Branton & Auckley Arrow

Welcome to the December issue of the Branton & AuckLey Arrow

We are so lucky to live in villages who really capture the essence of this special time of year with events planned throughout late November and December. From Christmas fayres, lights being switched on, carol singing and so much more, there is a lot to look forward to this Christmas. All dates can be found in this month s Arrow.

If you have any special photos from the festive community events you attend over the coming month, please send them to me and I will share them in the January issue. I would like to dedicate this Christmas issue to the amazing Arrow delivery team who work hard each month, regardless of the weather, to ensure your magazine is delivered on time.

The January issue deadline is Wednesday 7th December The Arrow will be delivered before 1st January.

Michelle Sidebottom

Tel: 07795 387937 michelle@arrowpublications.co.uk arrowpublications.co.uk

Cantley with Branton Parish Council have organised a Christmas carol singing event on Doncaster Road, next to the Three Horseshoes public house in Branton. The Armthorpe Elmfield Brass Band will provide the music and mince pies, provided by the Cantley with Branton WI and sweets for the children will be served on the evening. Would be lovely to see you there.

Community News

CANTLEY WITH BRANTON PARISH COUNCIL LITTER PICK

On Saturday 12th November the litter pick group met at Kilham Hall in Branton to start our quarterly liter pick event. It was great to see some new faces and the weather was very kind for November. We collected 25 bags of rubbish and were finished by 11am.

Huge thanks to all of the volunteers and to Kate Chorlton for using her car to pick up all the rubbish en route. The next Litter Pick will be held in February so watch this space for the date.

FINNINGLEY WI

Our regular meetings are held in the village hall at 7.15pm on the 3rd Thursday of the month and we have a varied programme of speakers and activities for the coming months. Pay us a visit, guests are always welcome and you might even get homemade cake.

For more information give Jayne a call on 01427 431060, follow us on Facebook or visit www.finningleywomensinstitute.yolasite.com

Cantley with Branton WI

Our monthly meetings take place on the second Thursday of the month, with the next one on Thursday 8 December at 7 pm in Kilham Hall, Branton, DN3 3PF.

Why not come along and meet everyone? Light refreshments are served during the evening and, of course, there is a raffle.

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact the Secretary, Susan Webster susanjwebster@sky.com Tel: 01302 772853 or 07910746925.

Community News

We are con nuing with our monthly draw, a way in  which everyone has an opportunity to support the  show. Any new members can apply on line through  our website. www.auckley.show.co.uk or give me a  call to arrange 01302 770818

We are keeping our discounted price at £10  for twelve months with a chance of winning £100  each month. The commi ee have taken the decision to increase the prize fund by £480 making a  total of £1680 available to win over the year. We  have added four more prizes of £10 each month.

Plans are now being put together for next year  which will be Saturday 19th August 2023. With  your support we’ll make it the best ever annual  community event.

Winners of the November 2022 draw number are

1st 62 Gillian Edmond wins £100.

2nd 258 Gary Hewi wins £10

3rd 354 David Smith wins £10

4th 183 Jenny Sadowski wins £10

5th 114 Louise A enborough wins £10

Please note you don’t have to live in Auckley to  help support our show.

On behalf of Auckley Show Commi ee we would  like to wish you all a happy Christmas and send  best wishes for the New Year.

Neil Woodward   Chairman, Auckley Show

Inspired by our Auckley Neighbours poppy display last year, my mother in law, Margaret Sidebottom, said she would like to knit some poppies for a display in Branton and got to work straight away.

I mentioned the work she was doing at our monthly Parish Council meeting and all members agreed it would be a good idea to get involved with this project. We asked for help from Cantley with Branton WI, Kilham Hall Management Committee, Branton Coffee Club and also requested help from residents via facebook and the Arrow.

The result was terrific, we ended up with over 300 poppies, both red and purple (purple for the animals lost in war), some knitted and some crocheted. A number of us met up to attach the poppies onto a net and our handyman, Steve Maskill, with the help of our clerk Bev Walton, decorated the tree with the fountain of poppies. A huge thank you to everyone who was involved.

We hope you have enjoyed seeing them as you walk or drive through the village and they have given you the opportunity to remember those who gave up their lives for our own.

