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CAISTOR AREA DIARYcompiled for the media & community as a free promotional service
for the wider Caistor Area. Alan Caine 01472 851674 [email protected]
Please note new online REGULAR EVENTS calendarhttp://www.localendar.com/public/alncn100please check with organisers if events are current
CAISTOR MARKET EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY
Please note new online REGULAR EVENTS calendarhttp://www.localendar.com/public/alncn100
NEW SEASON CLASSES AT CAISTOR SPORTS HALLMonday- Zumba 19:00-20:00Tuesday – Spin Cycling 18:30-19:30Tuesday – Circuit Training 19:30-20:30Wednesday – High Intensity Bootcamp 18:30-19:00Wednesday – Spin Cycling 19:00-20:00 Dan Blanchard, Operations Manager and Fitness ManagerDe Aston & Caistor Sports Centre, 01673 842695, [email protected]
PILOXING AT CAISTOR GRAMMAR FITNESS SUITEstarting on Wednesday 1st May at 7.15pm. There is a new class This class is called Piloxing. This class is a high energy fusion of Pilates, Boxing & Dance. Come & Try the "Hottest Hollywood Workout"The first class will be free!, To book a place in this class please call 01472 855000 or email [email protected] Parkinson ,Fitness Manager Caistor Grammar School LN7 6QJ
CAISTOR HILLSIDE BOWLS CLUB Tuesdays club night from 6pm, Caistor Sports Ground, Brigg Road, Caistor.The club is now open for the new season, new members welcome, full information01472 851815 or 851045
THE SALUTATION INN, NETTLETON ...LIVE MUSICSaturday 4th May – Young talented group – WEISERS from 9pm – It’s Bank Holiday weekend so come out and let your hair down – Free Event.TEL 01472 851228, www.thesali.co.uk, facebook.com/TheSaliNettleton
NETTLETON BINGO Monday May 6th , Nettleton Village Hall. eyes down 7.30pm
ST EDMUNDS CHURCH RIBY - TEA & CAKESaturday 11th May 1-4pm Tea & Cake £1.50Part of West Lindsey Churches Festival
ST EDMUNDS CHURCH RIBY - BIG BREAKFAST Sunday 12th May - 8.30 am - 11.30am. THE BIG BREAKFASTat St. Edmunds Church, Riby, £6.50 Tea or coffee, fruit juice, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, tomato & egg Bread roll & marmalade12 years and under £3.50 Part of West Lindsey Churches Festival
GREAT BREW BREAK IN CAISTOR FOR LOCAL OLDER PEOPLE Monday 13th May 2013. 10.00am till 1.00pm, ACIS Communal room, Dale View Flats, South Dale. Caistor LN7 6LTBarbara Brant is hosting a Great Brew Break Event to raise money to help WRVS volunteers prevent loneliness among local older people.Its all part of the Great Brew Break, supported by Yakult, that raises money for WRVS to provide a lifeline to many isolated older people in the area. The supporters will be holding their WRVS Great Brew Break from. Please come along to have a brew, buy a cake and enter our tombolaWRVS supports over 100,000 older people each month stay independent in their own homes for longer with tailor-made solutions. Through its army of 40,000 volunteers, the charity runs services such as Good Neighbours (Befriending), Meals-on-Wheels and Books-on-Wheels that alleviate loneliness and help older people. A charity that receives no direct government funding, it also provides practical support for older people who have been in hospital through its On-ward Befriending and Home from Hospital services. To find out more about WRVS Great Brew Break or to volunteer for WRVS call 0845 601 4670 .
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NEW ENTRY SECTION For Media Diaries etc, these are repeated in Chronological diary below
I have no crystal ball so tell me about your eventsWEEK ENDING - FRIDAY: MAY 3rd 2013
VISIT CAISTOR & THE WOLDS ON FACEBOOKhttps://www.facebook.com/VisitCaistor?fref=ts
Please note new online REGULAR EVENTS calendarhttp://www.localendar.com/public/alncn100
please check with organisers if events are current
CAISTOR AREA DIARY ONLINE http://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/CaistorAreaDiary/index.asp
CAISTOR MARKET EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY
NEW SEASON CLASSES AT CAISTOR SPORTS HALLMonday- Zumba 19:00-20:00Tuesday – Spin Cycling 18:30-19:30Tuesday – Circuit Training 19:30-20:30Wednesday – High Intensity Bootcamp 18:30-19:00Wednesday – Spin Cycling 19:00-20:00 Dan Blanchard, Operations Manager and Fitness ManagerDe Aston & Caistor Sports Centre, 01673 842695, [email protected]
CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE STORY TELLING - NEW !Wednesdays 2pm - 3pm Saturdays 2pm - 3pm Wednesdays & Saturday afternoon story telling . Parents can enjoy coffee & cake in the Library , whilst the children are entranced in a world of fantasy details 01472 851605 - 28 Plough Hill LN7 6LZ
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JIVEMANIA Every Wednesday Night, 7.45pm Nettleton Village Hall, Moortown Road. Nettleton. Caistor. LN7 6AAModern Jive Classes & Freestyle Dance NightsJoin us if you love to dance... come along and have some fun learning the moves of modern jive. Its a fun, energetic and it's a stylish partner dance, you will meet some great people in a warm and friendly atmosphere, whilst enjoying a good selection of some old, and modern music.Whatever your standard...the emphasis is on fun, and enjoyment!! All Jivemania venues have a licenced bar for the odd refreshment or two in between dancing.So what happens now...first there is a session of easy to learn beginners moves, followed by a freestyle session where you can practice the moves you have learnt. Then another session with some intermediate moves to add to the previous ones, then its up to you!! Ask other people to dance, practice what you know and remember both the men, and ladies do the asking. Beginners review...Jivemania crew will go over the beginners session's moves again, as this helps our newer dancers to progress far more quickly. The classes are suitable for beginners or more experienced dancers.You don't need a partner - partners are rotated during the lessons.The classes don't build from one week to the next so dancers can dip in or out of classeshttp://jive-mania.co.uk/ Tel contact - Mike Groves 07866041195
LINCOLNSHIRE MONTESSORI OPEN DAYTuesday 30 April 10.00am - 3.00pmFamilies are welcome to visit the nursery and school to see a Montessori environment in actionPlease book an appointment on Tel 01472 859589 E: [email protected]
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CHRONOLOGICAL DIARY(nothing ever happens round here!)
