March 2010
Issue 13
Rescue Day 2010 Page 10 Community Police News Page 15 Where You Live, Your Local History Page 22 & 23 Business Directory and much more...
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Editors Letter.... Spring is in the air, or is it! At the time of me writing this editorial the weather forecast was still bitter cold and more threat of snow on the way. Did you know that Winter ends with March, and the arrival of Spring begins on the 20th March. March can feel either wintry or springy, with as many blustery days as mild sunny days; lets hope for the latter this Spring. I'm looking forward to photographs of the first spring lambs from Jill Carr at Harvester Farm, hopefully in future issues she will be sharing them with you all. Mothers Day, Sunday March 14th. Plenty of gifts to think about, a gift voucher from Posh Frocks, flowers from Fountain Court Florist of Epworth , a special meal at one of the local pubs or a cream tea at Jonathon David's of Epworth. The choice is yours! Remember to shop local and support your local businesses.
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News, News, News, News, News, News, News... North Isle of Axholme Photographic Competition 2010 An open photographic competition is being launched to promote tourism in the North Isle of Axholme. The area to the north of the M180 encompasses the towns and villages of Crowle & Ealand, Luddington, Eastoft, Keadby, Althorpe, Amcotts & Garthorpe. It is an area often overlooked by tourists but contains a wealth of heritage and natural interest to the visitor and local alike, including; · Crowle Moors – which as part of the Humberhead Peatlands NNR is the largest area of raised bog wilderness in lowland Britain and where one might see Nightjars, Marsh Harriers and numerous rare insects and plants. · Crowle Church and Stone – the church one of the oldest in the Isle of Axholme contains the Crowle Stone, a rare Saxon Cross shaft with a runic inscription possibly dating to the 8th or 9th century. The theme of the photographic competition is to illustrate what element of the North Isle of Axholme that has inspired you or might inspire visitors to explore this interesting area of North Lincolnshire, be it animal, vegetable or mineral. The competition will be divided into age classes and is open to all. The closing date for the competition is 31st May 2010. Full information including details of how to enter may be found at www.crowle.org/photocomp. The winners will be announced at the 113th Crowle Show in June.
The Isle of Axholme Family History Society was treated to a different sort of talk at their last meeting. Sue Grafton called her talk ‗Stitching up the Family‘. She brought with her three magnificent embroidered hangings. Each consisted of a 4 inch squares on a burgundy background denoting an aspect of her family history. For instance, a pair of fighting cocks commemorated a less respectable ancestor, while a magnificent ram‘s head indicated a farming branch. Similarly a group of people standing by a boat, ancestors who emigrated. The quality of the work was remarkable, and it had taken her ten years to complete the three hanging panels. It was difficult to believe she was not a professional embroiderer. Many questions were asked of her after her talk and members took advantage of the chance to inspect the hangings at close quarters. The next meeting is on March 25th when the speaker will be Angus Townley on‘ The Hind Family of Crowle. Meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of the month except for August and December at the Methodist Schoolroom, High St. Epworth, at 7-30.
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has enjoyed another successful year maintaining the membership and even gaining one or two new ones. The Club continues to meet in the Belton Playing Pavilion each Thursday afternoon from 2 pm until 4 pm. The membership fee is only £5 a year and anyone over 55 is welcome to come along. Members always a enjoy a variety of card games: some go for their scrabble whilst others like UNO.
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News, News, News... There is always a Raffle and a game of Bingo ends each session. A very enjoyable feature has been the monthly visits to the Mallard Inn for a three course lunch at only ÂŁ5.25. Attempts to get an outing off the ground was not successful but there may well be other attempts in the future. The Club enjoyed their Christmas Lunch back in December but the bad weather meant that two meetings had to be cancelled. Best Wishes Colin Ella
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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of NAFAS, a flower festival was staged in Westminster Abbey in May 2009. Wendy was fortunate enough to attend this memorable event, entitled ― Rejoice‖. She shared her experience by bringing her DVD memento of the occasion for us to watch. We are grateful to George for coming along and providing the equipment and expertise which enabled us to do this. The DVD content was short but packed with shots of the beautiful surroundings of the Abbey, adorned with flower arrangements, exhibited by NAFAS members from throughout the country. What a wonderful way of celebrating 50 years of flower clubs. Epworth & District Flower Club is 50 years old in March 2011. The business side of the Annual General Meeting revealed that Debbie has planned a forthcoming year of exciting meetings, events and workshops. The new programme starts at the Stephen Jones Community Hall , Haxey on Monday 8th March, at 7.30pm, with a demonstration by Margaret Kingswood from Wakefield, entitled ―TOYS FOR THE BOYS‖. Now that’s one for the imagination!
