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For free advice and quote, please contact us Stuart Bland 07738163348 or Julia Bland 07801578781 Or em ail yourrequirements(photosifpossible)[email protected] Home address: 44 Main Street, Allerton Bywater, Castleford, WF10 2BZ (Supporter of the Allerton Bywater in Bloom project 2012) Chair: Parish Clerk: Councillor Stephen Murray Claire Murray 4 St Mary's Court 4 St Mary's Court Allerton Bywater Allerton Bywater Castleford Castleford West Yorkshire West Yorkshire WF102AZ WF102AZ Website: http://www.allertonbywaterparishcouncil.co.uk/ MEETINGS ARE HELD ON THE 2ND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7:00pm IN THE ST MARY THE LESS CHURCH ANNEX Councillor S Murray Chairman Councillor K Asprey Councillor S Bassett Councillor J Taylor Councillor L Tomlinson Councillor S Harland Councillor M Weaver Councillor A M Jabin Councillor J A Coe Councillor J Trayer Planning Applications from June 2013 to date Leeds City Council have approved planning applications for: P/13/01933/LA Allerton Bywater Primary School Single storey rear extension to existing classroom block P/13/01920/FU 40 Preston Lane Allerton Bywater Single storey extension incorporating a garage to side PI 13/02118/FU2 Leeds Road Allerton Bywater Conservatory to side The Parish Council have received applications for:­ P/13/03075/FU Brigshaw House Residential Home 2 Brigshaw Lane Change of use involving part demolition of an elderly persons home to form a private dwelling and erection of detached dwelling to the rear with new access drive P/13/02123/FU Sunday School Main Street Demolition of former sunday school and construction of one house 13/02121/FU Allerton Bywater Methodist Church Change of use of former church to house The following application has been withdrawn:­ P/13/01677/FU 42A Main Street Allerton Bywater Two storey and single storey sidelrear extension Other Activities Councillors have held meetings with Leeds City Councillors, Leeds City Council Highways, and the Police. Council Surgeries are held at St Mary the Less Annex on the first Saturday of each month. Surgeries are an opportunity for residents to meet councillors to discuss any problems. A ward councillor is also present to discuss any issues you may want to raise with them . The Parish Council and Village In Bloom committee would like to thank Beryl Davies from the Edward Vll club for growing plants for Village in bloom. PUCCI PROFESSIONAL GROOMING Full Grooming Services Available Nail Clippings, Clip outs. Hand stripping, Bath and Blow dries, Breed Styling Show Trims Dogs collected and returned to your own home ASET Qualified Northern Intern College Champion 2003 Call Andrea on: 07811498498 PriInrose Cafe 25-29 Beancroft Road, Castleford Tel: 01977668161 Good Traditional Home Cooked English food at Competitive Prices Breakfast Lunches Small £3.50 A good range of Lunches Standard £4.00 Available Jumbo Breakfast £4.50 Puddings Galore Mega Breakfast £5.50 Credit Crunch Meals Includes Tea or Coffee & Toast (Includes meal and a or drink) £4.00. Bread & Butter Hot and Cold Sandwiches Available all day OUTSIDE CATERING FOR ANY OCCASION MENUS AVAILABLE WEDDINGS - FUNERALS - BIRTHDAYS ANY KIND OF PARTY CATERED FOR Autumn Programme for St Mary's the Less. Allerton Bywater Saturday September ih, 10 am till 12 noon, monthly coffee morning with Council Surgery. Saturday Se pt i h, 1.30pm, World War One Western Front Association, Disaster at Hooge. All welcome, £3 on the door. th 9 am Sunday October 6 . Besides the family Eucharist, this will be a very special day, because it will celebrate Harvest and is also Back to Church Sunday. A special welcome will be sent to local Schools. Any harvest gifts will be given to St George's Crypt. It is suggested that if anyone does wish to give items towards Harvest, these might include dry foodstuff and tins. Also welcome would be small toiletry items such as toothbrushes and toothpaste, or socks and hankies. Back to Church Sunday is a day when people who may have dropped off coming to church are especially welcome, and are invited to join in special refreshments after the service. Saturday October 5th 10 am till 12, Coffee Morning and Council Surgery Saturday October 5th 1.30pm. Saturday October 5th 1.30pm . World