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“You may not be able to control every situation and its outcome but you can control your at titude and how you deal with it” Allen Klein June already and the summer months are upon us. Exam season is in full swing and you can find a summer fair, gala or other outdoor event to go to most weekends. You will find details of many such events on these pages. Following the success of our Jess Glynne and Rita Ora ticket giveaways, this month we have a pair of tickets for Madness performing after racing at Doncaster Racecourse this summer. Look out for the Giveaway details in the magazine for your chance to enter. I thought it was about time I updated my photo here in the magazine – people have been starting to notice that the previous image taken quite a few years ago was just a little out of date! Thank you very much to Di Fisher at The Photo Den for offering everyone present at a recent networking meeting the opportunity to have a new headshot taken. Di is an experienced Business Photographer, who also offers Photo Walks, Workshops and social events for those keen to improve their photography skills. Visit www.photoden.biz to find out more. The July issue will be delivered to you late June. If you would like to have something included in this, please make sure details are with me by Friday 14th June. Don’t forget to let me have details in good time if you have an event to publicise this summer. Enjoy June and I will be back in a months’ time with your July magazine.

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BAWTRY HEALTH WALKS T The Bawtry Health Walk would love you to join the walk, in and around Bawtry and Austerﬁeld. We would love a few more men to join us, I promise, the ladies don't bite!

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Last year the Women's Institute resolution was to help elevate loneliness, as a result, the Bawtry WI thought the Connect Club would go a little way to help. If you want a change of four walls, meet new or old friends, want to talk, or just have a cuppa, then we would love to meet you. The Connect Club is on a Tuesday 2-4pm fortnightly at the Methodist Church Room. The next dates are June 4th & 18th, there is a charge of £1. Activities include board games, cards and dominoes, an on-going jigsaw and one game of bingo. Whether you're a younger, or a more mature member of the community, we would be happy to meet you. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Contact Sue on 07909033577. if transport is required, please ring before midday on the Tuesday.

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CANCER DETECTION TRUST T At the time of writing we are ﬁnalising plans for our Midsummer Walk on 19th May. Let's hope the sun shines for all the wonderful people who have signed up.

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June 8th and 9th 2019 VILLAGES PREPARING FOR THE ANNUAL INVASION The villages of Ranskill and Torworth are once again preparing for the annual invasion of Scarecrows The event takes place over the weekend of June 8th in Ranskill and June 9th in Torworth with around 100 scarecrows expected to be on display around the two villages. There is a full programme of events planned and entry is free on both days. The scarecrows will of course be on display in both villages all weekend. You can all join in with the fun even if you don’t live in the villages. Festival organisers will organise for anyone making a scarecrow for it to be on display at a suitable place. As well as scarecrows, there is a full weekend of events taking place. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

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We recently enjoyed our 3rd Annual Club Presentation Evening, celebrating our swimmers’ success and the collective success of the Club. All swimmers received recognition for their contribution to the Club over the past 12 months, and extra recognition goes to the following swimmers who received trophies in their age categories, and Coaches Special awards. It was great to see the swimmers and their families, and the Coaches and Club members all coming together for a social event, which was enjoyed by all. A great surprise for the entire Club was also received on the night in the form of £300 funding from Bassetlaw District Council Community Grant which was announced to us that evening by our guest of honour, Councillor June Evans. That was truly wonderful news and we look forward to putting these funds to good use. Thanks must also be extended to Tickhill & District Lions who assisted with the logistics of the event, and thanks also to the team of volunteers who organised the event. The Club continues to go from strength to strength: more swimmers achieving County and Regional times, more swimmers becoming very close to achieving County times, and with 3 galas and the Club time trials over the course of the next few weeks, there certainly is no time to stand still. If you are interested in competitive swimming for your child (Stage 7 upwards) so that they can improve their techniques, progress in swimming and compete at Club and County events, you can contact us at bircotesswimclub@gmail.com T

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Thursday 13th June Blaxton and Back Saturday 15th June There’s nothing common about Silkstone Tuesday 18th June You’ll Love Youlgreave (And The Nine Ladies) Thursday 20th June A Sprotbrough Stroll or Cadeby Crawl or Melton Meander Saturday 22nd June Annual Coach Trip – Pateley Bridge

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WHY IS THE MAYFLOWER PILGRIM STORY IMPORTANT? T This is an international story, but they were an ordinary group of people from our area who ﬂed for their lives from their homes, and later from Holland, to become the ﬁrst permanent immigrants to America: they were ‘religious refugees’. People from here started the uprising, led it in Holland and were elected leaders in America. So they played a major part in global democracy. We lay claim to be the origin of nearly every English-speaking, non-conformist Christian religion, making this area one of the most important religious centres in the world! The story is more important than that of Shakespeare or Brunel. The story is the ‘special connection’ with America that we hear politicians mention as they argue about Brexit. It is the start of modern-day America.