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I love my Mum and Easter Eggs! My Mum and Dad live many miles away, but for many years I have sent my mother a special card on Mothers Day. Mothering Sunday, to give it the correct title, falls on 14 th March. It used to be the day when those in service were free to go home to their mothers and their mother Church. Nowadays it has changed. We have changed too by holding a different, but family friendly form of worship. CHATS stands for Church At The School. We start at 10.30am in Belton All Saints Church of England Primary School. Mum can have a bit of a lie in before the family brings her to Church in School to worship and receive some flowers. Three weeks later, it‘s Easter Day. Worship at 11am. For many people, Easter is just a holiday of chocolate and a time to relax. That‘s great! We need time to rest. So why get up to come to Church? There is a spiritual dimension to all of us and our spirits need refreshing just as much as our bodies. That is exactly what Jesus can do for us. He reaches the parts that other people cannot reach. He is a specialist in revival. He is present whenever we gather to worship. I invite you to come and discover just how much God loves you on Mothers Day and/or Easter Day. No pressure, no hassle. Just come along, enjoy the celebrations and be totally refreshed by our living God! The Psalmist wrote, ―Taste and see that the Lord is good‖. Rev Timothy Buckley Rector of the Belton Group of Parishes
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The current priorities that the Neighbourhood Team are concentrating on in the Central Ward are:Kings Head Croft Car Park and the Thurlow, Epworth;- Vehicle Nuisance & Anti-Social Behaviour. As a result of work by police and partnership agencies including Safer Neighbourhood Team, there has been a reduction in that we have not received calls to the police regarding this location and early indications from Safer Neighbourhood show that the monitoring forms circulated have also resolved this priority. Those persons and vehicles have been moved to other locations where they were given permission to Police Community Police Constable gather with strict conditions not to abuse this. Support Officer 1839 Tina 7577 Stewart Stool Close Road, Belton – has been subjected to reports of antiStarbuck Pearson social behaviour and neighbour disputes and reports of crime. There is a neighbourhood watch group for the area, who together with other partnership agencies are working together to reduce the calls for service to the area and to identify and deal with any offences both criminal and civil and to increase the residents‘ quality of life. The Neighbourhood Watch group are also actively seeking ways to reduce crime and have taken advice on how to prevent crime from CCTV, to the use of Smartwater. Belton Pavilion, Belton – the Pavilion although a well used and frequented facility in the village, appears to still suffer at the hands of those who do not appreciate this facility and the cost involved. There is a small minority who do not respect this and find it a place to congregate and in some cases cause damage. The Neighbourhood team and other officers covering the Isle will be patrolling the facility and will actively be addressing these concerns. The times can vary from 6pm onwards and no particular day. Anyone with any information should contact the police, and those persons identified will be dealt with. You can contact Humberside Police on 0845 60 60 222 for non-emergency calls. If you feel uncomfortable in calling the police with information about crime, then please consider contacting Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity working to fight crime. They can also be joined on Twitter, Facebook and Bebo or if you go onto the Crimestoppers website you can also fill our an on-line form. When contacting Crimestoppers you do not have to give your name and you may be eligible for a cash reward. Working with Pc Tina Starbuck is your Police Community Support Officer Stewart PEARSON, who regularly patrols the Central area of the Isle and will be happy to discuss any community issues with you. Please feel free to stop and speak with him or alternatively contact either of us via 0845 60 60 222. The police station at Epworth also provides a front counter service for two days a week, Mondays and Thursdays, between 9am and 3pm. Please note that the Police Surgery which is held at Haxey Library on the First Monday of each month has for the present time been dis-continued it is felt that in it‘s current format that the surgery is not being facilitated as we would like hence it is under review and details of the new style surgery will be published shortly.
