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There are two seasons in Scotland - Winter and July ~ Billy Connelly

ok so this quote relates to scotland but to be honest i think it can be applied to most of northern Britain too! July already and I for one, am hoping that summer is upon us. 6th July sees the 40th anniversary Tickhill Scout and Guide Gala. Once again a huge amount of work has gone into organising this event in Tickhill, and I hope that everyone has their fingers crossed that the rain stays well away this year and that the Gala can be the best ever. See pages 68 onwards for more Gala details. School children are preparing for the summer break, exams finished for this year, and the joys of sports day, end of term concerts and school reports are ahead. For St Marys School, this summer brings more changes than usual with the impending retirement of their Headteacher Mrs Jayne Boaler. Mrs Boaler has been head of the school for 13 years and will be greatly missed, but I am sure you will join me and the rest of the school in wishing her well in her retirement. For more details of how you can help her celebrate her retirement please see the school’s regular feature on page 34. For parents of school children July does of course herald the start of at least 6 weeks of entertaining children – looked forward to by many, but dreaded by others! Personally I love the break from routine and my days being less timetabled by school runs and evening activities, although I am lucky to have more flexibility in my working hours than most working parents. Whatever plans you have for July, I hope that the sun shines on you, and I hope you get the opportunity to enjoy the longer days while they last. The August issues will be delivered to you late July, anything that you would like included should be with me by Friday 12th July. I must also warn you that the closing date for September issues will be much earlier in the month than normal, so not wanting to wish the summer away you may like to give thought to anything that needs to be in the September issue sooner rather than later.

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Doncaster Marie Tickhill Curie Cancer Care Methodist Nurses fundraiser Ladies Fellowship doncaster Marie Curie Cancer Care Fund-raising Group, are actively raising money in doncaster to pay for Marie Curie Nurses to provide care to those who are in the last stages of cancer and other terminal illnesses and want to remain in their own homes.

Some of the things we do include supermarket collections, Daffodil box collections and Blooming Great Tea parties, where we provide cakes and a cuppa along with a raffle and stalls to provide a relaxed environment

at the Phoenix Forthcoming production at Bawtry Phoenix Theatre, station road, Bawtry. 9th - 12th July 2013 - ‘Bugsy Malone’ by alan Parker. This much loved musical is performed by the Phoenix Young Players, our popular and talented youth group. It’s a gangster musical enacted by children. Acted out before scaleddown sets, it details the career of Bugsy Malone, who rises to the top of the criminal ladder in 1920s New York. Please Note, tickets for this production are available from BonBons sweet shop on station road.T 4 4

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in which people can come together to support Marie Curie. Another big part of what we do is to go to local event’s, and fayre’s to raise money and Awareness of the Group. All the money we raise stays local, so pays for nursing hours directly in the community. As a group we are taking part in a Walk Ten this year, should be fun and an event to bring us all together to raise money for this Charity. We are always looking for new volunteers who would like to join our Fund-raising group as either part of the committee or for collections, daffodil boxes and at our events in the community. If you would like to know more then please talk to us the events we will be visiting in Doncaster over the next few months, or if you would like to join our group or would like to find out how you can help please email us on Doncasterfundraisinggroup. mariecurie@hotmail.com or contact the Sheffield office on 0114 2793010 Find us on Facebook www.facebook.com/ mariecuriedoncaster T

Loversall WI meeting our meetings are held in the Wi Hut, Main street, Loversall at 7.15pm on the third Monday of the month.

Our Programme for the summer is: July 15th The Pontefract Man - Tom Dixon September 16th Black Diamonds - Martin Johnson For further details please contact Teresa robinson on 01302 611256. T

We are to hold two meetings in July. on Tuesday July 9th. Yvonne Woodcock, a previous Mayor of doncaster, is coming to talk about doncaster and the new Civic Centre. Then on Tuesday July 23rd. sylvia atkinson will tell us all about the problems she encountered writing her first novel in a talk called “The birth of a book.” Both meetings start at 2.30pm and all ladies are welcome to join us. Marcia J Lingard. [ secretary]. T

Thanks for Tea Party success Thank you to everyone who assisted with making The Great Big Blooming Tea Party a success.

To the Phoenix Theatre for allowing us to hold the party there. To the people who bought raffle tickets at the last count they raised £251 for Marie Curie To all the volunteers who baked, served teas and of course did the washing up. But most of all the people who attended the party they raised the massive sum of £705.40 On behalf of the Doncaster Fund Raising Team and all the people who can now be nursed at home during their last hours A BIG THANK YOU. T

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The Patient Participation Group of the Tickhill and Colliery Surgery aiming to help you to be in control of your health and healthcare. did you know? • That instead of using a telephone or following a paper trail, there are some procedures which patients with internet access can carry out online at

www.thetickhillsurgery.co.uk www.thecollierysurgery.co.uk (internet access is available at Tickhill Library and help is available) • The Surgery has a web site - See above - with up to date information, policies and procedures. • Using this website you can 1. order repeat prescriptions on line. 2. State if you want your prescription to be sent straight to your chemist for collection or delivery. You need to set this up with the chemist of your choice before hand. Ask at reception for your ID and password then go to the website and log in. • You can also book appointments in advance, on line, using your online log in details (see above) • Appointments can still be made in person or via the telephone as can requests for repeat 6 6

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do you worry what would happen if you had an emergency situation and couldn’t provide the support to the person you care for?

prescriptions, as well as by using the repeat prescription slips • The surgery has some late evening appointments as well as a few on Saturday mornings. These are all strictly by appointment and aimed at patients who through work find it difficult to keep an appointment at other times.

Update:Want to find out more about the PPG contact us at tickhillandcollieryppg@ yahoo.com or pick up a leaflet from either surgery. We have spaces on our committee, why not join us? T

Bawtry Art Group Bawtry art Group presents its annual summer art & Craft fair Saturday 27th July, 10 am – 3 pm at Bawtry new hall. Free admission and free parking. Original works of art by local artists hand-made crafts, ladies accessories, toiletries raffle, tombola, table-top sale. coffee / tea and cake for £1.00 only. T

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In aid of Christian Aid

You will be welcome to a Bacon Buttie Lunch in the Methodist Church Lounge on saturday 13th July 11.30am to 2pm. We were grateful to everyone who contributed to the singing in the Market Place at the beginning of May and hope you will join us on this occasion. T

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Author goes on the road to meet readers for Crime Writing Month Tickhill Library will be among the stops for an award-winning crime novelist during six weeks of events to mark National Crime Writing Month. Stephen Booth is the creator of two young Derbyshire police detectives, DS Ben Cooper and DS Diane Fry, who have appeared in twelve crime thrillers, all set in and around the Peak District. A thirteenth book in

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the series, Already Dead, is due for publication in June. Stephen is embarking on a series of reader events which will see him visiting eighteen libraries in Yorkshire and the Midlands, as well as bookshops and other venues ranging from a castle to a story-telling tent. “I’m a keen supporter of libraries,” said the author. “And there’s been a fantastic response from library staff around the region eager to host events for Crime Writing Month. They know how much their readers enjoy crime fiction, which remains one of the most popular genres year after year. I love meeting readers too, so I’m really looking forward to the next few weeks. I’ll be talking about how I became a writer, why I chose to write crime fiction - and of course about the Cooper and Fry series, which is what I’m best known for. Readers write to me all the time about the characters and the locations used in the books.” Stephen was a newspaper journalist for more than 25 years, but left journalism in 2001 to write crime novels full-time after the success of his first book, Black Dog. Since then, he’s won awards on both sides of the Atlantic, and in 2003 he was presented with the

