July 2013
Medieval Fun at Harewood on May Bank Holiday
A Knight’s Tale:
Over the half-term weekend we
travelled back in time with the
Medieval Faire at Harewood House.
They had archery displays, set
battles, jousting, drill, a load of other
displays and of course all the stalls
with medieval things to look at or
buy.
They even had a medieval burger
van selling Ye Olde Chicken Tikka
burgers! My dad said he didn’t
realise the Normans were so
cosmopolitan. We put him in the
stocks for that comment! It was
great family day out and we had
lovely weather all day.
Material for September magazine to Diana Lee
Alresford, Harewood Road, before 5th August please
Tel. 01937 573635
Email: [email protected]
Advertising Enquiries: Ingrid Moore
email: [email protected]
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF COLLINGHAM WITH HAREWOOD & LINTON
The year 1069, the place Harewood, a camp
with loads of Norman soldiers and their
followers. Little do they know that Saxon
warriors lurk in the woods waiting to do
battle.
THE MAGAZINE
By Sir George de Griffiths and his squire Freddie
The event will be a family based, community
day out, and promises to be great fun
for all the family.
Any funds raised will be used for village projects,
including maintenance of the village's
Memorial Hall.
LOOKING FOR THE IDEAL PLACE TO LIVE, BASE YOUR
BUSINESS OR HOLD A SPECIAL EVENT?
Collingham Band play on Thursday 11th July
BUSINESS UNITS
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES
Collingham Band have, once again,
been invited to play at the Great
Yorkshire Show on Thursday 11th
July.
While at the show the Band will play
for three sessions in the main band
stand on the President’s Lawn, featuring popular music and music from the
shows.
Save money and hassle, travel with
the Band.
THE CONFERENCE SUITE
CRICKET PAVILION
Call Jo Clark on 0113 218 1228 or
email [email protected]
The Band members will be leaving
Collingham by coach at 9.15am,
returning at 6pm, and if anyone would
like to visit the show, without the hassle of car parking, we would be happy
to fill the spare seats on the coach at a
cost of £5 for the return trip.
Tickets:
Adult : £22 Child:
Relatives of Band members:
Tickets: Adult £14 Child £6
If you would like a Band ticket or
place on the coach please contact
Diana Lee, Musical Director
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01937 573635
Harewood Estate supports the Collingham with Harewood Parish Magazine
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NOTICE BOARD
HAREWOOD VILLAGE HALL
FUN AFTERNOON ON THE
BOWLING GREEN
SUMMER FETE
SUNDAY 25th AUGUST
SATURDAY 6TH JULY
1.30pm UNTIL 4pm
STALLS AVAILABLE FOR ARTS
AND CRAFTS
ALSO TABLES TO HIRE FOR
TABLE TOP SALES
All games are suitable for children
and adults.
Tickets £1.00 for seven games
Flat shoes only requirement
Refreshments etc. for sale.
Please contact Marjorie on 0113
2886448 or mob 07925625311
NB. If raining activities postponed
until Sunday 7th, same time
REFRESH
ANGELA CROSSLEY
TENNIS COACHING
With speaker
Yorkshire
LTA Coach of
the Year 2012
LTA qualified,
professional
Owen McCarthy
from
KIDZ KLUB
tennis coaching now available at:
Wetherby Tennis Club
Boston Spa Tennis Club
Boston Spa School Tennis Centre
Collingham Tennis Club
Linton Tennis Club
Retired Men’s Forum
TennisEvery
lessonsTuesday
for all
10am
ages and abilities
‘Surprise Speaker’
Wednesday 3rd July
Collingham Methodist Hall
LINTON
NEWS
On Saturday July 6th the Linton Neighbourhood Plan Committee is holding a
Summer Fete, 11.30—4.30pm in the ground of the Linton Memorial Hall. A
wide range of activities has been organised, so it remains for you all to bring
your friends and join in the fun. Food will be available throughout.
Looking much further forward the Memorial Hall celebrates its Diamond
Jubilee later this year, and a programme of events to commemorate this
event has been placed for September 21st. Dr Tom Keene, who is writing a
book on the war experiences of the Linton boys, has promised to give us a
talk about them. He visited the Hall earlier in the year, accompanied by Mr
Appleyard, the half-brother of Geoffrey. Both men were very impressed with
our lovely hall and wish to join in the celebrations.
The Village Neighbourhood Plan committee is happy to involve all residents
in their aspirations for the future of the village and by the time you read this,
no doubt, you will have visited the exhibition and filled in the questionnaire.
There are, as usual, several contentious issues which need to be addressed
by us all.
On a less formal note, the village has been looking at its best will all the
trees and flowers in profusion. The tennis coach is encouraging everyone to
improve their skills, and the outdoor fitness centre has been pronounced a
huge success by everyone!!
Shirley Lawrenson
Refreshments from 7pm, talk at 7.30pm.