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Sir Cornelius Vermuyden In Axholme back in sixteen twenty-six King Charles and Vermuyden made a fix To reclaim land on the western waste They worked with more than seemly haste They moved in rough-shod and uninvited Against this injustice Isle folk united They battled hard, they battled long But the Dutchman‘s drainage still went on In a great rush many drains were made Fowlers and fishermen were dismayed To see their livelihoods taken away A matter in which they had no say Vermuyden‘s scheme was all too clear Get the job done and disappear He took a huge share of reclaimed land And properties galore came into his hand Time saw this vain man‘s ventures fail His farming foundered and he turned tail He made his escape with his ill-earned pile Yet never again lived in any great style His Axholme digging had made him a Knight An honour to which he had no right He got his desserts in a debtor‘s jail And died a poor man, old and pale
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Farming in the Isle at Harvester Farm Epworth. The weather has dictated many of our activities on the farm this month. The sheep have been moved to fresh grazing ensuring that they have plenty of good grass, so that they are in the best condition ready for lambing. Many of the ewes are looking fairly round so hopefully we will have lots of lambs in the next 6-7 weeks .The rams have been returned to the a paddock nearer the farm and have settled into a more quieter way of life (no more stress from all those ―women‖!!), and seem to be enjoying each others company again after 2 months with all the ewes. The cattle have had their annual visit from the foot-trimmer, Marcus, who spent a very busy day carrying out essential treatment on all the cows and the bull making sure that all their hooves were free from any infections, then cutting and grinding back any excess growth. We had very few problems and hopefully we should be free from any foot problems for the rest of the year. It has been a busy month in the cattle yards as we have had 2 new arrivals. Firstly, Twiggy gave birth to a little black heifer, she is a very protective and carrying mum, much to the annoyance of the twins who wanted to play, only to get a biff from mum if they came too close. Secondly Buttermilk (aka Butters) gave birth to the most beautiful ginger bull calf who already has‖ attitude‖ as he struts around. All the calves are now running about in a ―gang‖ spending their time either drinking, sleeping or getting up to mischief e.g. sticking our heads through the gates and blowing bubbles in the water-trough. The Dexter beef sales have been keeping us extremely busy – I can now identify a sirloin steak from a rump steak with my eyes closed. It is very satisfying to receive all the compliments from our customers who are enjoying their meat.
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The Isle of Axholme
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Your Local History
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THE SAXONS AND SCANDINAVIANS IN THE ISLE OF AXHOLME By the end of the 4th century the Roman Empire was under attack in Eastern Europe. Troops were withdrawn from exposed limbs of the Empire to defend the centre of the Empire. Roman soldiers finally left Britain in 410 A.D. thus leaving Britain unprotected against any invaders. Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Frisians from North Germany, Denmark and Holland had been raiding the east coast during the Roman occupation. Now the Romans had gone, the way was open for invasion and settlement by them. They used the waterways of eastern England for an easy passage into inner England. Many appear to have settled in the Isle of Axholme. The best evidence of this is prosettlement with the place name ending ‖ton‖ meaning farmstead and ―ham‖ meaning a homestead or village such as Burnham, Belton, Luddington and Owston Ferry. The name Axholme is derived from two Anglo-Saxon words Axel meaning town and holme meaning island. The name Epworth comes from the Saxon name Heapeurde with Heape meaning a small hill and urde meaning a farm. As the Anglo-Saxon settlement intensified so small kingdoms were set up. The Isle of Axholme was a frontier area between the Kingdoms of Northumbria to the north and Mercia to the south and the area has been described as ―a common theatre of contention and bloodshed‖. In 653 Penda, King of Mercia passed through the Isle on his way to invade Northumbria then ruled by Edwin. A great battle was fought at Hatfield where Edwin was routed and killed. Nine years later Penda again attacked Northumbria. This time King Oswald of Northumbria was killed. It seems possible that he actually died at Burnham. For connected with him is the story of the Holy Well. Afterwards the well was reputed to have healing properties and at annual feast times children and others were brought to be healed. The Churches at Crowle and Althorpe are dedicated to Oswald.
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Now & Then – Then & Now N0 11
Anthony Catherall
This month and every month; see Epworth in by gone days and compare to today‘s images !
Fred Oliver standing outside the ‗Ellers Tavern‘ West End with his Niece Lilly Oliver from Hull circa 1933. Fred‘s wife Lillian always wanted the pub and after taking over from Nellie Shipley, the Oliver‘s stayed 10 years from 1929- 1939, then handing over to Louise & Jack Swash. The ‗Tap Room‘ with Longsaddles seats was on the right and the private sitting room to the left. Daughter Edith Oliver was the main stay behind the bar whilst younger sister Nina helped when she was in her late teens in 1938-39. Only licensed to sell beer, Barnsley Brewery mild was 5 pence and bitter 6 pence a pint, although Fred was never seen with a pint in his hand. The fold yard is to the right, and local tradition was that if any person committed suicide they were laid out in licensed premises. This happened only once recalls Nina at the Tavern and the person was placed in their barn. Eventually the Tavern closed on 14 November 1972 being converted to a private house. Below the house today in November 2009.
