Whitby Advertiser October 2022 Issue

Stephen Ault EDITOR

As I write this, the nation is in a period of mourning following the loss of the Queen who died peacefully at her Scottish estate Balmoral on the afternoon of Thursday 8 September. Queen Elizabeth II was 96 years old and reigned for an amazing 70 years, making her the UK’s longest-serving monarch. She was considered by many as the ‘nation’s Grandmother’, a familiar, calm figure always there carrying out her duty, and offering calm and reassurance in our ever-increasing turbulent world. An icon of stability, she was much loved by millions not just here on our shores but worldwide too, and we are all truly saddened at their death – we feel devastated as she meant so much to us for such a long time. An inspiration and a comfort when times were difficult, she served her country with great dignity and grace always, right up to her final days. Our sincerest condolences to the Royal Family – our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

The Queen held a very special place in the hearts of people here in Whitby and a number of businesses closed their doors and events were postponed following the passing of the Queen as a mark of solemn respect. Heartfelt tributes were paid by the town’s Mayor Linda Wild and others to the Queen’s long and eventful life led, reflecting on her public service as Queen and Princess for over 80 years. Flags have flown at half-mast at several premises throughout the town and many flowers have been laid at the War Memorial at Dock End. Churches throughout the town have been open daily for personal prayer, lighting of candles and signing of books of condolences. The mood is solemn, and a stark contrast to when our community came together just a few months ago to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with so many joyous events and parties. The Queen will be greatly missed and will always remain in our hearts and memories. We now look to King Charles III and wholeheartedly wish an equally successful service to his country as he now takes the throne.

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CAPTAIN COOK MEMORIAL MUSEUM, GRAPE LANE

Open Daily 9:45 - 17:00. Last admission half an hour before closing. Admission fees apply - see www. cookmuseumwhiby.co.uk. Annual exhibition: Sea Peoples: Navigating the Pacific. Blue water sailing in the vast Pacific Ocean demands accurate navigation. Done poorly, it could be catastrophic, as many vanished ships and wrecks testify. This exhibition explores Pacific sailing with both Polynesians and Europeans.

WHITBY MUSEUM & PANNETT ART GALLERY

Opening times: 10.00am – 4.30pm Tues – Sun. Closed Mon. Last admission 4.00pm. Museum admission: £7.00 adults, £5.00 students ticket lasts for a full year. Whitby residents (proof needed) & under 18s Free. Situated in the beautifully maintained gardens of Pannett Park in the centre of Whitby, the museum has extensive collections, comprising of items and artefacts of local and national interest donated over the past 200 years, many of which are on permanent display. The full twentieth century issues of Whitby Gazettes, digitized to be fully searchable, which were featured in the recent John Tindale exhibition are now housed in the Museum Library and can be viewed by appointment. Current exhibitions: ‘Scoresby’s Arctic’. Celebrating 200 years since the publication of William Scoresby Junior’s ‘Account of the Arctic Regions’, the exhibition gives a glimpse of Scoresby’s Arctic and of his ground-breaking scientific discoveries and is decorated by the textile artworks of Caroline Hack. ‘Whitby Weddings’ in the Costume Gallery which includes the touchscreen ‘Wall of Weddings’ showing all wedding featured in the Whitby Gazette from 1950 to 1999.

Art Gallery admission – free to all. Tea room Open 10am-3.30pm on Tues-Sat.

EVERY DAY

Whitby Whalers u3a. Day time activities throughout the week for those no longer in full time work: arts, languages, lectures, exercise, history, social groups and much more. Variety of venues. www.u3asites.org. uk/whitby

EVERY MONDAY

Tai chi for beginners Hawsker Village Hall 7pm. First lesson free then £4 pounds thereafter. Contact John 07434 833540

Free Music Sessions at Whitby Rifle Club YO21 3EW (committee room). Doors open at 7pm. 7.15pm -8.15pm – Slow Tunes - free tune book with notation, chord charts, Bb and Bass clef notation available (or email till703@gmail.com for a digital version). 8.15pm to 9.30pm – Session Tunes and Songs. Come and join in or come just to have a drink at the bar and to listen.