We intend to complete another for next year so if anyone would like to get involved, the clerk has copies of the pattern, which can be found on Cantley with Branton Parish website www.cantleywithbrantonparish.co.uk or email the clerk cwbpc@outlook.com

Winter 2022 Newsletter

Keeping the Parish of Cantley with Branton Tidy

The litter pick took place on Saturday 12th November 2022 – huge thank you to all volunteers who took part. A date will be published shortly for the New Year Litter Pick.

Police ‘Drop In’ Session

The Police Drop In’s were held in October and November but saw few members of the public in attendance. Local residents are invited to express an interest in a new police initiative following a pilot scheme where stronger community engagement is encouraged. Please see the Parish Council’s Facebook page for more details on this scheme. Please email the Clerk to the Parish Council (cwbpc@outlook.com) to express your interest with details so they can be forwarded. Date for the next police ‘Drop In’ session is 20 th December 2022 at 10am – 11am at Beth’s of Branton within Hagan’s Nurseries (Branton Garden Centre).

Storage Extension at Kilham Hall

The new brick build storage extension is now completed at Kilham Hall and makes the building look rather impressive. There are a few snagging issues which will be rectified as soon as possible. Many groups that use the hall on a regular basis will soon be making use of the new storage facilities.

Armistice Displays

The Parish Council would like to express their thanks to the local residents who knitted and crocheted over 300 poppies to enable a display to be installed on the Christmas tree at the top of Whiphill Top Lane/Doncaster Road. Appreciation also goes out to the ladies who attached the poppies to the display. The Parish Council’s Handyman also installed lamppost poppies around the Parish and bunting around Kilham Hall. As always, a wreath was purchased from the Royal British Legion and donated to the Branton St Wilfrid’s Primary School and one laid on the remembrance bench at Kilham Hall for quiet reflection.

Christmas Illuminations

A new tree was planted and illuminated on the corner of Warning Tongue Lane and Bawtry Road this year to make a lovely addition to the Parish for the festive season.

Christmas Events

The Parish Council are holding a carol singing event around the Christmas Tree next to the Three Horseshoes Pub in Branton on Thursday 1st December accompanied by the Armthorpe Elmfield Brass Band. We hope as many members of the Parish, young and old, join us to make this a memorable event like last year. On Friday 2nd and Saturday 3rd December Dick Whittington pantomime will show at Kilham Hall, Branton. Organised by Kilham Hall Management Committee and sponsored by the Parish Council.

Look out for your Neighbour

According to research from Age UK, over one million older people say they go more than a month without speaking to a friend, neighbour or family member. But small acts of kindness can create a big difference. It doesn’t take much time to be a good neighbour - just to check someone is safe, warm and well. Have they got essential supplies like bread and milk or do they need any shopping doing? Even just spending a few minutes having a chat can brighten someone’s day, especially in these hard times

Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year from the Parish Council

Community News

Tickhill Music Society

Join us on Friday, 9th December at 7.00 p.m. in St. Mary's Primary School, St. Mary's Road, Tickhill to hear the Rosie Hood Folk Band perform traditional and contemporary folk songs and, as this is our Christmas concert, folk carols from South Yorkshire. Non-members: £12 at the door.

Accompanied children and students (16-19) are admitted free of charge.

Christmas

workshops

Kilham hall, Branton

Thursday 8th December 2022 6pm till 9pm—£45

Community News

THE DAY THE KING AND QUEEN VISITED THE CITY OF DONCASTER

His Majesty King Charles III and the Queen Consort visited Doncaster on Wednesday 9th November to formally confer Doncaster with City Status. Branton resident, Rory Jones (age 7) shook hands with both the King and Queen Consort after waiting for 4 hours with his Grandma Carol Ashbridge. Asked how he felt about the occasion, Rory said ‘I’m quite excited as I have never seen a Monarch before’ adding that this was the best day of his life!