Dagger in the Library Award by the Crime Writers’ Association for “the author whose books have given readers most pleasure.” One of his characters, Detective Sergeant Ben Cooper, was a finalist for the Sherlock Award for the Best Detective created by a British author. Stephen has been described by the Sunday Telegraph as “one of our best story tellers” and by The Guardian as “a modern master of rural noir”. Stephen Booth’s latest Cooper and Fry novel Dead and Buried was recently released in paperback, and his new book Already Dead will be published by Sphere on Thursday 20th June in hardback and ebook formats. On Thursday 11th July, Stephen will be visiting Tickhill Library to talk to readers, followed by a Q&A and book signing. The event starts at 2pm, and admission is free. To book a place, phone 01302 742871 or email: tickhill.library@doncaster. gov.uk. He will also be signing copies of Already Dead at Waterstones in Doncaster on Saturday 6th July (11.30am - 1.30pm). T

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Bill Shock years ago I was urging people to reclaim them. Some got thousands back. While a decision in the Courts put an end to that, rumours of the death of bank charges reclaiming have been greatly exaggerated. If you’ve had charges and they’ve put in financial hardship, you may be able to reclaim. Full, step-by-step help at www. moneysacvingexpert.com/bankcharges. 3. BEWARE TRAPS OFFERING £15 OFF YOUR NEXT PURCHASE WITH AN ONLINE DISCOUNT Shockingly, even sites like The Trainline and Ticketmaster have reportedly made money by allowing membership clubs like Shopper Discounts to push these offers once you’ve bought stuff. Many have been caught out, as MoneySavingExpert.com forum user wrote: Bought a train ticket and must have clicked a link, as for two years Shopper Discounts has been taking £10/mth from my account. I did not know anything about this and am totally gutted.” 4. BEWARE OF DEBIT CARD STEALTH CHARGES WHEN ABROAD. Santander, NatWest, RBS, Halifax, Lloyds all add up to £1.50 every time you use them to spend on them overseas. AVOID! Instead, get a specialist overseas credit card— Halifax Clarity, Post Office, Saga (over 50s) and for Nationwide account holders ONLY, its select card. These have no spending charge, low ATM fees and crucially they don’t ‘load’ the exchange rate, meaning near perfect rates worldwide. Full help and full card-by-card breakdown at www. moneysavingexpert.com/travelcards. 5. WATCH TV ONLINE? DON’T PAY A HIDDEN £5 PER FILM Web players now pump out programmes with image quality rivalling Sky and Virgin. Yet this hoovers up data and many broadband packages have data limits. You can be charged up to £5 per 5GB (about two HD films) if you’re over your limit. Consider an unlimited package, normally only a couple of quid a month more expensive. 6. “I GOT A £3,000 HOLIDAY MOBILE DATA BILL.” Many smartphone apps routinely

check for updates and downloads in the background and this can lead to monster fees when abroad. Watching TV, videos or streaming music is worse. Prices aren’t regulated outside Europe, so turn 3G off. One of my users got stung with a £3,000 bill just for a few emails and maps on a trip to India and the USA and leaving their data roaming on whilst not using it. 7. DON’T ‘NEARLY’ REPAY CARDS IN FULL—YOU’LL GET AN UNEXPECTED SLAP… Repay credit cards in full and you usually don’t pay any interest. Yet if you owe £5,000 and repay £4,999 many cards will still charge you that month’s interest on the whole £5,000. 8. BEWARE OF MOBILE VOICEMAIL WHICH CAN BE 35P A MINUTE Voicemail isn’t always free. Many firms charge a hideous 35p a minute if you call it when you’ve used your inclusive minutes (or from abroad). It’s best to keep track of your spending, or maybe turn it off whilst you’re on holiday. 9. FIXED YOUR ENERGY PRICE? WATCH FOR PRICEY ‘GO-TO’ TARIFFS. Once a fixed energy tariff ends, you slide onto providers’ uncompetitive standard tariffs—up to £260/year more than the cheapest. So diarise when it ends and switch again or join my new Cheap Energy Club at www.moneysavingexpert.com/ CheapEnegryClub which will do it for you. 10. HAVE DEBTS WHERE YOU BANK OR SAVE? BEWARE… If you have credit cards, loans or mortgages at the SAME bank where you save then beware. Banks can legally ‘set off’ or use your cash to repay your debts without asking you. They tend to do it if you’re struggling to repay. This has cancelled Christmases and left many in misery. One proud dad told me he paid £12,000 to his daughters account for her big day. The bank used £6,000 of it to pay off her credit card debt even through there was a repayment plan in place. It’s legal. If you’re at risk, the golden rule is to separate them and use different financial institutions to save and to borrow.

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Summer Reading Challenge This year the theme for the 2013 summer reading Challenge is “Creepy House”, illustrated by award winning Chris riddell. “Creepy House There’s a spine-tingling adventure waiting for children when they take part in the 2013 Summer Reading Challenge. Join our adventurers and explore the Creepy House, simply by reading six books from the library, discover the secrets of the Creepy House and meet some of the hair-

raising residents! Are Tickhill’s children brave enough to explore The Awful Upstairs, The Gruesome Ground Floor and The Spine-tingling Cellar? Sign up for the Summer Reading Challenge at Tickhill Library this summer.” events that will be happening in the Library over the summer include:Tuesday 23rd July 2.30pm - Writing creepy stories

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Tickhill St Mary’s C of E Primary and Nursery School New Beginnings

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community Brownies will be 100 years old next year and is celebrating the occasion with a Big Brownie Birthday. There will be lots of events nationally, regionally and locally and Tickhill Brownies are hoping to take part in some of them. However, as we now have three qualified leaders in Tickhill we are hoping to celebrate the birthday in a big way ourselves. We will be organising a weekend trip to Disneyland Paris. There is lots of help to be had within Girlguiding to help us organise the trip and we would use a specialist organisation such as Venture Abroad to plan the event. As you will appreciate such an event is going to be expensive so we will be holding various fund raising events in the next few months to offset the cost to parents and to keep that cost as low as possible. Our gala float this year starts our countdown to the birthday celebrations, the brownies are very excited about a possible trip to Disneyland but they appreciate that we have a lot of fund raising to do before it can happen. Over the years Tickhill Brownies have been on lots of trips, we have been to London on a coach and slept at Guiding HQ, been on the London Eye

and watched the Changing of the Guard. We have been to Harewood House to celebrate the 100th birthday of Girlguiding and had a sleepover in tents. We have spent a week in North Yorkshire and visited Pickering and been on the North Yorks Moors Railway. We have had a sleepover at Magna Science Museum

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Wadworth Brownies are wanting to boost their membership. We have new leaders who are hoping to expand the unit. We are all very experienced within Girl Guiding and want to pass our enthusiasm on.