EVERY TUESDAY

Whitby Jets Basketball Training - term time only at Whitby Leisure Centre. All ballers welcome. Timings: 7-11 year olds 16:30-17:30 and 12-18 year olds 17:3018:45. See Whitby Jets Facebook page for details or email whitbyjetsbasketball@gmail.com.

EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING

Indoor Target Archery at Whitby Pavilion 7.00 to 9.00pm. Archery GB members welcome. https:// whitbyarchers.co.uk/Home.html

EVERY THURSDAY (AND OCCASIONALLY WED & SUN)

Marske & Loftus Badminton Club at Loftus Cricket & Athletic Club, 7pm till late. Looking for new members. First night is free, contact Paul on 07702 756669.

EVERY FRIDAY

Sleights Art Group. Art / Painting sessions at Sleights Village Hall. Informal & friendly. Professional assistance from local artist, Dave Jeffery. Fridays 2pm-4pm, starting 23rd Sept. Contact Jan 07837 023904 or jw@ maybeckantiques.co.uk

Sleights Village Hall every Friday evening 8.15pm to 10.30pm for ballroom, Latin and sequence social dancing. Basic for beginners 7.30pm. Tel: 07971 606360

EVERY SATURDAY

Whitby Walking Group. Starting from various locations. Approx. 10 miles. Visitors welcome. E-mail: rogercrowther@talktalk.net Phone: 01723 267019.

EVERY WEEKEND

Whitby Rifle Club. Sports and Social Club. Function rooms available for all occasions. Regular live entertainment Saturdays, Quiz every Sunday.

WHITBY TENNIS CLUB

The Summer tennis has been amazing. We have welcomed several new members and a lot of tennis has been played with great atmosphere on the courts. We will soon be losing the evening light but hope to continue with Sunday mornings after September.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24-25

Fish ‘n’ Ships Festival. A festival celebrating Whitby’s fishing ,seafood and maritime heritage. Events taking place at various venues across Whitby.

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24

Staintondale Country Market at the Village Hall 10.30am-2.30pm. Delicious homemade food served throughout the day. Tombola and lots of stalls. All welcome. Enquiries to secretary.svhc@gmail.com

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 29

Whitby & District Ladies Luncheon Club’s Autumn/ Winter luncheons commence again at the Saxonville Hotel. Arrive 12pm for 12.30pm lunch. 3 courses plus Coffee/tea for £25. Speaker: Deborah Dibbs (Great North Air Ambulance). New members are very welcome - we are a very friendly group of ladies who enjoy having a good gossip and an excellent lunch. Membership fee just £15 a year helps to pay for our speakers. We meet on the last Thursday of the month, January to April and September to December. If you would like to join us for lunch on 29th September, please contact Hilda Gregson on 01947 821591 or e-mail: hildagregson@aol.co.uk no later than 22nd September.

SATURDAY OCTOBER 1

A concert in All Saints Church, Hawsker at 7.30 pm. Come and sing along with the U3A band and then listen to the saxophone group “Sweet harmony”. Donations in aid of Church funds.

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 5

Whitby Sight Loss Group. A new group for people with sight loss & carers in the Whitby area. Relaxed, social meeting at Church House, Flowergate. 10:00am – 12noon. Contact Tom 07871 388425.

THURSDAY OCTOBER 6

Cinema at the Coliseum Centre. ‘Elvis’ (Cert 12a –running time 2hr 39m). Matinee 2pm, evening:7pm. Tickets: £5 in advance - available from reception or on the door. Café & Bar open. For further info Tel 01947 825000 or email info@whitbycoliseum.com

SATURDAY OCTOBER 8

The Endeavour Group Show at Fylingdales

Village Hall - a competition between the 4 local WIs of Hawsker, Hinderwell, Fylingdales and Whitby. Categories: Handicrafts, Photography, Produce, Flower Arranging and the big co-operative entry ‘Halloween’. Public and members are allowed in to view the exhibits from 2pm. Results, presentation of trophies & raffle 3.00pm to 3.30pm. Admission £2 inc. refreshments. Any questions please call Lynn on 07770 697884 or email WhitbyWI2014@gmail.com.

