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Planning Decisions:

Proposal: Erection of extension to side including dormer windows to front and 15/00623/PLF rear (Re-submission of planning application 14/03082/PLF) Location: 17 Wesley Close South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2EJ Decision Refused – The Parish Council recommended refusal to this application

Proposal: Erection of a steel framed building for the storage of agricultural 15/01060/PLF machinery and associated access track and hardstanding Location: Land North East Of Mole Lodge Common Road South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2EA Decision Refused – The Parish Council raised no objection to this application

Proposal: Erection of single storey extensions to side, front and rear creating 14/04000/PLF additional bedrooms, residents cinema and entrance foyer and construction of dormer windows to first floor to create additional bedrooms in roof space Location: Orchard Court Nursing Home Bacchus Lane South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2ER Decision Approved - The Parish Council recommended refusal to this application

Proposal: Construction of pitched roof over existing kitchen and increase in roof 15/00633/PLF height to rear to form additional living accommodation to first floor Location: St Andre 78 Beverley Road South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2BB Decision Approved - The Parish Council raised no objection to the application

Proposal: Erection of two storey extension to side and erection of two storey 15/01196/PLF outbuilding creating detached garage and living space Location: 39 Water Lane South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2HJ Decision Approved - The Parish Council raised no objection to the application

Proposal: Erection of two storey extension at side and single storey extensions at 15/01344/PLF front and rear following demolition of garage Location: 15A Pinfold South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2HE Decision Approved - The Parish Council raised no objection to the application

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Proposal: Hybrid application consisting of (a) Full Application for the creation of a new 12/02455/STPLF vehicular and pedestrian access onto Market Place, (b) Demolition of number 70 Market Place, (c) Demolition of buildings to the rear of 68 and 70 Market Place, (d) Full Application for an extension to number 68 Market Place, (e) Full Application for the erection of 4 no. dwellings and 4 no. detached garages on land to the rear of 68 and 70 Market Place, (f) Outline Application for the development of 56 homes on land including Local Plan allocation H1dj to the north of Middle Garth Drive (all matters reserved)

Location: Land South And East Of Old Priory Station Road South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire

Decision: Approved - The Parish Council recommended refusal to this application

Crime Figures:

Reported Offence Location 14/07/2015 48/1 Theft of a Motor Vehicle Water Lane, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152HH 12/07/2015 28/3 Other burglary in a dwelling Church Hill, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152EU 08/07/2015 28/3 Other burglary in a dwelling Brough Road, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152BX Northfield Close, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 29/06/2015 149/Other Criminal Damage less than £5000 HU152EW 28/06/2015 48/1 Theft of a Motor Vehicle Market Place, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU159ZZ 28/06/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere Market Place, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU159ZZ Beverley Road, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 23/06/2015 105/1 Common assault and battery HU152AU 40/Theft in a Dwelling other than from an Automatic West Hall Garth, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 22/06/2015 Machine or Meter HU152HA South Cave Service Station, Brough Road, South Cave, Brough, 21/06/2015 149/Other Criminal Damage less than £5000 North Humberside, HU152DA 30/05/2015 45/10 Theft from a motor vehicle Bridge Road, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152JE 26/05/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere The Moorlands, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152JS 26/05/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere The Moorlands, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152JS Swinescaife Road, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, 23/05/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere HU159ZZ 16/05/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere The Moorlands, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152JS 30/2 Other burglary in a building other than a 14/05/2015 dwelling The Paddock, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152AR 11/05/2015 28/3 Other burglary in a dwelling Station Road, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152AA 30/2 Other burglary in a building other than a 10/05/2015 dwelling Wesley Close, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152EJ 03/05/2015 45/10 Theft from a motor vehicle Beverley Road, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152AU 02/05/2015 8/6 Assault occasioning actual bodily harm Market Place, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152BP 30/04/2015 49/10 Theft if not classified elsewhere Brough Road, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152DA 27/04/2015 48/1 Theft of a Motor Vehicle Sand Lane, South Cave, Brough, North Humberside, HU152JQ