Wadworth Brownies have been running since 1969 and we hope to continue well into the future. 2014

Les Francophiles de Tickhill

Lucy Warnock, a local student currently studying French at Oxford, will give a lively account of her time spent as an “au pair” with a French family. A splendid French style buffet supper will follow. Visitors are welcome at a charge of £3. T

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is when we celebrate 100 years of Brownies and throughout the region there are lots of exciting activities planned to mark this milestone. We are a happy friendly group and would welcome new girls to help keep the unit healthy and viable. If your daughter is between the age of 7-10 years and would like to join us or it you would like more information please contact Anette Hetherington on 01302 746539. T

Tickhill tenants & residents association

The French national holiday, La Fête de la Bastille, falls on the 14th of July but we shall be celebrating it early on Wednesday 3 July at 7.30pm at the Parish room, Northgate, Tickhill.

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with other Brownie packs from Doncaster. And that doesn’t include the other holidays we have had at Hesley Woods and the campfires and fun days at Brodsworth and Squirrel Wood. Visiting Disney will be our biggest adventure yet! T

Firstly can i apologise to two people who work tirelessly for the Tara and all its activities. shirley Chapman and Cynthia Watson sat outside the Community Centre on Castle Close for 6-7 hours on scarecrow Festival day selling raffle tickets and Tombola tickets in aid of Marie Curie. They made a great deal of money and in fact i can update on the amount made it was £400. Our AGM was on the 29th June and was well attended. The Committee was elected once more with the addition of Carol Robinson. Our books were taken for audit by SLHD and have subsequently been signed off and we are ready for our new Treasurer Brenda Parkin. Ann Turner our Chair is currently organising a Trip to Bridlington in July and we will also be doing our Trip to Chatsworth House at the end of November Our next meeting is on Castle close on the last Wednesday in July. Please feel free to come along. T

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community Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice has received a £5,000 grant from the santander Foundation to fund a much needed piece of equipment. The grant was provided via the Foundation’s Community Plus initiative which provides grants of up to £5,000 for projects that help disadvantaged people in local communities. The scheme is open to small local charities or local projects of national charities with funding available to cover salaries, equipment or materials. Due to the complex medical needs of lots of the children at the hospice, most are unable to sit in their wheelchairs or other forms of seating for long periods and need a change of position. This would mean that the children would have to stay on their beds in their rooms for long periods of time. The Acheeva bed however, enables the children to stay in bed but to be in a well-supported lying position and still be able to move around, therefore enabling the

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our Activity Co-ordinators to bring art and therapeutic activities right to the child. It’s even more special to be nominated by a member of the public.”

Bluebell Wood were nominated for the grant by local resident Mr. Heeley. Claire Rintoul, Chief Executive at Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice said: “We are so delighted to receive this donation; it was only recently that the staff were saying how much we need an Acheeva bed for the bigger children, and I’ve seen how the bed enables

Michelle Newton at Santander’s Tickhill branch said: “Community Plus allows our staff and customers to nominate local charities that are most in need of assistance. We are delighted to be supporting Bluebell Wood and hope the donation makes a real difference to local people.” T

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Arts Review & what’s going on - JULY 2013

Whats on: Jack steele and Family a play by John Godber at the Crucible 12 to 20 July. A world premier – no less- is a bitter –sweet story of a proud Sheffield family man who owes everything to his Steel City roots and for those more musically inclined Evita at the Lyceum 1st to 13th July www.sheffieldtheatres.co.uk T at Yorkshire sculpture Park – Seizure 2008/13 by Roger Hiorns. The artist transformed an empty council flat in Southwalk, London, with his trade mark copper sulphate crystals. The flat is literally coated in crystalline blue, through the act of pumping in 75,000 litres of copper sulphate solution and the crystals grew and coated everything. ACE subsequently bought the work – the flat was removed from the building ( over 31 tonnes of concrete and steel) – that I would have liked to have seen - and shipped up to the Yorkshire Sculpture Par where a new gallery has been built to house 24 24

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Festival season is in full swing - doncaster and southwell Folk festivals have been and gone, and by the time you read this so will have Glastonbury with the stones headlining and Leeds at Braham Park with eminem as their headliner will be looming on the horizon at the end of august – later in the year than it used to be . rydale Festival, North Yorkshire takes place for two weeks of July with a range of classical concerts in stunning settings www.rydalesfestival. co.uk and then there is T Fest to look forward to. No stones or rappers from the Usa but every bit as enjoyable.

it. No need to rush – it’s there for ten years. www.ysp.co.uk/exhibitions T The Hepworth in Wakefield – an exhibition of William Scott’s work until 29 September. The Hepworth’s success story is so profound that already it is opening a new gallery space in a former textile mill with more of Roger Hiorns work. www.hepworthwakefield.org T Harley Gallery until 11 august an exhibition by Kyra Cane and Adam Frew. www.harleygallery.co.uk T djanogly art Gallery, Nottingham an exhibition of Christopher P Wood’s paintings. I raved about his show in Leeds earlier in the year. This is an extended version with many more works and will be well worth a visit – you get a good lunch there too! 20 July to 26 august T

Courses with doncaster Museum happen throughout the year. A monthly life drawing day with the session split into two 2 hour chunks. saturday 13 July - 11-1 and 2 to 4. Aimed at all abilities of artist, with tuition from the painter Neil McGregor. T Then the summer’s weeks worth of art courses at Cusworth Hall 12 to 16 august. Sessions last 10.30 to 15.30. Monday 12 Mixed Media with Neil McGregor £10, Tuesay 13th Rug Making with Hilary Ansell £20 Wednesday 14th with Henri Matisse doing a session of Drawing with Scissors £10, Thursday 15 August Clay workshop with Emma Wilson £20 and Friday 16th Big Brush painting with Neil McGregor £10. Advance booking is essential as these sessions always sell out 01302 734293 www.doncaster.gov.uk/museums T

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The Spice of Life spices have been used since 50,000 BC with the spice trade developing around 20000 BC so this is by no means a modern discovery.

A spice is defined as “a dried fruit, root, seed, bark or vegetative substance” with its primary use being colouring and flavouring food. This distinguishes spices from herbs which are leafy parts of plants but which are also used for flavouring and sometimes garnishing. Because of their incredible properties which kill micro-organisms or indeed inhibits their growth, many spices are commonly used in warmer climates and are particularly prominent in meat dishes to help prolong the life of the food. India is by far the biggest producer of spices in the world, producing some ten times more than the next. Because pepper is a spice, it is a misconception that salt is also categorized in this way. It is, in fact, a mineral.

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Sea Trout

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This month, thanks to Zuvu Fresh Fish and Seafood we are serving up a delicious summer teatime treat.

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(SERVES 4) • 25g / 1 oz of butter • 1 tbsp olive oil • 1 shallot finely chopped • 225g / 8oz button mushrooms finely sliced • 2 tbsp tarragon vinegar • 1 tbsp chopped tarragon • 4 x 180 - 220g / 6-8oz pieces of skinless sea trout (can substitute with rainbow trout) Serve with jersey royal potatoes

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1 Preheat the oven to 230 degrees c / gas Mark 7

2 Heat the butter in a frying pan

with the olive oil and cook the shallot for 2/3 minutes, or until softened, add the mushrooms to the pan and cook for a further 5 mins, stirring occasionally. Splash in the vinegar and bubble for 30 seconds. Take the pan off the heat and stir in the chopped tarragon, season with salt and black pepper. 3 Lightly oil four 35cm / 14 inch circles of baking paper, fold in half and make

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a crease in the middle and unfold, lay oil side up and place a piece of 4 fish on one half of each circle. Spoon the mushroom mixture evenly on all four pieces of fish. Fold the empty edge of the circle over the fish and pinch together the sides firmly. Place the parcels on a baking tray and bake in the oven for 10 - 15 mins. 5 Put the parcel on a plate for everyone to open their own and serve with seasonal greens and jersey new potatoes.