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The topic for our May meeting was a little unusual - 'Old Tools'. Our speaker was John Moss from near Swinderby in Lincolnshire. He gave a fascinating talk and demonstration, with the group having to guess the names of his collection of antique tools and equipment used by farmers and craftsmen in times past. They had all stood the test of time, compared to some of our modern day equivalents! He also had for sale home-made various sized wooden trugs. Our trip to Bridlington and Reighton Gap Nursery at the beginning of May went very well. We managed to ﬁll the coach boot with very reasonably priced plants and shrubs! The sun shone in Bridlington, and the ﬁsh and chips were good too! A big thank you to Sylvia for organising the day out. We meet again on Tuesday 4th June, 7 pm in the Methodist Church Hall. Our speaker is Sandra Bright and the topic is 'My BBC Allotment Challenge'.

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When you consider all the possible questions we could ask, it shows just how large a problem a lack of energy is for a large chunk of the population.

2 – Nutrition – Unhealthy diet means an unhealthy gut which creates discomfort and disturbs our sleep as well as sucks out energy.

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We get around 70 (ish) years on the planet (hopefully) and instead of enthusiastically seeking our potential the majority drag themselves through their “best” years. So let’s take a look about some basics you can take control of today to increase your energy and inject more enthusiasm into your life. 1 – Common sense is often the least common action, so let’s start there… get some sleep! Sure, there are times in your life when burning the candle at both ends is unavoidable, the arrival of a baby into your life for example. But these should be temporary and every single respectable sleep expert agrees that human beings require 7-8 hours unbroken sleep to function at their best. The late night channel hopping and web browsing is not pouring anything useful into our lives, so cut that out and set a more suitable bedtime.

3 – Exercise/Activity – Being active increases energy, decreases stress, elevates mood and releases chemicals in our body that allow better rest. Pick an activity you enjoy, is suitable for your fitness level and start to reap the rewards within a matter of weeks, sometimes days. 4 – Life Plan – The above 3 improvements can make a big impact for sure. But even with those ticked off your list, nothing saps your energy like a long-standing problem hanging over you. Lack of finances, relationship problems, anxiety, stress from work, lack of goals to strive for…these all consume our thoughts, suck out our energy and steal our enthusiasm. So let’s get practical. What is the biggest issue on your mind right now that is causing you to feel uneasy, restless of stressed?

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by Amina Khan at the Retford Hub The next ‘must see’ exhibition features the work of Amina Khan. It is on now in the Gallery and runs until 22 June. Originally from Liverpool but now based in Gainsborough, she studied Fashion and Textiles and qualified as an art teacher. Numerous exhibitions of her work have appeared. Amina says, ‘I am pleased to present my new collection at The Hub in Retford. It is both contemporary and abstract, and focuses mainly on my love of colour, pattern and texture. There are five themes: abstract paintings, floral, abstract landscapes, seahorses/ butterflies and Pop Art. The work is varied and could be seen as a retrospective as it shows my progression over the years. My first love is to paint nature, most especially flowers, butterflies, and landscapes. My colours are vibrant and intense. I enjoy painting both from life and in the abstract. Amina is also regularly in The Hub, where she runs holiday workshops for children, including this year’s series of summer holiday classes. These focus on defined skills and techniques, in levels from beginner to accomplished, including watercolour, acrylic, mixed media, silk painting and drawing. A maximum of five people attend, so that individual attention, and therefore progress, is assured throughout the day. Contact The Hub for details: 01777 860414

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Penny Cawley Dovecot Gallery

Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery open Wed to Sunday Exhibition: Until 30 June. TERENCE BENNET: A RETROSPECTIVE exhibition of paintings and drawings by this Doncaster artist. This is a show by a skilled and accomplished artist who has worked all over, the show includes pictures painted locally, in Connemara and County Clare, in Devon and the north. Many works are for sale (and very reasonably priced) and a number go back to the start of Bennet’s career and have been loaned to Doncaster for this show. In September 1967 Terence Bennett became the first artist to hold a one-person exhibition at Doncaster Museum & Art Gallery. Now, over 50 years later, as the Museum prepares to move to its new site at the top of Chequer Road, he is to be the last. www.doncaster.gov.uk/museums Dovecot Gallery 1&2 June 10am-4pm as part of Open Studios Notts Showcasing work by a number of Nottinghamshire artists including HILARY CARTMEL, MICHAEL JOHNSON, ANN ROBBINS, JUDY STEVENSON, PENNY CAWLEY, CAROL EASON, CATH RAY, ANN EVERITT, PHIL COX, Tea and cake will be served in the garden. Plants for sale. Parking on the road or in the yard. Artist’s workshop: 2 June 10-4 DRAWING BUILDINGS with Cath Ray full day £55. Polly Warren will also be demonstrating lino-cut print-making. Further details and to book your place. 01302 618095/ dovecotgallery@gmail.com Dovecot Gallery, Poplars Farm, Styrrup DN118NB. www.osnotts.co.uk www.dovecotgallery.co.uk Art at the Deli: JO CHEUNG has the walls this month. Jo was a student at Doncaster college and now works as an illustrator. www.artatthedeli.com Harley Gallery Welbeck until 17 June SYLVIE FRANQUET who reworks found tapestries combining classical imagery and a punk aesthetic. ROMILLY

