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INTRODUCTION We can’t believe November has come around so soon. How are you coping with the shorter days and colder nights that this month has to offer?

Here at Our Goole, we’ve been doing all we can to avoid the summer blues by focusing our attention on the upcoming festive season and producing this fantastic edition for you.

Inside you can read all about the winner of Goole’s Got Talent, Rosie Childs, and her impressive singing career. Or do you want to adopt a furry friend before the festive season?

Why don’t you read our RSPCA feature where four friendly felines are looking for a new home?

Elsewhere in this edition, we were thrilled to

interview the 19-year-old mayor of Goole, Terence Smith - read all about what life is like as Britain’s youngest mayor inside.

And if that isn’t enough for you, Turnbridge Day Nursery in East Cowick is among ten nurseries across England to be the first to achieve Millie’s Mark, the new quality mark for excellence in paediatric first aid for early years settings.

And turn to page 31 for your chance to ease some of the financial pressures surrounding Christmas by winning a £30 Tesco voucher.

There’s lots going on in Goole this month so take a look at our events pages and make sure you take the time to make the most of our fantastic town.

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IN THIS ISSUE November 2016

Horoscopes 34

Events 38

09 MEET THE GOOLE’S GOT TALENT WINNER Our Goole caught up with talent show winner, Rosie Childs,

26, from Snaith

14 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH THE MAYOR OF GOOLE We talk politics, clubbing and music guilty pleasures!

26 FOCUS ON: GOOLE AND DISTRICT RSPCA Could you grant these feline friends their Christmas wish of

a purr-fect family?

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30 NURSERY RECEIVES NEW MILLIE’S MARK AWARD Turnbridge Day Nursery

among ten nurseries to achieve Millie’s Mark.

31 COMPETITION Win a £30 Tesco gift card!

37 SPORTS NEWS Goole AFC launch

community partnership scheme

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FROM A POLICE We ask - what is restorative justice?

This month, PCSO Michelle Cooper explains how restorative justice can help offenders take responsibility, empower victims and lower the risk of reoffending

‘80 per cent of offenders state that taking part in restorative justice lessens their likelihood of reoffending’

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E PERSPECTIVE: Many people have never heard of restorative justice and when it is mentioned, we are often asked: ‘What is it?’.

Put simply, restorative justice gives victims the opportunity to meet or communicate with their offenders to explain the impact of their crime.

It can be used for both adult and juvenile offenders but it can only take place if both the offender and victim are willing. Restorative justice can take place through a face-to-face meeting between the victim and offender, via letters, audio recordings, video, or communication through a facilitator.

The communication involved must be two-way, directly or indirectly between the victim and offender – so, for example, a letter of apology is not restorative justice.

The preparation stage of restorative justice is key – a skilled facilitator must risk assess each individual to determine the suitability. If deemed inappropriate or unsafe for either party then the process will not take place.

The process helps offenders take responsibility for their actions, express remorse and hopefully make amends. It also empowers victims by giving them a chance to explain the real impact of the crime. Eighty per cent of offenders state that taking part in restorative justice lessens their likelihood of reoffending.

Over 50 per cent of victims who took part in a restorative justice conference think that the offenders have received a proportionate sentence and 85 per cent of victims are completely satisfied with the whole process.

The police play an important role in restorative justice. For lowlevel crimes they can make restorative justice available as part of an out-of-court disposal. This could be in the form of a conditional caution or as part of a community resolution.

Some officers are able to directly deliver restorative justice for these crimes. Cases beyond the scope of their expertise would then be referred to a local restorative justice service.

The process is really positive and every £1 spent on restorative justice saves up to £8 by reducing the cost of reoffending.

CRIMES IN YOUR AREA • Entry was gained into two unsecured cars in Goole and items stolen.

• Front and rear number plates were stolen from a vehicle.

• A van was damaged in an attempted break in.

• Two unsecured bicycles were stolen from a rear garden in Goole.

• A car roof was damaged as a result of someone climbing on to it.

• A chainsaw was stolen from an unsecured shed.

• Several items were stolen from an unsecured vehicle.