Full junior coaching programmes
throughout the
year (Ages 4 to 16)
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Collingham Methodist Hall
Poppy Appeal for Collingham and Linton.
26th September - 10th November
Volunteers are needed for door to door collections. If
you would like to help, and can spare a couple of hours
to cover an area, I would like to hear from you.
For more information please contact :
Angela Crossley – Head Coach
Yorkshire LTA Coach of the Year 2012
Tel:
07793 718 701
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.ac-tenniscoaching.co.uk
Bill Ison
Poppy Appeal Organiser: Telephone 01937 585968
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St Oswald’s Collingham and Harewood
WHO’s WHO
Information and Advice Service
Our invaluable service enables us to provide information and
advice for older people, their relatives and carers on a wide range
of issues such as benefits, form filling and finding help at home
etc.
Nicola is based in the WiSE office at the One Stop Centre, Westgate, Wetherby from Tuesday to Friday. On the first Wednesday of
each month, Nicola will be at The WiSE Owl Café at Boston Spa
Village Hall from 10.30am until 1.30pm. She will also be available
at our new Knit One Purl One knitting group at The WiSE Owl Café
every Thursday afternoon from 1.30pm to 3.00pm. If you would
like to speak to Nicola for help or advice, please either pop into the
One Stop Centre, telephone 01937 588994 or
email [email protected].
Priest in Charge
Revd Sylvia Earle
01937 573975
Churchwardens
for Collingham
Michael Hutchinson
01937 587741
Peter Heyes
01937 574607
Margaret Trickett
0113 288 6319
Eileen Shelton
0113 288 6374
Ingrid Moore
01937 582278
Churchwardens
for Harewood
Magazine Advertising
Web site
address
www.collinghamwith
harewood.org
In the Parish
Funeral:
17th May
Weddings: 8th June
David Smith
Stephen Campbell & Alexandra Wood
New social event
In association with East Keswick, WiSE invites you to take a trip
down memory lane. We will be looking back at the 1940’s, 50’s
and 60’s using large screen pictures and great commentary with
Keith Barber. Please join us on Thursday 11th July from 1.30pm
until 3.00pm at East Keswick Methodist Church, Main Street, East
Keswick. Everyone is most welcome. Cost £2.00 to include tea,
coffee and cake. For further information, please contact Lillian
Allen, WiSE. Tel: 01937 588994 or Judith Pentith, East Keswick.
Tel: 01937 574965.
Volunteers wanted
Due to the success of our WiSE Owl Café in Boston Spa, we are
currently in need of additional people to help serve our lovely customers. We are also looking for further volunteers to bake cakes
for us.
Volunteering is a great way to meet new people, use hidden
talents and gain valuable work experience. You will also make a
real difference to the lives of local people.
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Methodist Church
Methodist Minister for Collingham
Revd Steve Barlow
01937 582854
Methodist Lay Pastor for Collingham
Heather Shipman
01937 587539
Methodist Minister for Harewood
Revd George
Bailey
Ann Barker
01132 662066
Steward & Bookings Secretary,
Collingham
01937 573665
Christian Aid: Collingham people have again showed their generosity in
this year's Christian Aid Week collection. The total amount raised was
£1423.06p, an excellent response amply rewarding the
collectors' hard work.
This figure does not include the various other currencies
donated - don't mock it, Christian Aid can use foreign coins. We
also found an unused SIM card and intriguingly a single ski
from a Lego set. Yvonne Mannall has these and will return
them "on application". Patrick Earle
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July & August 2013
Church activities in Collingham. Please come and join us for any of the following. If
you need further information about services please contact either Revd Sylvia Earle
for St Oswald’s and Harewood or Mrs Heather Shipman for the Methodist Church
Services
Sun 7th
Sun 14th
Sun 21st
Sun 28th
th
8.30am Said Eucharist BCP
10.00am Sung Eucharist
11.15am Holy Communion at Harewood
10.00am Methodist Church Anniversary. Morning Worship led by
Mrs Linda Smith
8.30am Said Eucharist
10.00am All Age Worship in the
Memorial Hall
10.00am Methodist Church Action
for Children Sunday. Morning Worship led by Dr Arthur Faulkner
8.30am Said Eucharist
10.00am Sung Eucharist
Methodist Church Morning Worship led by Mrs Linda Smith
8.30am Said Eucharist
10am Sung Eucharist
11.15am Morning Prayer Harewood
10am Methodist Church Worship
with Sacrament led by Revd Susan
Greenhart
Sun 4 8.30am Said Eucharist
August 10am
Sung Eucharist
11.15am Holy Communion at H’wood
10am Methodist Church
Morning Worship led by Mr D Mountain
Sun 11th 8.30am Said Eucharist
10am Sung Eucharist
10am Methodist Church
MorningWorship led by Revd S Jackson
Saturday 6th July
Prayer Group at 10am in Church
All welcome
If you think you can help us and would like to find out more, please
call 01937 588994 and speak to Linda Dixon or Neil Bellamy or email
[email protected]
Boston Spa Village Hall - Thursday mornings
Two classes for all abilities
Zumba Gold - 10:00am – 10:45am for the more active
Zumba Gold Seated – 11:00am – 11:45am for a more gentle class
Cost: £4.00 per class - including a drink at The WiSE Owl Café
Wednesday 5th June
Refresh in Methodist Hall. Tea and coffee
from 7pm
Speaker at 7.30 Owen McCarthy from Kidz
Club
Sunday Club 10am
Last session is the All Age Worship on July
14th in the Memorial Hall then on holiday ‘til
September 15th
Teddy Praise
(for pre-school children)
Alternate Tuesdays in term time
1.30pm at Methodist Church Hall.