WEEK ENDING FRIDAY: MAY 3rd 2013
APRIL 2013
CAISTOR HILLSIDE BOWLS CLUB Tuesdays club night from 6pm, Caistor Sports Ground, Brigg Road, Caistor.The club is now open for the new season, new members welcome, full information01472 851815 or 851045
ALL ON ONE PAGE - REGULAR EVENTS - JUST CLICK THIS LINK http://www.localendar.com/public/alncn100please check with organisers if events are current
PILOXING AT CAISTOR GRAMMAR FITNESS SUITEstarting on Wednesday 1st May at 7.15pm. There is a new class This class is called Piloxing. This class is a high energy fusion of Pilates, Boxing & Dance. Come & Try the "Hottest Hollywood Workout"The first class will be free!, To book a place in this class please call 01472 855000 or email [email protected] Parkinson ,Fitness Manager Caistor Grammar School LN7 6QJ
GREAT LIMBER PARISH COUNCIL Wednesday May 1st. Limber Village Hall, 7.30pm
CAISTOR CRICKET ACADEMY HOME FIXTURES (BOYS AND GIRLS), BETWEEN 10 AND 17 Caistor Sports Ground , Brigg Road Wednesday, 1st May Under 11’s 6.30 p.m.Thursday, 2nd May Under 11’s 6.30 p.m. SENIOR CLUB PRACTICE NIGHTS AT GROUND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 6.30 p.m.NEW PLAYERS (SENIORS AND JUNIORS) WELCOME Keep up to date with all club business including match results and upcoming events on caistortowncc.co.uk
LINCOLNSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS Thursday May 2nd 0700 - 2200 County Council elections Use your vote !
CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Thursday May 2nd RESOLUTIONS MEETING - and "Savoury Club" Meetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town HallNew members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725
CAISTOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB HOME FIXTURES (May 2013)Saturday, 4th May Lincolnshire League (Division 2) 2nd XI v Nettleham Heath 2nd XI 2.00 p.m.Come along and support your local friendly cricket club caistortowncc.co.uk
STRAIGHT AS QUOSaturday 4th May 2013 at the Caistor Town Hall. 7.15pm The Status Quo Tribute returnThe tickets are on sale at the post office in Caistor and online at www.straightasquo.com.Tickets £7.50 - Minors £3.50 THE SALUTATION INN, NETTLETON ...LIVE MUSICSaturday 4th May – Young talented group – WEISERS from 9pm – It’s Bank Holiday weekend so come out and let your hair down – Free Event. TEL 01472 851228, www.thesali.co.uk, facebook.com/TheSaliNettleton
EDUCATING RITA - UPDATED INFORMATION Sunday 5th May 2013, 7.30pm. Caistor Town Hall professional theatre company Hambledon Productions is bringing its latest show Educating Rita to the area, visiting Caistor Town Hall on Sunday 5th May. We've been established in the area for six years promoting local arts through new writing and classics. Last year we had our most successful show - Hancock's Half Hour: The Lost Episodes - which transferred for a sell-out weeks run in London over the festive period. To add to that, we performed our own sell-out show STOP!... You're Killing Me at the Soho Theatre in London last year, and gained a 4* review from Whatsonstage.Rachael Hewer began her drama career with CATS and she is very proud and pleased to be returning to Caistor with her professional production of Willy Russell's well-loved play "Educating Rita".Rachael, together with her brother John, run the locally based theatre company, Hambledon Productions which has been granted an exclusive licence to tour with the play. EDUCATING RITA is a comedy by award-winning Liverpudlian playwright, Willy Russell.Susan (who initially calls herself Rita), dissatisfied with the routine of her work and social life, seeks inner
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growth by signing up for an Open University course in English Literature. Rita's tutor, Frank, is a middle-aged, alcoholic academic who has taken on the tutorship to pay for his drink. The two have an immediate and profound effect on one another; and the play tells the story of Rita's development and growth as she is "educated" and the effect that the process has on Frank and his attitude to education and his own life and career. EDUCATING RITA is presented by HAMBLEDON PRODUCTIONS and is directed by Daniel Slater with original music by Mark-Anthony Turnage. Tickets: £8 full / £7 concessions Call: 01472 388019 More information and online booking is available at www.hambledonproductions.com
CAISTOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB HOME FIXTURES (May 2013)Monday, 6th May Lincolnshire League (Premier Division) 1st XI v Alford 1.30 p.m. Come along and support your local friendly cricket club
ONLINE REGULAR EVENTS calendarhttp://www.localendar.com/public/alncn100
please check with organisers if events are current Early May Bank Holiday Monday May 6
NETTLETON BINGO Monday May 6th , Nettleton Village Hall. eyes down 7.30pm
CAISTOR & DISTRICT DOG CLUBTuesday May 7th for 6 weeks A great new Club for all dog owners in Caistor and the surrounding area. Run by a fully qualified experienced Canine Psychologist and Animal Behaviour Expert - offering Fun, Educational classes using gentle, positive, effective methods. Classes start at the Moot Hall, Holton le Moor on Everyone is welcome but places are limited and must be booked in advance.How Dogs Learn - A class for dogs of all abilities teaching dog handling and giving an insight into normal Canine behaviour as well as basic obedience skills. A really positive look at the relationship between owners and dogs. How Dogs Develop - A puppy class for dogs under a year old covering all aspects of pup ownership and making sure your pup gets the best possible start in life.Plus coming soon - Agility - Flyball - Heelwork to Music and much more! Please call or email for more details07803 307882 or 01472 [email protected]
CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2013Wednesday May 8th Lynn Bottamley – Scunthorpe “Secrets of the Show Schedule”Meetings, 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237
NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Wednesday May 8th , Resolutions plus evening meal at Grimsby Institute to celebrate our ruby jubilee (80 years).Members only
CAISTOR CRICKET ACADEMY HOME FIXTURES (BOYS AND GIRLS), BETWEEN 10 AND 17 Caistor Sports Ground , Brigg Road Tuesday, 7th May Under 11’s 6.30 p.m.Wednesday, 8th May Under 11’s 6.30 p.m.Thursday, 9th May Under 11 Girls 6.30 p.m.
SENIOR CLUB PRACTICE NIGHTS AT GROUND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 6.30 p.m.NEW PLAYERS (SENIORS AND JUNIORS) WELCOME Keep up to date with all club business including match results and upcoming events on caistortowncc.co.uk
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL Thursday May 9th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601
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HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday May 9 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 7.15pm OPEN MEETING Rachel Petherham - The Cutting Garden. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details.
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 9th May. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls. Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.
NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday May 9th Artistic Blacksmithing by Bob OakesMeeting held at 7 30pm in the Methodist Church Schoolroom in Church Street, Nettleton. We offer a warm welcome to all visitors and new members. For further information telephone 01652 678365
GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Friday May 10th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm
MARKET RASEN GROUP LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUSTFriday 10th May 7.30pm at Walesby Village Hall £1.50Geof Lee’s talk about Spring in the CairngormsThis talk has been rearranged from January because of the cancellation due to snow and ice. Geof is a regular speaker at our group and always provides great photography and knowledge of his topic.