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community service 22 (doncasterTickhill-Worksop), operated by stagecoach will have changes made to the times and route from 29.07.2013. The arrival times in Worksop will alter slightly due to not serving the Town Hall area of Worksop. Timetables are at the printing stage, and will be available shortly. More details from TravelsouthYorkshire. com , doncaster interchange, or Worksop Bus shop. Service 205 (DoncasterRossington-Harworth-Tickhill Estate), operated by First, celebrates its 10 year anniversary of serving Tickhill and the surrounding area. This service started on 28th July, 2003, and has had many variations to the route, and later started serving Harworth, and most recently, serving Wong Lane and Westfield Road area of Tickhill. A

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Sunday service was withdrawn for a while, but with demands from DHL and Hesley, the bus was back, for the shift patterns. This started out as a works service, and still is to a degree, but it is now a fully accessible all passenger bus service. This year the 10 year anniversary day falls on a Sunday (28.07.13), and service 205 operates on this day, and actually provides the first services out of Tickhill to Doncaster. 0600 and 0804. Please if you can, support the bus when you can. I have been informed by personal connected with Nottinghamshire County Council, that my suggestion

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of the Phon-a-bus service coming to serve Tickhill, is to be considered in January 2014. I must stress this is only at the early stage, and still needs approval from certain authorities. The phon-a-bus operates in Misson, currently service 27a, and serves Bawtry, Everton, and Mattersey, and only runs when pre-booked, which can be done on the day, or up to a week in advance. This works very well, and operates between 0630-1830 Monday to Saturday at frequent booked intervals. This service they may extend to serve Tickhill and Maltby, to help with the Maltby/Bawtry Link. In my opinion this is the way forward. A bus only when booked. For use by all.

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Tickhill & Bawtry Probus Club The club remains strong and active with a healthy intake of new members. Those who have joined recently have been made very welcome and are enjoying their membership. indeed one, don Bullock, gave us a most amusing talk telling “Tales out of school” about his career in teaching! if you would like to sample Probus come along as a guest to any of our meetings which are held in the Millstone Hotel on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 10.00 for 10.30am. after the meeting a number of members can be found in the bar for a pre lunch drink. You will be most welcome at the meeting, in the bar or both. Our programme for the next three months is:

11th July. “The British Brass Band Movement” by Fred etherington 25th July. ”The Harrowing of the North” by L a Powell. 8th aug. “seeing the Light in Tickhill” by Liz Frankland. 22nd aug. “death of Kings” by J Townsend. 12th sept. “The remarkable Gatty Family of ecclesfield” by Prof. M Jones. 26th sept. Ladies lunch at doncaster Golf Club (members and guests only) We are running a trip to Wentworth House, ancestral home of the Fitzwilliam family (of “Black Diamond” fame) on Tuesday 24th September. If you haven’t been before this trip is a “must”. 30 30

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In a club which caters specifically for retired professional and businessmen it is inevitable that we have occasionally to record the passing of members. We are sad to record the deaths of Derek Bates who had been an active member until a year or two ago, Dennis Jacobs aged 90 who was a founder member of the club, and Ken Hempsall who died unexpectedly during a trip to Australia. We shall miss their company and we offer our sincere condolences to their families. T

YCA at our meeting on June 13th fiftyfive members were present to hear Meryl White talking about Grandma abson’s Traditional Baking. our next meeting will be on Thursday July 11th. when Lynne Carter will come to talk about antique Quilts.

We would like to thank everyone who supported our Afternoon Tea in May when £286 was raised for our Charity. The next fund-raising event will be on Yorkshire Day, August 1st. when a Yorkshire themed Coffee Morning will be held from 10 a.m until 12 noon in the Parish Room. The cost for this will be £3 and there will also be a raffle. Marcia J Lingard [ secretary ]. T

Tickhill Bowling Club

Home fixtures for July (div.3) Tickhill v rossington

Tues. 9th. Midweek doubles(div.3) Tickhill v Thorne Colliery ( 6:30pm.) Thurs.11th. Midweek singles( div.3) Tickhill v Bawtry “a” ( 6:30pm.) Wed. 17th. over 60s doubles ( div.1) Tickhill v askern Welfare ( 2:00pm.) Mon. 22nd. over 60s singles ( div.1) Tickhill v Bawtry “a” ( 2:00pm.) Thurs.25th. Midweek singles (div.3) Tickhill v Bentley Bowls Club “B” ( 6:30pm.) Tues. 30th.(reversed fixture). Midweek doubles

Welfare “B” ( 6:30pm.) Wed. 31st. over 60s doubles (div.1) Tickhill v adwick st. Lawrence “a” ( 2:00pm.) Thurs. aug.1st. Midweek singles (div.3) Tickhill v askern Welfare ( 6:30pm) Mon. aug.5th. over 60s singles (div.1) Tickhill v Parklands “a” ( 2:00pm)

These matches will be played at Tickhill Pavilion, Tithes Lane, (weather permitting). Admission to these events is free to spectators, and light refreshments (Tea/Coffee/Biscuits/Minerals etc.) are available at a modest charge. T

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community our dog show is 7th July at the recreation ground in Tickhill (access next to Lockwoods flower shop). start time is 12noon. There will be rosettes for each class 1st 2nd and 3rd winners. There will also be a bbq and cake stalls, tombola, teddy stall, gift stall, White elephant stall etc etc and raffle. It will be a great day out so please come and support us. Bring your dogs with you it is just a fun dog show so cross breeds and pedigrees are all welcome. We were in Retford on Saturday doing a street collection, may I say a big thank you to everyone that came along to say hello and made donations. Everyone was very generous. We are still wanting dog walkers the more the merrier, so if you have a couple of hours free, like animals, walking and want to keep fit please give us a call. 07969 203206 or 01302 711330 If you are wanting that special pet please come along and view our Sanctuary, chat to our kennel assistants or view our website. T

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When my previous owner was evicted from his home – so was i ! He was able to move in with some friends but I wasn’t so lucky. I was taken in temporarily by two of his friends but I couldn’t stay longterm. So here I am Looking for a new home that I can call my own. Dinner, a warm lap to curl up ch I on and a windowsill from whi by. go ld wor the ch wat can Not much to ask for is it? My carer says that I’m a treasure please give me the chance to prove it to you!. T

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Jacob Male April 13th Yes No Good ??

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on the 11th June 2013 Tickhill st Mary’s embarked on a quest to conquer edlington HillTop, Warmsworth, estfeld, Wadworth and edlington victoria in the cricket tournament of the year! The A team and the B team got off to a flying start winning the first games easily. After that the B team won every single match. The A team also played well, winning all games apart from the game against Warmsworth.

How’s that!

We all sat nervously as the runs were counted for the A league. First was Warmsworth, second was St Marys. In the B league first was St Marys, second was Warmsworth. As they announced the overall winners we were biting our nails, but then we went crazy. St Marys had won by 2 runs. We were the champions of the Warmsworth Cricket Tournament 2013.