• An unsecured ladies cycle was stolen from a driveway.

• A shed in a garden was broken into, however the shed alarm activated and the person/s fled without taking anything.

• An outer pane of a UPVC window was damaged as the result of an object being thrown at it.

• Entry was gained into a secure container and equipment was stolen from the tennis club.

• Entry was gained into a secure property and cash and jewellery stolen.

• A catalytic convertor and exhaust were stolen from a van parked on a driveway in Goole.

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Exclusive: Meet the Goole’s Got Talent winner

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Our Goole caught up with talent show winner, Rosie Childs, 26, from Snaith, for an exclusive chat about her singing career Rosie, have you always lived in the Goole area?

No – I moved to Snaith just over a year ago but I was actually born and grew up in Ghana. My husband, Chris, is English – we met when he was in Ghana for work. I was singing in the hotel he was staying at. We fell in love, married in Ghana and then I moved to England in May 2015 with our daughter, Ariana, 2.

How long have you been singing for?

I’ve loved singing all my life – I used to sing at church a lot when I was growing up – but I’ve been singing professionally for around six years now. In 2012 I entered Ghana’s nationally televised Vodafone Icons as part of a group called Waves and we came third. After that I became the resident singer for a number of five-star hotels in Ghana.

What do you love about singing?

When I stand on a stage I feel like a different person and I can really express myself through the music. The lyrics I sing usually mean a lot to me and I love being able to

connect with my audience and allow them to feel it too.

Who is your inspiration?

Whitney Houston – she had such a powerful, beautiful voice and presence and I’ll always aspire to be like her.

Do you have support from friends and family?

My friends and family in Ghana have always been really supportive. They were thrilled to hear I’d won Goole’s Got Talent. The support is great here in England too – my mother-in-law Sue is definitely my biggest fan!

What are your plans for the future?

I am busy being a mum at the minute but I’m still available for open-mic nights and parties or events.

When my daughter goes to school I plan on booking more gigs and pursuing my singing career further – I can’t wait!

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A way into the world of work for autistic adults Adults on the autistic spectrum are being given the opportunity to gain work experience thanks to a new volunteering partnership Goldcrest House, a residential care home for adults with autism and learning difficulties, has developed a volunteering partnership with homeless charity Emmaus in a bid to provide service users with work experience.

expertise by preparing donated goods for display and sale in the Goole charity shop.

Phillip gained his volunteering position through his own merits after attending an interview with the shop manager.

The care home, situated on Boothferry Road, provides care to adults over the age of 18, whose primary need is due to autism.

The partnership with Emmaus will provide Goldcrest service users with the opportunity to volunteer at the charity in the hope that it could lead to paid employment.

Phillip Priestley is the first service user to benefit from the new partnership. He has been offering his skills and

Phillip told us: ‘I really enjoy going to work. I enjoy the rapport, it’s loads of fun, and hopefully this is the first step that will enable me to find paid work in the future.’

Molly Coleman, Emmaus shop manager, told Our Goole: ‘We were really impressed with Phillip’s eagerness to contribute. He had previous experience working for Autism Plus and Scope and that was a definite plus for us. We had no hesitation in welcoming Phillip into our team.’

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Old Goole charity receives youth club funding

The Moorlands Community Charity has been selected to receive funding from the Co-op Local Community Fund The money will enable the charity to continue running its youth club in Old Goole so that young people have a safe place to socialise.

Jacky Crawford, Head of Service at the charity, told Our Goole: ‘The Moorlands Community Charity works to improve the quality of life for residents of Old Goole and the surrounding neighbourhood.

We provide services and activities aiming to support and empower communities.

‘There are no scout clubs or other

social clubs that are accessible without travelling across one of the busiest and most dangerous roads in Goole so The Moorlands Charity provides a much-needed service offering a range of games, sport art and a cyber cafe in one of the most deprived areas of East Riding.’

Other projects within the charity include; a migrant support service delivering outreach support in schools, libraries and health centres, a weekly cyber café for eight to thirteen-year-olds and a community café within the Moorlands Centre

serving residents from the community.

The charity also provides social event and outings for those who are over 60-years-old, providing contact and social interaction.

