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CAISTOR DIARY MIDWEEK UPDATE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1st 2014 CONTENTS: Model Railway ExhibitionCaistor in Bloom wins Golds againWEA Nettleton Saturday Lecture The Salutation Inn Ermine Street Ceilidh BandSwallow Village Hall Bingo Events Coordinator WLDC Maths Teacher Caistor Yarborough Academy The Patch - Brookenby NewsSheetTraffic Cones Central Lincolnshire Joint Local Plan Slimming World Check for Hedgehogs The Swallow Inn
CAISTOR MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION Saturday & Sunday 4th October organised by Caistor Model Railway Club. "CaistoRail" At Caistor Town Hall Caistor LN7 6QU . Saturday 10:00 - 17:30 Sunday 10:00-16:00. Layouts, trade stands, society stands, demonstrations. refreshments, booklaw books. disabled access. Entry £3. Children/AOP £2. Family 2+2 - £8.
CAISTOR ACHIEVE 4TH GOLD & 3RD CATEGORY WIN AT EAST MIDLANDS IN BLOOM AWARDS. Judges from East Midlands in Bloom were impressed with the splendour and beauty of Caistor after visiting the picturesque town in July.Operatives from West Lindsey always help keep Caistor clean but have paid special attention to the area during the East Midlands in Bloom campaign. Street Cleansing Supervisor Simon Smoothey commented ‘we have an excellent working relationship with the District Councillor, Town Council and residents, we are pleased to have helped Caistor achieve Gold, and it is a reflection of the level of service we provide’. James Landry is the EPA operative in the area and he has been ably supported by Ian Hall and Graham Short in the mechanical road sweeper. Well done to all concerned.The town has now been presented with a gold award, the highest honour that can be bestowed, in the Large Village category (taken on electoral register figures)Jean Hackney, the secretary of Caistor in Bloom, said: “We are all delighted with the award and it really shows how strong the community spirit in Caistor is.“It is an outstanding honour and one that everyone should be very proud of.”Caistor in Bloom also scooped Best Community Group ‘This is the best accolade we could have been given as it represents the tremendous support that is in effect all year round for our group’ said Deborah Barker- ChairmanAwards were given for the amazing Crocosmia Gardens managed by Mark and Lauri Fox and the Frank Constable Award was given to Hope House GardensThe White Hart scored Silver and Systematic Print Management achieved a splendid Silver Gilt for their effortsCaistor have once again been invited to participate in the national Britain in Bloom competition for 2015
CAISTOR IN BLOOM BIG TIDY UP Saturday 4th October– BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 2pm, Caistor Multi Use Centre. 19 South Street
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NETTLETON WEA - WORKERS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONSaturday October 4th 2014 2.30pm -5.30pm, Eileen Mumby Memorial lecture and teaLinda Crust will speak on “Aspects of Methodism”Robert Kershaw will speak on “Temperance Shots at Random - wider aspects of the movement and its impact in North Lincolnshire”Chaired by Brian Davey Fee - Free with afternoon tea Venue - Nettleton Village Hall, Moortown Road, Nettleton LN7 6AA
THE SALUTATION INN .....LIVE MUSICSaturday 4th October – SMALL TOWN – From 9.30pmFirst time for a COUNTRY & WESTERN Band to visit the Sali, can’t wait! Come and have a good night and support ‘Small Town’ at your local village Pub – Free AdmissionTel 01472 851228 – http://www.thesali.co.uk/ facebook.com/TheSaliNettleton
THE ERMINE STREET CEILIDH BAND - KEELBY VILLAGE HALL SATURDAY 4th OCTOBER We are privileged to invite you to join us for an evening of dancing to the amazing, engaging and highly talented Ermine Street Ceilidh Band. This very special HARVEST CEILIDH will commence at 7.30 p.m. and a licensed bar will be available. Tickets, which are priced at only £10.00 each, can be obtained from Keelby Village Stores (Mace), Early booking is recommended! If you would like more information about our guest musicians please visit their website at http://www.erminestreet.co.uk/
SWALLOW VILLAGE BINGO Sunday 5th October, 2014 eyes down at 2.15pm..breakfasts/full dinners as full house prizes. Accumulator now £45+.(unless won in September) Raffle, name card. Free drink/home made cake.