Please note that the Church Hill area includes Church Hill and Cave Castle

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Gladman Developments - 14/03376/STOUT Land to the East of Little Wold Lane, South Cave The East Riding of Yorkshire Council committee will meet to discuss the application following the Elections in May 2015. It is likely the meeting will be arranged during July or August 2015; please ensure you read the Parish Notice Boards and Website for regular updates on this matter. Every objection counts and it is not too late to take action by Letter, quoting the planning reference to Head of planning and development management team, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, County Hall, Beverley, HU17 9BA Or email: [email protected] Online at: http://newplanningaccess.eastriding.gov.uk/newplanningaccess

CELEBRATING IN STYLE! On a rather blustery Tuesday morning on 2nd June, 8000 ladies from the Women’s Institute travelled to London’s most prestigious building – Buckingham Palace. They came from all over England and Wales with one purpose, to celebrate 100 years of the WI at a Royal Garden Party in the grounds of Buckingham Palace.

Dressed in their finest clothes and “posh” hats, they made a vibrant and exhilarating display. Tourists waved from open deck buses and asked for photos, it was the start of a very eventful day.

Clutching their invitations the ladies entered the main gates of the Palace, and walked through to the gardens at the back. There they found three marquees serving tea and cakes, whilst two military bands played. The gardens were beautiful and seen to the best advantage as the sun came out.

Precisely at 3.00 pm the HRH Duchess of Cornwall, HRH Countess of Wessex and HRH Princess Alexandra, all of whom are connected with the WI, came out of the Palace and stood whilst the National Anthem was played. The Beefeaters, holding their ceremonial staffs, parted the crowds as the royal party came down the terrace steps to join in the fun.

Each member of the royal family walked down a line of ladies, shaking hands and chatting. It was a memorable occasion for every WI member who either observed or

4 Volume 4, Issue 2 2015 spoke to the royal party, including two lucky ladies from South Cave and others from the East Yorkshire Federation.

Tea for the royal party was served in the royal marquee and they were joined by representatives from every WI Federation throughout the country, as well as the original Calendar Girls, and other dignitaries. Everyone attending enjoyed tasty dainty sandwiches and cakes decorated with a symbol of royalty.

After tea and fond farewells to many new friends, Members left with happy memories, some even bursting into a spontaneous rendition of “Jerusalem”! Everyone who attended knew they had been the fortunate few from the whole WI organisation to participate in a wonderful, but also historic afternoon.

Centenary Annual Meeting

On Thursday 4 June the Royal Albert Hall, London, witnessed yet another milestone in the history of the WI. Her Majesty the Queen, together with HRH Princess Royal and HRH Countess of Wessex attended the Annual Meeting. After being welcomed to the meeting by the National Chairman, Janice Langley, and the singing of the National Anthem, Her Majesty addressed over 2000 ladies formally opening the meeting. She said the WI had every reason to be proud of its heritage and history. The royal party joined in singing “Jerusalem” before receiving posies comprising the Centenary Rose, from three young girls who were all granddaughters of members. The royal party left after the Queen had cut the Centenary Cake.

The Annual Meeting was also streamed to Cineworld Cinemas around the country in order that every member could join in the celebrations live. East Yorkshire members attended Cineworld at Kingswood, and sang the National Anthem, “Jerusalem” and clapped heartily at the speakers.

One of the speakers was Lucy Worsley who had the audience laughing at her antics researching the history of the WI for a television documentary entitled “Cake Bakers and Trouble Makers”. All agreed, it was another wonderful day enjoyed by the ladies of the East Yorkshire Federation of WIs.

The next big celebration for South Cave WI and others in our area is a lunch at Cave Castle in September.

If you would like to join us, then please contact either Cynthia Cray (01430 423733) or Margo Buckley (01430 423617) for more information.

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Grants for Local Charities If you run a charity in South Cave, you may be eligible for a small grant from the Parish Council. This is to help with your activities or to contribute to a special project. If you are interested, please contact the Clerk for an application form, and let us know what the money will be used for.

Meetings are held at The Town Hall, 42 Market Place, South Cave unless otherwise advertised The dates for Parish Council meetings in 2015 are: Monday 19th January Monday 16th February Monday 16th March Monday 20th April Monday 18th May Monday 15th June Monday 20th July Monday 21st September Monday 19th October Monday 16th November Monday 21st December

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Bench at Bull Pasture – Donation Target £360.00

The Parish Council would welcome donations towards the purchase of additional seating for Bull Pasture.