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Goodbye to Mrs Boaler

as many of you will know, after 13 years as our Headteacher Mrs Boaler will be retiring this summer.

approx. 3.30 and 4.30pm (weather permitting) bring your own picnic or purchase a cake from the PTA’s cake stall! Everyone is welcome.

On Wednesday 17th July, pupils, parents and staff will be joining together in a picnic on our school field after our Sports Day, and we would like to invite previous pupils and their parents and any other members of the community who would like to join us to take part in this celebratory send off as we wish Mrs Boaler well in her retirement. The picnic will take place between

I am sure that the whole community will join us in wishing Mrs Boaler a long, happy and healthy retirement.

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Should bad weather cause us a problem, or should you not be able to make it, then Mrs Boaler will also be available to meet with visitors during the morning of her last school day – on Friday 19th July, and you are welcome to call into school then to see her.

Whitby Trip on 12th June 2013 the adventure began. The coach was loaded, seats chosen, and off we went! After a brief stop in Pickering we arrived in Goathland, the beautiful village famous for its Heartbeat connection. We walked down many steps to visit Mallyan Spout (a stunning waterfall!). Then we went to St Mary’s Church to count the mice carved into the woodwork… there were eight and a half!! After lunch we travelled to Sandsend and walked into Whitby, arriving near the Whale bones! We then climbed back into the coach and travelled the short distance to the youth hostel where we were going to stay. The hostel was very comfortable and the food was delicious. Thursday 13th June was spent in Robin Hoods Bay completing the town trail and doing some wonderful beach combing. The day finished with a walk to Boggle Hole which was VERY wet! It rained and rained… And rained. Our final day was spent doing a town trail around Whitby which included a visit to the famous Lucky Duck shop! Not forgetting the ice-creams and tasty lunch near the Whale bones. As we travelled home we called at Pickering castle and had a lovely visit. We arrived back in Tickhill after a fantastic 3 days.

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Patagonian proverbs

it is not well known here in europe that Patagonia in south america has a rich tradition of wise sayings and enigmatic quotations. readers may be interested to see some of these in order to make up their own minds about their value. some of the sayings are quite short and in the form of aphorisms or proverbs. An editor is one who surveys the news, sorts the wheat from the chaff and prints the chaff. To give up smoking, drinking and sex you don’t actually live longer; it just seems longer. Always go to people’s funerals otherwise they won’t go to yours. At the end of the orchestral concert the man who acknowledges the applause is the only one on the platform who hasn’t played a note of music. Millions long for immortality who don’t know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon. If smoking is so harmful how can it cure kippers? I am not absent minded but just present minded somewhere else. 36 36

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Time is Nature’s way of stopping things from all happening at once. Politicians are just like nappies; they need to be changed often - and for the same reason. To build is to be robbed. Men are like fires. If you don’t feed them they go out. It is no accident that the symbol of a bishop is a crook and the sign of an archbishop is a double cross. Anyone who has a secret should not only hide it but hide that they have it to hide. A windbreak has nothing to do with breaking wind. A diplomat is a man who always remembers a woman’s birthday but never remembers her age. When a man retires and time is no longer of urgent importance, his colleagues present him with a clock. If work were really such a good thing, then the rich would have found a way to keep it for themselves. Do not burn your ship to get rid of the cockroaches.

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after a visit to the country, steve Payne is coming to share some reflections on life in China. His visit is on 3rd July and he will begin his talk at 2pm. refreshments are provided and there is no charge, however there is a donation box. The Centre is held in the Methodist Church lounge on Northgate every Wednesday afternoon from 1.30 – 3.30pm . Please drop in if you would like a chance to make new friends with a cup of tea and a chat. We also serve a home cooked two course meal on the 2nd Wednesday in the month for £4.00. This has to be booked and paid for in advance. There are table top activities for those who like to play cards or scrabble etc. Transport is available within Tickhill. For further details ring rosemary Cornish tel. 744768. T

St Marys Church 100 Club a draw was made by the rev John sweed after the Christening service on sunday the 2nd of June.

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Maypole Celebrations A year 6 treasure

on the 6th of June 2013 the Year 6 pupils of Wadworth Primary school got dressed up in their posh suits and frocks to attend the special and unique Maypole ceremony, the highlight of which is the crowning of a new May Queen. The celebrations also included live entertainment including dances from the rest of the school.

As the May Queen and Chief Herald, (Alison and Tom) we were crowned by the previous May Queen and Chief Herald, Megan and Finlay, and then thanked them for attending this special celebration. We then walked around the Maypole before sitting down to watch Years 1,2,3,4 and 5 perform for our liking. The Chief Herald posed for many photos with the May Queen, also two with the famous Olympic torch. The few weeks before the maypole in the Year 6 classroom was all talk about the dances and about the things that were to be worn for the huge celebration. All the girls boarded the tractor, looking lovely in their ivory/ cream dresses and ribbon hearts, and the May Queen in her cyan/ light blue dress, with her cream and purple glitter bouquet. As a Wadworth tradition, the girls sat in the trailer and Mr. Slack drove them around the village on this beautiful and memorymaking day, with the Year 6 boys looking handsome in their smart suits and with their cream ribbon staffs, and the Chief Herald in his fancier suit and with his patterned staff decorated with blue ribbon, following close behind. The rest of the school quickly followed going from Reception up to Year 5. When the tractor arrived back at the school, the girls climbed off and walked through to the Year 2/Year 4 cloakroom, patiently waiting for the other Year groups and their friends and family to gather in their spaces around 38 38

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Wadworth Village re-enacts Coronation 60 yrs after original Wadworth, st John the Baptist church was full to see a reenactment of the coronation service, 60 years after the original event. Local children played the parts of dignitaries and the Bishop doncaster came to do the role of archbishop of Canterbury. Trumpet fanfares were played by david root and the organ by Janet skinner. soloist was Jane Price. Bishop Peter preached about the rich christian symbolism within the coronation service. Over a thousand people then attended the Wadworth Gala which followed the service on the Cricket

field. Many thanks to all who came and made the whole day a wonderful event and many many thanks to all who made the even happen. T

PiCTUred R -L: Bishop Peter - Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor - Lottie Slack , Archbishop York - Aidan Collins, Bishop - Grace Evans, Mistress of Robes Molly Bailey, Knight of the Garter (KOG) 1 - Maddox Hartley , Queen Elizabeth II - Lucy Hartley, KOG 2 - George Slack , KOG 3 - Oliver Slack , KOG 4 - Alice Bower, Keeper of the Jewel House Katie King, Lord High Constable - Ellie Myers, Earl Marshall - Rue MiddletonWard, Great Chamberlain - Chloe Cartlidge, Revd Alun Price - Dean of Westminster. T

Wadworth Coronation Gala Congratulations to the organisers of the gala and also the many stewards and helpers who made the occasion memorable.