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SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL - Barnetby Silver Band and Barnetby Junior BandSaturday 11th May Doors open 6.45pm. The concert starts at 7.30pm.Admission £5 per Person (including tea and biscuits) The village hall will be hosting Barnetby Silver Band and Barnetby Junior Band in concert at South Kelsey Village Hall.The band which has been in continuous existence for 137 years was formed in 1876, is one of the longest established in the country. Several others claim to have a long history but few have continued to exist without a break, particularly through the two World Wars.Raffle all proceeds to the village hall refurbishment fund.For further information and tickets please phone: Michael Shaw on 07796 977944 Stuart Haddrell on 01652 679348
CAISTOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB HOME FIXTURES (May 2013)Saturday, 11th May Lincolnshire League (Premier Division) 1st XI v Nettleham Heath 1st XI 1.30 p.m.Sunday, 12th May North Lindsey Sunday League (Division 1) Caistor Cougars v Appleby Frodingham 2.30 p.m.Come along and support your local friendly cricket club caistortowncc.co.uk
CAISTOR FARMERS MARKET Saturday May 11th Caistor Market Place 9am-1pmWonderful choice of quality foods
THE CAISTOR WALKING FESTIVAL 11TH & 12TH MAY 2013SATURDAY 11TH10am Caistor Circular WalkDistance: 6 miles, 2.5 hours Cost: £3.00 ..................................................................................................................Start point & finish: Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre28 Plough Hill, Caistor, LN7 6LZ..................................................................................................................OS Explorer Map: 284 OS Grid Ref: TA 117 013..................................................................................................................Terrain: Footpaths & roads...................................................................................................................A moderate walk which takes in the countryside surrounding
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historic Caistor, downhill along the Viking Way to Nettleton andcross country to the site of the Caistor Workhouse and around tothe hills and valleys north of the town, finishing in the Market Place.For more information & to book your place call01472 851 679 or email [email protected] Caistor Farmers’ Market Saturday 11th, 9am-1pmPop by and pick up some delicious local produce.WALKERSCAISTOR.COM
THE CAISTOR WALKING FESTIVAL 11TH & 12TH MAY 2013SATURDAY 11TH10.30am Georgian & Victorian WalkDistance: 1 mile, 2 hours Cost: £1.00 ..................................................................................................................Start point & finish: Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre28 Plough Hill, Caistor LN7 6LZ. ..................................................................................................................OS Explorer Map: 282 OS Grid Ref: TA 117 013..................................................................................................................Terrain: Town footpaths...................................................................................................................The attractive town of Caistor owes much of its character to theGeorgians and Victorians. Take a walk through the streets, alleysand market places and learn about the lives of the people who lived here when Caistor was one of the finest towns of the region.For more information & to book your place call01472 851 679 or email [email protected] Caistor Farmers’ Market Saturday 11th, 9am-1pmPop by and pick up some delicious local produce.WALKERSCAISTOR.COM
ONLINE REGULAR EVENTS calendarhttp://www.localendar.com/public/alncn100
please check with organisers if events are current
VISIT CAISTOR & THE WOLDS ON FACEBOOKhttps://www.facebook.com/VisitCaistor?fref=ts
THE CAISTOR WALKING FESTIVAL 11TH & 12TH MAY 2013SATURDAY 11TH 2pm Cornhill WalkDistance: 1 mile, 1 hour Cost: £1.00 ..................................................................................................................Start point & finish: Market Place, Caistor, LN7 6TW..................................................................................................................OS Explorer Map: 282 OS Grid Ref: TA 118 013..................................................................................................................Terrain: Town footpaths...................................................................................................................A moderate walk starting in the Market Place. We talk about theGreat Fire of Caistor in 1681, see the tower of Caistor, the OldNational School. Weslyan Chapel 1842, Police Station 1856, somefine Georgian houses and some sympathetic new developmentsin the conservation area plus much more.For more information & to book your place call01472 851 679 or email [email protected] Caistor Farmers’ Market Saturday 11th, 9am-1pmPop by and pick up some delicious local produce.WALKERSCAISTOR.COM
ST EDMUNDS CHURCH RIBY - TEA & CAKESaturday 11th May 1-4pm Tea & Cake £1.50Part of West Lindsey Churches Festival
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ST EDMUNDS CHURCH RIBY - BIG BREAKFAST Sunday 12th May - 8.30 am - 11.30am. THE BIG BREAKFASTat St. Edmunds Church, Riby, £6.50 Tea or coffee, fruit juice, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, tomato & egg Bread roll & marmalade12 years and under £3.50 Part of West Lindsey Churches Festival
THE CAISTOR WALKING FESTIVAL 11TH & 12TH MAY 2013SUNDAY 12TH10am Caistor Nettleton RothwellDistance: 10 miles, 3.5 hours Cost: £3.00 ..................................................................................................................Start point & finish: The Salutation Inn, Nettleton, LN7 6NP..................................................................................................................OS Explorer Map: 282 OS Grid Ref: TA 117 013..................................................................................................................Terrain: Field paths (mainly pasture) & firm tracks, over 20 stiles..................................................................................................................Walk to the top of the Wolds along the Viking Way from Caistor upthe Nettleton Valley, discovering evidence of an important industrial past in the gentle landscape of today. See the magnificent views across to the Trent and to Lincoln on a clear day.For more information & to book your place call01472 851 679 or email [email protected]
THE CAISTOR WALKING FESTIVAL 11th & 12th May 2013SUNDAY 12th10.30am Roman & Medieval walk Distance: 1 mile, 2 hours Cost: £1.00 ..................................................................................................................Start point & finish: Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre28 Plough Hill, Caistor, LN7 6LZ..................................................................................................................OS Explorer Map: 282 OS Grid Ref: TA 117 013..................................................................................................................Terrain: Town footpaths. ..................................................................................................................Why did the Romans built a town at Caistor? Follow the line of theold Roman wall, look at the site of the burial ground and learn ofold Castrum. Imagine yourself back in Medieval Caistor as youstroll the streets and listen to the stories of life in the old town.For more information & to book your place call01472 851 679 or email [email protected] WALKERSCAISTOR.COM
ONLINE REGULAR EVENTS calendarhttp://www.localendar.com/public/alncn100
THE CAISTOR WALKING FESTIVAL 11th & 12th May 2013SUNDAY 12th2pm Butter Market Walk Distance: 1 mile, 1 hour Cost: £1.00 ..................................................................................................................Start point & finish: Market Place, Caistor, LN7 6TW..................................................................................................................OS Explorer Map: 282 OS Grid Ref: TA 118 013..................................................................................................................Terrain: Terrain: Town footpaths...................................................................................................................Stroll down Bob’s Lane, see the Old Sessions House, the newArts & Heritage Centre, a 19c Fire Station, some charming old folks’bungalows with their own water feature, the old, but still vibrant,Grammar School, an elephant and much more.
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For more information & to book your place call01472 851 679 or email [email protected]
CAISTOR CRICKET ACADEMY HOME FIXTURES (BOYS AND GIRLS), BETWEEN 10 AND 17 Caistor Sports Ground , Brigg Road Sunday, 12th May Under 13’s 10.30 a.m. SENIOR CLUB PRACTICE NIGHTS AT GROUND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 6.30 p.m.NEW PLAYERS (SENIORS AND JUNIORS) WELCOME Keep up to date with all club business including match results and upcoming events on caistortowncc.co.uk
GREAT BREW BREAK IN CAISTOR FOR LOCAL OLDER PEOPLEMonday 13th May 2013. 10.00am till 1.00pm, ACIS Communal room, Dale View Flats, South Dale. Caistor LN7 6LTBarbara Brant is hosting a Great Brew Break Event to raise money to help WRVS volunteers prevent loneliness among local older people.Its all part of the Great Brew Break, supported by Yakult, that raises money for WRVS to provide a lifeline to many isolated older people in the area. The supporters will be holding their WRVS Great Brew Break from. Please come along to have a brew, buy a cake and enter our tombolaWRVS supports over 100,000 older people each month stay independent in their own homes for longer with tailor-made solutions. Through its army of 40,000 volunteers, the charity runs services such as Good Neighbours (Befriending), Meals-on-Wheels and Books-on-Wheels that alleviate loneliness and help older people. A charity that receives no direct government funding, it also provides practical support for older people who have been in hospital through its On-ward Befriending and Home from Hospital services. To find out more about WRVS Great Brew Break or to volunteer for WRVS call 0845 601 4670 .
