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Manor Farm Shop
Hutton Cranswick
Tel. 01377 271038
Email [email protected]
Twitter @helenmfs
Cheese of the month
In season this month Bluemin White. This cheese is made by the
Shepherds Purse Cheese Company from North Yorkshire. Launched in
2010 this cheese has proved successful, winning Great Taste awards
and a silver at the world cheese awards. Bluemin White is a soft,
creamy, mould ripened cows’ milk cheese. Ripening from the outside in
developing a brie like texture with a velvety blue rind. It is made from
pasteurised milk and is suitable for vegetarians.
Spotlight on a local producer
In season this month
Three little pigs chorizo & salami
Three little Pigs was dreamt up by Jonathan &
Charlotte Clarkson who farm at Kiplingcotes.
They cure & make chorizo & salami by hand and in
small batches from their own free range pigs.
Not only are their products so delicious that
they fly off the shelves but they have been
recognised by others for their innovative
products & ideas. They have won . . .
Still in season this month local grown Asparagus.
If the sun comes out we will have
local grown strawberries!
Market Weighton grown new potatoes.
British cheese week
British cheese week runs from 1st June to
7th June.
Defra food star award
Diversification Innovator of the year
Taste of Excellence awards
Throughout this week we will have a different
British cheese on sample everyday.
and more recently have been invited to
pitch@the palace where their chorizo was
served as canapés.
We have over 40 different British cheeses in
our deli counter so lots to choose from
whether you like cheese mild, strong, blue or
just downright tasty we have one for you!
The chorizo is available in mild & spicy and is
available from us for £5.99
Also available in Harrods!!!!!!!.
OPENING HOURS
MON - FRI 9.00am - 5.30pm
Father’s Day Sunday 21st June
Treat your Dad to a lovely hamper designed to your
budget, choose the products you require and we'll
box it and wrap it!
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SAT 9.00am - 5.00pm
SUN & BANK HOLIDAYS 10.0am – 4.00pm
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NOTICE OF INTENDED ROAD
CLOSURE
Hutton Cranswick Village Show Committee intends to
apply for a road closure between the hours of
10:00 and 16:00 hrs on 27th June 2015
on the following stretch of road: Hobman Lane
between the junctions with
Main Street & Londesborough Road.
Letters to those houses
directly affected on Hobman
Lane and The Green will be
sent out shortly.
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Relief Deliverers needed, please!
Nature on our doorstep … literally!
As we approach the holiday season,
The Bulletin would like to hear from
anyone who could occasionally offer a
few hours a month to cover for
regular deliverers who take a holiday.
If you would be prepared to be part
of the ‘relief’ team, please
On Tuesday morning I went outside around 6am to
find a baby tawny owl sat on our back doorstep, as
it obviously didn't have its adult feathers I knew it
couldn't fly but it appeared uninjured. I rang
Wildlife Welfare who agreed to take it. I met the
manager half way to Scarborough with the owl.
He explained that if it had been left alone there is
no way the baby owl could get back into the nest
and more than likely it would be taken by a fox or
cat, it had in all likelihood fallen from the nest and
appeared a healthy two-week-old tawny owl,
possibly female.
email: [email protected]
or
ring Yvonne on: 01377 202140
Two mornings later a second owl is sat at the back
door!
This time the Wildlife Welfare manager came out
to see if he could locate from where the baby owls
had fallen. There is no obvious nest over our garden
and their origin is still unknown. The siblings have
been reunited and will be reared by the very
knowledgeable Animal House Wildlife Welfare at
Scarborough.
Article Contributions
The Bulletin team were delighted to receive the
article about the baby tawny owls.
If you have a story to tell, please consider sending
it to The Bulletin. We do like to keep a good
balance between interesting reading, event
information and advertising.
We often hear owls down here in Southgate but
have never actually seen the tawnys only the barn
owls.
If any of our readers would like to write a regular
column on a topic of general interest, please get in
touch. We would be delighted to hear from some
of the younger people in Hutton Cranswick, in
addition to the varied items we receive from
school.
The photo shows the lovely picture of the siblings
reunited at Animal House. It still remains a mystery
as to where they have actually fallen from!
Sharon
In the first instance, please email:
The photo shows
the tawny owl
siblings when they
were reunited at
Animal House.
[email protected]
… and to show that the youngsters can be
perceptive …
Any readers who
would like to follow
the owls’ progress
can do so on
Facebook.
One day a little girl was sitting and watching her
mother do the dishes at the kitchen sink. She
suddenly noticed that her mother had several
strands of white hair sticking out in contrast on
her brunette head.
She looked at her mother and inquisitively asked,
'Why are some of your hairs white, Mum?'
Thank you to Sharon for sending us this interesting
story.
Her mother replied, 'Well, every time that you do
something wrong and make me cry or unhappy, one
of my hairs turns white.'
Animal House Wildlife Welfare (Scarborough) is
Registered Charity 1059674 specialising in the rehoming and rehabilitation of unwanted or injured birds
of prey.
Tel: 07581219803.
Email: [email protected]
The little girl thought about this revelation for a
while and then said, 'Mummy, how come ALL of
grandma's hairs are white?'