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Tickhill Cricket Club as the season approaches the half way stage, things are looking healthy down at the Cricket Club. The first XI with Ashley Fiddler as skipper, are handily placed in third position in Division 1 of the South Yorkshire Senior Cricket League and we are optimistic that we can press on in the second half of the season and gain promotion to the Premier Division. Australian Mitchell Phelps is proving a huge success and is currently the leading wicket taker in all 5 divisions. The second XI, with Paul Sheperd leading from the front, made a great start in Division 3 although a minor

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Knockout Comp 2013 This seasons Millennium competition started with Young Pretenders ‘a’ v Young Pretenders ‘B’. The ‘B’ squad scored 102 for 3 with dave spencer retiring on 28 and Harry Brewster 25. Jake Wildsmith took 2 for 21 and Freddy Foster 1 for 8. in response the a team needed only 10 overs to win the match with Josh Court and Jim Proudley both retiring on 26 and Jake Wildsmith 23 not out. They reached 103 for 1 with Matthew Mickley taking the only wicket.

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Next was The Oak v Traveller’s Rest with the result being in doubt until the final ball. The Travs scoring 140 for 6 with Joe Senior contributing 26, Shaun White 35 n.o and Al Wibberley 25 n.o. In response The Oak batted steadily with Tom Woolhouse scoring 24 and Dave Cornthwaite and Will Harrison both retiring it was extremely tight until the very last ball when James Kilvington was run out going for the second run

Cup semi Finals 1st July. Young Pretenders a v Travellers rest 8th July. Tickhill institute v Winner of Match d Plate semi Finals 15th July. Young Pretenders B. v The oak 22nd July. ancient Juniors v Loser of Match d The two finals will be played on Sunday 8th September, the Plate starting at 2.30pm and the Cup immediately afterwards at 4.30 - 4.45 approx. T

Next the Ancient Juniors batted first against the Tickhill Institute and scored 116 for 7 off five bowlers from the Dickinson clan. Chris Lovejoy scored 32 and Jimmy Johnson 28. In response Paul Shepherd and Josh Dickinson both retired on 25 and 4 byes off the last ball of the 13th over won the game for the Institute, 117 for 3. The final first round game, Match D, between the Carpenters Arms Football Team and the Friday Fruitcakes will have been played on 24th June details next month.

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Garden View

Take a Break as i take a break from the heat of the mid day sun perched under the shade of a Banyan tree, i am staggered by its beauty and the clever way it has adapted to colonising and ‘getting around’. The large structures which develop from the underside of the 20 foot high branches head south and take root into the dry dusty soil as they hit the ground. With a record high temperature of 100 (f) and only 30 inches of water per year these are pretty hostile conditions - you may have noticed, i am not in the UK! An 11 hour flight will transport you to Key West, Florida where the views are simply breathtaking and although some locals claim you can almost see Cuba (at a mere 90 miles out to sea?) I found some of the best views had no distance at all. For me the most stunning were the small, intimate courtyards created to the front and rear sides of the colonial houses. These beautiful little oases in the town provide not only

a welcoming entrance, but also a cool shady place, where the several layers of plants seem at home. Although none of them indigenous to the area (due to the lack of soil on the island) they grow happily together and have done for years mainly thanks to the daily irrigation! The plants are there for one reason only, to provide much needed shade from the sun. The plant life is diverse due to this being the only frost free place in the USA and to me, looks like a scene from my local garden centres houseplant department. Ficus trees and Coconut palms provide shade for less sun loving ferns. All tropical and all enjoying the high humidity (so that’s why the tips of my parlour palm always go brown! As I sit in the garden located at the rear of the oldest house on the island a small lizard drinks from what’s left

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Jazzing it up The May concert of Tickhill Music society was the last of the current season, having been postponed from January when bad weather required a cancellation. in continuation of the society’s policy for musical variety, entertainment was provided by the Mark ellis Quartet - saxophone, piano, bass and percussion. To create the right informal atmosphere the hall was arranged with separate tables, with nibbles and drinks for refreshment. The four talented musicians, all with impressive reputations, produced an evening to stir the pulses and set the toes tapping. In keeping with well-established jazz traditions the presentation of the tune was followed by each performer having a solo spot of his own to explore the possibilities of the basic theme. There was a seasonal flavour to the first half with items like ‘Autumn Leaves’ and ‘Summertime’. The saxophone of Mark Ellis took the lead with each of the other players having their chance

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to develop the theme with variations. There were some sparkling solos from each of the players, with the piano being particularly inventive. The second half began with an ear-

tingling demonstration of virtuoso drumming and included some novel jazz variations on ‘These are some of my favourite things’. Mark Ellis told the audience that they welcomed the opportunity to play to people who had come to listen, in contrast to so many of their engagements when they were there just to provide background music to events such as wedding parties. This was a highly entertaining evening much enjoyed by a large appreciative audience. aGL. T

Summer concert “Music Live at The Phoenix” have a summer concert planned for saturday July 20th when “alligator Gumbo” will be entertaining us with New orleans Jazz, see www.alligatorgumbo.co.uk . alan and Barrie will be setting the mood with their unique treatment of favourite standards. start time is 7.45 pm with doors open for pre-show refreshments and chat at 7.00 pm. Tickets, priced £6, can be obtained or reserved by contacting Barrie Tel 01302 770992 or by email.T

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Newsletter Tickhill Town Council - JULY 2013

July is now upon us and it will soon be the end of the academic year. Let us hope it turns into a long hot summer when we can use the recreation Ground and its facilities. As some of you will know, and are hopefully enjoying, there is now tennis coaching available at the Pavilion tennis courts. It is run on a Tuesday evening and seems to be going very well. Please pop along if you feel inclined and join the club! I am now in receipt of the dates for our Summer Activities at the sports Pavilion Tithes lane area as follows: 23rd and 25th July, followed by 6th 8th 13th 15th 20th and 22nd August all at 1pm until 3pm. It is hoped the activities will be on the recreation ground but if inclement weather prevails we should be able to make provision for indoor activities. I have spoken briefly in a prior edition of Tickhill Today that there will be an introduction of a Young Persons of the Year Award. I can confirm that the trophy has been donated and at the beginning of the next academic year, I will be making arrangements with both heads of schools in Tickhill for nominations. It is intended for the award to be presented to a child between the ages of 5-11 years who lives in Tickhill who has made efforts (No specific field), above and beyond expected of their age. There will hopefully be a small bursary too, and if anyone would like to make a donation towards the bursary then please do so through me, the clerk, and it will go into a fund held separately: cheques should of course be made payable to Tickhill Town Council. It is hoped that this will inspire a young person for the future. As this is the first year for it to run it is not certain if the process of selection will be the same in the following years and it could change. During the last few months I have 66 66

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endured many complaints about dog foul. This seems particularly bad on the motor way bridge at the end of Common Lane. If you have a dog, please be responsible owners and clear up after them. I have informed D.M.B.C. and it is their intention to start issuing fixed penalty notices to persons caught failing to clear up after their dogs either on the aforesaid site or any other site in Tickhill. Also, I have had numerous complaints about parking on grass verges, this too has been reported to D.M.B.C. and enforcement will again be issuing fixed penalty notices for anyone found to be obstructing the rights of pedestrians on the footpaths. Parking outside schools has raised its head again in the complaints department and this too will be dealt with by enforcement from D.M.B.C. issuing fixed penalty notices. Anyone wishing to report issues should do by contacting D.M.B.C. directly on 01302 736000 or by logging on to D.M.B.C.’s website and then using the customer services facility. I would like to take this opportunity apologise for the inconvenience caused to some of the residents YOUR DISTRICT COUNCILLORS ARE:  PaTriCia BarTLeTT, Tel 01302 310575, email patricia.bartlett@ doncaster.gov.uk  BoB Ford, Tel 01302 743804, email bob.ford@doncaster.gov.uk  BarBara HoYLe, Tel 01302 742676, email Barbara.hoyle@doncaster.gov.uk