NETTLETON & DISTRICT GARDENING CLUB 2012 - 2013 PROGRAMMEMonday 13th May, Annual General Meeting & Plant Sale. Meetings held in the Methodist Schoolroom Church St. Nettleton 7.30 pmAll welcome:- Members; Guests & Visitors. Nominal Fee, with refreshments provided.
CAISTOR HERITAGE TRUST MEETINGS FOR 2012 – 2013Tuesday May14th "Caistor Memories 1950 to the present day" Projected Photographs but your memories Held at Caistor Town Hall 7.30p.m. £3 (unless otherwise stated), All welcome.
KELSEY GARDENING CLUBTuesday, 14th May “Gardening for Necessity” – Lorna Bennett, 7.30 p.m. at Hall Farm Park tearooms, South Kelsey Visitors and new members welcome. Contact 01652 678019
SWALLOW PARISH COUNCIL Tuesday May 14th Swallow Village Hall 7.15pm
HOLTON LE MOOR WI OUTING Thursday May 16th. Holton Le Moor WI outing to Hornsea Life boat Station,Fish & chips lunch then on to Sewerby Hall with optional train ride to Bridlington. £26.00. Booking tel 01472859865 or 01652678817. CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY “MEMORIES OF ARTIST COLIN CARR Thursday, 16th May 2013. at 7.30p.m. Memories Of Artist Colin Carr by Colin Carr Junior, Caistor Town Hall . There will be a short DVD of Colin Carr and a Power Point Presentation of pictures and information about his life. The audience is invited to bring paintings and prints for comment and questions are invited. This should be a pleasant evening to remember this popular and talented Artist.Tickets £3.00p From Caistor Post Office, (to include Light Refreshments and a Glass of Wine).During closure of Caistor Post Office (Wednesday, 3rd April to Thursday 11th April)tickets can be obtained from Mrs. Pat Harris 01472-852893.
MARKET RASEN GROUP LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUSTThursday 16th May 4pm at the Yarborough Estate - a wildlife walkA guided walk with the farm manager of the estate to look at the wildlife. The estate has joined the Stewardship Scheme and we will learn about the change in farming practise and the plans to encourage more wildlife in the future.Meet on the estate. Just past Kirmington Airport on the A16 heading towards Grimsby take the road to the left, the B1210 signposted to Brocklesby and Immingham, Pass under the stone archway and continue for about a mile until, on the right, you come to the point to point field and cricket pitch. Park on the hard standing here. This is the starting point for our walk.
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ONLINE REGULAR EVENTS calendarhttp://www.localendar.com/public/alncn100
VISIT CAISTOR & THE WOLDS ON FACEBOOKhttps://www.facebook.com/VisitCaistor?fref=ts
THE MANSGATE 100km CYCLE EVENT Saturday 18th May 2013. Starting in Messingham at 0900 the route is 111 km length, the riders will come to Caistor & Nettleton area via Kirton in Lindsey, Waddingham, South Kelsey, Moortown, Nettleton, Mansgate Hill and stopping at the Control Centre at Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre, then leaving Caistor via Caistor Top & heading back via Kirmington & Ulceby. Full route & time details are on the website http://www.aukweb.net/events/detail/13-332/100km cycling event starting from Messingham, nr Scunthorpe. Controls at Barton-upon-Humber and Caistor, plus 3 information controls.A scenic ride through the varied terrain and landscape of North Lincolnshire. With around 711 m of climbing beginning on the Trent flood plain but spending much most of its time on the Lincolnshire Wolds.One control is at the Caistor Heritage Centre as seen on the BBC telvsion series 'Village SOS'The 2013 ride is ridden anti clockwise and this year incorporates the climb of Mansgate Hill followed by a well earned cuppa in Caistor. The section that follows is a beautiful rural ride that first sweeps down off the wolds to Kirmington and then gently ascends to Thornton Abbey.More single track rolling territory on the way to a cuppa at the Ropewalk in Barton upon Humber.The return to Messingham offers panoramic views from the escarpment edge prior to descent to Elsham and Brigg
CAISTOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB HOME FIXTURES (May 2013)Saturday, 18th May Lincolnshire League (Division 3) 3rd XI v South Kelsey 1st XI 2.00 p.m.
Sunday, 19th May North Lindsey Sunday League (Cup) Caistor Cougars v Hibaldstow 2.30 p.m.Come along and support your local friendly cricket club caistortowncc.co.uk
CAISTOR CRICKET ACADEMY HOME FIXTURES (BOYS AND GIRLS), BETWEEN 10 AND 17 Caistor Sports Ground , Brigg Road Sunday, 19th May Under 11’s 10.30 a.m. SENIOR CLUB PRACTICE NIGHTS AT GROUND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 6.30 p.m.NEW PLAYERS (SENIORS AND JUNIORS) WELCOME Keep up to date with all club business including match results and upcoming events on caistortowncc.co.uk
WEST LINDSEY CHURCHES FESTIVAL - CAISTOR Saturday – Sunday 18 &19th May Part of West Lindsey Churches Festival Caistor Parish Church - display of historic and community cross stitch kneelersand walk around "God's Acre"
CHURCH LUNCHES - SATURDAY and/or SUNDAY 18th - 19th MAY
CAISTOR, ST PETER AND PAUL Saturday 11.30am - 1pm, Various salad lunches and desserts.
CAISTOR METHODIST CHURCH ,Saturday 11.30am - 1pm., Christian Aid lunches. cakes, buns etc
CUXWOLD, ST NICHOLAS Saturday 9am - 5pm Sunday 9am - 4pm All day breakfast, home-made soups and bread, cream teas, cakes.
GREAT LIMBER, ST PETER Saturday and Sunday 12noon - 3pm, Ploughman's lunches using local produce. Home made cakes.
NORTH KELSEY METHODIST Saturday 10am - 4pm Sunday 12 - 4pm, Home made salads, sandwiches and cakes.
