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“Spring being a tough act to follow, God created June.” ~ Al Bernstein June already! How this year is � ying by. As I write this the sun is shining but as yet we have seen little sunshine this year, although the early May Bank Holiday Monday was a rare treat.
This month celebrates the 100th issue of Tickhill Today. I � nd it hard to believe that the magazine has been supporting the local area, and supported by the local area, for so long. Thank you to everybody who has contributed in that time; by providing information and content, advertising events or businesses, or simply by using the local businesses you have found within the magazine. I hope you will continue to support YOUR magazine for many years to come.
The magazine has seen some changes over the years, it has grown in size, the distribution area has increased to include Wadworth, Loversall and Oldcotes, it has become full colour and more recently become a little more professional in its design and layout.
In the last month I have also sourced an exciting new supplier of articles and over the coming months I hope to include a greater number of articles that I hope you will � nd of interest. This issue sees the � rst article by ‘The Money Saving Expert’ himself Martin Lewis, and also our � rst ever Vehicle review – both of which, depending on your feedback could become regular features.
A huge number of businesses have used Tickhill Today to promote themselves over the last 100 issues, and many, once they have joined us along the way, have never left – but just 3 have been in all 100 issues! You will � nd more details of these 3 businesses on the centre pages of this issue.
June brings with it the longest day, Father’s Day and the commencement of Summer Fairs, charity days and family days. Look out for details this month and over the coming issues, for events around the area. Not only are they fun events, but also valuable fundraising opportunities for so many local good causes. If you would like to see an event publicised in these pages please let me know.
Looking ahead to the next issue, July in Tickhill means the annual Scout & Guide Gala – this year it is the 40th anniversary. I would like to include a feature on Galas through the years – personally
my � rst one was as a Brownie Princess in 1981! If you have any photographs from years gone by
that you would like to share with me, then I would love to hear from you. I haven’t yet decided whether I will be sharing any of the photos of me on � oats during the 80’s!
The July issue will be delivered during the last few days of June, anything
you would like included should be with me by Friday 14th June.
Until next month….
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This month I thought I would bring you a bit of an international � avour. The Lions strive to help local communities all over the world.
First of all let’s take a trip to Massachusetts in America where a Lion club spent three weeks removing debris from the Miller River after trees collapsed into it after a major storm. After a lot of hard work the river was cleared making it a safe environment for river users and nature lovers alike.
Moving on to Romania where, for the last 5 years a group of Lions have been arranging an annual camp for children with diabetes. The camp is a haven where the children can feel accepted. They have the chance to swim, dance, make crafts and importantly make
new friends. The Lions from Oradea raise funds through organising many events including concerts and dances.
Moving swiftly on to Hungary another group of Lions in a place called Miskolc support a local guide dog school. Instead of the adopting the traditional method of fund raising for cash donations they took some guide dogs to the local pet store where patrons were encouraged to buy and donate dog food, tools and other supplies.
Finally, moving onto the city of Oslo. The Lions created the biggest book sale in Norway since 1976. Forty � ve thousand books split into 30 categories were o� ered for sale. The proceeds went to many good causes including youth sports, scouts, outings for senior citizens and schools and orphanages in Ghana.
If you want more details of any of these initiatives you can view the Lions Magazine at the following website. http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/news-and-events/lion-magazine/index.php.
Back to Tickhill and a big thank you to those people who supported us at the Scarecrow festival and a reminder to seek us out at Bawtry, Wadworth or Tickhill Gala’s.T
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Forthcoming production at Bawtry Phoenix Theatre, Station Road, Bawtry.
9th - 12th July - The Young Players present 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 scaled-down sets, it details the career of Bugsy Malone, who rises to the top of the criminal ladder in 1920s New York.
Tickets will be available from ‘Bawtry Bon Bons’ (next to the theatre) from June 10th.T
Wadworth Gala &Fun DaySunday, 2nd June, 11 am to 4pm Foljambe Memorial Field (behind Church) Adults £1.00. Children free.
There will also be a Coronation re-enactment in Wadworth Church at 10 am which the Bishop of Doncaster will be attending.T
Wadworth Village HallFriday, 14th June - 7.30pmQuiz Night with Fish and Chip Supper. Quiz £2 Fish, chips and peas £4 (optional)
Our Summer Solstice Walk and BBQ on Friday, 21st June has unfortunately been postponed. A new date has not yet been arranged. Our apologies.T
Megajumble sale!On Sat 1st June 2013, 12 noon till 2pm.
At Harworth & Bircotes Town Hall, Scrooby Road, Harworth
Also Refreshments and Cakes on SaleSo Come Along & Grab
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Yorkshire Country WomenAssociationThere were sixty-one members present at our meeting on May 9th to hear Don Witton’s beautifully illustrated talk about Euphorbias and other Spring Perennials. Our next meeting will be at 7.30p.m in the Methodist School-room on Thursday June 13th when the speaker will be Meryl White. Her topic will be Grandma Abson’s Traditional Baking.
Marcia J Lingard. [ Secretary ] T
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Care Costs - If your surviving spouse has to go into care, they will have to use all their assets to pay for their care until they get down to their last £14,250. It is therefore not a good idea to leave your half share of the home in your Will to your surviving partner. The answer is to make new Property Trust Wills. You may be unaware that legislation is already in place for you to take advantage of these types of Wills.
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Soirée Française Hosted by Soroptimist International of Doncaster.
Fed up with frugal Friday nights in? Don your favourite stripy top and treat yourself to a superb supper of French food, wine and music at the Pavilion, Tithes Lane, TICKHILL on Friday, June 28th at 7.15pm. Tickets £7.50. Please ring 01302 751017 to make a reservation.
SI International supports various local charities including DIAL,Riding for the Disabled, Bluebell Wood Hospice, the Women’s Refuge, Women’s Aid and Platform 51.T
Mothers UnionthanksThank you to everyone who helped to construct our scarecrow, which this year was all about our ‘Wheels’ appeal, which is raising money to help local co-ordinators overseas travel to isolated communities in order to help families and set up projects. Later in the year we will be organising our own fundraising event.
On 11th June John Marsden will be our speaker. He is always always stimulating and lively. As yet he has not yet decided on his topic so this will be a surprise! We look forward to seeing members and any visitors on Tuesday 11th June at 2pm in St. Luke’s Chapel.
Kathie Mason.T
Continental style bike racing comes to the streets of Tickhill in September to launch Tfest.
Tickhill Velo Club in association with BikeBoxAlan will be hosting the race on a fast 1.3 km circuit based on Sunderland Street, with the start and � nish outside the Scarborough Arms. Up to 100 riders will race for 1 hour in this inaugural British Cycling event on closed roads. The route takes in the Buttercross, runs back up Sunderland Street before a short technical section into York Road, Lancaster Crescent and Lumley Drive before heading back down Sunderland Street to complete one lap. The route gets the crowd up close to the action to experience the thrills and spills of this type of racing made famous in France and Belgium with music and commentary this will be a great spectacle.