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THE BENEFICE OF HUTTON CRANSWICK WITH SKERNE,
WATTON AND BESWICK
AND
THE BENEFICE OF NAFFERTON WITH WANSFORD
MINISTRY TEAM
Revd Brian Lees
Revd Hilary Boon
Mrs Gwyneth Southall
Mrs Caroline Lees
Miss Trish Barker
Mr Martin Adams
Mr Marc Voase
Mrs Sue Nichol
Priest in Charge
01377 270806
Associate Priest
01377 202084
Reader
01377 253572
Reader
01377 270806
Reader
01377 270091
Reader-in-Training 01377 270120
Recognised Parish Assistant
Recognised Parish Assistant
CHURCHWARDENS
St Peter's, Hutton Cranswick
Mr Andrew Pickles
Mr Martin Adams
01377 270474
01377 270120
From the Parish Registers
St Leonard's, Skerne
Mrs Margaret Brennand
Mr Nick Minns
01377 251257
01377 255600
St Mary's, Watton
Mr Tony Pexton
Mrs Joanne Blacker
01377 270281
01377 270228
St Margaret's, Beswick
Mr John Duggleby
01377 270229
All Saints, Nafferton
Mr Michael Anderson
01377 254410
St Mary's, Wansford
Mr John Seaton
01377 255592
Holy Baptism
At All Saints’, Nafferton
Poppy Yeadon on 3rd May 2015
*****
Funerals
At All Saints’, Nafferton
Harry Slater, aged 94, on 24th April 2015
Joan Shawcross, on 15th May 2015
Anyone wishing to arrange:
a wedding - please contact Revd Brian Lees
a baptism - please contact Revd Hilary Boon
The last Night of the Proms
Hutton Cranswick Sports & Recreation Association Centre
Saturday 18 July
In aid of
St Peter’s Church
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Services for June 2015
June 7th
1st Sunday after Trinity
8.00 Holy Communion
Beswick
8.30 Holy Communion by extension
Wansford
9.15 Holy Communion
Skerne
10.00 Family Service
Nafferton
10.45 Family Service with Baptism
Hutton Cranswick
6.00 Evensong
Watton
6.30 Evensong
Hutton Cranswick
June14th
2nd Sunday after Trinity
8.00 Holy Communion
Beswick
8.30 Morning Prayer
Wansford
9.00 Holy Communion
Watton
9.15 Holy Communion by extension
Skerne
10.00 Holy Communion
Nafferton
10.45 Holy Communion
Hutton Cranswick
6.30 Evensong
Hutton Cranswick
June 21st
3rd Sunday after Trinity
8.00 Holy Communion
Beswick
9.15 Holy Communion
Skerne
10.00 Morning Praise
Wansford
(Joint service with All Saints’, Nafferton)
10.45 Family Communion
Hutton Cranswick
6.00 Evensong
Watton
6.30 Evensong
Hutton Cranswick
June 25th
7.00
LINK
(at Cranswick Methodist Chapel)
June 28th
4th Sunday after Trinity
8.30 Holy Communion
Wansford
9.00 Holy Communion
Watton
9.15 Holy Communion by extension
Skerne
10.00 Holy Communion
Nafferton
10.45 Family Service with Baptism
Hutton Cranswick
10.45 Family Service
Beswick
6.30 Deanery Confirmation Service
Hutton Cranswick
Dear friends, technology is a wonderful thing until it goes
wrong; then it becomes frustrating, if not a liability. It’s
also important to know how to use it correctly. This
morning I tried to print a document without selecting it. (I
am the bane of my husband’s life!) This set me thinking!
Texts and emails are brilliant as we can contact lots of
people at once, but they can’t convey the tone of voice and
so can cause offence where none was intended. It’s also
easy to forget that not everyone has email and so some
may be left out of the loop when sending messages. Not
good if it’s important that all receive the message.
Another issue with emails is that many people can access
‘work’ emails at home, so instead of spending time with
friends and family away from the work place, emails are
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being checked. Work becomes 24/7,
instead of the hours intended, impacting
upon our personal time and thus family
and/or friends’ time.
All relationships need work for them to
thrive. If we don’t spend time with people,
how are we to know what they think,
whether they like the same things as we
do, whether we can have a conversation
with them? It’s all part of the ‘getting to
know you’ process. This is one way to make
friends, and if we are truly fortunate, we
may still be friends into our old age.
If we value our relationship with God, we
need to put in some time and effort. We
need time to read his words, talk with him
in prayer and listen to him, if our
relationship is to deepen and grow. Why is
this important?
At the moment our farmers are
particularly busy looking after their
animals and crops, trying to ensure a good
yield. If they did nothing, their stock
would become ill and some die and their
fields would be full of weeds. A good yield
with animals and crops provides profit for
the farmer and food for us. In the same
way, if we are to yield a ‘good crop’, we
must spend time with our Creator so we
know what he wants us to do and how to
do it. God always gives us the skills
needed for a task and he is always with
us, by our side or carrying us. We are not
alone. A ‘good crop’ is what Jesus meant
when he gave the Great Commission to his
disciples. “Therefore go and make
disciples of all nations, baptizing them in
the name of the Father, Son and of the
Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey
everything I have commanded you. And
surely I am with you always, to the very
end of the age.”
Furthermore, developing our faith will
lead us to become a better person: one
who puts others first, is not quick to
anger or pass judgement, lives life
according to the teachings of Jesus.