Saturday, 3rd December, Hampole, 12mi / 19.3km, Leader Kim Poskitt Tuesday, 6th December, Blyth Spirits, 11mi / 17.7km, Leader Catherine Lyth Tuesday, 13th December, The Don Valley Way: Swinton to Doncaster plus Xmas lunch, 10mi / 16.1km, Leader Stephen Tomlinson Tuesday, 20th December, Festive Cusworth Circular, 9mi / 14.5km, Leader Angela Gibson Tuesday, 3rd January, New Year Clumber, 10mi / 16.1km, Leader Charlie Pratt Thursday, 5th January, Misterton local history walk, 5mi / 8.1km, Leader Robert Elvidge Tuesday, 10th January, Woods, 2 Castles (and cake), 10mi / 16.1km, Leader Norman Lewis For more information about each walk please visit our website https://www.doncasterramblers.org.uk/ Also follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/doncasterramblers/ for details of past Rambler outings. Remember while out observe the Countryside Code and give way to other walkers.

Doncaster Rambler’s Oct – Dec 2022 Walks Planner

RORY SHAKING THE KING’S HAND—PHOTO CREDIT DMBC Rory with Grandma, Carol Ashbridge.

As the leaves begin to fall in the grounds of our school, Autumn is proving to be another busy time at Misson Primary School. All our teaching and support staff went back to the classroom themselves to learn about how they can makethe most from our amazing outside learning area by the leading experts, Alfresco Learning.

Our Reception students enjoyed creating traditional tales in the form of story maps outside before foraging for the best natural items to create autumn pictures.

In RE our year 1 and 2 children learnt about Diwali, and had the opportunity to use chalks on the playground and our cable drum tables to draw their very own Diwali lamps while our Key Stage 2 children polished up on their maths skills, using twigs, conkers and leaves. None of us realised how many natural resources we have in and around school until we have been exposed to the outside learning concept and the huge benefits it provides for our children.

Since opening the outside classroom we have had so many different types of bird visit our bird feeders, but this week we had our very first guest into our hedgehog hotel. After discovering this small, cheeky, spikey mammal in a hole which had been dug for our new playground, we carefully moved him into the luxury accommodation for the evening while he regained his strength. Thankfully he recovered well and made his way back into his natural environment all by himself.

AUCKLEY PARISH COUNCIL

November/ December Newsletter

Remembrance Day

The Parish Council laid its annual wreath at the War Memorial in Blaxton as part of the Remembrance Service, marking their respect for the fallen. The Council would like to thank residents and retailers who produced displays throughout the village. Planning Applications Webpage

The Parish Council have added a Planning Applications page to their website: www.auckleyparish.co.uk. The new page lists current planning applications from the Auckley Parish allowing them all to be viewed in one place. The information is being provided as information is no longer viewable on lamp posts. Further information and details about applications can then be obtained from Doncaster Council.

Heritage Lists

Help is needed- both the South Yorkshire Heritage List and national Heritage List require help to obtain information. The South Yorkshire Heritage List lists ‘heritage assets that are valued as contributing to the distinctiveness and history of South Yorkshire but that are not protected by statutory national designations’. They require any information about the old married quarters e.g. when they were built, who by, what designs and materials were used, what ranks lived where etc.

Information is also sought about the hangars and runway, along the same lines. Please email ronnie.dobson@hotmail.com with any information. All information will gratefully be received.

Carol Service

The Parish Council are organising a Carol Service outside the Eagle & Child on Tuesday 13th of December from 7pm. Live music to accompany the singing will be provided by Armthorpe Elmfield band.

Wishing all residents a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

To contact the Clerk to Auckley Parish Council (Emma Lear), please email clerk@auckleyparishcouncil.gov.uk or call 07857 568268.

Cantley Community Library Christmas Fayre. Co-op Community Fund and Volunteer Recruitment.

The Cantley Community Library Christmas Fayre is scheduled to be on the morning of Saturday 10th December between 9.30 and 12.00. All are welcome and there will be Refreshments, Tombola, Raffle, Guess the weight of the cake, Jigsaw Sale, Knit & Natter stall and much more. We are pleased to confirm that we will be joined by The Tickhill Male Voice Choir who will contribute to the festive activities with Carols. So do come and have a family morning out, get some stocking fillers from the stalls and support your local community library