MONDAY OCTOBER 10

Yorkshire Countrywomen’s Association, Sleights Branch meet at Church House, Sleights at 2pm, our speaker for the afternoon will be Chris Powell talking about ‘Cone Exchange Recycling’. Also book exchange and refreshment. Guest and new members warmly welcomed, for further details contact 01947 811827

Hinderwell WI meet in St Hilda’s Old School at 7.00pm. It is the AGM to be followed by a Faith Supper and a Bring and Buy stall. For further details please ring 840343. Whitby Dairy Discussion Group. Just a quick reminder that we kick off again at Sneaton Castle, Whitby YO21 3QN with Dave Arnott and Rebecca Thompson from the National Parks. 7.45pm start. Subs are £30 for the year. Members & guests welcome - please contact the Secretary via email/text to confirm attendance at meetings. Event contact: Joyce Stangoe, Secretary, WDDG. Mob: 07868 956919. Email: joyce.stangoe@ gmail.com. Looking forward to seeing you.

TUESDAY OCTOBER 11

Whitby Disability Action Group. Fortnightly book stall at the Whitby Co-op 10:00am to 1:00pm in aid of Whitby DAG. Book donations always welcome. Contact Tom 07871 388425

Aislaby YCA are meeting in Aislaby Village Hall at 2pm. Sandra Turner will be talking about the Whitby Street Angels. Non-members welcome, admission £2. For details call Pam on Whitby 810628.

Whitby Civic Society: David Tindale presents a film by his father, John Tindale ‘Lost Tales of Whitby’ together with a selection of local photographs at The Coliseum 2pm-4pm (please note winter timing). Entrance £1 members, £3 guests. Correct change appreciated. Refreshments available.

TUESDAY OCTOBER 11

A Domino Drive in aid of Christ Church Ugthorpe will be held at The White Hart Mickleby commencing 8.00pm. All welcome.

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12

Tea Dance at the Royal Hotel, West Cliff, Whitby. 2.00pm-4.30pm. Raffle. Everybody Welcome. £3 to include tea, coffee & biscuits. Proceeds to Whitby Lifeboats.

SUNDAY OCTOBER 16

Balmoral Acoustic Blues Club at Saltburn Conservative Club presents Fram McGillivray & Mike Burke. Tickets £10 from 07960 935263. Doors open 7.30pm.

TUESDAY OCTOBER 18

Whitby Antiques & Fine Arts Society now meets at St John’s Ambulance Hall, Back St Hilda’s Tce. Meeting starts 7.30pm. Speaker to be arranged. Meetings monthly on the third Tuesday of each month at this new venue for the foreseeable future. Looking forward to seeing our members again and new members/ visitors always welcome. More details from 01947 821860 or 228108.

SATURDAY OCTOBER 22

The Grand Draw of St Hilda’s Church 200 Club will take place in St Hilda’s Old School. Running from 10.00 to 11.30am, refreshments will be available as well as a cake stall and a raffle. The Draw for the £1000.00 prize will be made around 11.15am with further draws for the two £50.00 prizes. All welcome.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY OCTOBER 22-23

Dippy Craft & Gift Fair at Whitby Leisure Centre from 10.00am to 4.30pm each day. Free entry. Over 40 Stalls.

MONDAY OCTOBER 24

Whitby Flower Club will be meeting in Sleights Village Hall, at 2pm. Jean McClure will be demonstrating “An Autumn Gathering”. Non-Members welcome, admission £5. For details about the club contact Margaret on Whitby 603297.

TUESDAY OCTOBER 25

Whitby Disability Action Group. Fortnightly book stall at the Whitby Co-op 10:00am to 1:00pm in aid of Whitby DAG. Book donations always welcome. Contact Tom 07871 388425.

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26

Whitby WI meet 7pm Northern Lights Suite, Spa Pavilion, West Cliff. ‘Staying Healthy this Winter –How to Boost Immunity Naturally’- Andrea Wood. British Sign Language. Raffle: Healthy Food. Everyone welcome. Visitors £3.00. For further info, please email WhitbyWI2014@gmail.com.