Can we say, “I act justly, love mercy and
walk humbly with God”?
Love Gwyneth.
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Welcome to The Bulletin : June 2015
DRIFFIELD
GARDEN SERVICES
We hope you enjoy reading your copy of The Bulletin. If you
would like to send an item for publication please email this to
[email protected]
If you prefer you can deliver your article to Sue Wardell at
10 St Peter’s Close, Hutton.
Various jobs including
Digging Weeding, Hedge Cutting, Grass Cutting
Footpaths and Patios Power Washed
Snow Clearing and Wood Cutting
Log cutting and sweeping out garages and sheds
To place an advert please contact Anne or Joe on
01377 202142.
If you do not receive a regular copy, or would like to help with
deliveries, Yvonne would like to hear from you on
01377 202140.
NO JOB TOO SMALL
All items for inclusion in The Bulletin should be with us by the
18�� of the month, otherwise we cannot guarantee inclusion.
For immediate response contact
Please Note : if you send your items by email we will
acknowledge receipt within a few days, if you do not
hear from us then please contact us by phone on 271947
to ensure we have received your copy.
Robert Mumby
01377 252354
Mobile : 07983652650
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Hutton Cranswick Methodist Church
Minister : Rev’d Robert Amos – 01377 252105
Sunday Service Cranswick 10.30
Inter-Church Prayer Fellowship
Mondays 9.30 am at 13a Orchard Lane
Life After Birth . . .
In a mother’s womb were two babies. One asked the other:
“Do you believe in life after delivery?” The other replied, “Why, of course. There has to be something
after delivery. Maybe we are here to prepare ourselves for what we will be later.”
“Nonsense” said the first. “There is no life after delivery. What kind of life would that be?”
The second said, “I don’t know, but there will be more light than here. Maybe we will walk with our legs
and eat from our mouths. Maybe we will have other senses that we can’t understand now.”
The first replied, “That is absurd. Walking is impossible. And eating with our mouths? Ridiculous! The
umbilical cord supplies nutrition and everything we need. But the umbilical cord is so short. Life after
delivery is to be logically excluded.”
The second insisted, “Well I think there is something and maybe it’s different than it is here. Maybe
we won’t need this physical cord anymore.”
The first replied, “Nonsense. And moreover if there is life, then why has no one has ever come back from there?
Delivery is the end of life, and in the after-delivery there is nothing but darkness and silence and oblivion. It takes us
nowhere.”
“Well, I don’t know,” said the second, “but certainly we will meet Mother and she will take care of us.”
The first replied “Mother? You actually believe in Mother? That’s laughable. If Mother exists then where is She
now?”
The second said, “She is all around us. We are surrounded by her. We are of Her. It is in Her that we live. Without
Her this world would not and could not exist.”
Said the first: “Well I don’t see Her, so it is only logical that She doesn’t exist.”
To which the second replied, “Sometimes, when you’re in silence and you focus and you really listen, you can perceive
Her presence, and you can hear Her loving voice, calling down from above.”
May 2015 WI Meeting
Jenny welcomed 35 members and the folksy version of Jerusalem was sung.
Gwynneth informed members of forthcoming events: A Puffin Cruise; Trip to Thirsk and visit to the
mouseman, with Nafferton WI; Afternoon tea at Leven celebrating 100 years of WI; and Centennial
fair at Harrogate on 5th Sept.
The speaker for the evening was Adam Palmer, a director of Yorkshire Rape Seed Oil, who gave us a
very interesting talk. We were all delighted to sample the different oils and dressings produced by the
company.
The competition, a photo of a rape field, was very popular and was won by Rhiannon Brown.
Next meeting, June 9th – History of Bell Mills
Competition: home-made bread with the recipe
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Hutton Cranswick
Childminding Group
Local Childminders registered individually with
OFSTED
all with ‘good’ outcomes offer…
* High quality care for children of all ages.
* Integrated education through play, exploration,
new experiences and activities.
* Flexible hours and arrangements to meet the
needs of the children and families.
* We all drop off and pick up at the local
playgroup and school.
* Regular socialising including local Mother and
Toddler group, Soft Play, Little Bears and group
‘get togethers’.
* Nutritious home cooked meals provided by
arrangement.
Contact
Sally Bean 270590
Sally Gowthorpe 270213
Ann Jefferson 270455
Nicola Latus 271089
Tara Lock 271329
Wendy Pickles 202006
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THANKS A MILLION, BARBARA!
Being responsible for the distribution of the Bulletin, our much valued village newsletter (newsletter? – twenty-eight
pages?) I hope all of our deliverers understand the value of their hard work. Let’s face it, without them all the hours
that go into the production, the newsworthiness of the contributions and the interest and returns that our
advertisers benefit from, would all count for nothing. Not for us the crafty dumping of quantities of copies or going
out when you feel like it. Our deliverers are community minded and committed (in fact I often think they should be,
turning out in all weathers!) to making sure that our ever expanding locality is kept up to speed with everything
connected with Hutton Cranswick.
But this time I want to focus on one lady who has only recently given up her round of eighty-one houses. Even then
she didn’t let us down, but passed the task on to her sister, Valerie, and brother-in-law.