Last session before holiday is July 9th
Further details from Ingrid Moore 582278 or
Bridget Eardley 582158
th
Sun 18 8.30am Said Eucharist
10am Sung Eucharist
10am Methodist Church
Morning Worship led by Mrs H Shipman
Sun 25th 8.30am Said Eucharist
10am Sung Eucharist
11.15am Morning Prayer at H’wood
10am Methodist Church
Worship with Sacrament
led by Revd Steve Barlow
Please note there will also be a Said Eucharist at 9.30am on each Wednesday at St Oswald’s
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Everyone welcome – no need to pre-book
Classes are run by Debbie Wilcock (registered Zumba instructor)
in association with WiSE
For further information please contact Lillian at WiSE.
Telephone: 01937 588994
COLLINGHAM HELP GROUP
Do you need transport? (Within 12 miles of Collingham) For Hospital
visits, Medical or Dental Appointments, church services etc. Some weeks
will be totally without cover and we apologise for this. Please do not ring
any member of the Group who is not on duty.
Please try to give 48hrs notice
Please only ring the member of the group who is on duty that week.
July:
1st - 5th
8th - 12th
15th - 19th
22nd - 26th
29th - 2nd
August:
5th - 9th
12th - 16th
19th - 23rd
26th - 30th
Muriel Woodward
Sally Chapman
No Service
George Best
Winifred Dowd
573806
572813
Godfrey Churchouse
Alison Smith
Amanda Pickervance
Bob Dubell
572775
572984
587482
07932 158213
573328
572808
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Collingham School
Summer Fair
“Fun on the Farm”
Saturday 13th July
12pm - 3pm
BBQ, bar, live entertainment, dance, music,
inflatables, fun games, competitions and lots of
prizes.
All welcome - come along &
join the fun!
Collingham School, Linton Road
COLLINGHAM SCHOOL
Hello Collingham, I’m back with some exciting news for this month.
Fundraising: A big well done to the Collingham School staff for raising over £1,000 for St Gemma’s Hospice by doing a 10 mile midnight
walk. The whole school have an enterprise week selling different
things to raise money for charity and also a bake off competition organised by House Captains and School Council. Children will bake cakes
and they will be judged – a special prize will be given to the best, but
that’s not all, the teachers also have to be in the competition, wonder
who will win! All will be sold at the end of
the day to raise money.
Sing Up Award
I am very happy to announce that we have
achieved the Platinum ‘Sing Up’ award. If
you read my previous column you’ll know
that we have already achieved the Gold
Award and we are all very proud - everyone
in the school has something to do with music in some way and now it
has been confirmed.
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CHURCH NEWS
Confirmation 2013
Do you want to acknowledge for yourself that you believe in Jesus
Christ? Do you want to take a full part in the life of the Church? Or
is there a member of your family who would like to explore this for
his or her self?
If you were baptised as a baby your parents and godparents made
promises for you that they would bring you up to learn about the
Christian faith and encourage you to take your place in the life and
worship of the Church. Confirmation is your opportunity to commit
yourself to the continuing journey of faith in the power of the Holy
Spirit. For those who were admitted to communion before
confirmation this is the next stage of belonging to the Church.
If you have never been baptised you can make all the promises for
yourself now.
Bishop James will be with us at St Oswald’s for the Confirmation
Service at 4.30pm on Sunday 20th October and in preparation for
that we will be running six weeks of teaching sessions. For young
people in Year 7 or above these classes will be on Wednesday
evenings at 5.30pm for an hour beginning on the 5th September.
Adult classes will be on Sunday evenings at 6pm beginning on the
8th September. If there is a demand from young people in their mid
teens we may organise a separate group for them. These sessions
will give an opportunity not only to learn more about what we
believe but also to discuss the difficult questions about life and what
it means.
If you are already confirmed but would like to join in the preparation to explore more about the church and the Christian faith
you are also welcome to do so.
Letters with details of the classes are available in church and should
be returned to the Vicarage soon as possible.
If you would like to talk about whether this is right for you at this
time contact the Revd Sylvia Earle on 01937 573975
or email [email protected].