You can support the charity by logging in to your Co-op membership account and selecting the Moorlands Community Charity.

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“When I’m in a nightclub the DJs love to shout out ‘We’ve got the mayor of Goole in the house’” Our Goole was lucky enough to grab the chance to get up close and personal with Britain’s youngest mayor, Terence Smith.

We talk politics, clubbing and music guilty pleasures!

So Terence, how does a 19-yearold become the mayor of Goole?

I’ve always been engaged with politics – during the build-up to the 2015 elections, I helped out with Jacky Crawford’s campaign in Goole going door-to-door in the community. I really loved it and decided to run for the council. It’s been a bit of a whirlwind from there really; my campaign was successful and I was elected councillor. Soon after, I was named as deputy mayor.

It is tradition that the deputy takes over the role of mayor at the end of the council year so that’s what happened.

For those who don’t know, what does being a mayor actually entail?

Essentially, it’s a PR role with a gold chain. I regularly attend functions, meetings and events where I am promoting Goole and all the brilliant things it has to offer.

Do you feel you are treated differently to other mayors because of your young age?

When I was elected as deputy mayor there were members of the general public who complained I was too young and asked: ‘What 14

life experience has he got?’, but I was heavily defended by the council and other mayors who agreed that a young perspective could be a really positive thing for Goole. When I became mayor, most of the doubters had fizzled out, but there are still a few who feel I’m too young for the role. I take it all in my stride though and I don’t let it distract me from my role.

You’ve just started studying at the University of Hull – how is it going?

It’s been great so far. The university has been really helpful and supportive of my role as mayor and my course mates are loving the fact that I am a bit of a celebrity – they find it fascinating. I think people worried that being away from Goole would mean that I engaged less with the community and my role, but if anything has changed it’s that I feel more engaged with the town. I feel more proud to be from Goole than ever and I am not too far away, so I can still continue with all of my appearances and meetings as usual.

Are you conscious of maintaining a professional image while being a student?

Very! I have to always be aware that people might know who I am and I don’t want to be caught doing anything that could be used to show me in a negative light. I still drink and go on nights out like a typical student, but I’m usually the one carrying people home and making the complimentary cups of water!

Some people say I’ve lost out on my teenage years and grown up too fast, but it’s been a fantastic opportunity and I’d choose to do it all over again the same way if I had to. If anything, my role has enhanced my student life, not hindered it. When I’m in a nightclub the DJs love to shout out ‘We’ve got the mayor of Goole in the house’ and things like that. I’m always a bit mortified but my friends think it’s hilarious.

Our Goole is all about promoting the positive things about Goole – what do you love about it?

I love the community spirit and the fact that you can always spot a ‘Goolie’. We are outgoing, have no fear and will always tell you how it is and I think that’s brilliant.

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Now we’ve covered all the serious stuff – are you ready for our quick-fire questions so our readers can get to know you a bit more?

[Laughs] Fire away, I’ll do my best.

What’s your favourite TV show?

Only Fools and Horses - it’s a classic.

Your music guilty pleasure?

It has to be D:Ream - Things Can Only Get Better.

Which three people, dead

or alive, would you invite to your dinner party?

David Bowie, Brian Blessed and the Queen (just so I can make sure there’s someone more important than me at the table!)

What’s the last text you received?

‘Have you got any washing?’

from my Grandma. I’m going home this weekend – my reply was obviously ‘Yes please!’.

What’s your favourite place on the planet?

Goole – without a doubt! There’s no better feeling than seeing that skyline and knowing you’re home.

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Sleep out for Goole’s homeless and vulnerable Being homeless and sleeping rough can be a traumatising and dangerous experience. Unless you have experienced it first-hand, it is nearly impossible to understand what homeless people actually go through.

That’s why Our Goole was thrilled to hear that the people of Goole have been raising awareness and understanding by ditching their beds and spending a night on the streets.

On Friday, October 7, dozens of people took to the streets of Goole for a sleep-out which was organised by Gavin Broadhead who runs local group, ‘Helping Goole’s Most Vulnerable and Homeless’.