Barbara Ness was born in the village and, apart from the years spent farming at Tophill Low with husband of sixtyfour years, Gordon, she has never lived anywhere else. She can’t remember the precise number of years she has
been involved with helping the Bulletin, but I would guess it was shortly after its conception forty years ago (which
as many of you know has recently been celebrated with an exhibition and lovely get together at the WI Hall) and I
have been informed by Sheila, a resident of long standing, that Barbara never missed a delivery.
Barbara and Valerie, who were two of a family of twelve now live in close proximity on Londesborough Road on
land that was once their garden, their father being the village blacksmith. I think that’s rather special and
epitomises the closeness of the older residents of our community, illustrating once again that however often people
may move on for one reason or another, frequently they return to our lovely village.
So a big thank you, Barbara, for all that effort – I can’t even begin to calculate how many editions you must have
posted – from the entire Bulletin team, and we wish you and Gordon, not to mention rescue Jack Russell, Oscar,
and your ancient cockatiel, many more happy readings of the Bulletin being delivered to you for a change.
P.S. If I’m a bit short Barbara, do you fancy doing any holiday cover???!!!
To everyone for their
support at the coffee
morning in aid of the
SRA.
In particular thanks to
Manor Farm Shop for
donation of cream, to Hutton Cranswick Garden
Centre for donation of milk and to Spar Shop
for donation of jam and butter and to all our
lovely helpers.
Many thanks
Sally and Tara x
OLD VILLAGE PHOTOS?
As part of a display at the Village Show on
27th June, we would be very grateful for the
loan of any old photographs you may have of
the village and villagers, particularly if they
are associated with the old village shows,
gala days, feasts or fetes.
Please contact Yvonne Mills if you can help
Tel: 01377 202140;
Email: [email protected]
A request from a resident …
Car parking outside the WI Hall is becoming a problem with people parking on both sides of the road. Large vehicles
such as lorries, tractors and the emergency service vehicles are, frequently, not able to pass down Main Street without
causing damage to cars.
It would be appreciated if people using the WI Hall could consider parking on one side of the road, thus leaving a
safe gap for traffic to pass though.
The WI Hall is there for everybody in the community to use but please can some consideration be shown for the
people that live on Main Street, and their cars, as we all know how expensive they are to repair.
Please Park Res
Many thanks.
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po n sib ly!
KILNWICK GARDENS
Quality plants at sensible prices
A wide selection of pack bedding now available including antirrhinum,
dwarf begonia, marigolds and verbena.
Hanging basket plants in the latest varieties and colours ready
at the end of May.
New season Whetman Pinks now ready.
Open daily 10am - 4pm
( closed Wednesday )
01377 270216
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A little nostalgia …
In June, Hutton Cranswick will be holding two
community events over one weekend: the Village
Show and Open Gardens. Could this be termed a ‘Fun
Weekend’?
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Our research into the 40 years of Bulletin
production tells us that a Fun Weekend was held
from 16–19 July in 1981. With three active pubs in
the village at that time, they certainly did seem to
have ‘fun’. Not only was a Miss Hutton Cranswick
chosen from the young ladies, there was, also, a
Miss Hutton Cranswick (in Drag)!
New roofs and roof repairs
Extensions
New kitchens supplied and fitted
New bathrooms supplied and fitted
Plastering and dry lining
Conversions and renovations
All aspects of building work
The Cross Keys held a Domino Match and supper for
their customers.
The Pack Horse held a Fancy Dress party: ‘The
event turned out to be much larger than anticipated
and a pleasant evening of fun and laughter was
enjoyed by all who attended.’
The White Horse organised a Pool & Darts
Competition and provided supper. Trophies were
presented for each event.
Call Paul Melling for a no obligation quote
Octon Grange, Foxholes, Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 3HJ The Fun Weekend Treasure Hunt held on Saturday
18 July was a great success. ‘All competitors showed
initiative and are to be congratulated on their
performance and for the way they conducted
themselves throughout the day and for making the
day the success it undoubtedly was.’
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‘On Sunday 19 July, a large congregation gathered for morning service in St Peter’s Church, Hutton, which
was beautifully decorated with flowers for the occasion. … Lessons and prayers were read by members of
the congregation.’
‘During Sunday afternoon, fun and games were held on the Green and tea was served in the Church Rooms by
ladies of the village along with two young ladies who did work extremely hard – Miss Louise Bell and Miss
Mandy Bridges. Various displays and stalls were held and the respective organisations wish to
thank customers who patronised them and also to the people who very kindly donated bottles for
the bottle stall. A special word of thanks must be passed to the Cubs who did a marvellous job of
clearing rubbish from the Green.’
Let’s hope we can write as positively about current village events. We will take this opportunity to say a
big ‘Thank you’ to all the people who spend so much time and energy organising activities for us to enjoy and so
encourage the great sense of community that is a valued aspect of life in Hutton Cranswick.
References
Extracts in quotes above are from The Bulletin, September, 1981.
At this time ‘Fresh farm milk’ could be ‘delivered to your door for 17½p per pint.’
Thank
y
o u!
The Church Rooms were demolished in 1998. They stood on the Southgate corner of the Green, where the
Millennium Sunclock is currently situated. What became the Church Rooms had, originally, been the Infants’
School built in 1844. [A Tale of Two Villages by Herbert Johnson]
Copies of ‘A Tale of Two Villages: Hutton and Cranswick’ are available from Hutton Cranswick Garden Centre at
the special anniversary price of £2.50 – buy a copy now while stocks last!