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From the
Vicarage
From the Vicarage
You will notice that in July the All Age Worship will be in the Memorial Hall
and you may be wondering why, given that we have a lovely little church.
There are a number of reasons for this happening,
First the open space allows the young people to contribute to the worship in
music and in word in a different way, then the Sunday Club feel they can
welcome the congregation into the place where they meet week by week
and not least it is good for us to occasionally be jolted out of our routine: it
helps us to hear and understand in a fresh way. The Christian is always on
a journey of growing in faith and sometimes that journey takes us to new
places.
Speaking of new places if you are going to be away
on holiday in the coming weeks and attend a
church, wherever you are do take them greetings
from St Oswald’s in Collingham. It would be good if
you could bring a postcard back so we can make a
display of the different churches and places we
have all shared worship with over the summer.
Journeying is not just about new
places it is also within us and you
will find on page 21 details of the
Confirmation preparation that will take place in the autumn.
Whether you are an adult or a young person at secondary
school give some thought as to whether you feel you would
like to make your own commitment of faith in this way. It
could also be an opportunity for anyone who is already
confirmed but who would like to share in the learning and
talking to join in. It can be a informal way of asking those
questions you always wanted to ask but never had the opportunity – why do
we do that or say that or what does the church believe about ......
God rested on the seventh day – I hope you have a chance for relaxation
during the summer holidays.
Every blessing
Sylvia
SATS Week: Now onto the most scary, bracing and thrilling week of any
Primary school child’s life... SATS week! The name alone sends a shiver
down my back, although it wasn’t as pushy as expected. Lots of the children
enjoyed its challenge. We had comprehension (on Wolves) on Monday,
SPAG (Spelling, punctuation, and grammar) on Tuesday, Maths on
Wednesday and Thursday – as for Friday we basically just relaxed. The
results ... well we’ll have to wait a few more weeks to find out.
Twickenham Trip: If you have been reading my column over these past few
months, you will know of a trip that I have mentioned to Twickenham on 25 th
May. Well, after months of waiting and rehearsing and bubbling excitement, I
am pleased to say that the trip was a great success, – even though a 3am
wake up and 4am set off rendered us half awake for the rest of the day. The
moon shone bright in the morning and night and the sun shone all day! It
took 5 hours to get there, all the while we talked about what it would be like in
front of 82,000 people in the stadium. We got there and were greeted by at
least 4 other buses; then, as soon as we reached the stadium we were
guided into a room called the ‘Rose room’ where all the players meet up after
the match. In the 4 hours before the match we practiced on and off the pitch
seeing the sheer scale of the massive rugby stadium. Finally, our time had
come... the half time whistle went – a huge roar and we were out... everything went to plan – the routine, the lines and most importantly our timing.
The one downside to the whole thing was that we didn’t get to see the game.
However, to our amazement our
teacher got us a VIP pass to the side
of the pitch to watch the 2 teams
warm up! Best of all we got to see a
couple of England players, including
Toby Flood and Manu Tualagi.
It was a truly amazing trip. Thank
you to our teachers for organising it.
End of year treats: After a long 7 years of School – work, enjoyment, making friends and learning; Year 6 are going to have 2 treats this year to
celebrate the end of Primary School. We will first have a trip to the Italian
Restaurant Piccolinos then a trip to Light Water Valley theme park.
The other years will also be having end of year treats, Year 1 will be visiting
The Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
This is my last report for the magazine as I move up to Secondary School
next year. I have really enjoyed doing this article and I hope the next child
chosen continues to enjoy it just as much as I have.
Frank Lawrence
Thank you Frank - you have done a great job. The Editor
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Harewood
News and Events
This summer, experience Outdoor Theatre as you’ve never seen it
before. With Harewood House as the backdrop, see your
favourite stories come to life, including:
Pride and Prejudice
The Mikado
As You Like it
Wind in the Willows
Babe the Sheep Pig
on 30th June,
on 11th July,
on 25th July,
on 8th August
on 31st August.
The fun continues with VW Festival, back at Harewood for two full
days of VW heaven 17th – 18th August. Now one of the largest VW
shows in the country, the weekend will be packed full of VW fun, live
music, a show and shine competition for the finest of VW’s and a four
colour display in quintessentially British colours red, white, blue and
classic black.
Following the success of the renowned Drive-in Movie event at
Harewood over the years, this summer there will be a
Movie Weekend 24th – 25th August.
On Saturday, don those pink jackets and grease those quiffs as you sing
along to the world’s favourite musical, Grease.
On Sunday, spend an evening under the stars watching a classic drive-in
style movie (film to be confirmed). Both nights kick off with themed
activities including cocktails and picnics at sunset to get you into the
movie spirit.