YOUR LOCAL MP CAROLINE FLINT Meteor House, First ave, Hayfield Lane, auckley dN9 3Ga. Tel: 01302 623330 Fax: 01302 755099 email: flintc@parliament.uk

living near to the pavilion for the intermittent sounding of the intruder alarm recently. The service contractor was called in and the necessary repairs were made immediately. Caretaker’s phone numbers are: Beth 07591179659 & Jamie 07591179658 Should you require to make bookings for the pavilion please contact either of the caretakers in the first instance. T

YOUR COUNCILLORS Mr raymond (ray) L Hill 2 Pinfold Lane, Tickhill DN11 9NS Tel: 743317 Mr Nigel J Cannings 24 Vine Road, Tickhill DN11 9EP Tel: 745372 Mr derrick Hoyle 2 Lancaster Crescent, Tickhill DN11 9PX Tel: 742676 Mrs Margaret Marrison Chumlea, Crossland Gardens, Castlegate Tickhill DN 11 9QP Tel: 742688 Mr stuart J Millard 4 Pinfold Close, Tickhill DN11 9NP Tel: 743842 Mr Paul W rigley 38 Westfield Road, Tickhill DN11 9LB Tel: 751025 Mr david adgar 6 Winnery Close, Tickhill DN11 9JT Tel: 752195 Mr Brian Keith 6 Alderson Close, Tickhill, DN11 9HN Tel: 743996 Mr ian W Henderson 36 Meadow Drive, Tickhill , DN11 9ET Tel: 744753 You can contact the council by:

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Neighbourhood plan consultation at Tickhill Gala our Neighbourhood Plan is progressing well. The next public consultation will take place at the Tickhill Gala on saturday 6 July. Come and see us in our gazebo! We will have on show the latest version of the draft policies for the Plan based on what you said in the earlier consultations. Below are some of the issues you raised – which will form the basis of policies or Town Council proposals or both. Some are being worked on already. • Keep Tickhill at its present size • Conserve and enhance our heritage and history • Support our town centre shops and trade • Cut down through traffic (Westgate, Castlegate, Market Place and Sunderland Street), especially heavy goods vehicles • Make life safer for pedestrians with new crossing points on main roads and 20mph speed limit in residential areas • Improve access for those with limited mobility • Demand for public toilets • Improve recreational facilities for young people • Keep the Green Belt intact • Tackle dog fouling, litter and fly-tipping • Take action to minimise the risk of flooding There is, of course, much more than this but it will give you a flavour. Whether you agree or disagree, come along and tell us.

Let us know what we have missed. Come and discuss solutions to the problems with us. We look forward to meeting many of you at the Gala. The draft of the Neighbourhood Plan will shortly be available on the Tickhill Town Council website for you to peruse at your leisure and we will have an e mail address for you to use. In the meantime comments can be left with any member of the Town Council. John Hoare. T

Coffee Morning

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Tickhill Residents Association invite you to their Yorkshire day Treasure Hunt followed by Pie and Pea supper. Thursday 1st August. Check in from 6.30pm at Tickhill Cricket Club. Tickets are £4 and are available from June Havenhand on 01302 743392. Please purchase by Friday July 26th (when food numbers will need to be confirmed) . T

Tickhill Horticultural Society Committee member Karen Williams had a surprise when she arrived for the May meeting to find that the speaker was her biology master forty years ago, Ted Croot from sheffield. Mr Croot’s subject was ‘Orchids’ and he proved to be a knowledgeable and interesting speaker. Our July speaker, on Thursday the 25th will be Steve Lovell from Lincoln whose theme will be ‘Our friends outside – encouraging wildlife into the garden. There will be plants for sale – start 7.15pm. Visitors welcome (£3). Before that there will be the chance to buy plants at our stall at the Scout and Guide Gala on the Recreation Ground on Saturday 6th July. Anyone with surplus plants they wish to donate should contact Ray Hill on 743317 or Phil Thomas 744946, or bring them to the stall during the morning of the show. After last year’s wash out it will be good to have a dry day to enjoy the efforts of the organisers to create a memorable Gala. Phil Thomas. T TICKHILL TODAY 67 67


History

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in the May issue i said that richard of York was King richard iii whose remains have recently been dug up in a Leicester car park. i was wrong and must apologise. in fact richard, duke of York about whom rhil Judkins spoke at our May meeting was the father of King richard iii. His connections with doncaster were somewhat tenuous but he is popularly believed to be the man who gave rise to the phrase “richard of York Gave Battle in vain” a mnemonic many of us use to remember the colours of the rainbow. Thank you Phil for an interesting talk. 68 68

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In July we will be participating in two events. On July 6th we will have a stall at the 40th Annual Scout and Guide Gala . Paula has put together on the opposite page a collection of photographs of past galas which she has obtained from various sources. We congratulate the Scout and Guide Organisation on their 40+ years of achievement in Tickhill and wish them well for the future. In particular we hope they have brilliant weather on July 6th to compensate for last year’s downpour! Following the success of last year’s Tickhill Local History Fair run in conjunction with the Library Service we will be holding another fair for Saturday July 27th this year. It will be in Tickhill Library between 10.00am

Tickhill & District LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY and 3.00pm and will feature new material on Tickhill Schools and other items of local interest. In response to popular demand we will also be showing the archive film footage on Tickhill which we showed last year. The event will be designed for all the family so do come along and enjoy yourselves whilst learning a little about the town in which you live. As usual the meeting will be in The Methodist Schoolroom starting at 7.30pm (doors open 7.00pm) and visitors will be welcome. T

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Police Station (non urgent). . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101 Electricity - Emergency. . . . . . .0800 375 675 Gas - Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . .0800 111 999 Yorkshire Water . . . . . . . . . . . . .0845 124 24 24 BT Faultline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0800 800 151 Doncaster Council Customer Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01302 736000 Tickhill Town Council . . . . . . . 01302 745372 Caroline Flint MP. . . . . . . . . . . . .01302 623330 Tickhill Neighbourhood Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01302 736000 Crimestoppers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0800 555 111 Crime Reduction Unit . . . . . . .01302 385462 Citizens Advice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01302 735221 RSPCA National Cruelty Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0300 1234999 Mayflower Animal Sanctuary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01302 711330 Alzheimer’s Society Doncaster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01302 325628 Samaritans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 08457 90 90 90 Tickhill St Mary’s Church. . . . . 01302 742224 Tickhill Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01302 742871 Tickhill Post Office . . . . . . . . . . .01302 752886 Tickhill Sports Pavilion . . . . . . 01302 752784 Tickhill Parish Room . . . . . . . . .07840 419763

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Wadworth Community Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01302 852874

HEALTH

NHS Direct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0845 46 47 Tickhill Surgery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01302 742503 DRI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01302 366666 Tickhill Dental Centre . . . . . . . .01302 750300 Genix Dental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01302 742361