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“BAKE IN A BOX”
Would you like a box of Genuine Home Baking
delivered to your door every week?
The boxes contents will rotate on a four weekly basis,
and will cost £11 per week
8” Bramble & Apple Pie
Victoria Sandwich
6” Ground Rice Tart
2 Sultana Scones
6” Bacon & Egg Pie
8” Gooseberry Pie
Chocolate Cake
6” Coconut Tart
4 Sausage Rolls
8” Apple Pie
Coffee Cake
3 Jam & 3 Lemon Tarts
6” Mince & Onion Pie
8” Raspberry & Apple Pie
Small Fruit Loaf
6 Jam Tarts
6 Lemon Tarts
6” Quiche
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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Monday 1st June Mixed Crafts 2:00 – 4:00pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick.
Learn to crotchet.
Monday 8th June Bridge 1:30–3:30pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick.
Contact Monica McGregor on 01377 270717 if interested.
Tuesday 9th June WI Meeting 7:15pm at the WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick.
Subject – The History of Bell Mills; Speaker – Stuart Bradshaw.
Competition – Homemade Bread with a recipe.
Wednesday 10th June Driffield Probus Club 10:30am at Community Centre Driffield.
Subject – Mathematics for all. Speaker – Jim Clark.
Saturday 13th June Midsummer Bash 7:00pm until late at Foreman’s Showroom. Proceeds for
Hutton Cranswick Primary School. Tickets £20.00 per person from
Janet Foreman at the garage or School.
For details email [email protected]
Sunday 14th June Car Boot Sale at the car park North Driffield Showground in aid of Driffield
District Lion’s.
Monday 15th June Mixed Crafts 2:00–4:00pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick.
Cross Stitch Cards.
Friday 19th June Quiz Night 7:30 pm SRA. Rotsea Lane.
Entrance £4.00 includes pie and pea supper.
Monday 22nd June Bridge 1:30–3:30pm at WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick.
Contact Monica McGregor on 01377 270717.
Saturday 27th June Village Show 10:00am–4:00pm on Village Green, WI Hall and in the Village
School – see page 3 for details.
Sunday 28th June Open Gardens 11am–5pm; start at St Peter’s Church or the WI Hall –
see page 3 for more details.
Sunday 28th June Car Boot Sale at the car park North Driffield Showground in aid of Driffield
District Lion’s.
Thursday 2nd July Yorkshire in Bloom Judging – tour begins from SRA at 1.30pm.
Saturday 18th July ‘Last Night of the Proms’ at SRA in aid of St. Peter’s Church.
To have your events listed in Dates for your Diary
please email [email protected] or
contact Sue Moody on 01377 275333
A note about the Village Show
Just in case, like me, you have been confused by the information on the Village Show leaflet – there is no
limit to the adult age!
Children’s Classes: 1 to 16
Adults’ Classes: 17 to 67
These numbers refer to the ‘Classes’ for which exhibits may be entered NOT our ages!
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OPENING HOURS....
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
CLOSED
CLOSED
CLOSED
11.30-1.30
11.30-1.30
11.30-1.30
CLOSED
CLOSED
4.30-7.00
4.30-7.00
4.30-7.00
4.30-7.30
CLOSED
CLOSED
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Is a traditional fish & chip shop based in the heart of the East
Riding of Yorkshire. We are a member of the National
East Riding of Yorkshire. We are a member of the N
Federation of Fish Friers since 2004.
Federation of Fish Friers since 2004.
Why not try our special recipe gluten free batter every Thursday
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We pride ourselves on serving quality British Food, made with
locally sourced ingredients whenever possible and fish from
sustainable stock.
Hutton Cranswick Fisheries, 21 Main Street, Hutton Cranswick
Telephone Orders Welcome, 01377 202091
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A letter to find out about Meerkats by Anna in Year 1
Dear Sunny,
I am writing this letter because I want to find out more about you and the cute Meerkats.
I am Anna. I like to eat spaghetti. I live in a house. Do you know what a house is?
Why do you stand on two legs?
Love from Anna.
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A letter to find out more about Meerkats by Madelaine in Year 1
Dear Sunny,
I am writing this letter because I want to find out more about you.
I live in Hutton in Church Street in a cottage.
I have been to Africa but not the Kalahari Desert. Do you ever get rain? I get lots of rain in England.
I eat scrumptious food. My favourite food is chocolate. What is your favourite insect?
I tried a spider once and I liked it.
What do you like to do in the day? I like to play cricket with daddy. I love to play pirates. I like to go on a
bike ride with my family.
Love from Madelaine.
School Gardening Club
Gardening Club restarted in earnest after the Easter holidays – on
Wednesdays after school. The children have been busy tidying the school
grounds and preparing the raised beds and vegetable patch ready for planting.
The school has received four large wooden planters organised through
Cranswick Garden Centre, along with lots of plants, including pansies and
geraniums, these have now been planted up and have brightened the outdoor
area significantly.
On Friday 15th May, the children were asked to bring in a cutting or plant, we were overwhelmed by the
response and we received over 100 plants, including clematis, lavender, rosemary and many colourful bedding
plants. In the afternoon each child chose the spot where they wanted their plant to be planted and they
wrote their names on a plant label to show where their plant is planted.