For Further information, please contact the Clerk at The Town Hall on 01430 421044 or email [email protected]

Donations of £100.00 have already been received; any further contributions would be much appreciated.

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NHS Health Check available in South Cave

The NHS Health Check is a national initiative to prevent heart disease, stroke, diabetes, kidney disease and certain types of dementia through early identification and management of certain risk factors.

The checks are available to everyone aged between 40-74 who has not been diagnosed with the conditions mentioned above.

The public health vehicle is visiting South Cave to provide health checks on Friday 18th September, 2pm-5pm, at the car park on Wadley Plump.

If you would like a health check please pre-book your appointment on (01482) 395320.

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Our thanks to all those who attended the fifth beer festival at the South Cave Sporting Club on the 20th June. The event was blessed with sunshine (eventually!) and provided 14 excellent varieties of real ale through Yorkshire Real Ales in Doncaster, All Hallows Brewery in Goodmanham and Crystalbrew in Brough; cyder from Moorland Farm in North Newbald; a wine selection chosen by Flourish and Prosper wine merchant in Howden and lager/soft drinks provided by Costcutter, South Cave. Marquees were provided by Partee Marquees in Newport. The entertainment was provided by solo singer Chris Hill, with local bands Faze 3 and Ten34, with singer Holly Skinner. The organisers would like to gratefully thank all those volunteers who gave their time to help at the event, which would otherwise not be possible. The ethos of this event is to provide a local event for the local community. As well as proving to be an enjoyable evening in the open air, the event was successful in raising funds for the Club. Some of the funds have already been utilised on the costly business of pitch care and maintenance. For your diaries, next year’s Beer Festival is scheduled for Saturday 18 June. FOUND CYCLE An adult pedal cycle in very good condition was found on the sports ground in South Cave in June. Enquiries to 07974 432029

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Ellerker Action Group is pleased to announce that the proposed 3 x 400 feet high wind turbine application known as Bagletts Wind Farm has been withdrawn by the applicant. We would like to thank everyone in the communities of Broomfleet, Ellerker & South Cave who have supported us in protecting our local landscape and the ecologically sensitive flight corridor between the Humber Wildfowl Refuge and North Cave Wetlands. We are currently awaiting news regarding one other application in this ecologically sensitive area on Mires Beck in South Cave. We will keep you informed of any further developments.

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Damian P. Johns

Chairman

The Parish Council have been planting trees around the village. Some trees located on Bull Pasture have been vandalised or removed. Incidents have been reported to the police and the Parish Council would like to request resident’s be vigilant and report any activity to 101 or the Parish Council, thank you

Information Only: The Woodland Trust will shortly be arranging the Selective thinning of woodland by 15 to 20% to improve stand stability and open canopy for natural regeneration.

The Woodland Trust has advised they will shortly be installing signposts to the Woodland Entrances, placing restrictions on cyclists and motorcycles.

The Parish Council are currently in consultation with the East Riding of Yorkshire Council on the current status of Little Wold Lane, Adjacent to the Woodland Trust Land. Further updates will follow

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Since the Centenary of the outbreak of the Great War in August last year, this will be the sixth display covering “South Cave during WWI” mounted by Caves U3A Local History Group. A small group of members learned a great deal about life a hundred years ago, while carrying out all the research and producing these displays. Please may we have your feedback and any comments, sending them to:- Joan Robertson on [email protected] or Jenny Stanley on [email protected] The Parish Council will be lowering the flag over the Town Hall on the centenary of the death of each local serviceman.

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EAST RIDING RESIDENTS SAVE MORE THAN £1.4M THANKS TO YORSWITCH SCHEME

An energy-switching scheme organised by East Riding of Yorkshire Council has now saved residents more than £1.4million on their fuel bills.

YORSwitch is a free scheme which gives residents the chance to make savings on their fuel bills by registering to take part in a collective auction of energy suppliers.

More than 5,100 households in the East Riding registered for the most recent YORSwitch auction. These were combined with a number of similar initiatives around the UK to create a collective of 30,000 households from more than 100 local authorities as part of the Big Community Switch.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council regularly attracts high numbers of participants and this has resulted in iChoosr, which runs the Big Community Switch, presenting a Certificate of Recognition for the amount of money - £1,160,771.63 - the council has saved its residents.