SCHOOLS & NURSERIES ETC

Tickhill Estfeld School . . . . . . . 01302 744275 Tickhill St Mary’s School . . . . . 01302 742569 Wadworth Primary School . . 01302 851451 Sir Thomas Wharton College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01709 864100 Wilsic Road Day Nursery . . . . 01302 742629 Loversall Farm Day Nursery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01302 311000 Northgate @ St Mary’s. . . . . . .07501 843037 Northgate Babies & Toddlers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 07787 393116

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National Rail Enquiries . . . . . . 08457 484950 Bus Enquires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01709 515151 Bob’s Minibuses & Taxis. . . . . .01302 746235

GROUPS & SOCIETIES

Buttercross Needleworkers . 01302 751808 Folk, Country & Blues night . 01302 953975 Friends of Mill Dam . . . . . . . . . .01302 750638 Les Francophiles de Tickhill . 01302 750312 Meth. Church Pop In Centre 01302 744768

St Mary’s Mothers Union . . . . 01302 743784 Tickhill & Bawtry Probus . . . . . 01302 746272 Tickhill Bowling Club . . . . . . . .01302 752784 Tickhill Country Market . . . . . . 01302 742323 Tickhill Countryside Group . . 01302 742556 Tickhill Dance Club . . . . . . . . . . 01302 743658 Tick. & Dist Footpath Group. 01302 745533 Tickhill & Dist. Lions Club . . . . 01302 742843 Tickhill & District WI. . . . . . . . . . 01302 743376 Tickhill Christian Fellowship . 01302 744341 Tickhill Flower Club . . . . . . . . . . .01302 751118 Tickhill Horticultural Society 01302 742427 Tickhill Juniors Football Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .07825 676288 Tickhill Local History Soc . . . . 01302 742918 Tickhill Male Voice Choir. . . . .01302 743468 Tick. Meth. Ladies Fellowship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01302 745495 Tickhill Musicians Session . . . 01302 953975 Tickhill Music Society . . . . . . . . 01302 742612 Tickhill Residents Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01302 745885 Tickhill Running & Athletics . 07920 589176 Tickhill Scout & Guides . . . . . . 01302 743430 Tickhill Tennis Club . . . . . . . . . . 01302 742058 Tickhill Together . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01302 742917 Voglia d’Italia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01909 481136 Wapentake Writers Group . . 01302 745212 Yorkshire Countrywomen . .01302 744338

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Year 11 students and their parents took part in an English workshop to help get them ready for their GCSE examination. Nearly one hundred people were in attendance as guest speaker, Martin Mullane, entertained and educated students and parents alike. Everyone was enthused by Martin's simple and effective revision techniques, such as analysing junk mail and using magazine articles. "That was fantastic - the most useful hour I've spent all year." said one parent. Congratulations to Gold medal winner, Adam Whitehouse, Silver medallists Abbey Boyle, Daniel Bell, Caitlin Whitemore & Lucy Jackson & Georgia Gray, a Bronze medallist in the Intermediate Maths Challenge 2013. Adam qualified for the Maclaurin Olympiad as a Top 500 competitor in the UK and has been invited to the Balliol College, University of Oxford, Summer School.

Our new website address is www.stwcc.co.uk Take a look! The college’s choir, made up of staff and students, were recently asked to sing in a “Last Night of the Proms” style concert at Doncaster Minster. The evening was a resounding success and the choir has now been invited to perform in a local charity concert. Good luck to Josh Foltyn who is in the senior team of the Doncaster School’s Rowing Association and currently training to take part in the prestigious Henley Royal Regatta!!!

Dates for your diary

1 July – KS3 Academic Review Evening 4 & 5 July – Yr5 Enterprise Day 8 July - 1920’s Theme Day 9 & 10 July – Yr 6 transition days 10 July – Yr 6 transition evening 12 July - Super Learning Day (Sports) 18 July – Senior Citizens Tea Party 19 July – School closes for summer 15 August – A level results day 22 August – GCSE results day 4 September – School reopens 28 Oct-1 Nov – Half Term 19 Dec -3 Jan – Christmas Hols

Congratulations to Luke Outram who won a Gold medal in the -32kg category at the Dutch Masters International Open Taekwondo Championships-he also won Bronze competing against older children in the -33kg category. Luke is currently a 2nd Dan Black Belt while his sister, Paige, recently became a 1st Dan Black Belt. Well done to you both!

Don’t forget - From September the school day will end at 3.20pm on Mondays too!

Tait Avenue, Edlington, Doncaster, DN12 1HH. T: 01709 864100 F: 01709 864175 E: admin@sirthomaswharton.doncaster.sch.uk Headteacher Mrs Mary McCorry Deputy Headteachers Mr K Binks, Mr K Grum

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Gareth’s Marathon Challenge You may remember in Mays issue, we told you about Gareth rowbotham’s attempt to run the London Marathon for JdrF (Juvenile diabetes research Foundation). on sunday 21st april, he did just that, but only just! it took 5hrs and 40 minutes but he has the finishers medal to prove it. Thanks to everyone’s generosity, he has raised over £1800 already, which has reached the target set for his marathon place. Thank

Football Training for all ages, abilities, Boys & Girls. dedicated pitches located on Worksop road, Tickhill. saturday Mornings 9.30 – 11am. ages from 4 -16. Each age group has its own dedicated manger and support team For more information see any Tickhill Juniors representative, Tickhill Juniors Facebook page or contact izzyb14@Live.co.uk, or www.tickhilljuniors.co.uk Come along and join in the fun, and support your LOCAL village football team. Tickhill Juniors FC is a FA Charter Standard Community Club, which means we are recognised by the FA for having qualified and CRB checked coaches offering a high quality, safe and enjoyable grassroots football experience for every age group. We believe that every young person has the right to play and enjoy football, and we run teams from Under 7 through to Under 76 76

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you to everyone who attended (and baked for) the recent coffee morning in the Parish Room which took his fund-raising past the £1800 target. However the fundraising doesn’t stop here, and Gareth will be continuing to fund raise for JDRF in the months to come. Watch out for more details on these pages!. T

16’s, playing in the Doncaster and District Junior Football League. Everyone here at the club - the Committee, coaches and managers - are volunteers, with many coaches/ managers accredited to FA Level 1. If you or your child would like to be part of our club, or if you just want to find out more, please contact us. T

Under 8’s present...

at Tickhill Cricket Club on saturday 28th september 1930 – 0000 80’s disco, raffle & Music Quiz. Tickets £6 each. dress To iMPress Contact Jane Macdonald on 07769774058, iZZYB14@Live.Co.UK or Tickhill Juniors Facebook Page. T

Attention all mini Jessica Ennis’s & Mo Farah’s a children’s style school sports day run by Tickhill & district Lions Club will take place at Tickhill Gala on saturday 6th July at approx 2pm. There will be a variety of events such as the traditional egg and spoon and sack races. If your child is of primary age and would like to join in the fun please come to the sports area which is planned to be sited near the children’s play area, look out for the Lion’s banner. Also listen out for PA announcements during the afternoon for more information. T

Wadworth Village Hall Quiz Night with Fish and Chip supper Friday, 19th July at 7.30 pm Quiz £2, Fish, chips peas £4 (optional) We look forward to seeing you all Please contact: Maureen on 852874. We would like to thank everyone who attended our Gala Day on Sunday, 2nd June. It was our first one for many years - it was lovely to see you all and the sun shone at long last! To all our many volunteers who helped make it possible - a huge THANK YOU. T

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Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.