SATURDAY 18TH MAY - ORGAN TRAILBrocklesby, All Saints, 12.30pm-1pm, (on the antique Chamber Organ)Caistor, Methodist, 2pm-2.30pmGrasby, All Saints, 3pm-3.30pm
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OPEN CHURCHES:
BROCKLESBY • ALL SAINTS Saturday 9.30am - 6.30pm • Sunday 10amA lovely 13th century church retaining its 18th century horse- box pews and situated in the beautiful and tranquil setting of Brocklesby Park. It is lit by fine stained glass windows and is the home of many memorials to the Pelham family (Earls of Yarborough). The organ, originally built for Brocklesby Hall in 1773, has a case made of mahogany by James Wyatt, carved with flowers and musical instruments in the neo-classical style. Postcode: DN41 8PN
CABOURNE • ST NICHOLASSaturday 10am - 5pm Sunday 11.30am - 4pm Visit St Nicholas and its Saxon tower and blocked Norman door. This year we have the story of our recently rediscovered Tudor chalice which has not been seen for over 40 years. Adjacent to A46 Cabourne
CAISTOR • ST PETER & ST PAULSaturday 10am - 4pm Sunday 11.30am - 4.30pmThe church is a grade 1 listed building in a conservation area. There has been a church here since Saxon times. Guide leaflets giving a tour around the church are available to visitors free of charge. A colourful display of cross stitch community and historical kneelers can be seen. Also visit "God's Acre" wild area on the south side of our church.Postcode: LN7 6UG
CAISTOR • METHODIST CHURCHSaturday 10am - 4pm . A Victorian Grade II listed building built in 1842; the listing includes the pews, decorative ceiling rose and organ with pump handle. Recent interior alterations have been sympathetic to the character of the building. Organ music may be playing during the weekend. Exhibition to feature "Highlights of our Church Year". Christian-Aid lunches available from 11.30am-1pm. Postcode: LN7 6UF
CLAXBY • ST MARYSaturday dawn till dusk Sunday dawn till dusk • manned from 10am - 4pmOn this site at the foot of the Wolds, a church has stood here since at least 1300 (probably even pre Roman). Much restored in 1870 but with 14th and 15th century features. Grand Jacobean monument. Good modern and Victorian stained glass and a small Lincoln made organ. A ring of five bells, medieval and Victorian. In addition visit Griff Wood, a recently established memorial wood for a peaceful interlude. Postcode: LN8 3YY
CLIXBY • ALL HALLOWSSaturday 10am - 5pm • Sunday 10am - 5pmThe chancel of this early 13th century church was ruinous until 1889 when it was gently restored and a West porch added. It now seems like a roadside shrine. In the floor is a 14th century slab with an incised cross and chalice and the remains of a Lombardic inscription to a priest. Latin inscriptions in praise of the Virgin adorn the wooden ceiling. A fine font and pews have been rescued from other redundant churches. The church is cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust. Postcode: LN7 6RT
CUXWOLD • ST NICHOLASSaturday 9am-5pm Sunday 9am-5pmTiny church prettily set on rising ground. The lower part of the tower is 11th century and the church has a Norman font and its original Norman arch opening to the nave with lancets in. The organ, recently fully restored, was built in the late 1800s by Thomas Casson, recognised as the fatherof modern pedal organs. Visiting organists are invited to play. James and Joanna welcome people to the comfort of their home, close to the church for refreshments all day. This includes an all day breakfast but these must be pre-booked this year. Also soup, cream teas, cakes. Please telephone with special dietary requirements. Tel: 01472 371232 or 07879400859. Postcode: LN7 6DA
GRASBY • ALL SAINTSSaturday 2pm - 5pm • Sunday 2pm - 5pmGrasby All Saints church commands wonderful views over the Ancholme Valley. The poet, Charles Tennyson Turner (Alfred’s brother), vicar from 1835 to 1879, financed most of the restoration work on the church building which features on “The Tennyson Trail.” In addition to floral displays and a book stall in the church, there will be refreshments and exhibition of embroidery and local art work. Also a display on the history of Grasby including material from the Lincoln Archives. This will be in the Village Hall on both afternoons. Postcode: DN38
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GREAT LIMBER • ST PETERSaturday 11am - 5pm • Sunday 11am - 4pmOur theme for the weekend is “Noah’s Ark”. The story of Noah and the flood will be told at 3pm on Sunday. Two local schools will be involved. Refreshments available whilst Church open. Postcode: DN37 8JN HOLTON LE MOOR • ST LUKESaturday 10am - 5pm • Sunday 10am - 5pmOur church has two chancels, namely the Victorian rebuild and the 1920s’ extension. There will be a display of craftwork from the village. The banns register (1903 onwards) will be available to visitors. Light refreshments will be available on Sunday only, between 2pm and 4.30pm.Postcode: LN7 6AG
NETTLETON • ST JOHN THE BAPTIST Saturday 10am - 12noon, 2.30pm - 5pm • Sunday 10am - 5pmThis grade 2 church with Saxon foundations has an impressive recently restored ironstone tower and fine Victorian stained glass. The church will be decorated for a wedding on Saturday at 1pm. The neighbouring Methodist church will host a coffee morning whilst teas will be available in church from 2.30pm. “Nettleton has talent” concert at 7.30pm. On Sunday, two nearby gardens, Cortaderia and The Old Rectory will be open from midday with plants for sale. Refreshments and book stall in church.Postcode: LN7 6NP
NORMANBY LE WOLD • ST PETERSaturday 10am - 4pm • Sunday 10am - 4pm Close the the highest point in Lincolnshire, St Peter’s is in a beautiful location with wonderful views. Three recently restored Victorian paintings of biblical scenes on view as well as local artists displaying their work and a chance to try your hand at drawing/painting. Tea and coffee available. Car parking in field adjacent to church. Postcode: LN7 6SU
NORTH KELSEY • ALL HALLOWSSaturday 10am - 4pm All Hallows has a Saxon tower although the main body of the church was rebuilt in Victorian times. A guide is available to point out the interesting historical gems! There will be various works of art on display including paintings by the late local artist Marjorie Burton. She donated a collection of works to the church and these will be for sale during the festival. There will also be a specialist on call who can help trace your family history. Postcode: LN7 6EH
NORTH KELSEY • METHODISTSaturday 10am - 4pm • Sunday 12noon - 4pm This year we celebrate our church organ. It has recently been inspected by Doctor John Pemberton, Inspector for Lincoln of the British Institute of Organ Studies. His report has beenforwarded to the BIO committee in London to consider the issue of an appropriate historic organ certificate. We extend a warm invitation to everyone to share our “delightful little instrument” as declared by Chris Hind of Aistrop Hind Ltd.- Postcode: LN7 6EJ
SEARBY CUM OWMBY • ST NICHOLAS Saturday 10am - 5pm • Sunday 10am - 5pm In a quiet rural location, St Nicholas is brick built, light and peaceful, with stained glass windows, oak pews and a screen beautifully hand-carved in the late 1800s’. The five bells are static and rung by one person, the bell ropes clustered in a bell frame. Local history display. Postcode: DN38 6BQ
SOUTH KELSEY • ST MARYSaturday 10am - 5pm • Sunday 11am - 5pmSt Mary’s church was originally built around 1228 and rebuilt in 1795 leaving the original tower in place. In the chancel are effigies in brass of Sir Richard Hansard, sheriff of Lincoln in 1419 and his wife Joan.Postcode: LN7 6PH
SWALLOW • HOLY TRINITY Saturday 10am - 5pm • Sunday 10am - 5pm The Saxon tower is the oldest part of the church. Recent renovations include new roof slates and internal lighting. Light refreshments will be served in the nearby village hall. There will be cake and plant stalls. Communion service on 19th May at 11.30am.Postcode: LN7 6DL
THORESWAY • ST MARY Saturday 10am - 4pm • Sunday 10am - 4pm A pretty church on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds with some outstanding architectural features. Hot and cold refreshments available both days. Other attractions include home made cakes “to go” and books etc.