South Yorkshire has a rich heritage of bike racing with Tom Simpson in the 60’s to Tickhill’s very own pro rider Russ Downing today. With the success of team Sky and Bradley Wiggins and Le Tour de France coming to Yorkshire next year this is a great opportunity to be supporting the sport at a club level and hopefully creating an event to develop the stars of the future.
The race takes place on Sat 21st September starting at 11:00 and � nishing at 12:00. Road closures on Sunderland Street and the minor estate roads will be in place for no more than 2 hours. I hope everyone will come out and watch the race to appreciate the e� ort of the competitors as they whizz round the circuit and that we can further add to our vibrant village life.
Thanks to all our sponsors and supporters for helping make this exciting event possible. It’s going to be a great day!
For more info go to www.tickhillvelo.comT
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MethodistLadies’FellowshipWe are to have two meetings in June. On Tuesday June 11th. we are having a speaker from
Doncaster Age UK who will tell us about their Services and
Projects...then on Tuesday June 25th. we are having a return visit from a popular speaker, Lyndis Rowley.
Both meetings will be held in the Church Lounge and will
begin at 2.30pm.Marcia J Lingard. [ Secretary ] T
The new season has started at the Tithes Lane Recreation Ground.Every Tuesday & Thursday at 7.00pm.
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The new season is underway at Tickhill Cricket Club with an air of optimism around the ground on Alderson Drive.
The � rst and second XI’s are competing in the Ben Bailey Homes sponsored South Yorkshire Senior Cricket Leagues and the third XI are in the Barnsley League. We have a mid week team who play in the Doncaster Evening League and to ensure a game for everyone we also have a friendly side. Our 6 junior teams play in the Furniture Factors Doncaster League and, for the � rst time, the Bassetlaw League.
Together with our Millenium Village Knock Out competition, this means that for the next gloriously sunny 4 months there will be cricket on at the ground most days of the week. We like to think we have the best pub garden in South Yorkshire so why not have a wander down, watch some high standard cricket (and some not so high!) and enjoy a drink from our bar. Remember you don’t have to be a member to enjoy these facilities, but if you are, you do get some juicy discounts on your drinks prices.
We would love to see you at the CC. Pete Barnett Chairman T
With seniors getting older, younger players moving away, two or three coaching in the USA for the summer, not to mention the odd cruciate ligament tear we have lost The Likely Lads, The Double Deuces, The Donkey Swingers and The Scarbrough Arms. However with Gavin at The Oak keen to enter a team and the enthusiastic junior cricket organisers Martin Court and Paul Foster con� dent they
can � eld two squads we will have eight teams.First Round Matches start at 6.30pmA June 3rd
Young Pretenders A vYoung Pretenders B
B June 10thTravellers Rest v The Oak
C June 17thTickhill Institute v Ancient Juniors
D June 24thCarpenters Arms Football v Friday Fruitcakes T
Aussie Night Saturday 15th June 6pm - late. There will be a ra� e with amazing prizes, Authentic Aussie BBQ, prizes for best beachwear, pool, beach and sand castle building competition! Yes really!
All in aid to welcome our new Australian 1st team player Mitchell Phelps to the club and Tickhill!T
KIDS DiscoThere is a kids disco last Friday of every month which will included a DJ and a BBQ. Everyone welcome!Please look out for further events including a Family Fun DayThe club is available for private hire for all functions. Please contact Jemma on 07710 798432. T
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Tickhill Country Market continues to provide townsfolk and visitors with a wide selection of home-made cakes, savouries and preserves, home produced plants, garden produce and eggs along with high quality hand crafted goods. It also serves tasty refreshments for customers taking a break from shopping and a popular meeting place to shop and chat.
We have been in existence for 27 years and have worked hard to establish our reputation for high quality, so do come and see what you are missing. We are in Tickhill Methodist Church Schoolroom every Friday from 10am - 11.45am. We also deliver to shops and o� ces in Tickhill and Bawtry for those who are unable to come to us.
We are part of Country Markets Ltd, so can o� er a hamper service for those who do not know what to give at Christmas, birthdays or any occasion. These can be tailor made to your requirements and delivered by a participating market in any part of England and Wales. Do ask for more details
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Place the haddock in a pan with the milk and bring to the boil, reduce the heat and simmer until the � esh starts to � ake.Remove from the milk and � ake away from the skin in thumb sized pieces, place to one side until later.For the rice, add the butter and onion to a saucepan and fry until it starts to brown then add water and
This month we have gone for asimple recipe which is quick andeasy to make, traditionallyKedgeree is a breakfast dishoriginating in India but it is just astasty to eat as a light lunch or tea.
boil the rice adding the tumeric and curry powder. Boil the eggs to your liking, and then peel once cooked.Add the � sh to the rice and mix gently until the � sh has warmed through, garnish with the Eggs, Parsley and Corriander.
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Tickhill Tenants &ResidentsAssociationThe Tickhill TARA enjoyed a fantastic day celebrating the Scarecrow Festival on Castle Close selling ra� e tickets in aid of Marie Curie. There was also a very successful Tombola stall.
Whilst this was taking place May Hardy and Marie Dickinson were busy selling jacket potatoes and cream scones. What a great day that they had. It was very tiring but well worth the e� ort.
The Jumble sale was also taking place at the same time organised by Alice Newton. Well done to all.
The TARA will be holding it’s AGM on the 29th May 2013. At the meeting will be a representative of Marie Curie to receive a cheque for £368.50.
The Community Garden is also now well on its way with all kinds of vegetables planted. If you wish to join us we meet every Wednesday at 2.30pm in the centre on Castle Close. The gardens with raised beds are suitable for all abilities. You can even register your children or grandchildren and they can help sustain the gardens. Please note that all children must be accompaniedby an adult.T
On May 12th, a special fundraising lunch took place in Tickhill, at the home of John Marsden, to raise funds for two women condemned as ‘witches’ in northern Ghana. This is their story.
Until the night of February 9th 2013, Josephine Ayarum and her daughter, Katherine, had led a quiet life in the northern Ghanaian town of Bolgatanga. Josephine supported her family from her earnings as a market seller. Katherine was enrolled part-time on a teacher training course.
“When the hammering on the door started, I knew something awful was about to happen,” Katherine recalls. “The house was surrounded. People were screaming that my mother and I were witches, and that we should be killed.”
There is a widespread belief in witchcraft in Ghana, as in many countries. The vast majority to be condemned are women. Sorcery charges can lead to exile and sometimes murder.
Angela Robson, a BBC documentary maker, was in Bolgatanga the night Josephine and her mother were rounded on. She met them, distraught and terri� ed, shortly after an uncle had managed to help them � ee from their home.
As their relative was already starting to receive death threats, Angela o� ered to help the two women get to Accra, the capital of Ghana, a ten hour drive from their home.
Angela, who lives in Tickhill, is now hoping to raise funds for Katherine to complete her teaching training course, and to support Josephine in a skills re-building programme.