Ticket Information:
Outdoor Theatre: Adult £14, Senior Citizen / Student / Child: £10,
Family £40
Mikado Adult £17, Senior Citizen /Student / Child £12, Family £48
VW Festival: Adult day ticket main show day £13.50, Adult 1 night, 1
day £25, Adult 2 nights, 2 days £35. Children 0 – 15 free. (Prices are
pre-book only)
Movie Weekend: Adult £22, Senior Citizen £22, Child / Student £16,
Family £75
From the Methodist Church
At the beginning of July the ruling body of the Methodist Church, the Conference, meets to discuss policy, ordain ministers and deacons, celebrate its
worldwide Connexionalism and prepare its response to the issues of the
day.
It’s an exciting time and this year having spent
some time in the
regrouping for mission, we are at last able to look
outwards rather than inwards and better prepare
ourselves as a discipleship movement shaped for
mission. Many of our churches are growing in
numbers and the young are passionate about
social issues and continually pressing their elders
to get more involved in the issues of the day.
Several members of the circuit, including young
people, recently went to London in support of the
‘IF’ campaign. John Wesley reminded us that
there is “no holiness other than social holiness” and we are constantly reminded of the plight of others in the growth of Food
Banks. As we move to support these and other charities such as Action for Children, Methodist Relief and
Development Fund, the refugees from Syria and local
charities we remember the call of Jesus to minister to
those less fortunate than ourselves.
Next time I write for the magazine lots of decisions
will have been made. As a representative to Conference from the York and Hull District I am privileged to
be part of that decision making process. I wonder
what decision we will make as a church about same sex marriage?
Please remember us in your prayers as we remember you.
Have a lovely summer, with hopefully lots of sunshine and time to enjoy life.
With every blessing
Steve and Heather
Members receive reduced or free entry to Harewood events, visit the
website for more information
www.harewood.org/whatson or call the Box Office on 0113 218 1000
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Crime Prevention Panel Newsletter
Do you carry out the school run? Before leaving your property do you always
make sure ALL your doors and windows are secure? That includes garage
doors and your side gates which should have a bolt/lock on the inside so that no
one can enter whilst you are out.
It only takes seconds for the ‘Opportunist Burglar’ to enter your property and if
you have left bags, laptops, wallet, house keys and vehicle keys in view then the
Opportunist Burglar is extremely happy. A vehicle is ready and waiting for a
quick get a way. NEVER leave keys in a vehicle when it is unattended, especially
when you return home from shopping and you are unloading.
AVOCET EURO LOCK TS 007 3*
The Wetherby Crime Panel are carrying out a replacement uPVC Door Lock program. Whilst PC’s and PCSO’s carry out your requested FREE Home Security
Survey they often find the door locks are not up to the current required standard.
You will be asked if the Wetherby Crime Panel may call and discuss the replacement service they are carrying out. The replacement lock barrels cost £37.50p
each and usually only take minutes to change. It is NOT necessary to change the
door handle/furniture ONLY the lock barrel.
If you are interested in having your FREE Police Home Survey contact Wetherby
NPT on 0113 285 5374 leaving your contact details and someone will get back to
you. You may also leave your details at Wetherby Police Station Monday to Saturday 10:30 to 4PM or simply contact the Crime Panel direct on 01937 582 441
or [email protected]
Remember the number for NON Emergency Calls is 1 0 1
Emergency - Immediate Police Attendance still use 9 9 9
Members of The Crime Panel are available to attend your Community
Events and to give Crime Prevention talks. Morning, Afternoons or
Evenings. Large or Small groups.
Either contact us direct or leave a message at Wetherby Police Station.
Thank you.
Maureen Brewer Chairman.
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Harewood House Second-hand bookshop
The shop is nearing its second birthday and has to date raised in excess of
£33,000 to help fund educational projects for the Harewood House
Educational Trust. Situated in Terrace Cottage next to the Adventure
Playground, the shop is staffed by a team of volunteers and is open daily
from 11.00am to 3.00pm.
The shop welcomes donations of any books, cds
and dvds in good condition and is particularly in
need of children’s books ahead of the summer holidays.
Donations can be delivered direct to the shop or simply dropped off at the
visitor entrance. As well as competitively priced fiction and non-fiction titles,
there are shelves dedicated to rare and collectable books, autobiographies,
poetry and foreign languages.
Whatever your interest there is
something for everyone!
So far, proceeds have helped to
fund a children’s lending library for
Harewood members allowing
books to be borrowed on each visit
and activity leaflets provided free of
charge on subjects such as Trees,
Lakes and Red Kites.
In collaboration with Harewood Learning department the bookshop garden
is being developed into a biodiversity and wildlife area used for teaching
children about the importance of gardening and wildlife and the bookshop
has funded tools, wellingtons and waterproof clothing allowing children from
local urban areas to have the opportunity to take an interest in gardening
and develop skills and a lifelong love for nature.
The bookshop sells tea and coffee and is also home to Harewood Book
Group which meets on the third Thursday each month at 3.00pm.
For further information: www.harewood.org/visit/eating-and-shopping/
bookshop or e-mail: [email protected]
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Annual Parish Meeting
The Annual Parish Meeting was held on 21st May 2013. The number of
attendees was small compared to the large numbers attending when controversial matters where under consideration by the parish council.