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WALESBY ST MARY’SSaturday 10am - 4pm • Sunday 10am - 4pmcelebrates its centenary this year and insights into its history will be displayed around the church together with pictures by local artists. Plants, nic nacs, coffee, tea and biscuits will be on sale. Visiting organists are welcome to play our organ. Bell ringing demonstrations will be held during the weekend. The Ramblers’ Church is but a walk away to add interest.Postcode: LN8 3UW
LINCOLNSHIRE WOLDS WALKING FESTIVALSaturday May 18th to Sunday June 2nd . Full detail http://woldswalkingfestival.co.uk
CAISTOR CRICKET ACADEMY HOME FIXTURES (BOYS AND GIRLS), BETWEEN 10 AND 17 Caistor Sports Ground , Brigg Road .Wednesday, 22nd May Under 11’s 6.30 p.m.Thursday 23rd May Under 17’s 6.30 p.m. SENIOR CLUB PRACTICE NIGHTS AT GROUND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 6.30 p.m.NEW PLAYERS (SENIORS AND JUNIORS) WELCOME Keep up to date with all club business including match results and upcoming events on caistortowncc.co.uk CAISTOR ART CLASS Thursday May 23rd . Caistor Methodist Church Hall 12nn-4pm. £7
CATS (CAISTOR AMATEUR THEATRICAL SOCIETY) MURDER MYSTERY FARCEFriday & Saturday May 24th & 25th. farcical, extremely funny murder/thriller play at Caistor Town Hall The production has a wondrous title. ! THE HAUNTED THROUGH LOUNGE AND RECESSED DINING NOOK AT FARNDALE CASTLE. A brilliant Farce with the Ladies of the Farndale Avenue Townswomens Guild, who will cope with collapsing scenery, forgotten lines, flying tupperware seance etc etc etc Tickets will be available at Caistor Post Office.
CAISTOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB HOME FIXTURES (May 2013)Saturday, 25th May Lincolnshire League (Cup) 1st XI v Holton-le-Clay 1st XI 2.00 p.m. caistortowncc.co.uk
GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALLSunday 26th May 2013 Great Limber Tractor Road Run. Leaving from village hall at 10am. Anyone who would like to donate prizes or have a stall please contact Sam Atkinson on 077182 26878. Volunteers also required for kitchen and marshalling duties.
Spring Bank Holiday Monday May 27
LINCOLNSHIRE WOLDS WALKING FESTIVALMonday 27th May Bank Holiday Monday. Lincolnshire Wolds Walking Festival, Guided walks around the town by Caistor Civic Society
CAISTOR CRICKET ACADEMY HOME FIXTURES (BOYS AND GIRLS), BETWEEN 10 AND 17 Caistor Sports Ground , Brigg Road .Sunday, 26th May Under 13’s 10.30 a.m.Wednesday, 29th May Under 15’s 6.30 p.m. SENIOR CLUB PRACTICE NIGHTS AT GROUND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 6.30 p.m.NEW PLAYERS (SENIORS AND JUNIORS) WELCOME Keep up to date with all club business including match results and upcoming events on caistortowncc.co.uk
CAISTOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB HOME FIXTURES (May 2013)Monday, 27th May Lincolnshire League (Premier Division) 1st XI v Bracebridge Heath 2nd XI 1.30 p.m.Come along and support your local friendly cricket club caistortowncc.co.uk
CAISTOR CRICKET ACADEMY HOME FIXTURES (BOYS AND GIRLS), BETWEEN 10 AND 17 Caistor Sports Ground , Brigg Road .Wednesday, 29th May Under 15’s 6.30 p.m. SENIOR CLUB PRACTICE NIGHTS AT GROUND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 6.30 p.m.NEW PLAYERS (SENIORS AND JUNIORS) WELCOME Keep up to date with all club business including match results and upcoming events on caistortowncc.co.uk
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FASHION SHOW Thursday May 30th, Caistor Methodist Church Hall, 7.15pm. Clothes for all ages & sizes. Tickets £3. Rainbow PreSchool 01472 859979 or on the door £4. Raffle, refreshment available. all proceeds to Rainbow Pre-School.
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CAISTOR IN BLOOM Saturday June 1st. BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 2pm, MUC
CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday June 6th DENNETT'S ICECREAM R Dennett Meetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome, For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725 CAISTOR FARMERS MARKET Saturday June 8th Caistor Market Place 9am-1pm
MARKET RASEN GROUP LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUSTSaturday 8th June 10am at Chamber’s Wood - The Dormouse ProjectA guided walk with Anne Goodall ,the leader of the local dormouse project. Following her talk in November we are going to look at the work they do, hopefully see some dormice and the coppiced areas cultivated to encourage them. Meet at the Wood Centre.
KELSEY GARDENING CLUBTuesday, 11th June Outing – details to be announced.
GRIMSBY MORRIS – PUMP BLESSING 2013 Wednesday June 12th , Pump Blessing Caistor Market Place 2012 pump blessings in Kelsey and Caistor we collected £30.45 for Water Aid. Thanks to all that came out to see us and contributed.
NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Wednesday June 12th Members to dress up for a tea party to celebrate the Queen’s Coronation. Competition: A tea pot, Roll Call: Have you visited Buckingham Palace?Meeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2013Wednesday June 12th Lorna Bennett, Lincoln – Talk on “Designing a Show Garden ”Meetings, 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237
NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday June 13th at home of Norma and Alan MoorA Royal Garden Party celebrating our 95th BirthdayRoyal Visits by Midge ThomasWe offer a warm welcome to all visitors and new members. For further information telephone 01652 678365
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCILThursday June 13th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601
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HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday June 13 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 7.15pm OPEN MEETING Beverley Wade and The Clee Dance Academy. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details. SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 13th June. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls. Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.
CAISTOR IN BLOOMFriday June 14th Closing date for children's painting & Digital Photography competition, (EMIB) GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Friday June 14th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm
WHITEGATE KINDERGARTEN Saturday 15th June 10-12. Whitegate "Open Day" on Entertainment from the children, cake stall, tombola, face painting, children's toys, Phoenix cards, raffle etc. All welcome.
THE PUDDING CLUB CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE @28Saturday 15th June, 7.30pm Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre 28 Plough Hill£15 for 2 courses , An evening of pure pudding indulgence. Delicious light main course followed by a tasting plate of sumptuous puddings. After dinner guest speaker.