Cantley Community Library are excited to be nominated for this years Coop Community Fund. Our project is to develop the outside garden into a seating area for the community where we can serve refreshments. So, if you want to support our project and are a member of the Co-op then please select us via our cause profile page is https://membership.coop.co.uk/ causes/67304. If you are not a member of the Co-op but do shop there then please do sign up to be a member and select our project and every time you spend money on Co-op goods you will be raising funds for our new outside seating area We continue to recruit volunteers and have some limited shift availability for library volunteers but recognise that not everyone wants to commit to a regular shift but are keen to get involved with our activities. We have therefore created the post of associate volunteer where people can sign up to get involved in activities from Kids Clubs to Coffee Mornings. By signing up you will be invited to come and help at various times during the year and are able to contribute whatever support you can without committing to regular weekly library duty. For more information contact the library on 01302 535614 or email us at cantleycommunitylibrary@gmail.com for an application form

Activities at the library are continuing. We still have places on the Health & Well Being Workshop on the 17th November and are running drop in sessions for people concerned with possible memory loss on the 19th November. To find out more about these and other activities please do follow the Facebook page at “Cantley Community Library - The Centre@Cantley” where all details will be posted (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1597637983819540/).

Commenting on the plans, Chairman Richard Halstead said “It is great to be nominated for the Co-op Community Fund which will help with our plans for the outside seating area. The post of Associate Volunteer is an exciting development and will complement our existing library volunteer team helping us to put on even more activities for the local community. Finally, we look forward to welcoming as many people as possible to our Christmas Fayre on the 10th December.”

BRANTON ST WILFRID’S PRIMARY SCHOOL

YEAR 1

Year 1 have been very busy this term with lots of activities and a History workshop where they explored a variety of toys. In Science, they looked at objects which float and sink and focused on materials that are transparent and opaque by shining a torch to see if light would pass through. In Art, they have practiced colour mixing to produce our versions of Van Gogh's wheat field painting.

YEAR 6

On Friday 11th November, our amazing Year 6 children marked Remembrance Day with an incredibly special assembly. They helped the younger children in school to understand the meaning of the poppy and Remembrance Day. They also read prayers, poems and sang beautifully as we all ‘Remembered’.

Thank you to those who joined us in our act of remembrance – I am sure everyone would agree how moving the service was.

Doncaster Children’s Primary Ambassador

We were incredibly proud that one of our Year 5 children, Georgina McMillan was chosen to represent the children of Doncaster as a Primary Ambassador. One of her first duties was to meet the King and Queen Consort on their recent visit to Doncaster!!

Doncaster Ramblers

A short walk from Rosso Park & Ride

To say it was raining when 6 of us met at the Park and Ride would be something of an understatement. But undaunted we set off to do a walk that promised to throw new light on some (for me) very familiar territory.

Down Sheep Bridge Lane we went and after cutting through the housing emerged by the 'Brick Pond' fishing pond. From there it was on into the woodland behind more housing where Kathryn showed us a series of heads carved into some of the trees by a local resident. Apparently there are over 20 of them; but they take some finding. An underpass took us under the Great Yorkshire Way and then we reached the bottom end of the new housing development that is Warren Park. Thankfully by this time the rain had eased and the skies were beginning to brighten.

Over the main road at the top of the slope, down the path, over the railway and we were in Hatchell Wood. A refreshment break by the duck pond and then on again through the housing adjoining Warning Tongue Lane and across the road to Hayfield fishing lakes. By now the sun was out and we began to think we should have started the walk 2 hours later.

Back to cars via the old road to the fishing lakes; now almost overgrown and reclaimed by mother nature. Thanks to Kathryn for devising and leading the walk. Those who perhaps didn't come because of the weather missed a treat. Charlie Pratt. P.S. Sure we will do it again next year.

Please visit our website https://www.doncasterramblers.org.uk/ for latest information, including future activity. Also follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/doncasterramblers/ for details of past Rambler outings. Remember while out observe the Countryside Code and give way to other walkers.