THURSDAY OCTOBER 27

Free for lunch on Thursday 27th October? If so, do come along and join the Whitby & District Ladies Luncheon Club for a 3-course lunch plus tea/coffee at the Saxonville Hotel., 12noon for 12.30pm. The cost is £25. We who meet 8 times a year, January to April and September to December. The speaker will be Barry Foster giving a talk “A Life in Crime”. Our annual membership fee is £15 a year (JanuaryDecember). You are welcome to come along as a visitor to the October luncheon where you will receive a warm and friendly welcome. To find out more and to book, please contact Hilda Gregson on 01947 821591. Booking should be made no later than Thursday 20th October.

FRIDAY OCTOBER 28

‘A Night at The Music Hall’ at The Robinson Institute, Glaisdale YO21 2PN from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Come along for a good sing, tombola, cake stall and lots of fun. Exit collection in aid of RETINA UK.

FRIDAY - SUNDAY OCTOBER 28-30

Whitby Goth Weekend. A weekend where thousands of Goths and alternatives of all ages and walks of life gather for an amazing weekend of fantastic live music and shopping here in the town! A weekend not to be forgotten!! Don’t miss the world-famous Bizarre Bazaar Alternative Market at Whitby Leisure Centre featuring many independent traders, crafters, artists and more for your most eccentric Gothique needs! More information online at http://www.whitbygothweekend.co.uk and also @whitbygothweekend on Facebook.

SATURDAY OCTOBER 29

Saltburn Blues Club presents The Hiding Magpies at New Marske Institute plus support. TS11 8EG. Tickets £12 from The Spar Saltburn, Ents24.com and 07960 935263. Doors open 7.30pm.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29-30

Craft Fair at Goathland Village Hall 10.00am to 4.00 pm. New crafters welcome for our successful and longestablished Craft Fairs. Contact Elsie on 01947 896333 or e-mail elsie.goathland@gmail.com.

Whitby Library Events

SEPT 26-3RD OCTOBER IS BIG GREEN WEEK We have displays during the week and the brilliant Yorkshire Rotters coming in again with activities based around ‘love food, hate waste’

LIBRARIES WEEK OCTOBER 3RD-9TH This year’s theme is ‘Never stop learning’

During the week, we will have information and activities around learning new skills, and on Thursday 6th October we have a Hobby Fayre 12:30-4pm come and see what’s on offer in the library and also in the community to learn a new craft, skill or sport.

**If you run a local hobby group and would like to have a stand to encourage new members please get in touch either email whitby.library@ northyorks.gov.uk or telephone 01609534350

GET ONLINE WEEK 17TH-23RD OCTOBER we will have specialist IT buddy sessions throughout the week: ‘Beginners guides sessions’ covering tablets, phones, emails and lots of information on how to use our online services including e-books, audio books, and our online newspapers and magazines.

FRIDAY 21ST OCTOBER MUSICPORT FUN MUSIC WORKSHOP FOR UNDER 5’S 10-12pm

OCTOBER HALF TERM PUMPKIN CARVING COMPETITION open to all ages: Bring your finished carved pumpkin to the library on Thursday 27th October and we will judge the competition at 10am Saturday 29th before a special Halloween craft morning 10am-12pm fancy dress encouraged! (Pumpkins need to be collected before 1pm on Saturday, any left will be disposed of) BABYRHYME - term time Monday 9:45am – 10:15 am STORY TOTS Mondays term time 10:30 – 11:15

IT BUDDIES available by appointment Monday, Tuesday Fridays.

FAMILY HISTORIAN available by appointment Tuesdays 2-5pm

CONNECT AND JOIN THE WHITBY COMPASSIONATE COMMUNITY

There’s no shortage of problems affecting people. Some are specific to individuals, including ourselves, but others relate to people worldwide we don’t know who are impacted by famines, floods and conflicts.

Our personal reactions to these range from sympathy to empathy if we have experienced the kind of situation ourselves and possibly reaching compassion, which means doings something about it. Compassion is the level that costs in some way – investment of time, perhaps money and certainly emotion. The Covid-19 pandemic spotlighted compassion. Volunteers helped to manage the flows at vaccination centres and delivered essentials to the housebound in lockdown. It was large scale action, public and visible, whereas most compassionate responses happen privately between friends and family. However, very importantly, many happen with complete strangers when paths just cross.