SAUMARES SMITH another artist who reworks old discarded materials. 29 June – 22 September IN MY SHOES a show of self-portraiture including the not so young YBAs Tracy Emin and Sarah Lucas with Grayson Perry to contribute some quality www.harleygallery.co.uk EARTH & FIRE at The Harley Gallery 21-23 June: a bustling potter’s market with over 130 stalls: £6 entry www.earthandfire.co.uk The Arts Society Dukeries 5 June ANTONY GORMLEY : A BODY OF WORK a lecture by Rosalind Wyte ( this is a change of lecture due to illness) Antony Gormley’s career spans nearly 40 years, during which time he has made sculpture that explores the relationship of the human body to space. As well as works that he is well known for, like the iconic Angel of the North, this lecture will look at some of his earlier and less well-known works, to give an overall view of the development of his work across his whole career, up to the present time. The Arts Society Dukeries doors open 10am for coffee. Lecture at 11am. the Civic Centre Carlton in Lindrick www.theartssociety.org/societies/ dukeries Roots Music Club at the Ukranian Centre 7 June – KATRIONA GILMORE & JAMIE ROBERTS. 14 June – JAMES TAPLIN. 21 June – THE PATRICK WALKER TRIO. 28 June – THE DAN WEBSTER BAND www.rootsmusicclub.co.uk Cast in Doncaster This month you will find Ian McKellen on an 80th birthday tour which will eventually take him to Orkney. It’s a fundraiser and in Doncaster he is raising those funds for CAST’s work with children and vulnerable adults. Lots of other good stuff including dementia friendly film and ensemble 360, Bollywood Brass band and Everly Brothers’ story. www.castindoncaster.com Museums Sheffield Graves Art Gallery until 6 July mixed painting exhibition called THIS LIFE IS SO EVERYDAY: The Home in British Art 195080. Some super work including paintings by Ann Redpath, John Bratby and Helen Chadwick. At Weston Park to 28 July

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…was a great success with 35 entries on a very warm and sunny Easter Sunday! It was a lovely family funﬁlled day with some adults even joining in with the children, just for the fresh air and walking exercise around the village. The

children were excited to have found the woolly bunnies hidden in various locations, then it was back to the community centre for refreshments and prizes. A superb array of cakes were donated for the event (I made 60 buns myself) which were appreciated by everyone - and with the sale of woolly bunnies, woolly egg cosies, cakes and generous donations the event raised almost £100.00! This was totally unexpected, so many thanks to everyone involved, including Misson Thimbles for making the gorgeous bunnies and cosies, and to all who baked cakes and made a donation, and especially Brenda Lindley who organised the event.

MISSON SPRING CLEAN UP

Another fantastic annual ‘Spring Clean Up’ morning was held in late April, with a few less volunteers than normal but many thanks to those who turned out, perhaps some were put oﬀ by the weather forecast of rain and wind. In the event, there was a breeze but no rain till later in the day thankfully! To say we thought the village was reasonably clean, we still ﬁlled

around 70 sacks with weeds, moss and litter etc - it’s very disheartening that some people still toss litter around especially at the Misson stone sign at the village entrance. A lot of hard work by volunteers has gone in to clearing and looking after that area, especially having enhanced the stone sign with plants and ﬂowers so that it looks attractive when driving or walking in to the village. One of our volunteers cleaned up the hedgerows from the stone sign almost to the Tunnel Tech factory…both sides of the road. Other volunteers did a clean up before going on holiday. As always, many thanks to Misson & Springs WI for superb refreshments - they look after us so well - and also to Bassetlaw District Council for equipment, and promptness in collecting the ﬁlled rubbish sacks. We are lucky to have volunteers that clean up all year round not just on the clean up days, and it shows because people from surrounding areas are commenting on how nice our village looks, especially the garden area opposite the community centre which is now looking well established this year. The next one is in November so please come along with your children to help for a couple of hours…we all have a part to play in keeping our countryside, towns and villages clean and tidy.