However, the reports presented showed the parish council continued to
conduct its affairs in a sound and capable way.
Residents are free to attend all parish council meetings throughout the year
when it considers regular and "one-off" matters concerning the two villages.
The agenda for meetings and the minutes which follow are posted on the
notice boards in Elizabeth Court and outside Linton village memorial hall.
Parish Council vacancy
Following a resignation from the parish council, a vacancy has occurred for
the Collingham ward. This has been advertised and an appointment will be
made by election should this be requested by residents on the Collingham
electoral roll. If this is not requested the parish council will fill the vacancy
by nomination and selection.
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LINTON MEMORIAL HALL - Weekly Activities
Dog fouling
Following complaints about unacceptable behaviour where dog walkers fail
to "clean-up" any mess caused by their dog(s), the parish council will post
notices at various locations to remind dog owners about their responsibilities and that fines can be imposed should incidents be reported.
ALL BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES - BETH BEST - 01937 520096
Montessori School
Mrs D Naylor
Mrs J Curtiss
Yoga
Mrs A Lascelles Monday 19.30 - 21.30 01423 884352
Drama Group
Sheila Bower
Antique Society
Barbara Hepburn 2nd Thursday
01937 582243
Residents are free to report matters of concern to the parish council for its
consideration and attention where it is within the control of the parih council
to do do.
Tennis Club
Chris Wood
By arrangement
01937 586318
Linton Village Soc.
Jill Bolton
By arrangement
01937 586501
Please note: Material for the September Magazine should
be with the Editor no later than 5th August to enable
publication over the holiday period.
Pilates
Mrs L Jackson
Monday 9.30 – 11
Thursday 9.30 - 11
01937 586685
Tiny Dancers
June
Tuesday & Thursday
07946 386952
Waste bins
Another matter referred to the parish council concerns waste bins in
Hastings Court. It will try to find a way of bins being stored in a way where
they are out of sight.
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Monday- Friday
01937 586227
Wednesday 9.30 - 11
Monday
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01937 520665
HYLAND BUILDERS LTD
Quality, affordable greetings
cards and stationery
‘THE AWARD WINNING BUILDER’
Est 1974
Host a Phoenix party & receive
FREE Cards or donation
to your favourite charity
GENERAL BUILDERS.
EXTENSIONS, ALTERATIONS
ROOFING AND GLAZING
CONTRACTORS
Free brochure or more information
Mandy Taverner,
Independent Phoenix Trader 17795
DOMESTIC, INDUSTRIAL
AND COMMERCIAL
SPECIALISTS
Flat Roof Specialists, Roof Repairs,
Strip and Recovers
Replacement Windows and Double Glazing
Drainage, Drives and Garden walling
Paving – Slab or Block
Fencing and Landscape Gardening
Plastering, Pebble Dashing and Pointing
Guttering and Fallpipes
Painting and Decorating
Security Services
Grant Work – Leeds City Council Approved
Insurance work welcome for Burglary, Fire,
Flood and Storm Damage
24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE FOR
GLAZING, PLUMBING AND
BLOCKED DRAINS
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
01937 579476 or 07758 801789
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[email protected]
Need a BLOCKED
DRAIN cleared
FAST?
Phone Colin at Fasterflow draincare
01937 581137
Based Wetherby (serving all areas)
HIGH PRESSURE WATER JETTTING
CAMERA SURVEY INCLUDED
HOUSE DRAIN SURVEYS
ROOT REMOVAL
NO DIG RE-LINING OF PIPES
NO VAT TO PAY
ST AIDAN’S SCHOOL, HARROGATE
St Aidan’s has changed the criteria for admissions and whereas in the
past the applications were submitted to the school and then a copy
was sent to the local clergy for a reference the procedure for the
coming year will be that the application must be countersigned by a
leader of the church attended (which need not be C of E) before it is
submitted, to verify the accuracy of the statement about church
attendance.
Points will be allocated for three years attendance at church either
every week, two or three times a month or monthly by a parent and
also by the child. This includes attendance at Sunday Club. If the
school is oversubscribed places will then be allocated on the basis of
geographical distance from school.
Priority will continue to be given to children with a statement of special
needs and to siblings of those already in the school.
Further details can be found on the St Aidan’s website.