Compassion begins by realisation of a need. Perhaps by being told or by noticing how someone appears to be. The way a person responds to a casual “how are you?” may give the clue and the setting might be a queue, a bench, a food bank or anywhere.

Having friends will increase the likelihood of receiving help, but for those who are isolated help will be less certain. The odds in favour of help will be increased if there are people at large who are alert to signs of someone lacking support, falling through the net. Having people at large is the purpose of the Whitby Compassion Project. They will be “Community Connectors” providing intentional compassion when circumstances arise. They will be volunteers going about their ordinary daily life until they bump into someone needing and wanting help with an issue. A Community Connector simply gives them time to talk. The project will develop volunteers to be ‘signposts’ in chance encounters pointing towards sources of help. Signposts are not destinations. The AA advert “but I know a man who can” is apt. Community Connectors will not ‘tinker under the bonnet’ themselves but will point to those better placed to identify solutions. The grassroots approach has worked well in Frome, Somerset under the visionary leadership of a GP. She foresaw the need for, and benefit from, floating

volunteers who could give time as needed to help those whose needs were not medical but more likely related to isolation.

The Frome project also pioneered the role of Health Connectors that have now become the primary care link workers today. Link workers signpost patients to activities and services that might benefit them. Local examples of these targeted services with experienced advisors are Whitby DAG and MIND. Others such as the Men’s Sheds, Revival North Yorkshire and Whitby Beach Sweep offer activity-centred support.

There are numerous other groups, sometimes not well known, playing their part for people feeling on the outside or downside of life. There are no one size fits all solutions to needs.

How will Connectors be prepared for their important role? They will have an introduction to the role and then draw on their own first-hand experience, on what they learn over time and by accessing a Whitby Handy Directory online. This is a map-based tool using information collected about Whitby activities and services.

A feature is that the service/activity entries can be tagged with keywords also used to describe an individual person’s need. These can be used in conjunction to generate some preliminary matches.

How might you help Whitby Compassion Project?

1. Tell us of activities/services in Whitby district that might welcome people one by one to their activity. Just the barest details will do.

2. Become a local Handy Directory Champion tracking local activities that start, change or finish.

3. Consider becoming a Community Connector. Introductory sessions will begin in early 2023.

4. Consider helping to arrange some regular “pop up” Talking Cafés using commercial or community cafes; places to meet, chat and where anyone wanting assistance can come.

Please contact Clare Churley or Graham Storer initially through whitbycompassion@gmail.com

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These days most homeowners suffer from a lack of storage space. So many precious items that need to be kept – but where to store it all? That’s where Yorkshire Loft Ladders come in.

The company, based locally, offers homeowners the opportunity to maximise their storage space with a loft ladder, 50 sq ft of boarding and a light all fully fitted in less than a day from just £277 + VAT. But it’s not just the affordability of the package the company offers that makes Yorkshire Loft Ladders stand out as manager Mark Hodson explains:

‘Our watchwords are Quality, Integrity and Value. Quality in the materials that we use for all our installations and the fact that all our loft packages are fitted by time served tradesmen so our customers are assured of the best job. Integrity in that we will turn up at the time we say and make sure the house is spotless when we leave, and Value in that we offer our services at a price people can afford.

Our business relies on referrals and we got a huge amount of our calls from people who have been referred to us by our existing customers - that simply wouldn’t happen if we didn’t adhere to our overriding principles.

At the end of the day the old adage that happy customers lead to more happy customers is true and we work hard to make that happen for every installation we carry out!’

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We are delighted to introduce our brand new competition, 'Find the Flag' with the chance to win a fantastic prize!

Our Whitby Advertiser mascot Sammie the Seal just loves building sand castles and sticking in one of his flags. Sammie is often quite careless and leaves his flags lying around, often on the pages of our magazine.

All you have to do is find the location of Sammie's flag and you will enter the grand draw to win our 'Find the Flag' prize.