ANNUAL MISSON PARISH RESIDENTS Meeting was held on 1st May with an excellent attendance in our newly refurbished hall (see advert elsewhere in

magazine) with refreshments available in the short interval. Chair of Misson Parish Council, councillor Jayne Watson invited the various village groups to give a presentation on their activities and events during the past year, but proceedings started ﬁrst with a presentation from Tunnel Tech North, with projected images of how far on they were with the building of the enclosure in the hope of eradicating the nuisance odours by the end of 2019. There was a Q&A session which lasted around an hour, but we were still left feeling disgruntled by how slow TTN have been and still are with their eﬀorts at stopping the odour emissions in to the village…we’ll just have to watch this space and keep complaining when odours are a nuisance. The last 12 months have been very busy for all the community groups, especially Misson Community Association. We managed to promote several events including a 70/80’s disco, an evening with Jessica Mary Brett, spring and autumn cleans, village show, a scarecrow weekend, Christmas fayre, educational projects, to mention just a few - our events were many and varied and well attended. Misson Parish Council have also initiated several projects during the past year or so, with extensive restoration of the church yard and cemetery, the Pinfold and many other projects in the village - if you want to know what’s happening come along to the meetings and the annual residents meeting. But, it’s thanks to everyone who uses the village hall and its facilities, it’s a great venue for

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all the community groups - not forgetting the hall can also be booked for special events, meetings and parties on 01302285709 / missoncommunity@ gmail.com. It’s all still happening in Misson! Yes, work is still ongoing with various projects around the village, especially the cemetery, which to date has been cleared and tidied up considerably, with grave stones being cleaned and lifted where appropriate. This is mainly due to Lengthsman Eric Jordan, and with help from fellow Lengthsman Matthew Guest the cemetery is looking spruced up at last. Therefore, an idea has emerged that perhaps a small group of volunteers could be formed to help with light weeding, looking after and encouraging existing wildflowers, and perhaps plant more of them in the future such as the humble cornflower. This would certainly add another attractive dimension to the village improvements and enhancements scheme, and helps the wildlife too. You don’t need to be an expert, just willing to give an hour or two a week depending on seasons as a community why not create a village that can eventually enter competitions such as ‘Best Kept Village’? It’s not impossible! Anyone interested in being part of a gardening group should contact Councillor Julie Watkins at julie@hobsonhague.co.uk / tel 01302-710680. Parish Council meetings are held every first Wednesday of the month at 7pm.

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Isn't everywhere looking lovely this June? I'm having to fly further for food these days. Hungry mouths to feed but not as big a brood as last year. My owl pals say the same, it' s a real shame. Anyhow, as I roam foraging for morsels, I want you to know I appreciate the amazing scenery, colourful fields and busy hedgerows. If we are forced to leave it will be missed. Misson Carr SSSI is home. And home is where the heart is...but also where a potential fracking site is. One place I roamed was to Doncaster Market Place with old Tawny. Bit of an occasion that Tour de Yorkshire. Thank you everyone for all the support. I made the national press four times in one week. We owls love cycling and so do heaps of you Humans. We love it because it's pure, zero danger to us. So that got me thinking. Why on earth would the giant company INEOS sponsor a team? INEOS is sponsoring the PEDL (Petroleum Exploration Development Licence) 125 m from my nest to the tune of 40%. Wow! So here's a few snippets from what I've been reading and finding out: 'Ineos was by far the biggest emitter of the main greenhouse gas blamed for disrupting the climate.' (Scottish Environmental Protection Agency) 'Ineos's safety record is appalling. the company is also a climate disaster waiting to happen.' (Food and Water Europe) 'Their purchase of Team Sky is deeply depressing. It is a humanpowered sport with fans who care passionately about the environment. Ineos does not fit into that agenda.' ( Craig Bennett, chief executive, Friends of the Earth). And then folks, I found this: "Ineos 'mislead' public over fracking in Sherwood Forest." (The Guardian) Now hang on a minute - this is getting increasingly frightening. And I'm told thumper trucks will be thumping in Clumber Park doing seismic surveys! We all know now what that leads to. Time to stand up. Time to speak out before it's too late. We can win this. We need everyone to work together to save what we love.

SO WHAT CAN YOU DO? Follow FrackFreeMisson on Facebook and Twitter QR code to the petition Sign the petition to Mr Gove to SaveMissonCarrSSSI Join our open meetings 2nd Thursday each month at The Angel Inn, Misson 7.30 pm

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IN THE GARDEN

Watering and Wellies NURTURING NATURE NURTURING How to encourage wildlife into your garden, and keep them there.

When there is an absence of nature, our souls will struggle and the land will feel like a sad place. But when the birds fly in, singing their happy songs, and the bees can pollinate the flowers, I guarantee you’ll start to find a connection that many of us have lost.