What’s On In Branton and Auckley

Activity Meeting place

Mon Pre-School from 3 months

Time Contact

Auckley Nursery School Building 7.45am—5.30pm 770409

Mon Yoga Auckley Parish Centre 9.30—10.30am 07990 513138

Mon Gentle Yoga Auckley Parish Centre 10.45-11.30am 07990513138

Mon Baby massage and Yoga Auckley Parish Centre 12.45—2.15pm 07748 668634

Mon Music Bugs—2 x 1 hour sessions

Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 9.30am-11.30am 07827 816175

Mon Dance on Auckley Parish Centre 2.30-4.30pm 07881201791

Mon Fitness class for ladies over 40

Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 1.45-2.45pm 07368216114 Linda

Mon Little Fishes The Zone, Hayfield Lane Primary School 9am—11am 775160

Mon 1st Doncaster Brownies Auckley Parish Centre 5.30 - 7.00 01302 770004

Mon Line Dancing Auckley Parish Centre 7.30—9.30 817124

Mon Zumba Kilham Hall Branton Community Hall 6.30-7.30pm Vicky 07899980870

Mon Kixx Football Sessions

Kilham Hall Branton Community Hall 4.30pm to 6pm Ben 01302 618088

Mon Two Circles Aikido Kilham Hall Branton Community Hall 8pm till 10pm John 07876161156

Tue Coffee Morning from Sept 21

Tue Art Club from Sept 21

Kilham Hall Branton Community Hall 10.00-11.30am Sheila 538542

Kilham Hall Branton Community Hall 1.00-3.00pm Carol 538033

Tue Cubs 8 - 10yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 5.30-7pm 07760 454188

Tue Pre-School from 3 months Auckley Nursery School Building 7.45—5.30pm 770409

Tue Parent and Toddlers

Auckley Parish Centre 9.30 - 11.00 07815 666068

Tue Ridgeway School of Dance Auckley Parish Centre 4.00 - 8.30pm 07961 091708

Tue Warren Martial Arts Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 4-6pm Alex 07590965077

Tue Zumba Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 6.30.7.30pm Debbie 07952756422

Tue Walking or running netball sessions

Wed Buzzy Bees Playgroup

Hayfield School, Hurst Lane, Auckley 6-7pm & 7-8pm 07788 539820.

Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 9.30am-11am Amy 07482785985

Wed Parent and Toddlers Auckley Parish Centre 9.30—11.00 07815 666068

Wed Line Dancing Auckley Parish Centre 12.30-2.30pm 817124

Wed Pre-School from 3 months Auckley Nursery School Building 7.45am-5.30pm 770409

Wed Evolve in Movement Pilates—3 separate classes Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 4.45pm until 8.15pm 07780618299

Wed Beavers 6 - 8yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 5.30 - 7.00 770838

Wed Table Tennis Club Hayfield Community Sports Centre 6-7pm 01302 774510

Wed Chunma Tae Kwon Do (Dave Sutherill) Auckley Parish Centre 6.30– 8pm 868431

Wed Pilates Auckley Parish Centre 5-6pm 01302537915

Thur Explorer Scouts 14-18yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 7.30 - 9.30 770838

Thur Pre-School from 3 Months Auckley Nursery School Building 7.45am—5.30pm 770409

Thur Parent and Toddlers Auckley Parish Centre 9.30 - 11.00 07815 666068

Thur Coffee Morning Auckley Parish Centre 10.00—11.30 770004

Thur Line Dancing Auckley Parish Centre 12.30-2.30pm 817124

Thur Warren Martial Arts Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 4-6pm Alex 07590965077

Thur Scott Stevenson School of Dance Auckley Parish Centre 4.30-9pm 07787 521700

Thur Girl guiding District Choir St Saviours Church, Auckley evenings 01302 771354

Fri Scouts 10.5 - 14yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 6.00 - 8.00 07760 454188

Fri Pre-School from 3 months Auckley Nursery School Building 7.45am -5.30pm 770409

Fri Baby Massage & Yoga Auckley Parish Centre 1.00pm– 2.30pm 07748668634

Fri Coffee Time The Zone, Hayfield Lane Primary School 2.30—3.30pm

Fri Music Bugs Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 9.30am to 1.30pm Anna 07827816175

Fri Dance fusion (2 Sessions) Auckley Parish Centre 5-7pm lizzyhartley@hotmail.com

Fri Salsa (Alternate weeks)

Auckley Parish Centre 6.30—8.30pm 07989 346391

Fri Scott Stevenson School of Dance Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 4.30pm—8.30pm 07787 521700

