaton Field walking group: Debbie Frearson Email:[email protected] Hallaton Museum Julia Whittome Email:[email protected] Evergreens (Muriel Noble) Tel:01858 555 611 (Joyce Eales) Tel:01858 555 762 Hallaton Primary School Tel:01858 555 629 Email:[email protected] District Councillor Michael Rickman: Email: [email protected] Hare Pie Advertising: Email: [email protected] HIST Premises Officer Pete Simons:Tel:07929 977231

Hare Pie Newsletter is edited and printed on behalf of Hallaton Parish Council. Edited, produced, designed and printed on behalf of Hallaton Parish Council by GG DESIGNS & PRINTERS LTD © Copyright 2017 Hallaton Parish Council. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any material form (including photocopying or storing it in any medium by electronic means whether or not transiently or incidentally to some other use of this publication) without the written permission of the copyright owner except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. While every e ort has been made to ensure that the information in this publication is accurate and up-to- date, Hallaton Parish Council, the editor and publishers take no responsibility for errors or omissions. Opinions expressed in editorial contributions to this publication are those of their respective authors and are not necessarily shared by either Hallaton Parish Council, the editor or Publishers. The Rev. Canon Cynthia Hebden Tel: 0116 224 2761 Email: [email protected] Parish Council Clerk: TBC Stenning Hall & Rec bookings: Jane Aaron Tel:07399 326889 Email:[email protected] HIST Clerk: Jane Aaron Tel:07399 326889 Email:[email protected] Goodman Charity Grant Applications Victoria Buckingham Tel:555284 Email:[email protected] Hallaton Cemetery: TBC Hallaton Cricket enquiries (Rob Mobsby) Tel:07889 923 001 Email:[email protected] Hallaton Field walking group: Debbie Frearson Email:[email protected] Hallaton Museum Julia Whittome Email:[email protected] Evergreens (Muriel Noble) Tel:01858 555 611 (Joyce Eales) Tel:01858 555 762 Hallaton Primary School Tel:01858 555 629 Email:[email protected] District Councillor Michael Rickman: Email: [email protected] Hare Pie Advertising: Email: [email protected] HIST Premises Officer Pete Simons:Tel:07929 977231