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News from Lindsey Lodge Hospice One in three of us will be affected by a life-limiting condition such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, heart or renal failure. Lindsey Lodge Hospice cares for people whose lives are affected by these conditions. Lindsey Lodge Hospice is an independent registered charity, number 702871, situated on Burringham Road, Scunthorpe and serves the community of the North Lincolnshire area. Anne Millett, Hospice Community Fundraiser said, ―We are so lucky in having a really active supporter group in The Isle and a lovely shop in Epworth, raising vital hospice funds throughout the year. So many people are so kind when it comes to helping Lindsey Lodge and we thank them all. ― Some events for your diary this year include the following: Saturday, March 20th, Easter Fair, St Bernadette‘s Hall, Ashby, 10-1pm. 50p entry. Sunday, June 13th, Hospice Garden Party, 1-4pm. Donation at gate. Friday, July 9th, Sleepwalk 2010, Glanford Park, from 8.30pm. Visit www.lindseylodgesleepwalk.org.uk for more information and to register or call us on 01724 843731. Sunday, July 18th, It a Knockout at Lindsey Lodge, 12.30-5pm. Teams needed! Sunday, October 3rd, Arts in the Garden at Lindsey Lodge, 12-4pm. Donation at gate.
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Epworth Primary Newsletter Help for Haiti The children have been very concerned about the earthquake in Haiti. The School Council has asked if we can help raise money for the earthquake victims and will be planning an Epworth’s Got Talent show later this term. Children will be invited to audition for the show on Wednesday 24th March at 6:30pm to which parents and children will be invited. Look out for more details later. In the meantime, we wanted to raise some money immediately to send. We will be having a non-uniform day tomorrow in school and ask for a donation to be sent in for us to send to the relief fund. We are very pleased with the attitude of the children showing a great deal of concern for the people of Haiti. The School Council has some excellent ideas about how the talent show will be organised.
Think U know how to protect your children online? We all know the dangers in the real world from strangers etc. and do all we can to protect our children. However, these days there is very real danger from the online world accessed from a laptop or mobile or other IT device in the home. In school we took part in Internet Safety Day on Tuesday February 9 th and discussed with the children how they can stay safe while online. We wanted to help the children to understand they should never give out personal details to online friends – this includes messenger ID, email address, mobile number and any pictures of themselves, their family or friends as pictures can be changed. The children needed to understand some people may lie online and they should never meet up with any strangers without an adult they can trust. For more information you could go onto these websites:
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Chinese New Year The week before Chinese New Year we had a special themed week in school with each class learning about China. Each class made a dragon to display in Assembly. Children tasted Chinese foods and the Reception children in classes 1 and 2 visited the Chinese Restaurant in Epworth. One class even took part in a tea drinking ceremony. The work included lots of different curriculum areas including Geography, I.C.T., Literacy, Maths and Art. The week started with Mrs Taylor, Assistant Headteacher showing the children a powerpoint presentation of her visit to a school in China a few years ago as part of a link made with North Lincs Schools. Schools in China are very different in lots of ways but in other ways the children are similar! The week finished with two special assemblies. In the first each class presented its dragon – we had a dragon parade. In the second Class 6 put on a special assembly for parents to show everything they had learnt over the week. Best wishes
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DUST OFF THE DUSTERS WITH MOLLY MAID It‘s strange how this time of year triggers an urge to embark upon that most rigorous of activities - spring-cleaning! These days, this need not take up all your reserves of energy - unless of course you crave the satisfaction that comes from moving furniture and discovering for yourself how much dust and grime accumulates in those forgotten corners and crevices. Leisure time has replaced money as the symbol of success, and many householders are seeking a bit of help around the home so that they are free to get some well earned rest and spend time with their family doing the things they enjoy. Andy & Lynne Crewe owns‘ the local MOLLY MAID that cleans homes across the Doncaster area and explains the benefits in hiring a professional cleaning service. ―MOLLY MAID does not only guarantee the satisfactory cleaning of your home, but is also a reliable and trustworthy organization. When you are handing over the key to your home, and perhaps the code of your burglar alarm, you want a company that is fully insured and has a safe secure system when dealing with multiple house keys.‖ Andy & Lynne have been operating in Doncaster for the last 2 years and MOLLY MAID UK celebrated their 25 th anniversary in 2009. As a result of their experience, and the thorough training that all of the maids are given, all of the teams are ready for a Spring Clean rush at this time of year. This means that a team of maids can work through the house surprisingly quickly and efficiently causing the minimum of disruption in the home. Of course if you want to give it a go yourself here are some tips from the domestic cleaning experts at MOLLY MAID: Limit your cleaning products to a quality window/glass cleaner, all-purpose cleaner, tile/grout cleaner and a toilet bowl cleaner. Apply the MOLLY MAID system on cleaning. Clean from the top of the house to the bottom and clean from top to bottom and from left to right in whatever room you are cleaning. This is the quickest and most efficient way to clean. Dust first vacuum second. That way any bits of dust or dirt will fall to the floor and be collected by the vacuum cleaner. Use a toothbrush for hard to reach areas in the bathroom and kitchen for example around the soap holder, taps and drain. Streaks on windows are unsightly and tricky to eliminate. When cleaning windows, wipe one side of the glass horizontally and the other side vertically. This way, when polishing out streaks, it will be easy to determine which side they are on.