International Needs, a UK-based humanitarian agency with a country o� ce in Ghana, with whom Angela has had a strong connection for � ve years, has agreed to coordinate the project.
The situation has recently become more critical. Katherine returned to Bolgatanga on April 20th to try and retrieve her school certi� cates. She was attacked by the people who had moved into her former house, wounded and admitted to hospital.
Through the generosity of local people in Tickhill, £450 was raised at the lunch. Huge thanks to everyone who came to the fundraising event, and to John Marsden who prepared such a wonderful meal. Ramona Holland, from the Danube Restaurant in Newark, very kindly donated two spectacular deserts.
If you would like more information on how you can support Katherine and her mother, Josephine, please contact Angela Robson at: [email protected]
Garden PartySt Mary’s Church would like to invite you to the garden party at the vicarage garden on June 22nd starting at 2pm.
We will have tasty refreshments and exciting stalls selling a variety of things from craft and cards, to games and � owers.
Please do come along and support us. You will be warmly welcomed.
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Early on Tuesday we set o� for the Palace of Westminster where we were taken through both chambers – the Lords and the Commons – by a most informative and entertaining guide.
As well as absorbing the atmosphere of the Mother of Parliaments, we all learned a great deal.
Our trip rounded o� with a visit to the Jewel Tower and some free time to wander at will before returning home.
Everyone congratulated and thanked David Green for organising such a splendid outing.T
On Monday 29th April a party of members of Tickhill & Bawtry Probus and their partners set o� on a coach trip to the Houses of Parliament.
We stayed overnight in an excellent hotel with great views of Tower Bridge and the Tower of London.
Marie Curie @ Phoenix Theatre BawtryFriday 31st MAY 2013, 2pm - 4pm. Ra� e, Tombola, Name the Chick, Cards , Pickles, Cakes, Posh Pinnies, Bags & Scarves, Tea & Cake, Toys.
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Our April speaker John Smiles described the problems he experienced last year in growing roses and sweet peas of a quality to challenge for prizes in shows around the country. Late � owering due to the cold, coupled with regular rain damage created a season of constant worry. By the end of an evening illustrated with an excellent range of photographs we were a lot more aware of the time and skill necessary to compete on the show bench.
On Saturday 22nd June the St. Mary’s Church Garden Party will be held at the Vicarage starting at 2pm. A range of stalls will include one selling plants so come and see if there is anything you fancy. We will have our own plant stall at The Scout and Guide Gala on 6th July.
Our June speaker on Thursday 27th is David Mitchell of South Milford, Leeds, whose subject is ‘Creepy Crawlies – How soils prosper and improve’.
Start time 7.15pmThere will be plants for sale.Phil Thomas TBig Hearted
Zumba A small selection of our many classes:
11am Tuesday Zumba Gold Toning Tickhill Scout Headquarters
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QuiltFestivalFriday 21st June to Sunday23rd June 2013.
This bi-ennial festival will be held in the two medieval churches of St. Nicholas’ Bawtry (DN106HR) and St. Helena’s Auster� eld (DN106QU).
Open 10am-4pm Friday & Saturday. 11am-4pm Sunday. Admission £ 3.00 (accompanied children free).
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North Notts Chamber ChoirCHORAL WORKSHOP DAYDirected by Timothy Uglow Saturday 8 June 2013 10.00 am - 5.15 pm, Worksop College Chapel.
Following the success of last year’s event, the members of North Notts Chamber Choir will host a day of singing set in the splendid Chapel of Worksop College.
Led by their experienced and inspiring director, Timothy Uglow, the sessions tackle some wide-ranging repertoire but will certainly conclude with a performance of Dyson’s heart warming Three Songs of Praise and Parry’s monument anthem Hear My Words, Ye People.
Application forms will be available nearer the date.
Tickets £15 (£5 student)
For more details please contact: Caroline Jopling on 01709 817790 or Liz Rennison on 01302 742830.T
Tickhill in BloomResidents and visitors will have noticed and hopefully enjoyed the displays of pansies and primulas around the village. The Tickhill in Bloom group of volunteers have worked hard to produce this year’s colourful display. Although we have su� ered fewer losses from theft in the last twelve months, vandalism is still a problem; the latest craze appears to be people cycling over the beds. We ask residents to continue to be vigilant; these are not victimless crimes.
This summer we will be planting mixed geraniums with “million bells” at the Buttercross which will be sponsored very kindly this year by Elaine and Stuart Millard celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. We are con� dent of repeating the colourful displays of previous years.
Co� ee mornings help to provide much needed funds for our summer and winter plantings. We had very successful co� ee morning earlier this year in March and thank all those people who attended.T
Section 106AgreementPUBLIC CONSULTATIONMany thanks to all of you who � lled in the recent Consultation Form that was enclosed in the April edition of Tickhill Today.
93% of the responses voted “YES” to the proposal to replace the sand in the St Mary’s play area. We have received a full range of additional suggestions for other uses for the remainder of the Section 106 monies for which we thank you. Unfortunately, many of the suggestions fell outside the strict parameters that have been placed on this grant namely that it is to be spent on “Public Open Space and the wording in the agreement allows Doncaster Council to use the open space subsidy for the provision / enhancement of public open space within Tickhill”
A full report and analysis of the documents received was presented to and approved by Tickhill Town Council and the report has been forwarded to DMBC so that they can place the necessary contract for the works
Once again, many thanks for your participation Cllr Brian KeithT
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First combine comparison sites, as di� erent sites search di� erent insurers. To get the most quotes in the least time, use a few at once (do in multiple windows). For most people, www.moneysupermarket.com and www.tescocompare.com should do the trick. Then add www.aviva.co.uk and www.directline.com, two major players they miss. If you’ve more than one car, add Admiral Multicar (www.admiral.com).20-YEAR-OLD SAVED £1,050 JUST BY ADDING EXTRA DRIVERS
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Fuel is now an eye-popping £1.45/litre on some forecourts and some predict worse on the way.
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If you want to stick with your existing cover, try haggling. In a poll on my site, 73% of AA customers who tried said they succeeded, like this MoneySavingExpert.com user: “Rang AA and asked to leave, now paying £57, not £115.”HAS YOUR LICENCE PHOTO EXPIRED? YOU RISK A £1,000 FINE
Photo-card driving licences started in 1998, and while the licence itself may be valid, the photo needs renewing every 10 years. Those driving on expired cards risk a £1,000 � ne - the update costs £20. Urgently check the end date (section 4b) and if expired, sort it.
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Lincolnshire and north to south from Doncaster to Worksop and Nottingham.. Currently the north-south route (A60) carries a signi� cant volume of local tra� c but less tra� c than the east-west route which now links the M18 (Junction 1, close to M1) across to Gainsborough and Lincolnshire. Surveys conducted during the production of the Neighbourhood Plan demonstrated this. It has long been the wish of the community to reduce through tra� c which contributes very little to its prosperity but adds to congestion and pollution. The projected construction and opening of a new road from M18 (Junction 3) to A638 at Parrot’s Corner will provide an opportunity for the west-east through tra� c to bypass both Tickhill and Maltby and the Neighbourhood Plan will seek to achieve this.