Gavin, 36, has lived in Goole all of his life and is a night duty officer at Goole YMCA. He told Our Goole: ‘YMCA

provides incredible help to young people between the ages of 16 and 25, but I wanted to support people of all ages.

‘The group aims to point homeless and vulnerable people in the right direction to find a bed, food or any other services they require.

‘I decided to start up the group one day after finishing my shift at YMCA. It was the day of the election and on my way home I passed two homeless people. It made me think – no matter who gets in power, these two people will still have nowhere to sleep tomorrow night. I thought that if I could help them at all then I would.

‘I took to the streets from 6am-6pm on the sleep-out with Mission Trinity volunteers, some YMCA residents and members of the public. Local businesses paid £20 to sponsor the sleep-out and we’re really thankful to them.

Hopefully it can happen every year and more people will get involved.’

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Grants galore in Goole The Council is set to award a number of Active Creative Grants to events and projects in Goole and the East Riding A number of groups and organisations in Goole will be awarded Active Creative Grants from East Riding of Yorkshire Council, in support of Hull UK City of Culture 2017.

Grants ranging between £900 and £2,500 are being awarded – subject to conditions being met by the applicants – to allow a range of groups and organisations to develop arts and cultural opportunities for residents and visitors.

Among the successful applicants are Goole Civic Society for the Goole Festival of Water – a grant for a day-long festival on a route using the Aire and Calder Navigation from the Waterways Museum to Ouse Dock in the town centre. It will be a public history project, exploring how two centuries of innovation, change and migration have formed the identity of the town.

East Riding Regional Cinemas will receive a grant towards the ‘On Film Festival’ which will be spread over 2017 and will see personalities introduce films they have a particular interest in. Junction in Goole is one of the venues the festival will visit.

In total, over £32,000 will be awarded in Active Creative Grants by the council to 17 applicants and organisations.

Some of the other projects receiving the grants are; Castaway, Goole – Sing across the East Riding; Junction with Goole/Goole Town Council – The Gravy Project and The Shire Hall Trust, Howden – Children’s Festival.

Councillor Richard Burton, portfolio holder for civic wellbeing and culture, said: ‘The council is a principal partner in Hull UK City of Culture 2017, and we were keen to offer additional funding for projects in our area that are creative at heart, transformational, and celebrate arts and culture in the East Riding.

‘I am delighted that we are able to award these grants - subject to final conditions being met – to such a wide range of applicants. The projects that these grants will help to fund will add enormously to the cultural offering right across the East Riding next year and add a whole new element to Hull 2017.

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The Read School celebrates 350th anniversary with time capsule A time capsule was inserted into the wall of the new music building currently being constructed at The Read School, Drax, as part of the 350th anniversary celebrations in 2017 The box contained a school prospectus and magazine, CD, DVD, local and national newspapers, including the Goole Times and Selby Times, along with poems written by the Prep School and small items of memorabilia.

It was inserted into an interior wall of the new building which is set to be completed by the spring of 2017.

This coincides with the school’s 350th anniversary next year and is intended to provide a snapshot of life at the school for future generations to study. The ceremony was performed by the Headmaster Dr John Sweetman with

Heads of School, Alfie Thomlinson and Lizzy Limbert.

Dr Sweetman said: ‘It is very exciting to think that the box may be opened by someone many years into the future and to imagine how much the school, and indeed the world, will have changed by then.

‘This is the second time capsule on the site, the first being inserted into the brickwork of the tower at the front of school when it was built in 1908/09, and who knows who will have the excitement of opening either of these boxes and discovering what the school was like in a different period of history.

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In this month’s Business Column, Business Support Specialist Heidi Green gives us her five top tips on making the most of your quieter times by reflecting on your business strategies

Manage your time effectively for a better business When you’re a business owner, time can be more valuable than money. But how do you react when business goes quiet? All businesses have peaks and troughs caused by seasonal trends and managing time effectively is key to ensure continuity of work.

It’s crucial to measure and reflect on the outcomes of our business strategies to see what works well and what doesn’t in order to enable continuity of activity and performance.

Use quiet times effectively to take a step back and do this.