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MATTER OR MYSTERY We are surrounded by, and are ourselves matter. So in our expressions we refer to matters of fact, or a matter of course, meaning the things we can be sure and certain of. The problem is that knowledge and understanding is always expanding. For many of you, like me, you will have been taught that there are four basic tastes. These being sweet and sour, saltines and bitterness. For us this has been matter of fact, our diet has demonstrated in numerous ways that this is so. However in January I heard on Radio 4 that there is another basic taste called unami, a Japanese word for flavour or taste. We are told it approximates to our understanding of savouriness (meatiness as in steak )—MacDonalds might be in the way to becoming MacUnami. Scientifically it is carboxylate anion of glutamic acid. Now that is a mystery! Thank God that in our life experiences not only do we have those things we know and can hold and feel, but also those we can reach out and discove, that is the mystery and unknown of life. Whether you feel you need unami to widen your understanding of diet and taste will be to your taste! However for both the known matter which gives us certainty, and for unknown mystery which extends our imagination and vision , in all we give thanks for the rich variety of life. Rev David Leese Wesley Manse Epworth
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The South Yorkshire Charity Ploughing Match is being held on Sat 27th and Sun 28th March 2010. It is a charity event raising funds for the British National Ploughing Match being held in Lincoln next October. The event will be held at Lindholme (the old airfield behind Lindholme Prison) by kind permission of HM Prison Service Lindholme & Ken & David Chappell and over 100 ploughmen, including previous National, European and World Champions, are expected each day, with horses, vintage tractors and modern equipment. David Chappell is celebrating 50 years of competing in ploughing competitions by organising a weekend of events. He won his first contest in October1960 and has had 1st places every year since and has represented England at the World Contest on 3 occasions. At the contest, ploughmen must plough 1/2 acre in 4 hours, the judges will look for straight, level furrows with all the stubble buried to achieve a clean level seedbed for the next crop and all the trash buried and sealed firmly in to prevent the carry over of weeds and diseases. A well ploughed field needs less fertiliser, less chemicals and uses less fuel to achieve a better crop, than a poorly ploughed field. The plough was invented 4000 years ago and has been gradually improved and ploughmen at this event will demonstrate the ancient art of using a plough to create the perfect seedbed. For more information or to obtain an entry form please contact David Chappell on 01302 840098/07703500412 or email alchappell@hotmail.co.uk
Sat 27th and Sun 28th March 2010 10am - 4pm At Lindholme (the old airfield behind Lindholme Prison) by kind permission of HM Prison Service Lindholme & Ken & David Chappell Open to the public. Entry is £3.00.
There will be over 100 Ploughmen each day, Horses, Vintage Tractors, Modern Equipment, Refreshments and More! Come along and enjoy watching National, European and World Class Champions competing. Showjumping Event held on Sunday 28th March at the same location, run by Boston Park Livery, for horses and Ponies. Starts 11.30 am for more info and a schedule please contact Lucy Chappell on 07976326397 or alchappell@hotmail.co.uk All proceeds will also be donated to the British National Ploughing match.