The grounds of the the school are now looking abundant with plants and the pupils, parents and staff are
looking forward to them all coming to fruition in the coming weeks and months.
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Please note the date
Yorkshire in Bloom summer judging will take place on Thursday, 2 July, 2015.
The tour will begin from the Sports and Recreation Association centre in
Rotsea Lane at 1.30pm. On this occasion, the judges, Sheila Johnson and Jane
Macaulay, will visit the special category entries: Hutton Cranswick Playgroup;
James White (Butchers); Paul Harrison Cars (Autopoint); and Southlands
Residential Care Home. Village in Bloom appreciates the support from these
village organisations.
The village competitions for summer will be organised by Margaret Jenkins.
The focus for the garden competition will be container planting: The prettiest summer hanging basket, wall
basket or container. An independent judge will tour the village looking for pretty container creations during
the week beginning 15 June. If you would like the judge to see a planter display that is not easily visible
from the road, please contact Margaret on: 01377 271191.
The theme for the photographic competition will be: The most beautiful flower in my garden. Be ready to
snap individual flowers as they burst into bloom. Photographs should be mounted, if possible, and no larger
than 8 x 6. Please ensure that Margaret receives your entry at 2 Pinfold Close, Hutton, YO25 9YU, no later
than 22 June.
Thinking of flowers in bloom – we are delighted to learn that Hutton Cranswick School Garden Club has
become active again. There are some attractive planters around the school and the grounds are already
looking tidier and more colourful. If their plants flower in time, perhaps, we’ll have a selection of
photographs from the children!
Comments from spring
Centenary Wood
At the time of going to print, the official spring
report has not been available on the Yorkshire in
Bloom website. However, we have received some
very positive comments directly from the judges.
If you haven’t visited Centenary Wood this spring,
then you’ve missed a treat. From the first
snowdrops appearing, there has been a succession
of colour carpeting the woodland: aconites,
celandines and now, of course, the bluebells and
forget-me-knots.
In their introduction they say ‘Hutton Cranswick is
a joy to visit.’ They compliment the village on the
excellent standard of residential gardens. They
commended the group on the imaginative use of
recycled materials to create Crawford the Crane
and the replica train at the station.
‘Centenary Wood looked magnificent in the
afternoon sunshine … Avice and Sonia are to be
congratulated on their achievements … they are
passionate about their piece of paradise.’
‘Throughout the village the plant barrels and
containers are well maintained and beautifully
planted … we were particularly taken with the dog
cart on the main road which was nicely planted with
beautifully blended colours.’
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust are encouraging
everyone to ‘Go Wild’ in June so why not take time
out to enjoy our local wood. Listen for the
blackbirds, the robins and the chiffchaffs. To
find out more about ‘30 Days Wild’ visit:
Sheila and Jane look forward to seeing the
redevelopment of the War Memorial area with the
planting of flowers for remembrance.
A sincere ‘thank you’ to everyone who helped to
make the spring judging such a positive experience!
www.ywt.org.uk
In summer, meet with the judges from around
4.30pm, at SRA, for light refreshments.
… and write to The Bulletin about your experience!
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Hutton Cranswick Parish Council
Minutes of the meeting of the parish council held in the WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick on
Wednesday 15 April 2015 at 7.00 pm
Present:
Cllr Richardson (Chairman)
Cllr Smith
Cllr Mrs Mills
Cllr Poolford
Cllr Wardell
Cllr Scullion
Cllr Mrs Boycott
Cllr Hughes
Cllr Sibley-Calder
Cllr Mrs Price
Cllr Mrs Simpson
The clerk Mrs Gail Newlove recorded the minutes. Also present: Parishioners - Two
The clerk advised the meeting that forthcoming parish council election on 7 May 2015 would be uncontested.
1
To receive and approve apologies for absence. Cllrs: Gowthorpe/Street
2
(a) To record declarations of interest by any member of the council in respect of the agenda items listed
below. Members declaring interests should identify the agenda item and type of interest being declared.
((Code of Conduct, Localism Act 2011)
Cllr Mrs Mills
Item No
Non pecuniary
HCSRA committee member
Cllr Mrs Simpson
Item No
Non pecuniary
HCSRA Trustee
Cllr Wardell
Item No
Non-pecuniary
HCSRA Chairman
(b) To note dispensations given to any member of the council in respect of the agenda items
listed below: None.
3
To confirm as a true record the minutes of the meeting of the parish council held on Friday 13
March 2015 having been previously circulated were agreed and signed by the chairman.
(Proposed Cllr Poolford, seconded Cllr Mrs Mills)
4
To receive information on the following ongoing issues (not included elsewhere) and decide
further action where necessary:
Carbon Capture Scheme: The clerk submitted an email from DAH regarding an easement payment as
regards the parish council’s agricultural holdings on Beverley Road/Southburn Road area. It was resolved to
enter into the Option Agreement as put forward by NGCs agents.
(Proposed Cllr Wardell/seconded Cllr Poolford)
5
Police Report: PSCO Chris Webster unable to attend the meeting.
6
Public Participation: To suspend Standing Orders for 15 minutes to allow members of the public
and councillors with pecuniary/non-pecuniary interest to ask questions or make statements
(limited to 3 minutes per person). Speakers are asked to make it know whether they would
object to being filmed or otherwise recorded, and if they object asking anyone who is recording
the meeting to respect their wishes.