The public consultation exercise raised many issues of road safety. In particular there is a demand for more places where the main roads can be crossed with the aid of a tra� c island or pedestrian crossings, for slower
The Neighbourhood Plan is now really beginning to take shape. Within the next couple of months we aim to have a Neighbourhood Plan section on the Town Council website, where we will build up all the elements required for the formal stages of the Plan process. As we go along, we continue to welcome ideas and suggestions from local residents. We are also planning to be at the GALA in July – do come along to see what we are doing and discuss the Plan with us.
This month, to give you a � avour of our current approach, I have selected the draft of one topic ‘TRANSPORT’. What follows is an introductory summary:
“The Neighbourhood Plan recognises that transport has an important role to play in contributing to the sustainable development of the town and to the health and prosperity of its citizens.
Tickhill is located at the intersection of two historically important routes, west to east from She� eld to Bawtry and
Neighbourhood Plantra� c speeds especially in the vicinity of the two primary schools and within residential estates, and for action to reduce the perceived danger and delays at the crossroads at Tickhill Spital (A631/B6463). Residents wish to retain free parking for town centre shopping, suggesting that there should be more short-term and less long-term parking available. With an ageing population, accessibility and mobility are important elements in transport policy.”
Below this are the speci� c transport policies, of which there are currently 8 – strategic tra� c, residential tra� c, pedestrian safety, parking, accessibility for all, Spital crossroads, public transport and road verges. Each has a supporting explanation.
Of course everything is still at a draft stage so please continue to feed in suggestions. If you have ideas on any aspect of the transport topic, either Brian Keith or Nigel Cannings would welcome them.
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Tickhill St Mary’s C of E Primary and Nursery SchoolNew BeginningsWell that came round quickly - but probably not quick enough for some parentsstruggling for activities to keep their children amused during the holidays with thevariety of weathers we encountered!Every-one is back with enthusiasm for the new school year. St. Mary’s welcomed some newstaff and many new pupils starting ‘proper school’, in Reception, and a good number intoNursery too. All are settling well into their new environment with new friends and activities.The walls are very quickly filling with new and beautiful work!The Tickhill Horticultural Society Show, was well supported by theschool, with winning entries in many different classes. The JubileePet Show, (a new addition) proved popular with William Hardyreceived 2nd prize for Ben, ‘the Happiest Dog’, and Lewis Spencergetting 1st prize for Molly, ‘the most Adorable.’Staying with the gardening theme, the Jubilee Woodland Copse isgetting established and becoming a lovely addition to the topfield. We are again collecting Morrison’s Gardening Vouchers todevelop the school’s grounds, if any-one would like to donatethem to the school, they will be gratefully received.The Annual Duck Race will be held on Sunday 30 September at2p.m. Ticket sales are going well and we thank all participants fortheir kind support. We look forward to reporting on anothersuccessful afternoon next time.
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weight-loss success is in the bag!Slimmers in Tickhill are dropping lbs and bagging up all the clothes they’ve slimmed out of to raise money for a good cause in The Big Slimming World Clothes Throw.
Members of the Tickhill Slimming World group have spring-cleaned their closets and are donating the clothes that no longer � t their new slimline � gures to their local Cancer Research UK shop in Doncaster. The Big Slimming World Clothes Throw is a nationwide fundraising drive that sees Slimming World members across the UK donating clothes to Cancer Research UK, Slimming World’s charity partner for 2013. Each bag of clothes collected could raise up to £25.
Christine says: “Members in the Tickhill group have lost 786lbs that’s over 56 stone since January this year and they’re feeling fantastic! Lots of people have dropped down clothes sizes and their wardrobes are full of clothes that are too big and baggy now, and they’re happy to give them away because they know that they’re never going to need them again!
Anyone who’d like to slim down like these generous Slimming World members is welcome at the Tickhill group, which meets every Thursday at 7:30 pm at the Parish Room. To � nd out more visitwww.slimmingworld.com or call Christine on 07825 686 437.T
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Open 7 days a week and o� ering a 14 day guarantee on every service, this is no ordinary beauty salon. They specialise in semi-permanent lash extensions but also o� er HD Brows, nail extensions, manicures, pedicures and waxing.
Olivia has worked with Rebecca for the last 4 years and has been expertly trained in lashes and nails. They are now joined by Francesca, a specialist in intimate waxing.“We really love what we do, which makes a di� erence,” says Rebecca. “A high standard of service is extremely important to us because if people are happy, relaxed and cared for, they are more likely to tell others about their experience.”
Twice a year, Lash and Nail Boutique have a fantastic special o� er. On Wednesday throughout May, you can take advantage of half price lash extensions, which make your eyes look simply fabulous. If you are not one of the lucky ones to get an appointment (these o� ers are in huge demand) look out for another chance in October.
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Year 6 pupils used their recent experiences at Crucial Crew at the Lifewise Centre Hellaby (see last month’s magazine) to good use over the recent Bank Holiday weekend.
The Scarecrow Festival was a way of demonstrating and reinforcing the need for safety on our roads and to show how a 20 mph speed limit in certain areas, and motorists ceasing to park on the yellow zig zags outside schools could save lives.
Tickhill St Mary’s once again worked with Estfeld to produce their e� ective scenario which attracted much attention.T
Year 5 once again took part in the Rounders Festival at Estfeld.
Thankfully the weather stayed dry and rain did not stop play!
The pupils who took part played very well and were supported by the rest of Year 5.
They all enjoyed the event.T
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In 2005, a small group of running enthusiasts got together in a pub one evening and Tickhill Running and Athletics Club – TRAC was born.
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Our Introduction to Running courses have given the chance to be able to run to over 200 people.
Come and see for yourself, Tuesdays and Thursdays at Tickhill Cricket Ground at 7pm T
The quotation below is from March 2005 issue of Tickhill Today
“Congratulations to Paula Mickley and her team for producing this � rst issue of “Tickhill Today”. The Tickhill and District Local History Society has one thing in common with “Tickhill Today”, both are new or fairly new organisations.”
Now, 100 issues on Paula and her team deserve even more congratulations. Tickhill Today and the History Society have been mutually supportive with the supply of photographs, publication of appeals for help from time to time and most importantly the development of a popular history page in each issue.
D WaltersT
Who would have thought it? Tickhill Today Celebrating 100 issues! A big thank you to everyone who has been involved, from the contributors to the graphic designers; our wonderful customers (without whom the magazines wouldn’t be possible), my proof reading and leaflet inserting husband, distributors; including my Dad, & of course our readers - every single person plays an important part in ensuring that these publications get out on time each and every month. I must also thank my children who put up with Mum being shut away in the study for hours on end particularly close to print dates!
I never cease to be amazed at how important Tickhill Today is to the community, and the number of people who stop me to tell me how much they enjoy the magazines and how useful they find them. It plays a huge part in linking people together; helping local businesses to grow and providing people with a constant - something that provides a bite-sized chunk of good old fashioned pleasure each month.