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Belton All Saints Newsletter Toys of the Past Do you remember your childhood toys? Key Stage 1 pupils have been looking at toys past and present, focusing on the similarities and differences between them. North Lincolnshire Museum Service brought a range of toys for the children to look at and try out; toys that their parents, grand-parents and even great grandparents may have played with. A wonderful session was enjoyed by all as the children discovered how the toys worked. Candlemas As a Church of England School our programme of daily acts of worship closely follows the Christian calendar, during February pupils celebrated Candlemas, an opportunity to reflect on Jesus‘ life after Christmas. School Council – Haiti Appeal Report by Ben and Jeff (Year 6 Council Reps) Over £600 raised! Last month the school council organised a fundraiser in school to help the people of Haiti following the dreadful earthquake. We had a bake sale and a ‘wear your jeans to school’ day. There was also a guess the name of the teddy and a ‘how many sweets in the jar’ competition. We raised a staggering £616. We would like to thank everybody for their donations and would like to thank everyone who donated buns without which the bake sale would not have been as successful as it was. Ben & Jeff School Displays Staff spend a lot of time creating displays of pupils work around school. These displays not only make our school a bright and lively place to be, but they also allow us to celebrate the work that the children have achieved. Here are some examples of current displays within school.
Best wishes Sarah Groves Headteacher
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The terrible winter weather caused Axholme Camera Club to cancel the first two meetings of the New Year. The programme has been rearranged to include the AVs at a later stage. However, the snowy conditions enticed a number of members to attend the Hood this year, evidenced by photographs entered in the fifth competition. The title 'People' gave members a broad spectrum, and there were portraits to crowd scenes entered. The judge, local man Ray Bramall FRPS, chose Alan Rowsell's beach scene in monochrome for 20 marks, with Andy Kershaw and new member David Nelmes close behind with 19 each. Judy Newton, awarded 'Most Improved Member' last year, came in with 18 marks. Remembrance of times In the colour section,Geoff Trinder gained 20 marks for his cheeky gang of past by Andy Kershaw youngsters, Allan Rowsell, Andy Kershaw and David Ulyett with 19s and 18s. Braving the cold damp conditions, thirteen members attended a Falconry Photography day at Sturton by Stow. Thankfully the heavy rain of the previous day had passed, but left the ground waterlogged. This did not spoil a fantastic day of photography, with Lewis, Mick and Paul, the bird handlers doing a splendid job, Lewis also giving expert tips on how to get the best results. Everyone came home with some good photographs of the birds, a Corus Swim by Andy Kershaw Barn Owl, Charlie, an Eagle Owl, Horace, and a Harris Hawk, Hedgerow, who all flew , and others who perched in trees patiently posing. Horace, a veteran at these events, even joined members in the clubhouse for lunch, enjoying a flapjack, much to his owner's surprise! They are all bird's of prey, of course, and he'd never been known to eat anything like a flapjack before. Lewis, a professional photographer, who took up falconry as a hobby, can be found on www.wildshotsfalconry.co.uk. ' Lost in the Crowd' by Andy Kershaw Member Geoff Trinder LRPS treated fellow members, visitors and guests to a superb show 'Highlands and Islands' with projected images of Scottish landscapes and wildlife, including some birds rarely seen. With the usual high standard of photography and interesting commentary, all present enjoyed a pleasant and entertaining evening. Coming up in March, Parry Jenkins will be presenting his 'Musical Tour' with projected images and presumably, music, on 3rd at Haxey Church Hall, 7.30pm. Everyone is welcome to come along and enjoy the show. There will be a small door charge, ÂŁ1.50, to include refreshments. Similarly, George Fiddler will present ' Canada and Alaska' on 30th. On 9th images from the Royal Photographic Society's Nature Group Exhibition will be shown. Everyone is welcome to attend these, too.