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1. Review your business plan. Make sure it’s up to date and your strategy is helping you achieve your chosen goals.

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4. Look for cost savings. When was the last time you really analysed your spending? Could you be paying too much for utilities? Is your networking giving you a return on investment? Increasing your bottom line is not just about increasing sales, it is also about saving money on your expenditure.

5. Review your marketing. You could perhaps make some changes to keep your website fresh. Consider whether you are you making the best use of social media. Are you utilising testimonials from happy customers? Ask yourself whether your marketing and communication is relevant and engaging.

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This month we focus on Goole & District RSPCA Back in February we featured two gorgeous kittens from Goole and District RSPCA who were looking for a new forever home. Now, as December approaches, we thought we’d try and grant some more feline friends their Christmas wish of a purr-fect family.

Goole & District RSPCA is a registered charity and, while they support and work with the national RSPCA, they are primarily responsible for generating their own funds to help and care for sick, injured and desperate animals in the local area.

The branch is run by a team of volunteers who spend their time fundraising, doing home checks or looking after the animals in their care.

The volunteers are extremely dedicated – they even foster cats and kittens in their own homes until they are ready to find their forever families.

Some of the kittens were born in care and others have been rescued by the inspectorate. They are socialised in a fosterer’s home where possible so they become purrfectly playful and sociable cats.

The RSPCA do not re-home until kittens are at least eight weeks of age and have had their first vaccinations to ensure they are in the best of health.

Georgina Petty, press officer and volunteer for Goole RSPCA said: ‘The cats and kittens fostered by us are usually unwanted and unloved so they will need considerable time and patience from an understanding owner to allow them to form a strong relationship.

‘To be eligible to view or adopt one of our animals you will first need to have a home visit where an RSPCA-trained home visitor will talk through cat and kitten ownership with you. Giving one of our furry friends a happy home could be the best decision you ever make.’

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Could you give this cat its forever home?

Rosa This pretty one-year-old was found on the streets after recently having what is believed to be her second litter of kittens.

Rosa was thin and unsure of people at first but she has been in foster care for several weeks now and is putting on weight and understanding that people look after you and love you.

Her real nature is coming out and she is becoming a very sweet and loving little black cat. Can you give this smart girl the loving secure home she deserves?

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Gorgeous Harry likes to sit on your knee and is very playful

Dory is a beautiful kitten looking for a new home

Could you provide a home for lovely little Lilo ?

If you are interested in adopting one of our feline friends you’ll need to organise a home visit. You can arrange one by calling 07599087527 between 9am and 8pm, Monday to Saturday.

Goole RSPCA charges adoption fees of £55 for an adult (over six-months-old) or £70 for a kitten. This fee covers neutering, blood testing, vaccinations (including leukaemia), ID chipping and up-to-date de-fleaing and worming treatments to ensure your new life-long friend gets a purr-fect new start.

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This month property expert David Leake, of Housesetc reports This month property expert Leake of in Housesetc on the drop-off of enquiries as David predicted earlier the year

discusses the effect of Brexit on the housing market

Will Brexit mean more uncertainty for home owners?

Data released by the Land Registry shows that the average price of a property in the UK is now £218,964 after a sizeable increase of 8.4% over the past year – in August alone the average property price rose 1.3%.

A growth of 13.3% was recorded in the East of England with 12.2% in the south east and 12.1% in Greater London.

However, some experts are beginning to warn of Brexitinspired trouble for the housing market leading to low or negative price growth in 2017.

The pound’s recent weakness provides a timely reminder that challenges lie ahead.

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Issue 010 - November 2016 As inflation returns over the winter it will squeeze household incomes and spending.

The pressure on consumers and the cautious approach to spending by businesses mean that the UK is facing a period of relatively low growth.

Meanwhile, Brexit has caused a great deal of uncertainty in the market and this uncertainty can be seen in the fall-through rates – 31 per cent of residential sales fell through before completion in the third quarter of 2016. Almost half of these were because buyers changed their mind which reflects the anxiety present in the market.

Other reasons cited for house sales falling through include; a seller negotiating a better offer from another buyer, survey issues, difficulties securing finance, and buyer or seller pulling out because they felt the sale was progressing too slowly.