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The species you attract into your garden will depend on the location, type of box and the size of the entrance hole. Give this a little thought before you commit to a purchase. If you want a blue tit, then ensure the hole is 25mm diameter, wildlife and up into to 45mm How toinencourage your for starlings.

garden, and keep them there.between 2 and 4 metres A box for a tit should be placed up a tree or a wall. Avoid strong sunlight and wind A garden doesn’t just have to be about plants. It’s where possible. By tilting the box slightly forward, totally OK to grow a wilderness or cottage style garden any driving rain will hit the roof and bounce clear. if it suits you. Or a manicured, Italian style space can Nestboxes are best put up during the autumn since also work well. Whatever your choice, there are things many birds will check them out during this time. Tits you can do to make sure that you encourage ittle birds will start to seriously investigate nesting sites during and animals into our open spaces once again. 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rain will hit the roof and bounce clear. prey on for food. the warmth of the summer sun so the bigger the sun Nestboxes are best put up during the autumn hedgehogs can survive. They only need a since many birds will check them out during lay their eggs under water soGive if trap Dragonflies in your garden, the better. them somewhere 13cm square to get so create this time. will perfect start to seriously you have a pond with reasonable plant cover You may hole need tothrough, do a bit of research onTitsthe they that cantheperch to rest warm - twigs, this between your fences to allow them a investigate nesting sites during February and insects can on toup lay their eggs shrubs and grasses environment for your particular bee requirements, but in are this. The more insects you have in your tunnel to go from garden to garden. Add log March so if you’re a little late in sorting out a perfect then all thefor better. essence, tubes orhibernate reeds inare allow solitary and leaf piles for them to and used boxto during the autumn thenbees you can catch garden the better as this is what they prey on for food. areas soHOTELS if green spaces are linked together, BEE

to lay their eggs. The reeds you use must be free of splinters inside, have the end closed and allow moisture to exit. Reeds, or rolled up paper, tend to be better than drilled wood as they can be easily replaced each year, reducing the chance of spreading disease. Make sure there is an overhanging roof so that the nesting bees stay dry and out of the wind.

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At the beginning of the year I decided I needed a challenge – something that would give a sense of achievement, good for my physical and mental health, do-able on my days oﬀ and, err, cheap.

I chose to try and walk a long distance footpath. It needed to be one within reach of Bawtry and not too hilly. In the end I chose the Viking Way which runs south from the Humber Bridge, through the Wolds to Lincoln, skirts around Grantham, passes Rutland Water before ending at Oakham Library. Logistically I would be very dependent on the good nature of my wife as each suggested section of the walk generally starts and finishes in a tiny village a long way from an adequate bus route. So, early each Monday morning we have set off in our cars to the end point of that day’s walk where I leave my car, then drive to the start point where Sharon drops me and heads off back to her day; leaving me to walk the 10 to 15 miles back to my car. Last month I finally finished the walk, after 16 weeks and 147 miles; tired but very pleased. Lincolnshire County Council have produced a very helpful series of leaflets which describe the route, give nuggets of history along the way and have a simplified map of that section’s walk. I also carried the relevant OS Map for the day’s walk and my mobile phone with a very good maps app.

All along the route are signposts with picture of a Viking helmet on, which guide you to the next one. You would think that with these four helps, then it would be impossible to go wrong, but I managed to a few times – once by about three miles. Taking those Mondays and walking for four or ﬁve hours gave me lots of memories: the sun shimmering on the Humber, hares playing in a frosty ﬁeld, seeing Lincoln Cathedral from over 20 miles away, coming across delightful villages and going for literally hours at a time without seeing another person. Alas, I have other goals in life which are proving a little harder to accomplish: to be a more supportive friend, a wiser parent, a more considerate driver. I want to see more good in people, to have more faith in God, to marvel more and to worry less. If I could get lost on a walk despite having four fool-proof aides, it’s no wonder I struggle at times to meet these other, more esoteric, objectives. Please be patient with me; just like on the Viking Way, I will keep plodding on, keep checking I’m going the right way, turning around when I go wrong. But I am also determined to enjoy the journey, keep my eyes open for surprises and stop for a breather when I need to. Now; who’s up for a new challenge?

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Well done to everyone who has attended the choir evenings. The response has been excellent not only with regard to the amount of people attending but for your enthusiasm and energy whilst being there. From a musical point of view, particularly pleasing is the quality of sound; for such a new choir this is quite unusual, so well done to all. I feel I must also comment on the musicality demonstrated and the quickness to learn new songs and engage in the various activities that you've all done wholeheartedly. Well done! Thank you for making this a pleasurable evening for myself. Many thanks to the Metcalfe trust for allowing me to use the Village Hall.

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Hello Everyone, I hope when everyone is reading this the sun has decided to visit us, our dogs hate the rain, and we all feel so much better when the sun shines.