Here’s to the next 100 issues!T
Celebrating
It’s not just businesses that have
benefitted from Tickhill Today. Many groups
& societies have usedthe magazine to raise
their profiles and successfully
grow their memberships T
Readers have been very complimentary about the new look that has been developing since professional designers have been producing the magazines layout.
I must compliment you on the new
design and layout of Tickhill Today
which is very impressive. It’s very
eye-catching and each article stands
out brilliantly. Congratulations!
K Doubleday
Love the new look Magazine – it
is most attractive and beautifully
presented.
Best wishes, R Robson
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HOMEWORKS
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Sanmet Limited is proud of its association and support of Tickhill Today having advertised in all 100 issues.
Formed in 1979 Sanmet Limited started out in business hiring out paving machines to contractors and Local Authorities.
Within a short space of time this had developed into providing a supply and lay contracting service. With our � eet of up to date plant and equipment crewed by a skilled experienced and predominantly local workforce we currently carry out asphalt surfacing work for Local Authorities, civil engineering companies and house builders from Yorkshire and the East Coast to the West Midlands.
In addition to major surfacing projects we continue to carry out smaller works, many of which are within the local area constructing and surfacing car parks and private drives, with no job too large or small!
Our reputation for quality is founded on over thirty years’ experience employing traditional skills within the framework of a modern construction environment and we are committed to meeting delivery, contractual and quality requirements of all our clients both large and small.
We provide high standards of quality, service and workmanship at competitive rates. T
Homeworks is very pleased to have been advertising in Tickhill Today in all 100 issues. Repetition builds recognition & reputation. Tickhill has been very good to me, and using Tickhill Today supports a magazine that has so much to o� er to Tickhill and to village life.
Homeworks opened in 1985. Tickhill is the perfect spot for my business.
As a lecturer in design I made the move into retailing and over 28 years later I am still passionate about my role in helping clients to achieve their dreams.
The shop o� ers two departments – an interior design service with full implementation upstairs, and a very wide variety of discerning goods on the ground � oor.
Interior Design is a huge and exciting � eld and HOMEWORKS caters for all types and sizes of jobs. Our client list is extremely varied and this is part of the challenge we enjoy.
Our aim is to continue making our clients feel relaxed and con� dent so they can enjoy the experience of achieving change within their home. It can be a stressful business but not with HOMEWORKS by your side!. T
While there are a great many advertisers who have been withTickhill Today for many years - far to many to mention individually. There are just 3 that have been in all 100 issues!It seemed only fair to give them a little extra profile this month! T
SANMET LTDCYNETIX
Cynetix G roup would like go take this opportunity to congratulate Paula and the team at Tickhill Today on their 100th issue.
Cynetix started in a small shop selling bespoke PCs from Buttercross service court in Tickhill under the name Engine Computer Ltd. Over the years we gradually and successfully migrated the business towards IT support, Programming and Website work. In 2002 we outgrew the shop and surrounding buildings in Tickhill and moved to where we currently operate at Aven Industrial Park in Maltby.
Thanks, in part at least to the kind support we received from the strong community in Tickhill in our early years we now provide support and other work to companies in over 40 countries and around the UK. We don’t forget our roots though and we still o� er a fantastic service to local businesses and individuals looking for professional IT Support & Web Design. T
Best Wishes, Paula
Our SAT’s are quickly approaching, and we all are a little nervous, as we want to get the best results we possibly can! The teachers have improved us and pushed us to the limit- so we are best we can possibly be.
We are eager to go into the hall with a smile on our faces and come out holding our head up high, knowing we have done our absolute best. We can’t wait to show o� our skills to answer the tricky questions, as we are very proud of ourselves for coming over di� cult hurdles in our learning.
Our strategies have improved so much over the past 9 months, and we are also proud of one another.
We want to show the government (who mark our SAT’s papers) that our class have faith in ourselves
Under 8’s present...
At Tickhill Cricket Club on Saturday 28th September 1930 – 0000 80’s Disco, Ra� e & Music Quiz.
Tickets £6 each. DRESS TO IMPRESS
Contact Jane Macdonald on 07769774058, [email protected] or Tickhill Juniors Facebook Page.T
and in others but most importantly, we have faith in our answers. We all know how important this year’s assessments are as we have a few new tests as well as the old ones to study for, therefore, we have put in more e� ort than previous years.
The new tests for this years SAT’s are:• Grammar and Punctuation• The new type of spelling test
We are looking forward to 13th May, but at the same time we are so surprised it has come up so fast. We look forward to July when we � nd out all of our hard work over 9 months has paid o� enormously.
By Alison and HannahT
Our Time to Shine
Tickhill JuniorsFootball ClubWinning numbers for theLucky Number Lottery:
The April results were,£50 - 205 under 12’s£30 - 127 under 14’s£20 - 15 under 7’sWinners for May£50 - 183 under 9’s£30 - 121 under 14’s£20 - 56 under 9’sT
St Leger Inner Wheel Club helping at home & abroad.Many guests enjoyed an exciting fashion show held recently at Bawtry Hall and presented by Carol Ann of Wickersley to raise funds for Bluebell Wood Hospice.
The event was organised by Doncaster St Leger Inner Wheel Club who have raised money for this Charity throughout the year. This is the fourth fashion show they have held and money raised from these has gone to other local Charities such as Safe at Last, Doncaster Young Carers and the local branch of Alzheimer’s.
The Club also supports overseas Charities and they have sent walking boots and waterproof clothing to Nepal for mountain guides there, boxes full of gardening tools to Islandwana in South Africa and Wellington boots to Ghana for Women working in the � elds in danger of bites from snakes.
Paula Wainwright 01302 743498. T
Football Training for all ages, abilities, Boys & Girls. Dedicated pitches located on Worksop Road, Tickhill. Saturday Mornings 0930 – 1100 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 [email protected],
Or www.tickhilljuniors.co.ukCome along and join in the
fun, and support your LOCAL village football team.T
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At a time when I’m making preparations for my summer holidays and browsing through pictures of tropical locations, I can’t help but compare them with the images of England that I hold in my mind. It wasn’t until I visited America last year, that I realised how very English we are, and how we really do live up to the stereotype we’ve been given. I wouldn’t say I’m a shrinking violet when it comes to con� dence, but I really did feel quite reserved.
As a nation, I don’t think we’re very good at expressing ourselves, our thoughts or our emotions, and whilst I’m not advocating yelling at random people in the street because “your dust cart is blocking my parking lot” or applauding in the cinema (both of which I experienced whilst over there last year), I do think that when it comes to gardens we are, in the main, a little unadventurous. In
fact, I would go as far as to say that a striped lawn and three borders are as traditional as our Sunday roast!
But fear not, it doesn’t have to be this way. Expressing yourself outdoors needn’t mean exposing your inner most secrets, but I do think your outdoor space should re� ect your personality. The residents at Bestall Towers are generally neat and tidy (in fact clutter makes my head hurt), so my garden re� ects this with its simple straight lines, well ordered borders, immaculate patio, and perfect lawn! So what does my garden say about me? I’m a clean freak, with an obsession for perfection and a need to control my environment … pretty accurate I’d say.