Kids' Gang by Geoff Trinder
The Ladies v Gents competition and a talk by Ray Brightman FRPS, DPAGB,Hon,PAGB AFIAP complete the March programme. As always, if you are interested in photography and thinking about joining the club, or just want to see if it's for you, you will be made very welcome. You can telephone Chairman Allan Rowsell, 01427 752400or just come along. Best Wishes
Lynda
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Surviving Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) - a guide for law-abiding drivers. Dear Readers, Police using Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) systems may pull over drivers who consider themselves law-abiding citizens alongside hardcore criminal drivers. Number-plates obscured by dirt or with incorrect letter and number spacing, that can‘t be read by ANPR camera, may be flagged up as suspect registrations and police sent in pursuit. Number-plates that have been stolen or cloned by criminals and used to evade prosecution for speeding, illegal parking, insurance and other offences may also land the registered car owners in trouble. And then there may be inaccuracies and delays in the data used to identify rogue cars. For their part, drivers need to appreciate that the need to keep their number-plates street legal has never been so great, and that failure to do so is more likely to bring prosecution for a Construction and Use offence. "Whereas, in the past, police officers may have unofficially turned a blind eye to numberplates covered in mud or customised registrations unless they needed to stop a car, ANPR may mean that the days of the fancy or dirty plate are numbered. "ANPR helps police to catch illegal vehicles and drivers together at the roadside, whereas clamping and removing rogue cars, although taking them out of circulation, rarely catches up with offenders who simply buy another cheap vehicle. However, there will be other drivers, whose number-plates are obscured or cloned, who may be caught in the net." From the point of view of police and other enforcement agencies, that any inaccuracies in data records held by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) and any time lag in recording changes in motorist‘s circumstances may end up with drivers being caught by ANPR. "Sometimes, wrong information is fed on to the DVLA database by car owners, who may make mistakes or by criminals who try to create a false record. With so many sources of data, such as from post offices, MOT test centres, insurance companies and people who have sold cars privately, it is critical that it is all timely and accurate now that enforcement increasingly hinges on these records. If you are interested in further information regarding the courses that we offer you will be able to find this information on the Institute of Advanced Motorists website at Safe Driving Paul Tuke. Chairman. .
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What’s On In Your area in Epworth and Belton Activity
Meeting place
Time
Mon
Chatterbox
Wesley Memorial, Epworth
09:00-12:00
Contact
Mon
Keep Fit
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
14.00-15.00
01427 873569
Mon
Modern Jive Dance
Belton Park Pavilion
19:45-21:30
0792 9209890
Mon
Epworth Brownies
Ivy Andrew Hall, Epworth
18:00 - 19:30
01427 873161
Mon
First Steps Play Group
Stepping Stones Pre School
09:30-11:30
0770 8580816
Mon
Children‘s Dancing
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
16.00- 20.00
Nicola
Mon
Pilates
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
20.00 -21.00
01427 752548
Mon
NHS Stop Smoking
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall
17.00 -18.30
Ann
Mon
Epworth Youth Club
Epworth Youth Centre
19.00-21.00
13-19years
Mon
Keep Fit
Belton Park Pavilion
18.30-20.20
Mon
Army Cadets
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall
18.45-21.00
01724 858918
Tues
Rosemary Conley Diet and Exercise
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
16.45 - 18.15
01724 710626
Tues
Axholme Elite Taewondo
Epworth Lesuire Centre
18.00-20.00
01427 873335
Tues
Axholme Arts Club
13 Queen St, Epworth - Adults
19:00 - 21:00
01427 873947
Tues
Horticulture Society (2nd Tuesday)
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
19:00 -21.00
01427 872252
Tues
Epworth Town Council
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall
18.30 - 21.00
1st Tuesday
Tues
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts
Belton Park Pavilion
17.00-21.00
Wed
Jack n Box
Wesley Memorial, Epworth
10:00-11:30
Wed
Belton Brownies
Belton All Saints Primary School
18:00-19:30
01427 872109
Wed
Belton Rainbows
Belton All Saints Primary School
16:45-17:45
01427 754009
Wed
Belton Guides
Belton All Saints Primary School
19:30 - 21:00
01427 872227
Wed
Rosemary Conley Diet and Exercise
Belton Park Pavilion