LOTTIE

We are all looking forward to the Mayflower Ball and hope that we raise lots of money, as well as having an amazing time with everyone that bought tickets to join us on the evening. We now have an appeal for a beautiful little dog that I have been helping to take care of. She is so sweet and only hope that the surgery planned is able to go ahead and is successful. If you can help by donating even a small amount that would be amazing. We need a phenomenal amount of money to help her. Please read on. Lottie’s Appeal. Soon after arriving with us, Lottie’s carers noticed large growths inside both of her ears. During further investigations by the vets, they could see that the growths are completely blocking her ear canals, leaving her in great pain and unable to hear.

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Blue Male 10 Mths May 2019 Possibly Possibly Older

Blue has had to come into Mayflower’s care as his owner was allergic to him and he was making her asthma worse. He is new in and finding life a little hard at the moment. As a previous housecat its very scary here with all the new smells and sounds but, given time, he will soon come round. All he needs is time and patience and this little chap will blossom. He would prefer his new home to be indoors and quiet with patient owners who will allow him to settle without pressure. Although he has been a housecat so far he is young enough possibly enjoy exploring a secure garden in his new home. He hasn’t lived with another cat but initial introductions have been positive so fingers crossed that he will find a feline friend to get up to mischief with ! He hasn’t met any dogs so we are unsure how he will react. Please don’t pass him by – stop and get to know him.

We will never know how long she has been suffering like this, but we do know that with your support we will do our very best to make sure it won’t be for much longer. Lottie has already started on much needed pain relief to help her feel more comfortable and she is travelling to see a specialist. The operation alone to remove the growths has been quoted at around £4,500 and that’s not including the consultations fees or any medication that may be needed. Purse strings are already stretched near to breaking but we can’t let this lovely girl suffer like this. Please support us as we get her out of pain and let her hear, maybe for the first time. If you would like to help towards Lottie’s operation you can do so by one of the following options. Cash or a cheque can be handed into reception, a cheque in the post to Narrow Lane, Bawtry, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN10 6QJ or donations can be sent by PayPal info@mayflowersanctuary.co.uk Please make a note with donations to Lottie Appeal. Even a small amount would make such a difference towards Lottie’s care. Many thanks for reading this. We will look forward to seeing you soon. Best Wishes

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Hunter has come into our care as his previous owner was moving and unable to take him with her. He has lived in a flat since he was a kitten and at 12 years old we feel that he is too old now to adjust to going outside. Therefore he must remain safely indoors in his new home. Hunter found life here very difficult at first and hid under his blanket for days. Gradually, as his confidence grew, he started to creep out to see what was going on. He is now confident enough to sit on his scratchpost watching the world go by although he can still be spooked easily. Once he gets to know you, he’s a fussy little chap and can be quite vocal around dinner time. All he needs is time and patience and this little chap will blossom. He would prefer his new home to be indoors and quiet with patient owners who will allow him to settle without pressure. He has previously lived with another cat but hasn’t been confident enough to make any feline friends yet. Please don’t pass him by – stop and get to know him.

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After 30 years of service at the New Hall Bawtry, the trustees/management committee have agreed to vacate the premises and allow Bawtry Town Council to take day to day responsibility for the running and upkeep of the hall. It is also hoped that

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The Neighbour Hood Watch is there to help all in Bawtry, we cannot do this without residents and businesses signing up to the scheme, anyone be it residential or business wishing to join can you please contact Jerry Cooke using the email bedeford@ btconnect.com, we all must act now. Please remember to check all windows in your house are closed before going out, keep all valuables out of sight in your car and remember to check it is locked at all times Jerry gives regular updates regarding the NHW at the bi-monthly residents group meeting held in the Crown Hotel, all residents and the business community are welcome to attend. The group is growing so let’s keep it moving in the right direction. Bawtry retailers have introduced the Bawtry card scheme for Bawtry residents, now with over 1000 members the Bawtry Card oﬀers monthly discounts and oﬀers at the restaurants and bars in our town, in may Zini’s Bawtry’s Bar, 31 Market Place , the Crown Hotel and Pangea all took part, please look to the BRG Facebook page for all the information or use the email address www.yourbawtrycard. com Following the closure of the previous polo club in 2018, Bawtry Polo Club - with new owners and an entirely new ethos - opened earlier this year. The renowned Visit Bawtry Cup

will be hosted (with some exciting changes!) at the usual venue in Misson Springs on Sunday 14th July 2019. Tickets available shortly and in the meantime, they are looking for appropriate non-food/drink retail stall holders to attend. Stall holders will require their own insurance, staﬀ, small pagoda/marquee/tent (larger temporary constructions may be catered for, please contact to discuss) and a variety of items for sale on the day. No leaﬂet stalls please. Please contact Vicky at info@bawtrypoloclub.co.uk to apply or to register interest for tickets Residents will be pleased to know the BARS have engaged DMBC to carry out the repairs required at the Wharf Street play area, this has been achieved by the BTC and the BRG working together to persuade BARS that it was essential, work will also commence on the lighting shortly, unfortunately the lighting will not be needed until later on in the year. Councillor Rachael Blake is running a Health and Wellbeing program at the New Hall in Bawtry, a full update will be in the next issue, Rachael is also speaking regarding this at the next BRG meeting on the 30th of May at the Crown Hotel. Meetings start at 7:30pm in the Ledger Room.