So what does your garden say about
you? Does it re� ect who you are, or maybe who you were? Maybe it’s time for a change and to let loose that wild side, paint the fence black and plant only orange � owering plants. Whatever you do, break from the norm and express yourself.T
Until next time,happy gardening, Lee...
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Do you have an area of your garden that someone could use to grow fruit and veg?
Would you like to ‘grow your own’ but don’t have the space available?
Tickhill Town Council would like to match garden owners with budding gardeners in order to get Tickhill growing!
Nationally there is a shortage of allotments, for the increasing numbers of the population who would like one, and Tickhill is no exception to
this. However, up and down the country there are gardens with neglected vegetable patches and overgrown borders, whose owners would love the opportunity to have an enthusiastic gardener use the space to grow fruit and veg.
Garden share schemes are proving very successful in other areas so it is time for Tickhill to develop this community initiative. No money exchanges hands but it is usual for the garden owner to bene� t from some of the crops grown!
So if you have space in your garden,
or would like to borrow
a bit of someone else’s please contact Margaret Clough Cannings on 01302 745372 or email: [email protected]
A couple of successful matches have already taken place but for this to really work well we need both gardens and gardeners, the more the better, so that we can match people who live as close as possible. So don’t be shy, if you are interested in getting involved please get in touch to � nd out more, but with no obligation. T
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NorthgatePre-SchoolOpen DaysNorthgate Pre-School based at St Mary’s C of E Primary and Nursery school, Tickhill, o� ers sessional play and learning opportunities for children aged 2 – 5yrs. We are open Monday to Friday from 9am-3pm (term time).
Open days are being held on Monday 10th June and Wednesday 12th June 9.30 -11.30am and 1.00pm – 2.30pm. Parents and carers are invited to come along and meet our friendly sta� and view our facilities.
Pop in and see us, there is no need for an appointment.
For further information, please contact our friendly early years team on 07501 843037.T
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The April meeting of Tickhill Music Society was a two part event, beginning with the Annual General Meeting where Members were e� ciently steered through the necessary business by the Society’s Chairman. The principal o� ering which followed was a richly informative talk by the ebullient Dr. Simon Lindley, organist of Leeds Minster and Leeds Town Hall and a director of several Choirs and Choral Societies. His topic was ‘Music of the West Riding’ and the audience soon became aware that his knowledge and experience in that area was rich and wide ranging. Speaking � uently and without notes his talk surveyed the choral scene of the Leeds, Hudders� eld, Wake� eld and Bradford areas, straying south to She� eld.
We were introduced to many musical personalities coming from Yorkshire, with such famous names
as Dame Janet Baker, Lesley Garrett, Frederick Delius and Sterndale Bennett. Dr. Lindley’s talk was not only full of detailed facts, dates and musical personalities but was neatly spiced with humour, often in an engaging ‘throw-away’ style.
It was not until the second half that Dr Lindley treated us to some musical extracts on the piano dashed o� with assured aplomb. The whole evening was thoroughly informative and, judging by the questions raised at the end, had kept his audience both engaged and entertained. It is always a pleasure to hear someone speak with such enthusiasm and conviction and Dr. Lindley provided plenty of both for the delight of an appreciative audience.
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Wed. 5th. (Over 6os Doubles Div.1) Tickhill v Roundwood (2:00pm)Tues.11th. (Midweek Doubles Div. 3) Tickhill v Harvesters Eden Grove ( 6:30pm) Wed 19th. (Over 60s Doubles Div.1) Tickhill v Parklands “A”(2:00pm)
Tickhill Bowling Club Thurs. 20th. (Midweek Singles Div.3) Tickhill v Denaby Welfare “B” (6:30pm) Mon. 24th (Over 60s Singles Div.1) Tickhill v Adwick St. Lawrence “A” (2:00pm)
These matches will be played at Tithes Lane Pavilion (weather permitting).
Admission is free to spectators, and light refreshments (tea, co� ee, minerals etc. are available at a modest charge. T
Fixture list for JUNE 2013
Tickhill Methodist ChurchThe bells are going to ring out at the Pop-In Centre on June 5th. The Tickhill Handbell Ringers are coming to play to us 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. 744768T
Bassetlaw DyslexiaSupport GroupUPDATE ON DYSLEXIA ASSESSMENT Tuesday 11TH June 2013 6.00 – 7.30.
Harworth and BircotesTown Hall, Scrooby Road, Harworth, Doncaster DN11 8JP
Free and informal. All welcome.Presentation by Oona Oakland
(Notts CC Dyslexia Specialist Tutor). Come and have a chat and � nd out more about the support available for people with dyslexia.
Our AGM is 5.00-5.45 all welcome For more information contact:0115 9246 888 01777 816661.T
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Former STWCC student Ricky Huxstep recently completed a rigorous audition process to secure a place at the prestigious London Contemporary Dance School. During the audition Ricky took part in Ballet and Contemporary Dance classes including performing a solo. A delighted Ricky said “I worked hard for three years to gain my place at LCDS and cannot wait for the next 3 years of my life there!” Ricky joins another STWCC ex-student, Ryan Pickering.
Dates for your diary 17 June - Yr6/7 Mentoring Day 24 June - School closed for training day 25 June - Area Athletics Competition 26 June - Public exams end 26 June - KS3 Presentation Evening 27 June - Year 11 Graduation and Prom 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
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Congratulations to Nathan Wood who recently competed against 31 other bikers in the British National BMX Series. Nathan raced in two categories – 24” cruiser and 20” BMX – over two days, finishing 1st in both categories. Nathan is now ranked No 1 in the country! What a fantastic achievement.
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But does it deliver? Absolutely. The 1984cc � ve cylinder, 20 valve oil-burner churns out 175bhp, so 0-62 comes in a rapid 8.6 seconds. The wide car sits low on the road and takes corners on rails. The diesel rattle is barely noticeable, even on start up, and, as with all Swedish-made cars, the seats are ultra-supportive on long commutes.
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Of course, safety is never an issue with Volvo and the V40 is no di� erent. It is the safest car in its class, having achieved the highest score ever recorded by EuroNCAP in recent crash tests. This is thanks, in part, to pioneering technologies such as the world's � rst pedestrian airbag and Volvo’s autonomous braking system, City Safety, which also now quali� es for reduced insurance premiums.