With Theresa May announcing that Article 50 will be triggered by the end of March 2017 signalling the commencement of Brexit, it is likely that the housing market looks set to have more uncertainty to contend with.

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Dennis Morgan and Gary Quinn have been dedicated to providing excellent service, quality and value since they set up their business a quarter of a century ago. Now, over 30 experienced loyal employees form the Morgan and Quinn family, and the duo’s success doesn’t look set to slow down.

Gary, when was Morgan and Quinn founded?

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AQUARIUS 21ST JAN-18TH FEB Expect a surge in physical energy after the 9th when you will suddenly feel an increase in drive and motivation and want to beetle about getting things done. Busy, busy, busy!

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SPORTSNEWS New walking football and netball sessions in Goole

Residents in Goole who want to improve their fitness but are worried that their age or mobility may be an obstacle are now able to join new walking netball and football sessions.

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Following the success of walking netball sessions elsewhere in the East Riding, brand new sessions have started in Goole.

The free weekly sessions, which launched at East Riding Leisure Goole at the end of October, are running for six weeks initially with the support of England Netball development officer Pauline Hardy.

Pauline said: ‘Walking netball really is a fantastic way of getting into the sport for the first time or perhaps re-discovering a love of the sport regardless of a person’s age or ability.

‘Since the sport was launched in the East Riding a year ago it has proved to be incredibly popular and extending the sessions to Goole is just the next step along its development.’

The sessions are aimed at ladies aged 50 and over with games played with adapted rules on a reduced size court. In addition, brand new weekly walking football sessions started at East Riding Leisure Goole on Wednesday, October 19.

The sessions aim to provide people aged 50 and over with fun, sociable football games and skills to improve fitness for those who may have previously played and want the chance to kick a ball once again.

The sessions will be led by Adam Gibson, community sports coach with the council’s sport, play & arts service. He said: ‘No matter what people’s fitness or skill levels I would encourage anyone wanting to find out more to go along and give it a go.’

For further information about the walking netball sessions or to book a place contact Kelly Pritchard on 01405 769005 and to enquire about the walking football sessions contact Adam Gibson on 01482 392528.

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GOOLE AFC LAUNCHES NEW COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP SCHEME Goole AFC is aiming to bring the local community together by launching a partnership scheme

The Goole AFC Community Partnership Scheme is free to join and is open to any local junior football club, disability football clubs, women’s football, non-football related sport clubs, schools, cub-scout and guide movements and local charities.

at one of Goole AFC’s home matches.

The aim of the scheme is to bring together the community of Goole, while at the same time working with your club or organisation to help it flourish and to provide benefits for your players and members.

Schools will also be able to have tours of the stadium and a walk through history of the club.

Benefits of joining the Community Partnership Scheme include; a photoshoot with the chairman or director of the club, a meet and greet with the manager and players after matches and the opportunity to set up a stand and promote your club

Partners will also receive an announcement of your club or organisation over the Tannoy at a game, discounted offers on the use of Goole AFC’s hospitality box, and a chance to get involved with various volunteering roles within the club.

Joint chairman, Andy Norman, said: ‘It is a really exciting time to be involved with Goole AFC. If your club or organisation isn’t currently a member of our Community Partnership Scheme then I would urge you or someone at your club to get in touch.’

For further details, contact Andy on 07766 751190.

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If you have any local events you would like to promote in Our Goole, COMPLETELY FREE OF CHARGE, email us at: news@ourgoole.co.uk Every Monday 7.30pm-8.30pm Defence Lab DNA Adults Learn the science of defence! Get fit and have fun while joining a great community.

Elite Fitness, Goole Tel. 0800 772 0854

another person. Come along and enjoy a little bit of social time. We have interesting speakers, trips, quizzes, lunches and lots more.

Meet at the Courtyard, Goole

Every Tuesday, 6.30pm-7.30pm Feathersteps School of Dance Beginner Ballroom & Latin Class.