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LI O NS in Bawtry Lions Spring Beer Festival

Last month’s Beer Festival at the Scarborough Arms, Tickhill was a great success dispite the weather trying to put a dampener on it. Our thanks to all who attended and especially to landlord Steve Walters for his help in organising the event and for the generous donation. During l f beer t va the event “FLASH” a close up magician was in action amazing young and old alike. A lot of people were putting there drinking abilities to good use raising money to help others.

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Treetops House is a ‘home from home’ for families travelling from our district to be with their seriously ill children 24/7 at the Sheffield Children’s Hospital. The hospital is an NHS centre of excellence but ‘Treetops’ is one of a number of homes dependent upon charitable donations. We are proud to have made a small donation on your behalf.

Lions Honoured

Bryan Kilvington, Ken Green, John Hill and Alec Povey have been inducted into the Melvin Jones Fellowship for their contribution to local and national good causes and to international humanitarian needs. This award is the highest honour the Lions organisation worldwide can bestow on members of our club for their service to the community.

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We have recently welcomed two new members from Harworth, Sonia Armstrong and Beverley Fear. This brings our growing number of lady members to four. Sonia and Bev are well known in the community. We now have 31 members, including four ladies. The more members we have, the more we can do to support local people and community groups. .

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Bawtry Town Council - June 2019 Town Mayor’s Annual Report for the Year This report covers the period 1st April 2018 to 31st March 2019. The year has been very busy for Bawtry Town Council. A significant effort has been made to raise the profile of the Council. Council members have made regular attendances at Bawtry Residents Group meetings. I attend the meeting and give an overview of Council meetings and answer questions from residents. Regular posts on the Council Facebook page have also improved communication with residents. The Council is taking positive steps to improve Bawtry (including the submission of a Neighbourhood Plan, which will shortly go to a public referendum). However, it is not doing this alone, consultations with the Bawtry Retail Association and local community groups have enabled the Council to move forwards with its plans for the town. Most local community groups are represented at the Town Council Events Working Group. This group successfully arranged the senior residents Christmas lunch and a fancy dress disco for our younger residents. Bawtry Town Council members also volunteered for the Big Wheel at the Bawtry Christmas lights switch on. New litter bins, a notice board at Market Hill and sponsorship plaques have also been purchased.

pavements etc. Thank you to our DMBC ward councillor Rachael Blake for the work she carries out on our behalf. But there are challenges ahead for Bawtry Town Council. The Council have made a significant investment with Bawtry Action for Recreation and Sport (BARS) for the multi sport and community building at the Memorial Sports Ground. An annual grant of £8,500 is awarded to BARS to assist with the ground maintenance. It is hoped that in the near future BARS can become more financially sustainable so that the £8,500 can be used by the Council for investment into other projects. BARS must also continue to maintain their Wharf Street play area. The precept remains a long-term problem for current and future members of the Council. Many believe the precept should fund the routine expenditure of the Town Council – but it presently falls short of this. However, a balance between the precept and routine Council expenditure will take many years to achieve. The significant period of zero precept increases and a reliance on Market Hill car park revenue has caused an imbalance in Council finances and caused some irritation for residents and retailers.

The impact on the infrastructure of Bawtry by the expansion of local villages is a concern. The Council regularly comments on the various planning applications issued by Bassetlaw District Donations were made to Bluebell Wood and the DRI Children’s ward with grants to third parties additionally made during the year. Council and DMBC that impact the town. The Council also has two representatives on the airport consultative sub-committee with All planning requirements to relocate the war memorial to the training flights appearing the most significant issue at present. grounds of Bawtry Community Library have now been satisfied. Hopefully work will commence during May 2019. DMBC have kindly provided funding for the relocation. The loss of the bank and the post office has been of significant concern to residents and retailers. Whilst the bank decision is As of May 1st 2019, the Council will run its services from the New irreversible, I have been involved in meetings with our local MP, Hall in Bawtry with current members of the view that the Council Caroline Flint and senior Post Office officials. These meetings should manage its own facilities. are exploring several options to enable the restoration of postal The Council has also approved expenditure for the improvements services to our town. to Market Hill. The work will be carried out in three phases. The Finally, the elected Bawtry Town Council members are all unpaid Council decided to take responsibility for the maintenance of volunteers and residents of the town. The views of residents and the footpaths (with work to start in the spring of 2020) following unanimous approval from all of the premise’s owners. The second retailers, positive or negative, are always welcome. If we don’t know about problems we can’t address them. Council meetings are held and final phase, the resurfacing and possible enhancement of the Market Hill car park, will take place prior after the Council take back on the first Tuesday of each month at the New Hall, Bawtry, starting at 7pm. There is an agenda item specifically for public participation. the control of the car park in April 2021. However, a potential short fall in funding for the third phase of the Market Hill improvements needs to be addressed over the next 18 months. The first two phases will impact heavily on the Council financial reserves.