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Old InhabitantsIt has been my privilege and pleasure to have lived in Tickhill now for forty five years. Despitethis long residence it is likely to take another decade or so before being accepted as properlybelonging. Even then I will not qualify as a true Tickhillian (or Tickhiller, as some people wouldhave it). It is not possible to identify a genuine old inhabitant just by looking or by casualacquaintance. The only true means of identification is to eavesdrop on a group of them talking.It is a revelation. The powers of recall and the depth of local knowledge are a source of wonder.The imaginary conversation may go something like this:Sorry to hear Alice Jackson has died. She was in my class at primary school when Miss Brewsterwas our teacher.Gosh! she was a bit of a tyrant was Gertrude Brewster. I had the cane from her more than once.Not as often as Neville Williams though, he was always in trouble.I used to work with Neville on the railway and he was a lovely chap. Would do anything foranybody. Didn’t he marry that Sarah girl?Yes, she was his first wife. Her mother were a Bullock. Lived somewhere near the Spital. She diedtragically in ’47 and it was several years before he married again. That was Hannah Cartrightwho came from Loversall and worked part time at the garage. Came to work on that old bike inall weathers.It would be the Dysons at the garage in those days. Remember that old car they ran as a taxi?Kept breaking down even though run by motor mechanics. Young Ron Dyson was a bit of atearaway and ended up joining the army. Grandma Dyson was nice. Didn’t she help withcleaning the church?Yes, there was a team of ladies I remember, because my Aunty Maud was one of them. Theywere bossed about by one of the church wardens.That would be Billy Havers who had his finger in everything. Lived up Lindrick somewhere andkept lots of cats. He married that Molly Spencer who lived in Church Lane.And this sort of talk can go on for hours. The speakers, between them, knew everybody, andwhat’s more, knew most of their private business, where they lived, how old they were, who alltheir relatives were and what happened to them. This is total recall and local oral history on agrand scale. It is a treat to overhear these exchanges which we incomers cannot hope toemulate. We can only stand on the sidelines and admire the performance.With today’s more fragmented society when people leave their home town to go to universityor find work elsewhere, this kind of local memory store is unlikely to be replicated which will bea loss.
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Aiming to help you to be in control of your health and healthcare.We passed on some questions to the practice, the following is their response.You suggested, we listened and where possible made the following alterations to our practiceQ. Music in waiting room at Tickhill.
• Various studies have been conducted and these show in the majority of people they are more positive.
• Obviously, the selection of music needs to be considered which is why we try to only play easy listening/middle of the road music.
• Background music also has the bene� t of masking patients’ conversations with reception sta� .
• Regarding the volume of music, reception sta� monitor this to ensure that it does not become too obtrusive.
Q. Automatic door closure at Tickhill
• We have looked at options available and are actively trying to manage the situation given the weight of this � re door.
Q. Move prescription box to entrance hall at Tickhill
Q. Could the PPG information on the notice board be made more prominent?
The PatientParticipationGroup ofthe Tickhilland CollierySurgery
• We are looking to address this with a dedicated notice board and relocating the internal repeat prescription box.
Q. Old magazines in waiting room
• Magazines are kindly brought in by patients however, we will dispose of older titles.
Q. Why can’t we be told if doctors are running late?
• We will ask reception staff to monitor this and advice waiting patients accordingly, but their priority is dealing with the patient at the reception desk.
Q. Can there be a list of Duty Chemists on the door at Harworth Primary Care Centre
• We will pass this to the Building Management Meeting as we are only tenants within this building.
Q. Put the number of missed appointments on Information Board
• We circulate information to the PPG and place on the notice board, however, that’s not seen by those who don’t attend.
Q. Do any of the doctors have private patients?
• No
Q. Please send text message reminders/phone messages for medical reviews i.e. Diabetes checks
• We will look at options for this, but in the meantime please register consent to receive text messages from us.
The PPG thanks the practice for this response.
Updates
• Doncaster NHS is now in place.
• This practice is now registered with CQC. (Care Quality Commission)
• The number of appointments not attended in our practice still averages 2 per day or 10 per week. Please help us to get people an appointment by reducing this waste
Want to � nd out more about The Patients Participation Group? Contact us at [email protected] Or pick up a lea� et from either surgery. Why not join us?T
TickhillResidentsAssociationTickhill Residents’ Association exists to consider matters that a� ect our community here in Tickhill. It works closely with Tickhill Town Council to air residents’ concerns. If you would like to join the committee, you would be very welcome. The next meeting is on June 10th at 7.30 pm in the small meeting room of the Methodist Church (side entrance). Phone 745885 for more details or e-mail [email protected]
Our next event is the Yorkshire Day Treasure Hunt which will be held on Thursday 1st August. This is a fun event for the whole family, so put the date in your diary and watch for details in next month’s issue of Tickhill Today. T
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In early April the Year 6 pupils at Estfeld were fortunate enough to visit the Kingswood Centre at Ashford and London. The Kingswood Centre has state of the art outdoor and adventurous pursuit facilities and Year 6 thoroughly enjoyed being daredevils for the week as they abseiled, zip-wired, and took the leap of faith. It was fortunate they most of them had a good head for heights. More leisurely pursuits included archery, laserquest, circus skills, quad-biking and swimming.
The party also took a cultural day trip to London. The pupils took a � ight on the London Eye and a Thames river cruise, learning about the capital’s sights and history. After lunch the party walked along Whitehall, stopping outside Downing
Street. They also took in St. James’ Park and Buckingham Palace, before heading for Trafalgar Square. The last call of the day was to the National Gallery where the pupils viewed
paintings by the Impressionists, having studied the Impressionists in school.
Throughout the week the pupils took the opportunity to try new experiences and challenges. The week was rounded o� with a disco where the group had a chance to dress to impress and dance the night away at Club Kingswood.
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our new book “Tickhill through Time”. If you do have such an item please contact David Walters on 742918 or by email at [email protected]
A Meeting in June.Normally by now our meetings have
� nished until September but not so this year. On Thursday 20th June we are holding an extra meeting when Malin Holst will talk about “Analysing the Bones “ This may sound pretty dry stu� but the bones in question are those from the people buried round Rotherham Minster the excavation of which Debora Moretti talked about so interestingly last year. Since then the bones have been analysed by the Dept of Osteology at York and the results should give much more information about the lives and
At our meeting on 18th April Jerry Kersey gave a talk about “40 Years of Broadcasting”. Jerry has been a broadcaster on sound radio for over 40 years both nationally and locally – he still does a 2 hour slot on Sunday afternoons for BBC Radio She� eld. His interactive style kept the audience on their toes and his talk was both interesting and amusing. Thank you Jerry for a great evening’s entertainment. Another appeal for help!
Has anybody got an old WW2 Clothing Coupon Book? If so may we borrow it for photographing with a view to using it as an illustration in
causes of death of the predominantly working class population of Rotherham some 200 years ago. Malin Holst has also recently been working on the skeletons exhumed from the Fitzwilliam tomb in St Mary’s Church and may be able to shed some light on the di� erent lifestyles of the rich and poor in days gone by.
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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You will all have received a survey from D.M.B.C. Safer Neighbourhood Team asking you what you liked and disliked about Tickhill. I hope you did not miss the opportunity to have a moan about the litter, dog foul and parking on the grass verges.
Please continue to report incidents of antisocial behaviour through Doncaster’s website or telephone them on 736000 this includes litter, � y tipping, broken or dangerous pavements and pot holes and of course dog foul.