CAISTOR IN BLOOMSunday June 16th Open Gardens & Scarecrow trail (£100 PRIZE MONEY – Sponsored by Cable Cars GY)
GIVE BLOOD CAISTOR TOWN HALLWednesday June 26th 1300-1530 & 1700-2000. Call for appointment 0300 123 23 23
PARISH CHURCH GARDEN FETESaturday June 29th 2pm –5pm Holly House, High Street. Stalls, entertainment, strawberry tea's etc.
CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday June 29th BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 2pm, MUC
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EAST MIDLANDS IN BLOOM JUDGING Monday July 1st to Friday 12th Exact date to be confirmed, Judging of Caistor for the East Midlands in Bloom Competition MUC
GREAT LIMBER PARISH COUNCIL Wednesday July 3rd Limber Village Hall, 7.30pm
CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday July 4th OUTING TO GAINSBOROUGH OLD HALL Guide S AllenMeetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725
JAZZ IN CAISTOR CHURCH Friday July 5th Jazz Concert with " New Orleans Heat" Caistor Parish Church 7.30pm. Tickets, inc buffet, prebooked £10 from 01472 851339 , on the door £12. . www.neworleansheat.co.uk
SWALLOW PARISH COUNCIL Tuesday July 9th. Swallow Village Hall 7.15pm
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KELSEY GARDENING CLUBTuesday, 9th July “Small scale food production” – Dave Newman7.30 p.m. at Hall Farm Park tearooms, South Kelsey. Visitors and new members welcome.
Contact 01652 678019
MARKET RASEN GROUP LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUSTSunday 7th July 2pm at Whisby Nature Reserve – a wildlife walkA guided walk to parts of the reserve with the Trusts Warden Phil Porter. Following his talk to the group in April we are going on a visit to see the changes made and find some of the wildlife we heard about.
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 10th July. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls. Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.
CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2013Wednesday Meetings July 10th Social Evening at the home of Jean Threlfall 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237 NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Wednesday July 10th Entertainment by the De Capo Folk GroupMeeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCILThursday July 11th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601
NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday July 11th Chris Morgan at B&Q in GrimsbyYou Can Do It at B&QWe offer a warm welcome to all visitors and new members. For further information telephone 01652 678365
HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday July 11 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 7.15pm Pauline Wilson – Humorous Classroom Tales “Within These Walls”. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details.
GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Friday July 12th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm
CAISTOR IN BLOOM Friday 12th July Closing date for local garden competitions (sponsored by Waltham Herbs)
CAISTOR FARMERS MARKET Saturday July 13th Caistor Market Place 9am-1pm
CAISTOR GOES …. SEVENTIES Saturday July 13th 2013 The annual street party . What a weekend !
CAISTOR GOES… SEVENTIES – THE STREET PARTY Saturday July 13th 5pm – 10pm Featuring ABBAEYES, THE MIDNIGHT RAMBLERS & MORE!Caistor Market Place BUSES WILL BE DIVERTED FROM 2pm
CAISTOR RUNNING CLUB 10k Sunday July 14th 2013 "The Sting in the Tail" is back. What a weekend !
CAISTOR IN BLOOMMonday 15th July Judging Local garden Competition
CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB ANNUAL SHOW SATURDAY JULY 20th ANNUAL SHOW Nat. Demonstrator, Ian Buxton -Nottingham “Mixtures”
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monthly Meetings, 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237
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CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday August 1st THE WORK OF BRANSBY HOME OF REST FOR HORSES Speaker TBNMeetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725
CAISTOR IN BLOOMMonday August 5th Judging 'Best Edible Garden' Competition (sponsored by Lincolnshire Co-operative)
NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Wednesday August 14th Scunthorpe Food Bank by Ellen ArmstrongCompetition: An easy economical recipe, Roll call: How do you like your eggs cooked?Meeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL Thursday August 8th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601
NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday August 8th Visit to Wren Library at Lincoln CathedralWe offer a warm welcome to all visitors and new members. For further information telephone 01652 678365
HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday August 8 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 7.15pm Lisa Foster, Trading Standards - What We Do. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details. GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Friday August 9th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm
CAISTOR FARMERS MARKETSaturday August 10th Caistor Market Place
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 14th August. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls. Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.
CATS (CAISTOR AMATEUR THEATRICAL SOCIETY) YOUNG CATS Friday & Saturday 16th & 17th August. The Young CATS show at Caistor Town Hall . A fun production based on St Trinians.... but this school is mixed, plenty of music & mayhem!
CAISTOR ARTS & CRAFT FESTIVAL 2013Saturday & Sunday August 31st & September 1st . Caistor Town Hall.
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CAISTOR ARTS & CRAFT FESTIVAL 2013Saturday & Sunday August 31st & September 1st . Caistor Town Hall. GREAT LIMBER PARISH COUNCIL Wednesday September 4th Limber Village Hall, 7.30pm
CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday September 5th HARVEST FESTIVAL AND SUPPERMeetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome. For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725
PROMS IN THE PARK Sunday 8th September 3pm – 5pm With Market Rasen RESDEV BAND, South Street Park
SWALLOW PARISH COUNCIL Tuesday September 10th. Swallow Village Hall 7.15pm
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 11th September. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls. Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.
CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2013Wednesday September 11th Val Ions - Swanland “Gardeners Delight” Meetings, 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237
NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Wednesday September 11th Christening Gowns through the ages by Linda PatrickCompetition: A christening gown, Roll call: Whose was the last christening you attended.Meeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL Thursday September 12th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601
NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday September 12th Upholstery – Recycle and Upcycle by Lesley LeonardMeeting at 7 30pm in the Methodist Church Schoolroom in Church Street, Nettleton. We offer a warm welcome to all visitors and new members. For further information telephone 01652 678365
HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday (September 95th birthday meeting by invitation only) GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Friday September 13th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm
CAISTOR FARMERS MARKET Saturday September 14th Caistor Market Place 9am-1pm
CAISTOR IN BLOOM AWARDSSaturday September 21st Caistor Awards Ceremony @ Caistor Town Hall, 10am – 12noon.
MARKET RASEN GROUP LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUSTFriday 27th September 7.30pm at Walesby Village Hall £1.50Paul Money will tell us about ‘The Wonders of the Universe’. We look forward to the return of this enthusiastic and entertaining local astronomer to find out about the universe, the recent knowledge and the events that are about to occur in the near future.
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OCTOBER 2013
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CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday October 3rd BALTIMORE QUILTS by Jean ProudMeetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome. For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725
GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Friday October 4th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm
CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday October 5th BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 2pm, MUC
CAISTOR MODEL RALWAY EXHIBITION Saturday 5th October 10am-6pm Sunday 6th October 10am-4.30pm Caistor Town Hall
CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2013Wednesday October 9th Workshop with Caroline Jackson – Please bring scissorsMeetings, 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 9th October. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls. Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.
NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Wednesday October 9th Fund raising open evening plus harvest stall and raffle of flowers..Meeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCILThursday October 10th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601
HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday October 10 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 2.15pm James Green - Kinema in the Woods. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details.
NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday October 10th History of the Pantomime Dame by Ruth AndrewsMeeting held at 7 30pm in the Methodist Church Schoolroom in Church Street, Nettleton. We offer a warm welcome to all visitors and new members. For further information telephone 01652 678365
CAISTOR FARMERS MARKET Saturday October 12th Caistor Market Place 9am-1pm
CAISTOR IN BLOOM BULB GIVEAWAYSaturday October 12th CIB Big Bulb Bonanza
MARKET RASEN GROUP LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUSTFriday 18th October 7.30pm at Caistor Town Hall £1.50Matthew Blissett’s talk ‘Wildlife Watch to Wildlife Warden’. Matthew is a warden for LWT and recent changes mean that Linwood Warren and Kingerby Beck Reserves are now under his care. Come and meet him to hear about how he became interested in wildlife, his career development and the plans for our local reserves.
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NOVEMBER 2013
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CAISTOR LIONS BONFIRE Saturday November 2nd Caistor & District Lions Club bonfire , South Street Park. From 6pmBUSES WILL BE DIVERTED FROM 3pm
GREAT LIMBER PARISH COUNCIL Wednesday November 6th Limber Village Hall, 7.30pm
CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday November 7th A FLORAL CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP by Jane ThrelfallMeetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome. For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725
GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Friday November 8th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm
CAISTOR FARMERS MARKET Saturday November 9th Caistor Market Place 9am-1pm
CAISTOR REMEMBRANCE PARADE Sunday November 10th . Parade forms 0945 Caistor Market Place. March to Parish Church 10am, Parade to War Memorial for 11am , then dismiss back in Market Place.
CAISTOR HERITAGE TRUST MEETINGS FOR 2012 – 2013Tuesday November 12th "Fonaby Cemetery" by Dr Kevin Leahy (£4 per person)Held at Caistor Town Hall 7.30p.m. £3 (unless otherwise stated), All welcome.
SWALLOW PARISH COUNCIL Tuesday November 12th. Swallow Village Hall 7.15pm
CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2013Wednesday November 13th Joan Woodhead “My Style of Christmas” (Open Meeting)Meetings, 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237
NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Wednesday November 13th Tutor from hospitality dept. Grimsby Institute plus monetary donations for women’s aid.Competiton: an unusual cookery tool, Roll call: Have you attended any cookery courses. Meeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 13th November. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls. Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCILThursday 14th November December 8th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601
NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday November 14th A Better Way – Green Burial by Mr NeaveMeeting held at 7 30pm in the Methodist Church Schoolroom in Church Street, Nettleton. We offer a warm welcome to all visitors and new members. For further information telephone 01652 678365
HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday November 14 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 2.15pm OPEN MEETING Linda Hewitt - Fulbeck Bakery demonstration. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details.
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MARKET RASEN GROUP LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUSTFriday 15th November 7.30pm at Walesby Village Hall £1.50Chris Manning’s talk on Mammals of LincolnshireLong standing members of the group may remember Chris who used to attend the meetings in Market Rasen and work on Linwood Warren Reserve. Chris is interested in deer and has recently been involved with the monitoring of water voles with the trust.
CAISTOR LIONS VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR Sunday November 17th Caistor Town Hall, 10am – 4pm, unusual gifts & crafts, entertainment, refreshments.
CAISTOR IN BLOOM Saturday November 23rd BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 12pm, MUC (note early finish)
THE BIG TREE Saturday November 23rd 0700-0800 approx, placing of support block & lighting poles Market Place Saturday November 23rd 1400-1600 fixing lighting strings around market place Sunday November 24th 0700 – 1800 Erection of the big tree & decorating with lights, majority of central area of Market Place will be closed for parking.
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL- MISTLETOE & CHRISTMAS MAGICSunday the 24th November 2013. The Annual South Kelsey Mistletoe and Christmas Magic Food and Gift Fair We are looking for local stall holders selling high quality crafts, gifts and food for Christmas. The number of similar stalls will be restricted to provide an interesting event, so please book early to avoid the disappointment.We are selling tables for £10 each, all proceeds to the church restoration fund and running costs of the village hall.For further information regarding booking a stall email Cheryl : [email protected] or phone 01652 679348
CAISTOR PARISH CHURCH CHRISTMAS FAIRSaturday November 30th . Caistor Town Hall 10am –1pm Stalls , gifts, games, best breakfasts on the planet
THE BIG SWITCH ON Saturday November 30th 4pm. Caistor Market Place. Switching on the Big Christmas Tree. With Father Christmas
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CATS PANTOMIME (Caistor Amateur Theatrical Society)Wednesday 4th December to Saturday December 7th at Caistor Town Hall
CAISTOR PARISH CHURCH CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVALFriday December 6th to Monday December 9th Christmas Tree Festival. To sponsor a tree call 01472 851339
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 11th December. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls. Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.
NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Wednesday December 11th Christmas Party and entertainment by Market Rasen Salvation Army bandMeeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCILThursday December 12th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601
NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday December 13th Christmas Meal to be arranged
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GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Thursday December 12th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm
CAISTOR FOOD & GIFT FAIR Saturday December 14th Mkt Place & Town Hall 10am-4pm
CAISTOR & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB CHRISTMAS SLEIGH RIDESunday December 15th: The Salutation Nettleton 4.30pmThe Blacksmiths Arms Rothwell 5pmThe Swallow , Swallow 5.30pmThe New Inn. Great Limber 6.30pmSearby Village 7pmOwmby Villaqe 7.30pmCross Keys, Grasby 7.45pm
CAROLS AOUND THE TREE Tuesday December 17th Caistor Market Place 6pm With a visit from Santa
CAISTOR & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB CHRISTMAS SLEIGH RIDETuesday December 17th Tour of Caistor
CAISTOR LIONS CHRISTMAS CAROL CONCERT Wednesday 18th December , Caistor Town Hall 7.30pm for 8pm `CAISTOR & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB CHRISTMAS SLEIGH RIDEThursday December 19th North Kelsey from 6.30pm
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CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2014Thursday January 2nd ANNUAL MEETING - SUPPER AND SOCIAL Meetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome. For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725
LIGHTING STRINGS REMOVAL 2014Saturday 4th January Caistor Market Place, removal of lighting strings, some temporary disruption to traffic. Please refrain from parking outside Bank or Post Office area
TREE REMOVAL 2014Sunday 5th January 0700 –noon, removal of Christmas tree & lighting poles. Please refrain from parking overnight Saturday to Sunday or near Bank & Post Office. CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2014Wednesday January 8th 2014 AGMMeetings, 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237
NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2014 Wednesday January 8th The LImewood project in Lincolnshire by Liz FleutyCompetition: A wooden object, Roll call: Your favourite treeMeeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
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Thursday January 9 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 2.15pm 96th Annual Meeting & Social Time. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details.
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NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2014Wednesday February 12th Tassels and cords by Georgi RawlinsCompetition: A piece of hand embroidery, Roll call: What craft work do you doMeeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday February 13 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 2.15pm Caroline Jackson – Valentine Flowers. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details.
NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2014 Wednesday March 12th The history of nursing by Sue CreaseyCompetition: An elaborate pair of scissors, Roll call: When was the last time you visited a hospital?Meeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124
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