Sat Irish Dancing Auckley parish Centre 9.30-10.30am 07772585108

Sat Scott Stevenson School of Dance pre school Kilham Hall Branton Community Centre 9.15—10am 07787 521700

Sat Scott Stevenson School of Dance Auckley Parish Centre 10.30am-2.30pm 07787 521700

Sun Yoga (meditation)

Sun Sunday Club

Auckley Parish Centre 5.30-7pm 07894554513

Auckley Parish Centre 11am 770240

Sun Grace Church Family Service Hayfield Lane Primary School 10.45-12.15 775160

What’s On In Finningley & Blaxton

Day Activity

Meeting place

Time Contact

Mon Active 40’s Exercise Class Blaxton Village Hall 10am –11am

Mon Chair exercise Blaxton Village Hall 11.00am-12noon

Mon Knit & Natter Blaxton Village Hall 1pm—3pm

Mon Scott Stevenson School of Dance Blaxton Village Hall 5-8.30pm 07787 521700

Mon Tots Play Classes age 0—3 yrs Finningley Village Hall 10—12noon 12.30-2.30pm 07852374106

Tue Boogie Bounce Finningley Village Hall 5—6.45pm 07793 195959

Tue Bowling Blaxton Village Hall 12—2.30pm

Tue Doncaster Guides & Brownies Blaxton Village Hall 5.45 -7.15pm 01302 771354

Tue Tots Play Finningley Village Hall 9.30-12.15pm 07852374106

Tue Echo Yoga Blaxton Village Hall 7.30-8.30pm

Wed Pilates Blaxton Village Hall

9.45-10.45am & 1112noon

Wed Table Tennis Blaxton Village Hall 2-4pm

Wed Fluffy Ducklings Baby & Toddler group Finningley Village Hall 1pm—2.30pm 07843939379

Thur Over 60’s Exercise Class Finningley Village Hall 8am-8.45am 07792963859

Thur Finningley Art and Craft group Finningley Village Hall 1.00 -3.00 730559

Thur Community Coffee Morning Finningley Village Hall 10.00—12.00noon

Thur Scott Stevenson School of Dance classes Blaxton Village Hall 4.30-8pm 07787 521700

Thur Scott Stevenson School of Dance classes Blaxton Village Hall 4.30-7.15pm 07787 521700

Fri Scott Stevenson School of Dance classes Blaxton Village Hall 5.30-8pm 07787 521700

Sat Scott Stevenson School of Dance classes Blaxton Village Hall 9.45-2.15pm 07787 521700

Monthly Events in

Branton, Finningley & Auckley

2nd Wednesday of the month Auckley Parish Council Meeting Auckley School 6.30pm 07857 568268

1st Wednesday in the month Dementia Support Group Auckley Parish Centre 1—3pm 07899 050622

1st Thursday of the month Auckley WI Auckley Parish Centre 7.00—9.30 771327

1st Wednesday of the month Cantley with Branton P C Meeting Kilham Hall Meeting Rooms, Branton. 6.30pm 07761525584

2nd Thursday of the month Cantley with Branton WI Kilham Hall, Kilham Lane, Branton 7.00pm 772853

3rd Thursday of the month Branton Book Club Kilham Hall Meeting Rooms, Branton 7-9pm 07568290013

3rd Wednesday in the month Blaxton Parish Council meeting Blaxton Village Hall 7pm

3rd Friday in the month DMBC Community Liaison S Racjan Blaxton Village Hall 10 -12noon

2nd & Last Monday in Month Doncaster Woodturning Club

Finningley Village Hall 6.30-9.30

2nd Tuesday in the month SOPS DONCASTER Finningley Village Hall 7pm—9PM

2nd Saturday in the month Saturday Help, Advice & Signpost surgery Finningley Village hall 10—11am 01302 771727 01302 285639

1st Tuesday each quarter Finningley Village Community Group Finningley Village Hall 7.15pm 770992

1st & 3rd Thursday in Month Finningley Village Coffee Morning Finningley Village Hall 10-12noon

3rd Tuesday in Month Finningley Parish Council Finningley Village Hall 7.00pm

3rd Thursday in Month Finningley WI Finningley Village Hall 7.15-9.00 772539

3rd Tuesday in Month Tuesday Club Finningley Village Hall 1.45-3.3pm 770862