The Shire Hall, Howden Tel. 01430 431535 Every Monday & Thursday 6.20pm-7.30pm Team24 Free Fit Camp All abilities and ages welcome men, women and children. Bring friends, family, water and a mat!

Admission £1 charity donation.

Goole Academy, Centenary Road, Goole First Tuesday of the month, 1.30pm-3pm Parkinson’s disease Support Group If you are a person living with Parkinson’s disease or its effects, the Goole Support Group warmly invites you to attend their meetings. Open to anyone with Parkinson’s disease, their carers, family or friends.

The Courtyard, Goole Tel. 01405 837100

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Every Tuesday, 11am-1pm West Park Café Parents and Toddlers Group Come and socialise with other parents, share ideas and support.

There will be lots of toys available for the children. No entry fee.

West Park, Goole

Every Wednesday, 7pm-9pm Good news bible college offers bible-based courses From Certificate In Ministry To Advanced Diploma In Ministry.

Tel. Dennis Evans 07561 850088 or Revden1@btinternet.com Meet at YMCA, Goole Every Thursday, 7pm-8.30pm Evening Yoga For All All ages and abilities welcome.

The Courtyard, Goole Tel. 01405 837100

Every Tuesday, 7.30pm Roy Secretary Goole Solo Club Social evening.

Ilkeston Ave Community Centre Tel. 01405 767057 Second Tuesday of every month, 1.20pm-3.30pm Goole & District Carers Support Group Free meeting - pop along for a cuppa and a chat! Open to anyone who has a caring role looking after

Every other Thursday, 2pm-3pm Thursday Club Go along to this pensioners social club- everyone is welcome (even if you’re not a pensioner!)

Rawcliffe Gospel Hall. Tel. Harold on 01405 839521

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Thursday 3rd November, 8pm Folk in the Bar On the first Thursday of every month Junction presents a laidback evening of acoustic music in the Walkway Cafe Bar. Musicians are welcome to come along and perform.

Junction. Tel. 01405 763652 Saturday 12th November, 8pm Warsaw Village Band The band performs traditional Polish folk tunes.

Junction. Tel. 01405 763652 Saturday 12th November, 7.30pm The Beautiful Couch Emulating the sound of two of Hull’s finest and most popular exports, The Beautiful South and The Housemartins. The group formed in 2002 and have played all over the country. ‘The Couch’ built up a loyal following and a huge reputation in the tribute band world.

The Shire Hall, Howden.

Tel. 01430 432510 Friday 18 November, 7.30pm 80’s Night Fancy dress welcome. Tickets £5.

Tickets will be available from the Homestart Office, The Courtyard.

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Saturday 19th November Model Rail Show Proceeds donated towards the church funds. Approx. 10 layouts in verious gauges. Refreshments available. £4 | £2.

Wressle Village Hall Tel: 01405 762476

Friday 25th November Hook Gardening Club Guest Speaker - Alice Wilson: Market Place Farm Talk - willow weaving demonstration.

Tel: 01405 769725 Saturday 26th November, 8pm An Evening with James Hill & Anne Janelle Back by popular demand, Canadian king of ukulele James Hill and cellist Anne Janelle return to Goole! Their award-winning album True Love Don’t Weep won the Canadian Folk Music Award for Best Traditional Album of the Year in 2009 and had seen them perform internationally. Featuring complimentary contrasts between the Cello and Uke. Junction. Tel. 01405 763652

Saturday 3rd December, 7pm A magical evening Filled with all your favourite Christmas tunes guaranteed to get you in the festive mood.

Foot tapping and singing along compulsory!

Junction. Tel. 01405 763652 Saturday, 7th January, 7.30pm Bon Giovi Tribute to the New Jersey-based stadium rockers The Shire Hall, Howden.

Tel. 01430 432510

Thursday 16th February, 7pm National Theatre Live: Saint Joan (12A) Gemma Arterton is Joan of Arc, broadcast live from the Donmar Warehouse.

Bernard Shaw’s classic play follows the life and trial of a young country girl who declares a bloody mission to drive the English from France.

As one of the first Protestants and nationalists, she threatens the very fabric of the feudal society and the Catholic Church across Europe.

Junction. Tel. 01405 763652

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