Wed
Sunshine Yoga
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
09.30 -11.00 13.00-15.00 18.00-20.15
Wed
Epworth Youth Club
Epworth Youth Centre
19.00-21.00
Wed
Active Ageing
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
10.00 - 11.00
01724 297255
Wed
Army Cadets
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall
18.45 - 21.00
01724 858918
Wed
Belton Mums and Tots
Belton Public Hall
13.30-15.00
01427 872175
Wed
Street Dance
Belton Park Pavilion
16.20-20.40
Thurs
Children‘s Dancing
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
16.00- 20.00
Thurs
Whist
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall
13.30-16.00
01427 873622
Thurs
Bingo
Epworth Imperial Hall
18.30-21.00
01427 873622
Thurs
Axholme Arts Club
13 Queen Street, Epworth - Juniors
16:15-1745
01427 873947
Thurs
Axholme Elite Taekwondo
Epworth Leisure Centre
18.00-20.00
0794 6607762
Thurs
Baby Signing
Epworth Methodist Church
13.30-14.30
Thurs
Autumn Club Over 50‘s
Belton Park Pavilion
14.00-16.00
Thurs
Keep Fit
Belton Park Pavilion
18.30-19.30
Thurs
North Lincs Community Concert Band Conservative Cub, Scunthorpe (Rehearsals) 19:00 -22:00
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What’s On In Your area in Epworth and Belton Fri
Red Cross Whist
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall;
19.00 - 21.00
Fri
Belton Bingo Club
Belton Park Pavilion
06:30pm start
Fri
Junior Gym
Epworth Leisure Centre
15.30-16.30
01427 873845
Fri
Active Ageing
Epworth Imperial Hall - Main Hall
13.00 - 14.00
01724 297255
Sat
Football Academy
Belton Park Pavilion
10.00-12.00
Sat
Bingo
Epworth Imperial Hall - Small Hall
18.30-21.00
SNYG
Wesley Memorial, Epworth
0730-21:00
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CROFT HOUSE KENNEL & CATTERY Heated Kennels & Cattery Individual covered runs Dogs walked daily Vaccination certificates required Dog grooming available
A WARM FRIENDLY WELCOME WHERE YOUR DOGS & CATS WILL BE CARED FOR AS IF THEY WERE OUR OWN !
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3rd Friday
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The Ealand Academy of Performing Arts Classes in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Street Jazz, Acrobatics, Break Dancing, Singing and Drama
Children from 2 years to adults 1st class is FREE Boy only classes available
Training for shows, competitions, exams and auditions
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Business Directory
Advice Pensions Helpline
0800 991234
Beauty
Electricity Emergencies
0800 375 675
The Hair Shop Westwoodside
Transco - Gas leaks
080 111 999
Yorkshire Water
0845 1242424
Care in the Community
01427 752455
Boarding Kennels/Grooming Croft House Kennels and Cattery
01427 890235
Clothing/Fashion/Home Isle Sew It - Alterations & Repairs
07804 304714
0800 009966
Utopia Soft Furnishings - Epworth
01427 873469
Childline
0800 1111
Health / Fitness
Neighbourhood Watch
01482 444466
NSPCC
0808 80050000
RSPCA
08705 555999
NHS Direct
0845 4647
Age Concern
Rosemary Conley Diet and Fitness
Quality Lifestyles Personal Training Consultancy Paul Seaman ACSM HFI 01427 753591 / 07714 318958
Taxi Service / Driving Schools Dave Addlesee School of Motoring
01427 872680 07773 199760
Alan‘s Private Hire, Belton
01427 875765 07721 584289
Community Crime stoppers`
0800 555 111
Carers Support Centre
01652 650585
Isle of Axholme Lions
01427 752139
Isle of Axholme Osteoporosis Support Group
01427 875752
Education and General
01724 712700
P T Taxi
01427 754531 / 07790 817691
Trade/Craftsmen C M Developments (Yorkshire) Ltd - Building Services
01302 770216 07815 573589
Simon White Building Contractors
01427 873446 07831 690591 01427 874377 07833 638521
Epworth Country Primary School
01427 872345
Dean Gregory Electrical
Belton All Saints Primary School
01427 872391
Mulberry Primary School
01427 752355
A.E.S. Tiling (Ceramic Floor & Wall Tiling) www.aestiling.org.uk 01302 885401 07749519557
Westwoodside Mobile Library
01724 865675
Haxey Library - Memorial Hall
01724 753239
Westwoodside Dental Surgery
01427 753180
01427 874413
Sinclair Davis Décor
01427 872141/07904 285934
Meteor Security Ltd
01302 623427 / 07917 766922
D Brown Joinery
0779 5321054 / 01302 350363
C Bacon Furniture Restorer 01302 882996/ 0797324824 Axholme Pest Control 01427 873608 / 07766747245
Leisure Epworth Leisure Centre
01427 873845
My Vue cinema
08712 240240
Odeon
08712 244007
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Business/Finance Hurstons Accountants & Business Advisors 01427 873737 MJ Button Accountants
01724 711881
Children’s Entertainment
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North Lincs Community Concert Band - Rehearsals - Mr B Page
Belton Bouncy Castles 07788 896988 / 01427 872215
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