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EVENTS CO-ORDINATOR
EVENTS CO-ORDINATOR37 Hours Per Week - Fixed term to March 2017Band 7 - £21,734 - £23,945West Lindsey District Council are seeking to employ an Events Co-ordinator with the necessary drive and ambition to devise and develop a series of high profile events across the whole of West Lindsey District.A keen self starter, the successful candidate will have both excellent people skills and an aptitude for developing strong partnership working. This role requires highly developed communication and organisational skills together with a high level of attention to detail. Educated to degree level or with previous relevant experience in a similar role, an event management or marketing degree would be an advantage.Contact Karen Whitfield on 01427 675140 for an informal discussion or further details. Apply online at: www.west-lindsey.gov.uk/jobappsonline24-hour answering service (01427) 676634Email: [email protected] Please note we do not accept CV’s as a form of application. Please note that the successful candidate will be subject to a Basic Disclosure Scotland check. Closing date for applications: 31st October 2014Interviews are due to take place on: Monday 17th November 2014The Council has a commitment to equal opportunities and welcomes applicants from all sections of the community. Also we operate a no smoking policy. West Lindsey District Council Employer of Choicehttp://www.west-lindsey.gov.uk/jobs/view-all-wldc-job-vacancies/events-coordinator/123523.article
CAISTOR YARBOROUGH ACADEMY - TEACHER OF MATHS Required for January 2015 WE ARE looking to appoint an enthusiastic, dynamic, driven individual to join our highly successful Maths Faculty on a full time basis. THE successful candidate must have the ability to maintain, and possibly even improve, the excellent results achieved by the Faculty, thereby having a positive impact on whole-school attainment and achievement. This will be through effective teaching and learning strategies. THE FACULTY holds The Prince’s Teaching Institute Mark and is an active member of the Institute. It has a successful, motivated team and enjoys the benefits of excellent facilities and resources. THE ACADEMY is a National Leader in the delivery of Learning for Life to support the academic curriculum and an International Leader in IGCSE Global Perspectives. CPD is a priority and all staff benefit from a supportive environment and a philosophy of shared practice. WE BENEFIT from a spacious site in a beautiful location with extensive views across the Wolds. The cost of local housing is relatively inexpensive and Caistor is easily accessible from Grimsby, Lincoln and Scunthorpe. APPLICATION FORMS and full details are available from the Academy’s website or by contacting the Academy. Telephone or email enquiries are welcomed, as are preliminary visits by arrangement. The Academy is committed to the safeguarding of children. The appointment will be subject to an enhanced DBS disclosure and references will be taken before interview. Caistor Yarborough Academy Grimsby Road, Caistor, Market Rasen LN7 6QZ Tel: 01472 851383 E-mail: mailto:[email protected] http://www.caistoryarboroughacademy.org.uk/Closing date: 12 noon Thursday 16th October 2014 Interviews will be held Monday 20th October 2014
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the patch http://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Files/Community/414/THE_PATCH_OCT_2014.pdf
MISSING CONES Following the Street Party & Running Club 10k Caistor Goes... Events Committee are missing 15 cones, any hints, tips or messages as to their whereabouts gratefully received . Caistor Goes ... relies entirely on grants, donations & sponsorship so popping out & buying new ones is not really practical.
The Joint Local Plan Central Lincolnshire Local Plan: Preliminary Draft Consultation
I am writing to notify you that the Central Lincolnshire Local Plan Team has started work on a new Local Plan for the Central Lincolnshire area. The purpose of this letter is to invite your views / the views of your organisation at this early stage in the preparation of the Local Plan, in accordance with regulation 18 of The Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 and the adopted Central Lincolnshire Statement of Community Involvement (May 2014). The consultation on the Preliminary Draft of the Local Plan (and supporting documents, such as the Integrated Impact Assessment) will take place between 1 October and 11 November 2014. During the consultation, the draft Local Plan will be available:
• Online: an electronic copy of the plan can be viewed at www.central-lincs.org.uk/
• Hard copies will be available to view at the following locations (please contact the premises directly for opening hours):
oCity of Lincoln Council, City Hall, Beaumont Fee, Lincoln LN1 1DF
oNorth Kesteven District Council, District Council Offices, Kesteven Street, Sleaford NG34 7EF
oWest Lindsey District Council, Guildhall, Marshall’s Yard, Gainsborough DN21 2NA
oAt the locations detailed at the end of this letter.
You can make comments on the draft plan during the 6 week consultation by:
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• Using our online consultation portal to add your comments next to the policies and paragraphs that you would like to comment on: the online portal can be accessed via our webpage www.central-lincs.org.uk/ (this is our preferred method);
• Emailing us at [email protected];
• Using the special ‘Consultation Response Form’ or ‘Site Suggestion Form’ and returning via post or email (forms available to download from www.central-lincs.org.uk/, at the locations listed above, and on request by calling 01529 414155 or writing to us at the address above).