This month's flag...

This month the Original Factory Shop found within Whitby's Co-op is offering a fabulous £20 prize to find Sammie's flag.

To stand a chance of winning this prize all you have to do is find the flag with the Tofs logo which is hidden on one of the pages in this month's Whitby Advertiser. Deadline for entries - 14/10/22

To enter the prize draw please post or email the page number where you have found Sammie's flag, with your name, address & telephone number to: Whitby Advertiser, PO Box 120, Whitby, YO21 3ED Email: competitions@whitbyadvertiser.co.uk. The winner will be announced in the next issue. (Pleasenote,weonlyacceptoneentryperhousehold).

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Would you like to sponsor our Find the Flag competition in a future issue?

Get in touch, donate a prize and soon the name of your business could be on the lips of many of our 24,000 readers as they search the magazine for your ‘flag’!!

To register an interest or to find out more please email: info@whitbyadvertiser.co.uk

Our lucky September winner is: Joyce Hutchinson of Lealholm

If you have completed our prize crossword and still need a challenge then why not try our suduko, wordsearch and spot the difference for a bit of fun. Good luck!

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MOBILE HAIRDRESSERS

JULIE’S MOBILE HAIRDRESSING. Friendly & reliable service, Over 25 years’ experience.  Call Julie on 07789 786226 or 01947 811315

ACCOMMODATION

FLAT TO LET. 1-bedroom ground floor flat. Garden. Lounge. Kitchen. Gas central heating. Sleights. Tel: 01947 811162.

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DELIVERY PERSON WANTED. To deliver this magazine in the Aislaby, Newholm, Dunsley and Goathland areas. Please call 01947 605500 or email: info@ whitbyadvertiser.co.uk

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KELLY’S CARE for all aspects of care work in your own home night and day contact Kelly on 07500630324.

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EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION INVITE APPLICATIONS from person under 25 years of age for grants for educational purposes either academic or arisen. Applicants must be resident in the parish of Eskdalesidecum-Ugglebarnby or have attended Sleights School for at least two years. Applications should be made in writing before 17 September to The Trustees, 12 Birch Avenue Sleights YO22 5DA.

10 WEEK OIL PAINTING COURSE at the Green Lane Centre, Whitby. £150. Beginners/Advanced welcome. Qualified / experienced / professional artist/tutor. Contact: asvisualskills@gmail.com Anne Moses 07365 985250

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ACAIR LOCKS YOUR LOCAL LOCKSMITH uPVC doors difficult to lock? We can help! Locked out? No problem! Fast service. No call-out charge. Tel: 07974 660062 / (01947) 228773. Email: derekliversidge@aol.com

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PAT TESTING AND HANDYMAN SERVICES. Latest PAT test equipment. £1.35 per item inc. certificate/report (minimum invoice value £25.00). Call 07746 410025. Blair Hankin https://pattestingwhitby.co.uk

GUISBOROUGH TROPHY CENTRE. All sports catered for. Engraving to any item. Brass plates available. Tel: 01287 630990. 2022 catalogue now available.

ALL ASPECTS OF GARDEN AND TREE WORK UNDERTAKEN. Garden clearances, all rubbish taken away and included in the price Tel: 07885 090911.

LJ GARDEN MAINTENANCE Offering a friendly & reliable service in Whitby & surrounding area. Free no obligation quotes given. Call Lee on 07725 367731.

ALL ROOF AND PROPERTY REPAIRS UNDERTAKEN. All pointing, chimney stacks, ridge tiles. Gutter cleaning. No job too large or too small Tel: 07885 090911.

CC PLUMBING for your plumbing jobs. Same day callout. Tel: 07775 902706.

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE/ HANDY MAN. Tools available for most jobs. Will travel. Reliable. Hourly rate available. Andy 07850 630077

M STAINTHORPE TREE SURGERY mini digger with driver waste carriers licence fully insured Whitby 07866 079 038 / 01947 820 845

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ALL SCRAP METAL WANTED. Top prices paid for all ferrous and non ferrous metal .Cash or bank transfer payment. Same day collection. Tel: 07885 090911.

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