A resident spoke as regards the proposed Local Plan and the Inspector’s Report which is due in June. There
are many things missing from the Local Plan, although some these things are small items the changes are
absolutely huge for Hutton Cranswick and the ER. The main change is that the that council has said is that
they consider that Hull and the ER to be one housing area which has immense implications Villages will need
625 further houses, but not stated where they are. Most of those will be in the most sustainable villages,
most of where they have been indicated have been extensions of existing sites. They are not intending to
review any sites which are already allocated. The allocations which in place at the moment are not for the
Local Plan period they are for the next five years. Looking a the monitoring reviews The ER expect everyone
of the 149 houses currently allocated for Hutton Cranswick to be built within the next five years and a similar
number will have to be allocated again to cover the rest of the plan period.
7
Planning Matters: To submit Notice of Decision made by the ERYC and consider a response to
any correspondence received:
A
B
To submit a letter from Arqiva’s Smart Meter Network – Proposed development at Hutton Cranswick
Industrial Estate Noted
ERLP Modifications Consultation - open Monday 30 March 2015 – closes 5.00pm Monday 11 May 2015
Signed..............................................................................................................................Date............................
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Modification consultation letter/Strategy Document Schedule of Modifications/Revised Policies Map, inset
for Hutton Cranswick/Representation Form and Guidance Notes (emailed to cllr 08/04/2015) and email
from resident as regards the ERLP: The council considered
8
Planning Applications: To agree a response to the following planning applications & tree
applications received, planning applications are available for viewing prior to the meeting:
A
B
C
D
E
15/00544/PLF - Erection of single storey extensions to front and side with relocation of access at The
Laurels Burn Butts Lane, Cranswick for Mr Keith Smith – Full Planning Permission - No objections
15/00712/VAR - Removal of condition 6 from planning permission 14/01652/OUT Outline - Erection of a
pair of semi-detached dwellings and one detached dwelling (Access, Appearance, Layout and Scale to
be considered) without provision for affordable housing Land West Of 13 The Green, Cranswick for Mr
Alan Nicholson – Variation of Conditions No objections
15/0833/PLF – Erection of 2 storey extension to side, single storey extension to rear and construction of
boundary all with 1.75m high brick pillars and timber infill fence panels at 1 Willow Court, Cranswick for
Mr C Elliott – Full Planning Permission: No objections
15/01063/TCA - HUTTON CONSERVATION AREA - Fell Pear tree due to close proximity to property.
Location: Pit Top Farm 87 Hutton Road, Cranswick for: Mr Simon Dee
Application Type: Tree Works in Conservation Areas: No objections
15/00870/PLF – Retention of boundary wall to front at 12 Mill Street, Hutton for Liebre Developments
Ltd – Full Planning Permission – Object – Application 14/01910/PLF states that front hedge and
grassed area to the front and agreed as per Notice of Decision of the 2014 planning application.
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To receive representatives’ reports – information only
Footpaths – Cllr Poolford – Had along with Trevor Eling taken down all dead and dying trees which were
dangerous in Centenary Wood along with 2 silver birches.
In Bloom – Cllr Mrs Simpson – Judging to take place tomorrow. All welcome to come along to the HCSRA
meeting room to meet the judges. Litter picking had taken place. Work had been done on the sedum bed at
the train station. There had been an excellent response from the ERYC as regards cleaning the village. The
theme for the summer, a three year RHS theme is “Greener streets, better lives”. Seeds have been given by
the RHS. Successful stall at Kelk Plant Fair.
10
To receive play area report (and quarterly report if applicable) and agree to any repairs/changes
No report yet. The clerk reported that she had been rang by a parent and made aware the large play frame
had protruding screws due to the “eggs” coming away and had been down to the play area to make safe the
webbing on the large play frame, until repairs could be carried out. Equipment taken some time ago by the
installer still had not been re-installed. The council had considered that the climbing cone is not fit for
purpose and advised the installer as such. Action – May agenda to discuss purchasing replacement
equipment for the webbing and other pieces.
11
Community Safety Strategy – to agree to progress with matters of safety within the parish
None.
12
Clerk’s report – To update the parish council on progress from previous meetings or on any
subject not otherwise shown on the agenda
a) Church Clock – It was precepted for 2015/2016 budget that money is allocated for the clock mechanism
which required further attention. The cost of £836.40 still stands. Action – Clerk to make arrangement for
the clock to be refurbished.
b) Asset of Community Value – The clerk had received a letter from a resident requesting that the parish
council consider registering a property in the village as an Asset of Community Value. After much discussion
it was agreed not to proceed with this venture.
c) Meggison’s Turnpike – request to reduce speed limit to 40mph (Nov 2014 minutes) – The clerk
submitted an email from the ERYC Arrangement will be made to add the parish council’s request to the list
of investigation pending in order to determine whether any measures are recommended or possible to help
the parish council’s concerns.
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Garden Allotment – Monthly report & considerations
a) To inform the Council of any changes of tenancy: None.
b) To approve/advise of the erections of sheds, greenhouses: Greenhouse and fence: None.
c) To consider action as regards any management and/or tenancy issues: None.
Signed..............................................................................................................................Date............................