While the online portal is our preferred method for submitting comments, all responses will be treated equally. May I advise you that comments will not be confidential: every comment received will be uploaded to our online portal along with the name of the person who made the comment(s). Full comments and details of the person who made the comment (including address) will be available to view on request. Once the consultation period ends, a summary report of key issues raised will be produced. The Central Lincolnshire Local Plan Team will consider all comments received and will make any necessary changes to the plan. We will aim to have a second draft of the Local Plan (the ‘Further Draft Local Plan’) for consultation in mid-2015. You can view the timetable of future stages in the Preliminary Draft of the Local Plan, or in the Local Development Scheme (both available at www.central-lincs.org.uk/).If you would like to keep up to date with the progress of the Local Plan please check our website at www.central-lincs.org.uk/. We will contact you again at future consultation stages as the plan progresses towards adoption: if you no longer want to be on our consultation database, please let us know.
If you have any queries about the Plan, or about the consultation on the Preliminary Draft, please do not hesitate to contact the Central Lincolnshire Local Plan Team via the details at the top of this letter.
Yours faithfully, Richard Kay Local Plan Manager Central Lincolnshire Local Plan Team
Locations where hard copies of the Local Plan will be available to view:Birchwood Library Heckington Parish Office Osbournby Village HallBoultham Library Keelby Library Ruskington LibraryBracebridge Heath Library Lincoln Central Library Saxilby LibraryBracebridge Library Market Rasen Area Office Scotter Library
Branston Library Market Rasen Area Office, Festival Hall Scotter Multi-use Centre
Brookenby Community Centre Market Rasen Library Skellingthorpe Village OfficeCaistor Heritage Centre Metheringham Info-Links Sleaford Library
Caistor Library Mobile Libraries South Team: Moorland Community Centre
Caistor Multi Use Centre Navenby Village Office The Witham OfficeCentral Team: Abbey Neighbourhood Office Nettleham Library Waddington Parish Office
Cherry Willingham Library North Hykeham Info-Links Washingborough Civic Office City of Lincoln Council (main office)
North Kesteven District Council (main office) Welton Library
Ermine Library North Team: St Giles Matters West Lindsey District Council (main office)
Gainsborough Library
LOCAL PLAN CONSULTATIONThursday 9 October - Caistor Town Hall 4pm -7pm The first period of public consultation on the Central Lincolnshire Local Plan starts in October – with venues booked around the district forpeople to “drop in” for information / ask questions / give their views.This plan will shape the development of central Lincolnshire up to 2036, so it is really important that people
engage with the process and have their say. We shall be encouraging everyone to give their views on response forms - which can be done online too. There will be Officers on hand offering help and answering
any questions. Further Session. Monday October 13th Market Rasen Hub 4pm -7pm
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Tuesdays 7:30pm Caistor Slimming World Group Caistor Town Hall North Street
Call Louise Steventon 07703020580 Email [email protected]
A Reminder
Hedgehogs are on the decline in the U.K.!! With Autumn upon us there will be bonfires and garden clearing.This is a gentle reminder to please check your piles of leaves and general litter before you burn!!Hedgehogs will be looking for places to build their winter nests and may build temporary day nest in the piles. They do not run they freeze and curl up in defence.An injured, burnt hedgehog is a horrible thing, so PLEASE move your burn and rubbish pilesbefore you set them alight!
Mark and Lauri Caistor Hedgehog Rescueworking with Authorpe Hedgehog Care
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The Swallow Inn & Restaurant, near Grimsby Homemade food served 7 days per week
We serve our food from 12pm every day and there’s something for every size appetite & every taste,
including an extensive Gluten Free Menu which now includes Nachos and Crème Brulee & Sticky Toffee Pudding. We’ve saved you a table!
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Christmas Fayre Lunch & Evening Menus 2014 and Christmas Day 2014
We have published our Christmas Fayre Menus & our Christmas Day Menu on our website…yes, it’s time to start thinking about Santa!
Christmas Fayre Menus are served Monday to Saturday throughout December.
Bookings are now being taken; just give us a call to secure your table
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Swallow! https://twitter.com/TheSwallowInn1
Please call 01472 371250 for more infowww.theswallowinn.co.uk E: [email protected]
Facebook: The Swallow Inn (Official Page) Twitter: @TheSwallowInn1
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