A monthly newsletter is published in Bawtry Today with the Council’s meetings minutes and agenda available on our website, as are details about The New Hall bookings procedure. www. bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk

Although financial support and resources from the principal authority, DMBC, is limited we continue to try and influence issues that directly affect our town – traffic, dog fouling, litter, unsafe

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Gilbert Budgen Email: gilbert.budgen@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk ....................................................... Douglas Cartwright Email: doug.cartwright@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk mob: 07712 517711 ....................................................... Alan Claypole (Town Mayor) Email: alan.claypole@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 07872 120158 ....................................................... Alan Cropley Email: alan.cropley@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 710873 ....................................................... Paul Muxlow Email: paul.muxlow@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 07730 392920 ....................................................... Peter Holland Email peter.holland@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 711025 ....................................................... David Kirkham Email: david.kirkham@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 710899 ....................................................... John Linsley Email: john.linsley@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 374009 ....................................................... Claire Lukey Email: claire.lukey@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 07837645981 ....................................................... Diana Kirby diana.kirby@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk ....................................................... George Scott Email: george.scott@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk ....................................................... Alexander Young Email: sandy.young@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 719697 • 07971211393 ....................................................... Clerk to the Council: PO Box 368. Worksop S80 9GA Email: bawtrytowncouncil@gmail.com Tel: 07494 893954

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We are People of Action Rotary is a service organisation. We serve our local, national and international community by: • Vocational Service. • Fellowship and networking. • Supporting worthy causes. We are People of Action, ready to turn our ideas and vision into lasting change, by creating opportunities, supporting those who need it most and transforming their lives. Where others see problems, we see solutions: tapping into our professional skills, expertise and knowledge to make a difference. People of Action use their time, energy and passion to mobilise their communities to get the job done. There are so many projects and activities for you to get involved in as part of Rotary.

Our impact starts with you… come and join us. New members are welcome to join us at Rotary Club of Doncaster St Leger. We meet every Wednesday at The Earl of Doncaster Hotel. If you would like to come along please contact secretary@rotarystleger.org.uk doncasterstlegerrotary

The Holy Face

Ofsted says Misson PreSchool is ‘good’ Misson PreSchool are celebrating after receiving a ‘good’ Ofsted report. The preschool (located just outside Bawtry) was rated as ‘good’ in all the inspection sections: • Effectiveness of leadership and management • Quality of teaching, learning and assessment • Personal development, behaviour and welfare • Outcomes for children The report highlighted how “extremely committed” the manager and staff are to providing high-quality early years experiences for children and their families. It also commended how well the staff know the children and their families. Preschool manager, Sarah Taylor, said: “I am delighted that we were graded as ‘good’ in all areas, maintaining our overall grade of good from our last inspection just over three and a half years ago. I am extremely proud of the staff team for their calm approach to the inspection and showing off what a fantastic preschool we are. I would like to thank each and every one of them for their hard work and dedication on a daily basis.”

Sheffield Philharmonic Chorus with Black Dyke Band

Inspector, Lianne McElvaney, said: “Children beneﬁt from a well-resourced environment and show high levels of engagement during their play.”

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“Staﬀ create a warm and welcoming atmosphere where children and parents feel at ease. They are caring and nurturing towards the children, who show that they feel safe, secure and settled.”

Philip Wilby – Cinema Concerto for Organ and Brass Band* Paul Mealor – Paradise Philip Wilby – The Holy Face

“All children make good progress, grow in conﬁdence and gain strong social skills. They gain the key skills they need for the next stage in their learning.”

Darius Battiwalla – conductor/organ* Dr Nicholas Childs – conductor* Catrin Pryce-Jones – soprano Emma Stannard – alto Richard Rowe – tenor Jerome Knox – bass

All of the staﬀ at Misson PreSchool are looking forward to building on this success and continuing to go from strength to strength. There are currently a few spaces available for September if you have a child aged 2 – 4 years and would like to arrange a visit please contact Sarah Taylor on 01302 710325 during session times (Monday & Thursday 8.30am – 3.30pm or Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 8.30am – 1.00pm)

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