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YOUR LOCAL MP - CAROLINE FLINT Meteor House, First Ave, Hay� eld Lane, Auckley DN9 3GA. Tel: 01302 623330 Fax: 01302 755099 Email: � [email protected]
The o� ce of the council has been very busy this month. The books have been to the internal auditor and the necessary paperwork should by now be on its way to the external auditor. All the facts and � gures will be published in September/October depending on how soon the external auditor deals with it!
Generally speaking, although the country is in an economic stalemate, the council think they are in a strong enough � nancial position to seriously consider the appointment of a Litter picker for the Town. If they are able to launch this, the post will be advertised on the Council notice board outside the library and on the notice board on the Cricket � eld. Unfortunately D.M.B.C. is not in a position to help with this either by removing the litter collected or providing any equipment. It’s down to Tickhill Town Council.
Hopefully minor upgrades to the Pavilion will continue to be made throughout this summer and the � oor and two side toilets is the number one target. The Pavilion is beginning to look a little shabby and needs a little T.L.C. and if funds permit it will be redecorated.
Thank you all for returning your questionnaire re the spending of the 106 monies. The results were very positive further quotes are now being sourced for the work to be carried out to remove the sand and replace it with a synthetic surface.
NewsletterTickhill Town Council - JUNE 2013
Mr Raymond (Ray) L Hill2 Pinfold Lane, TickhillDN11 9NS Tel: 743317
Mr Nigel J Cannings24 Vine Road, TickhillDN11 9EP Tel: 745372
Mr Derrick Hoyle2 Lancaster Crescent, TickhillDN11 9PX Tel: 742676
Mrs Margaret MarrisonChumlea, Crossland Gardens,Castlegate Tickhill DN 11 9QPTel: 742688
Mr Stuart J Millard4 Pinfold Close, TickhillDN11 9NP Tel: 743842
Mr Paul W Rigley38 West� eld Road, TickhillDN11 9LB Tel: 751025
Mr David Adgar6 Winnery Close, TickhillDN11 9JT Tel: 752195
Mr Brian Keith6 Alderson Close, Tickhill,DN11 9HN Tel: 743996
Mr Ian W Henderson36 Meadow Drive, Tickhill ,DN11 9ET Tel: 744753You can contact the council by:Writing to: The Clerk to the Council,Mrs Margaret Cannings-CloughAddress: 24 Vine Road, Tickhill, Doncaster DN11 9EPTel: 01302 745372Email: [email protected]
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We had the honour
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escorts and readers for the annual
St Georges Day Parade in Doncaster. Over
1100 youngsters paraded through the town and
took part in a service at St George’s Minster.
This year is the 75th anniversary of Scouting in South
Yorkshire. To celebrate this occasion South Yorkshire
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Valley Stadium on Saturday May 11th. 3000+ members
of the Scouts and their parents and leaders had the
opportunity to try out 75 activities ranging from
climbing walls to zorbing to glass engraving to
obstacle courses and much, much more. We took
about 80 beavers, cubs, scouts, explorers and their
leaders and parents. Everyone who went from Tickhill made full
use of the activities available and returned home tired but happy.
Our new fundraising team has got o� to a � ying start with the
Scarecrow Festival. It was a wonderful day and the weather was
kind. Our yard sale and lemonade stand made over £250 thanks to
hard work of a small group of parents and their children helped
by a rather persuasive scarecrow. At the same time, the sale of
refreshments and books in the Scout & Guide HQ raised over £100.
On the following Sunday this same group of
parents and friends organised a Table Top Sale
in the HQ and raised approximately £200.
Our grateful thanks go to this team and the generous
support of our many customers in Tickhill and around.
This is all seems to be talking about money but we have
already allocated this money to renewing our well worn
camp cooking equipment and a new activity shelter. The
new one will replace one which collapsed in a serious
snow storm encountered at Gradbach earlier this year.
Tickhill Gala is fast approaching and we would like to
hear from anyone who would like to run a stall. For those
who have already contacted us details are being circulated
throughout May. Also, as this is the 40th Gala we would really
like to see as many � oats in the procession as possible. In
previous years streets have got together, various interest
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LoversallWI meetingOur meetings are held in the WI Hut, Main Street, Loversall at 7.15pm on the third Monday of the month.
Our Programme for the next few months is: June 17th The Bee Keeper - Alan WoodwardJuly 15th The Pontefract Man - Tom DixonSeptember 16th Black Diamonds - Martin Johnson
For further details please contact Teresa Robinson on 01302 611256.T
Tickhill TogetherMany thanks to all who in any way contributed towards the success of the Scarecrow Festival. Some great ideas again, lots of folk around the village and beautiful weather to crown it all. Thanks, too, to those who collected litter. Much appreciated.
Our next event is “T-Fest” on Saturday 21st September. Let’s hope we have a similar buzz about the place. Lots of music and dance to enjoy – for all ages – in lots of venues – all day. Tickets available from KSM, Deli 28 and Castlegate DIY. Visit www.T-Fest.co.uk for more information.
John Marsden 744142T
Having spent the last 25 years living and coaching in Spain, Tim has now returned to the UK.
He is coaching at Tickhill Tennis Club and following success with several children’s groups which he intends to expand and welcome any ‘new recruits’ he would also like to o� er free trial adult coaching, mens and ladies sessions. His intention is to try and encourage more social tennis and activity at the club.
Tim is LTA licensed; RPT and USPTR registered and has coached all levels from 3 year olds to International standard players, so all ages and standards are more than welcometo come along.
To arrange convenient times to suit all please give him a call on 07788 134735 or email [email protected]
T Tim with Bjorn Borg
My computer is a lot like me,A long way past its best,It’s getting rather tiredAnd it needs to take a rest.
The RAM has gone all sheepishAnd the Router’s lost its wayThe Server’s not responding Everything’s in disarray.
A warning light is � ashingSo there’s something on the blink,The Printer may be sulking Or just running out of ink.
The Hard Drive’s lost its impulseAnd has gone all soft and weak,My Windows all need cleaningAnd the Mouse just fails to squeak.
The Cursor triggers cursesAnd the Monitor looks dim;The hope of doing what I want Is looking rather slim.
I have struggled and I’ve tussledBut I fear I’ve lost the � ght,So I need a trouble shooter Just to put the whole lot right
Philip MottramT
St Marys church100 clubAt the end of the Church Annual Meeting on Sunday 28th April Nigel Wright drew the winning numbers.1st No. 13 Geo� Foulds £962nd No. 68 Pam Bramley £643rd No. 56 Liz Birch £40
We have had one new member this last month so there are 19 numbers still available, with membership costing £5 per month.
With regular churchgoers contributing towards church funds on a weekly basis we hope that there are others, who may rely on the church being there, but are unable to attend regularly, who could help St. Mary’s meet its annual commitments by taking a number. Application forms may be found in church and the library or if you speak to the vicar, a churchwarden (Phil Beavers, Judith Black or Stuart Millard) or the organiser Phil Thomas (744946) we will get one to you. Many thanks in anticipation.T
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