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d) To consider returning garden allotment plots to agricultural land (nos NG6-NG10) as the
majority of the plots are no longer let – Defer till October as 2 of the 5 plots on that row are still being
worked
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HCSRA Report – for information only
There is to be an archery clout competition. SRA football team – top of its league.
Trim fit trail in use now that the weather has improved. Upholstery class starting soon.
Quiz night – 24/05/2015.
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Centenary Wood: To approve maintenance work as necessary:
Work had been carried out by Cllr Pooflord and Trevor Eling as described in Delegate’s Report.
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To give consideration to carry out the remedial work on the footpath to the rear of The White
Horse Inn:
The clerk had been given a maximum quote of £1800 for the work, this included laying a membrane, laying of
gravel and cutting back the bushes.
Resolved that the work go ahead.
(Proposed Cllr Hughes/seconded Cllr Poolford)
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To consider granting permission for KC(Kingston Communications) to install fibre-optic
broadband provision from the school to Hobman Lane (utilising part of Cranswick Green) to
enable to the school better use of internet facilities.
Resolved that a Deed of Easement be granted and that that legal expenses be paid for by KC.
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To receive a report into the investigation of the feasibility of solar generation on land in the
ownership of the Parish Council:
The company concerned had responded that the cost to install solar generation was not financially viable.
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To consider adopting the 2 telephone kiosks in the village (Cranswick Green/Church Street,
Hutton)
Due to low usage BT were offering the telephone kiosk minus the telephony for adoption for £1.00. The
parish council considered not enter into an agreement at this time.
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To consider the installation of a duck house on Cranswick Green pond:
The designs which were presented to the council were considered grandiose. The pond and its setting would
be more suited to accommodating the ducks/moorhens on the island. Camouflaging the electric box on the
island would be much more suitable. Action – Cllr Sibley Calder & Cllr Scullion would get together to
renovate the island.
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To consider replacing the street lamp overlooking the village green play area (awaiting price)
No price had yet been received from The ERYC. Action – Deferred until price received.
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To discuss the condition of road side verges and agree a course of action
The clerk had distributed an email from a Hutton resident who had expressed concern over speeding vehicles
and the eroding condition of the road side verges, mainly caused by large vehicles.
The clerk had also distributed an email from the Local Access Forum which offered the following suggestions.
a) Where overgrown hedgerows or grass cutting continues to be an issue it recommends that the matter is
reported to the Highways department via the online reporting form,
b) It urges the parish council to contact owners of the hedges if known to them as this can often resolve the
issues on a local level. The letter goes on to say that the vast majority of hedges which adjoin the highway
are the responsibility of the landowner who should undertake routine maintenance. If this fails then a report
via the online form to be used.
c) General maintenance, such as the narrowing of roads and verge erosion or lack of suitable verge or
footpath should be reported to Highways in the first instance using the online reporting form
d) Whenever an encroachment is suspected on the public highway, the relevant Highway Authority has a
duty to carry out a status check to determine the exact limits of the highway thereby establishing whether an
encroachment has occurred. Again any concerns should in the first instance be directed to the Highways
department. Action – it was agreed that the clerk would write to local businesses and farmers requesting
Signed..............................................................................................................................Date............................
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that they take care when travelling along village roads when driving large vehicles, these can be intimidating
for some motorist and pedestrians and in some instances travelling along roadside verges, thus eroding the
verges.
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To consider the request for a helicopter to land on Cranswick Green in June/July 2016 (awaiting
further information from persons concerned)
The clerk was still waiting for further information from the person requesting the helicopter landing. After
much discussion it was:
Resolved that the helicopter not be allowed to land.
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To approve the accounts for payment and to note the updated budget monitoring sheets
Cheque
no
Name
Payment details
2823
2824 & SO
2826
2827
2828
2831
2832
2833
2835
2836
HCWI
Administration
T Eling
Beverley & NH IDB
HCSRA
HC IN Bloom
HC Bulletin
HC Parochial Church Council
HCSRA
John Goodlass
Hall Hire
Includes salary
Green cutting
Drainage rates
As precepted
As precepted
As precepted
Grant towards refurbishment of church
Drainage word
Lock for garden allotment
VAT
Total ££
Inc VAT
49.00
28.80
12.00
793.07
172.80
85.61
5000.00
1200.00
2500.00
2000
250.00
30.00
To respond to correspondence/items for information/next agenda:
a) ERNLLCA – North East District Committee meeting – 14/04/2015
b) Neighbourhood Policing Team – as from 15 April to be known as Community Teams emailed to cllrs
(08/04/2015)
c) ER Parish News – issue 83 – April 2015
e) Fields in Trust – Friends Update – spring 23015
f) Came and Co – Council Matters 0 newsletter – spring 2015
g) Countryside Voice – SPRE – spring 2015
To note the date and time of next meeting(s)
There being no other business the meeting closed at 8.36 pm.
Friday 18 May 2015 & ACM/
Annual Parish Meeting – Tuesday 26 May 2015 at 7.00 pm, WI Hall, Main Street, Cranswick
Tuesday 23 June 2015/Tuesday 28 July 2015 all at 7.00pm
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Please note the date change for the May 2015 meeting
As from Tuesday 23 June 2015 the monthly parish council meetings will be held on
the 4th Tuesday of the month.
Signed..............................................................................................................................Date............................
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