FOR ADVICE AND PERSONAL ATTENTION
PHONE 01937 572596 (24 hrs)
MOBILE 0771 0099596
10 ROSE CROFT, EAST KESWICK
LEEDS LS17 9HR
“The impossible we can do
miracles take a little longer”
Contact point
Clifford Moor Farm
Pets Hotel
I am PCSO 18 Alan Stead and I will be holding a
contact point every month to give out crime prevention
advice and to answer any police related problems you
may have. Telephone: 01132855374
Gillbeck Associates Ltd
20 years experience in pet careleave your pet in our safe hands
Fully qualified accountancy
support at affordable rates
All pets incl.rabbits, birds etc
Dogs-twice daily field walks
Accounts ~ Tax Returns
Bookkeeping ~ Payroll
All heated + individual outdoor runs
Also DOGGY DAY-CARE
-the safer alternative to dog walkers
01937 844929/844165
Riding School & Livery Stables
Lessons beginners to advanced
Flockton House, Audby Lane, Wetherby. LS22 7FD
[email protected]
Tel: 01937 585432
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March Meetings:
Half Moon Public House, Collingham:
Windmill Public house in Linton:
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Monday 15th July at 10am
Monday 5th August at 10am
Friday 12th July at 9.30am
A 2 B RUBBISH REMOVAL
You don’t need a skip you need me
I lift and shift Garden, Household and
Commercial Rubbish.
Fire clearance and demolition
Insurance and contract work.
Ring 0113 2552218
Mobile 07940 171339
MARSLAND ROOFING Ltd
Roofing specialists
Domestic & Commercial roofing
Quality workmanship at affordable
prices. All types of repair work to a
complete new re-roof/ slating/ tiling
Guttering/plastic fascias & soffits
Joinery work/chimney & lead work.
Tel Phil on 07770732278
0113 2286723
ROBERT CLARKSON F.C.A
CLARKSON AND COMPANY
Chartered accountant and
Business adviser
Jubilee Mill, Suite 9, North Street
Bradford. West Yorkshire BD1 4EW
01937 580607
FREE ADVICE &
ESTIMATES
07752 093361
12 Month Guarantee
£2 million liability
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GRAHAM
Landscapes
EVERY THING YOUR GARDEN NEEDS
Block Paving
Patios
Drives
Paths
Shed Bases
Graveling
Concreting
Fencing
Gates
Garden Walls
Pergolas
Turfing
Topsoil
Garden Sheds
Gutter Clearing
Power Washing
Patios Repointed
Ballustrade
Garden Maintenance
Lawn Maintenance
One-off Tidy-ups
THE AWARD WINNING GARDEN BUILDERS
Telephone 01274 224313
Facsimile 01274 737111
Email: [email protected]
LANGWITH
NHBC
DEVELOPMENTS
PAUL LAWN
Hairdressing at Home
PARKER HARTLEY & CO
Est. 27 years
Incorporated Financial Accountants
Tel: 01937 541833
Accounts, Bookkeeping,
VAT, PAYE, Investigations
Local collection and delivery service
SPECIALISTS IN HOUSE CONSTRUCTION AND
EXTENSIONS
Tel: Richard Benn
01937 573132
Wetherby
Weekend and Evening Visits by Appointment
Free Initial Consultation
Tel: 01904 612455 or 01937 572022
www.parkerhartley.co.uk
07506075849 mobile
01937 580934
Oven ease
PETER D HEYES
OVENS, HOBS, EXTRACTOR FANS,
BBQS, CLEANED TO A SPARKLE!
LANDSCAPE & MAINTENANCE
Providing a professional approach in creating
Your special place outdoors
Caring for your
Garden
hate cleaning them? Then let me!
From Block Paved Driveways to Planting out Borders
Patios to Decking we can provide free advice and estimates
Telephone 01937 574607 / 07940 263691
RM HALL
EDWARD VICKERMAN & SONS
Electrical Contractor
Established 42 years
Exclusive Cabinet Maker and French Polisher
Prospect Cottage, 249 Main Street,
Shadwell, Leeds LS17 8LA
Tel: 0113 273 2121
0113 273 8242
Tel: 01937 572276
Mobile: 0780 1056601
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Executive Taxi Service
Home James
Executive Travel
Tel 01423 359000
Www.hjet.co.uk
[email protected]
Plane, Train and Bus Transfers
CRB Enhanced checked/uniformed drivers
4-8 seater vehicles available
24hr pre-booked service available
Daily rates for the hire of car & driver
Contract work and accounts welcome
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 Bricks, Blocks, Sand & Cement
 Timber, Plywood, Fencing
& Decking
 Insulation, Plasterboard & Plaster
 Clothing, Tools, Fixings
Tel: 01937 843493
Inglebank, High Street, Boston Spa
www.kirbybuildersmerchants.co.uk
by Landscapes
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& Fasteners
Logs, Briquettes & Kindling
Specialist supplier of natural
landscaping materials including
natural stone paving, decorative
aggregates and hardwood sleepers
C.D. GAS SERVICES
Servicing and installation
Quality Service . Affordable Prices
21 years with British Gas.