War One Western Front Association ILS NE PASSERONT PAS by Martyn Fisher, the story behind Petain's immortal phrase 'they shall not pass' at Verdun . £3 on the door. nd Saturday November 2 • 10 am till 12 noon, monthly coffee morning with Council Surgery. Saturday November 2nd , 1.30pm , World War One Western Front Association , Before The groups AGM, the members will make an Act of Remembrance starting in the Church and concluding with the laying of a wreath at the Cenotaph. If you are unable to commemorate Remembrance services the following week, you are welcome to join the Association at this event. Sunday 10th November. The 9 am Eucharist will take place as usual. After refreshments in the Annex, the Ecumenical Service of Remembrance will start in the Church at 10.45, and process to the Cenotaph for the Act of Remembrance at 10.45 with the laying of wreaths. Saturday December ih, 10 am till 12 noon, monthly coffee morning with Council Surgery. Saturday December ih, Church Christmas Fair. Look out for details of times. Sunday 15th December, 3pm, there will be a service of Lessons and Carols, in St Mary's Church . th December 24 , Christmas Eve. The Crib Service will be at 4pm, and the First Eucharist of Christmas at 8pm at St Mary's Allerton Bywater, and 11 .15pm at Kippax. There will be other events taking place, which will be advertised in the notice board, in the Castleford and Pontefract Express and on the Church Door. Everyone is welcome to all services and events. tt-Boi Tree SurgeolJ All tree work undertaken. Domestic and Commercial. Fully insured and NPTC Qualified. Free advice & Quotes Felling, Pruning, Crown thinning, lifting, reducing and dead wooding Dangerous trees removed Logs and Woodchip Tel 0751 9823 802/01977603734 Renato Boi 16 Vicars Terrace, Allerton Bywater, Castleford, WFI0 2DJ PRINCE'S QUAI~ITY BUTCHE~RS 12 l\fA.IN STREET, AI 4IERTONBYWATER TE:1 4EPHONE: 0191'7 552669 TRADITIONAL F~LY BUTCHE~RS SINCE 1955 We supply only the best quality, locally sourced fresh meats, home-cooked meats, home freezer meats, poultry, bacon, pies, confectionery and sandwiches plus a wide range of barbecue meats and meat products. ALL AT VERY COl\WETITIVE PRICES. SO FOR QUALrry, VARIE'I~ Al~ VALUE FOR MONEY CHECK OU'I'~ YOUR LOCAL BU'I~CHER! FREE Loc;AL DELIVERY SERVICE SUPPLIERS TO LOCAL PlJJ:S, RESTAURANTS AND CARE HOMEE. GARFORTH & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB FATHER CHRISTMAS COLLECTION 2013 ALLERTON BYWATER Garforth & District Lions Club area covers the Township of Garforth and the villages of Kippax- SWillington-Allerton Bywater-Ledston-Ledston Luck­ Micklefield- Aberford- Barwick in Elmet and Scholes. The annual Father Christmas collection does not take in Ledston-Ledston Luck-Ledsham-Micklefield and Aberford. The reason being we [the lions who are al volunteers] find it logistically impossible to cover every village. Allerton Bywater is allocated two nights one at the top of the village and the other night at the bottom of the village, even with two nights it is impossible to cover the whole village. Comments/criticisms have been made of the lions by some of the Allerton Bywater villager's that some children are missing out, which of course is true and unfortunately will always be the case. The Licence for the Father Christmas collection is granted by Leeds city Council for five nights mid-week 1800hrs to 2100hrs. For a total of about 21 nights. Saturdays have never been applied for by the lions as we decided many years ago that this would be a night off. However, the Lions when applying for the 2013 Licence are to include Saturdays the ]'h_14th and 21 st of December, two hours each night specifically for Allerton Bywater. This will not be in addition to the two mid-week nights already allocated to the village. The Saturday collection can only happen if we get enough volunteers from Allerton Bywater to assist with the collection. If we do not get enough volunteers the collection will remain the same i.e. two nights mid-week. All volunteers will be briefed, and issued with a sealed collecting box and Lions tabard. All monies collected are counted at a public place at the end of each evenings collection and a return submitted to Leeds City council. 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