Since the certificate was awarded, hundreds more switches have taken place, bringing the cumulative total for domestic electricity and gas savings over the eight previous rounds to over £1.4million in the East Riding.

Councillor Stephen Parnaby OBE, leader of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: "It's extremely pleasing to see how much money the council has been able to help people save through this scheme.

"The council has regularly attracted large numbers of participants for these auctions and this has been recognised with this certificate. I'd like to thank everyone involved at the council in organising the scheme for making these savings possible for our residents.”

Councillor Symon Fraser, portfolio holder for asset management, housing and environment at East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: "I would encourage anyone who hasn't already taken part in YORSwitch to do so. There is no commitment to make the switch but for the vast majority of

13 Volume 4, Issue 2 2015 those who do there have been substantial savings of several hundred pounds a year on their bills."

Two residents in the Brough area are among the thousands of East Riding people who have benefitted from taking part in YORSwitch.

Gladys Collick said “I switched last year and saved £274. I told my friend Kath about the scheme and she registered and switched and saved money too. I will be registering for the next auction as my current tariff is due to expire.”

Kath Freitag added: “The scheme is a great idea. Lots of people we know ask us questions about the scheme and are switching and saving money too.”

In the latest auction, more than 60% of residents in the East Riding who completed the registration process went on to make the switch, saving on average £267 each.

The next auction will be the ninth round and residents will be able to register their interest from Tuesday 4 August until Monday 12 October, with the auction then held on Tuesday 13 October.

Householders who register are under no obligation to switch to the auction-winning supplier’s tariff offer but, if they do accept, it is an easy and straightforward process which East Riding of Yorkshire Council taking care of any queries.

The scheme is open to all households which pay monthly direct debit or via a pre-payment meter.

Once households have had the opportunity to register their interest, a reverse auction is held to invite energy suppliers to compete with their best offers.

You can register your details for the ninth auction, without commitment, by visiting www.eastriding.gov.uk/yorswitch

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practise case study in its new fuel poverty strategy for England called Cutting The Cost Of Keeping Warm.

The registration period for the ninth auction opens on Tuesday 4 August 2015 and closes on Monday 12 October 2015.

The auction for energy suppliers will be held on Tuesday 13 October 2015.

Offer letters and emails will be sent out from Friday 23 October 2015.

Planning:

The following Application was deferred at the East Riding of Yorkshire Council committee meeting held on Thursday 16th July 2015. The committee requested a re-submission to include the removal of seven of the properties located within the flood zone 3, as no attenuation pond will be included on the site as originally designed. Further details of amended proposals will be advertised on future Agendas and is advisable to comment once the new application is submitted. If you wish to object to this application please submit your comments to the East Riding of Yorkshire Planning department quoting the details below: http://www.eastriding.gov.uk/myarea/disclaimer.asp

14/02281/STPLF- Full Planning Permission

Proposal: Erection of 24 no. Dwellings following demolition of redundant farm buildings (AMENDED PLANS AND DESCRIPTIONS)

Location: Westcote Farm, 27 Water Lane, South Cave, HU15 2HJ

Applicant: Risby Homes

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South Cave Parish Councillors:

Eileen Barnett, 26 Brough Road, South Cave, HU15 2BX – Tel: 01430 471287

Jackie Bateman, 8 Castle Drive, South Cave, HU15 2ES – Tel: 01430 421373

James Thornham, 2 Church Hill, South Cave, HU15 2EU – Tel: 01430 422226

Tony Kelly, 35 Wold View, South Cave, HU15 2EF – Tel: 01430 422325

Rob Kingdom, 21 The Stray, South Cave, HU15 2AN – Tel: 01430 422301

Bob Munby, 10 The Parklands, South Cave, HU15 2EL – Tel: 01430 423836

Linda Turner, 21 Barnard’s Drive, South Cave, HU15 2HL – Tel: 01430 422064

Mike Turner, 21 Barnard’s Drive, South Cave, HU15 2HL – Tel: 01430 422064

Karen Warren, 31 Church Street, South Cave, HU15 2EH – Tel: 01430 422737

Debbie Foley, 26 Beverley Road, South Cave, HU15 2AU – Tel: 01430 421465

Michael Franks, C/O The Town Hall, HU15 2AT –– Tel: 01430 471104

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