“GAS SAFE” registered
Tel: Colin Drake (01937) 832656
Landscapers & garden maintenance
Grass Cutting, Hedge Cutting, Turfing
Garden Clearance, Tree Work, Fencing,
Patios, Paving & Driveways
Call us now for a free quote
01937 574380 / 07870 124499
Painter & Decorator
Duane Olbison
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Call evenings on 0113 2328115 Silkstone Way, Crossgates
PAINTING & DECORATING
by
S.P HARRISON (Est. 1985)
Tel: Barwick 0113 2813956
No VAT
07961 181848
4 bed / 3 bath. 15 minutes from Disney
CUSHION REPLACEMENT
FEATHER, FIBRE OR FOAM
25 years of Upholstery Experience
Can offer a collection & delivery service
Tel: Andrew 01937 591484, 07947 130641
Peak District Holiday Cottage
2 Bedrooms sleeps 2/4 Tideswell village
www.thecottagetideswell.co.uk
Pool/Spa, games room, wireless internet
Red Kite is a driver-owner private hire car service,
offering a friendly and reliable service to personal
and business clients. Same driver, every time!
Simon or Vicky Johnson 01937 574556
www.seasonsdisneyvillas.com
Mary & Tim 01937 579805
UK Airport and Port Transfers, Rail Stations
Licensed Private Hire
Car Service
0113-288-6048
www.redkiteprivatehire.co.uk
Harewood based
Theatres, Restaurants, Shopping, Days out
Appointments, Business trips, Meet & Greet
Gift Vouchers available for full and half day tours
Fully Insured, CRB Checked.
BARDSEY TREE SERVICES Ltd
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Tree Surgeons & Arboricultural Contractors
All aspects of tree surgery & felling
Stump grinding
Suppliers of Logs and woodchips
£10m liability
01937 573689
www.bardseytrees.co.uk
[email protected]
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City & Guilds
Free Quotes
Telephone: 07515 145273
Luxury Villa to rent in Orlando
www.bylandcapes.co.uk
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Interior & Exterior
25 Years Experience
High Quality
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STEAD
Byfield Heating Ltd
Domestic, Commercial &
Industrial Heating Engineers
ELECTRICAL
Residential & Domestic Heating Teams
For All Gas, LPG & Oil
Installation, Repair, Servicing & Landlord
Safety Checks
GAS SAFE & OFTEC Registered
01937 842004 01977 607303
ALAN BARKER & CO D C gas and plumbing
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS - All plumbing/heating repairs &
AD Barker, OBE, FCA, MSI
installations
FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
FREE ESTIMATES - 24 HOUR CALL OUT
YEB APPRENTICE TRAINED
OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
PART ‘P’ REGISTERED
FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE
For all your audit, tax
and accountancy needs
PLEASE CALL CHRIS
MOBILE:07812386939
TEL; 0113 2585004
Barnhill, Wetherby Road, Collingham
Tel: 01937 572202 Fax: 01937 573396
* All gas appliances supplied, installed
serviced & repaired
* CORGI registered 102572 technicians
No job too small
Call now for your free estimate
Tel 01937 579059 * M: 07876 474079
32 Bishopdale Drive, Collingham LS22 5LP
Paul Lambert
Glynn Humphreys
Professional Gardener
MSSCh MBChA
Dip Cryo
Complete garden maintenance including
lawns, hedge trimming, pruning,
planting and garden design.
Qualified Surgical Chiropodist
Registered Member of the
Chiropody & Podiatry Association
Surgery and Home Visiting Practice
Personal and reliable service.
City & Guilds qualified. Fully insured.
Tel: 01937 574180
Mobile: 07751 486642
For Appointments 07946 740101
Local Electrician, established 21yr
Peter Mason
Part P approved Inspector. N.A.P.I.T.
Installations, Lighting, Faults,
Improvements & Phone sockets.
14 Ullswater Drive, Wetherby, LS22 6YF
Tel: 01937 580352
Mobile: 07946 421734 Business Hours
Stephenson’s Memorial Works
Wetherby Road, Harrogate
Finest quality memorials fixed in any
Cemetery or country churchyard
Telephone:-01423 883583
P.A Fairburn Joinery
All Your Joinery Requirements.
From loft conversions to
General property repairs.
Call for a free quotation.
VILLAGE PHARMACY
Collingham Tel:572388
Sara L Pilcher
MRPharmS
Your only LOCAL INDEPENDENT pharmacy
Repeat prescription collection and
Tel 01937 589613
0795 1812291.
By Sara
S T I T C H E D
De s ig n ed j u st f o r yo u …
Private IT / Computer Tuition
c u r t a i ns , b l i nd s , b e d s p r e a d s ,
c u s hi o ns a nd a l t e r a t i o ns .
Guy Wood
Telephone: 01937 579818
BSc Hons Computer Systems Admin - Microsoft Certified
Friendly and Conscientious - CRB Checked
4 SEASONS GARDEN SERVICES
FREE DELIVERY service to ALL surrounding villages
FOR ALL YOUR GARDEN REQUIREMENTS
01924 898644
07719 463 337
Stockists of
CLARINS
ELIZABETH ARDEN
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CRABTREE & EVELYN
Call: 07772516048
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
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