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Ulceby Parish Link

POLICE Non emergency 101 DOCTORS SURGERIES Immingham Roxton 01469 572058

Barton Central surgery 01652 635436

Killingholme - Dr Naeem 01469 540786

Barnetby - Dr Ahmed 01652 688203

Barton - Dr Muralee 01652 660041 NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL Switchboard 01724 296296

Out of hours emergencies 01724 276444

Social services out of hours emergencies 01724 296555 ANGLIAN WATER Water and waste water 03457 145145 ELECTRICITY 24hour emergency or power cut 105 or 0800 3163 105 EDF Energy to find out your supplier 0800 096 9600 GAS 24hour emergency 0800 111 999 BRITISH TELECOM Fault line 0800 800 150 BT only - other suppliers contact details are usually on the bill ULCEBY SCHOOL Exec. Head Mrs V. Matthews 01469 588219 Head of School Mrs H. Atkinson PRE-SCHOOL WRAPAROUND CARE 01469 588861 ST NICHOLAS CHURCH www.stnicholasulceby.com The Rural Dean [email protected] CALL CONNECT 0345 2638139

USEFUL INFORMATION www.ulcebyparishcouncil.co.uk

ULCEBY PARISH COUNCIL Clerk to Ulceby PC: Karen Pickering Hillgarth Farm Ulceby DN39 6TT 01469 588192

Parish Councillors:

Dawn Macefield Chairperson 07513524679

Christine Smith 01469 588242 (day) 01469 589041 (evening)

Shirley Hulatt 01469 588671

Amanda Caygill-Ogden [email protected] Tony Ogden [email protected] Drew Llewelyn [email protected] 07447 424261 Barrie Jeffery [email protected] 01469 589262

Mark Berney [email protected] Cheryl Rowland [email protected] Andy Reeve [email protected] Martin Birtle

Your Magazine Your Say This quarterly magazine is delivered free thanks to the contributions by advertis-ers. The editors are always interested in

considering articles supplied by residents as well as organisations operating in the village. Contact can be made by email to:

[email protected]

Page Volume 8, Issue 3

Ulceby Parish Link

Cont. on page 3

Ulceby Parish Council Chairman’s Autumn Update 2018

As our thoughts turn to winter we can confirm that a new salt bin for the pavement opposite the Co-op Store has been ordered and we are ensuring that adequate supplies of salt are available for the other existing bins. Our Ward Councillors have been actively engaged with our local MP, Martin Vickers, and a group of village residents who are very concerned with the current situation regarding the use of the A1077 as the designated diversion route should the A180 experience a closure. Additionally, the volume of heavy goods traffic using this route as a short-cut is giving cause for much concern. The North Lincs Councillors and our MP are all involved in consultations regarding the suggested alternative diversion route and traffic census studies are taking place in an effort to assess the possibility of a weight limit through the village. In an emergency however, our local Police have the authority to lift any weight limit should they consider it necessary. At the recent NATs meeting, our designated Parish Councillor referred to the vandalism recently experienced at the village hall. Cllr Hannigan has received complaints regarding inconsiderate parking in Hallcroft/School Mews by parents taking their children to school and, failing efforts to improve this problem, NLC will conduct enforcement if cars continue to park incorrectly. We are advised that the visit of the The Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner, to which everyone is invited, will take place at the North Killingholme Village Hall at 7.30 pm on 10th December. This is a group village meeting of Thornton Curtis, Wootton, Ulceby and North Killingholme, when rural community policing and rural crime will be the topics for discussion.

Volume 8, Issue 4 November 2018

Ulceby Parish Link Page 23 Volume 8, Issue 3

Weekly Events At Ulceby Vil lage Hall

Monday Bingo Club 7 for 7.30 pm

Tuesday *1 hr Barre Fitness (starts September 2017) 9.30 am

“ *50m Bounce to the Beat (Mini Trampolines) 6.00 pm


Wednesday *1 hr Step/Toning Circuit (Kettlebells, Bands, etc.) 6.45 pm

Thursday *45m Zumba + 15mToning 9.30 am

“ Computer Club 1.00 – 3.00 pm

“ *1 hr Kettlebell Toning 6.45 pm

Friday Chat Club 12.00 – 2.00 pm


Sunday *1 hr Step/Toning Circuit (Kettlebells, Bands, etc.) 10.00 am

*Booking essential for all Exercise Classes – Judith Wressell 07986 981199

Monthly Events at Ulceby Village Hall

1st Wednesday in month – History Group 7.30 to 9pm (March – Sept)

2nd Monday in month – Village Hall Committee Meetings - 7pm

3rd Monday in month – Parish Council Meetings – 7pm

Booking the Hall for your own Event

At all other times the Village Hall and Committee Room

are available for hire

For booking information please contact

Claire on 01469 588842 or visit our website www.ulcebyvillagehall.org.uk

Ulceby Playing Field

Football pitches available for hire Contact Ian Barker – 01469 588051

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3/4 YARBOROUGH COURT, FRONT STREET, ULCEBY, DN39 6RZ

01469 589867 [email protected]

OPEN 7.30am UNTIL 6.00pm Mon – Fri

We take children from birth to School age for 50 weeks of the year.

Only closed over Christmas.

We accept 2, 3 and 4 year old Government funding.

Outstanding outdoor play area as well as *NEW* Soft play indoors.

We accept all company voucher schemes.

Competitive rates contact us for more information

and a registration pack.

Ofsted registered, all staff DBS police checked, Food Hygiene

and First Aid Trained.

Same address and contact details as above.

Taking children from School age up to 11 for 50 weeks of the year.

Breakfast club, After School Club and Holiday Club.

Second sibling discount during holidays.

The Schoolers have their own area which they have called the

‘Schoolers Den’ which they have designed and decorated themselves.

An ideal place to chill on the sofas before and after School with access to

large flat screen TV, X box, Wii, iPads, Laptop for homework research,

library area, board games and creative area.

Always lots of activities on during the holidays.

Contact us for more information and a registration pack.

Volume 8, Issue 3

Environmental health representatives have visited Killingholme Airfield to determine whether the waste deposited there was responsible for the infestation of flies experienced in our village during the summer. Whilst they found that the waste was not the source of the infestation, they are continuing to check local farms, etc., to further their investigations and in the meantime, NLC are actively seeking government funding for the complete disposal of this waste. New posts for the planter at the Skitter have been ordered and will be in place before the Spring and minor alterations to the Millennium Garden at West End are being considered in an attempt to make the displays there more visible. The work necessary to upgrade the path at West End is still awaited and North Lincs Council will be requested to ensure gaps are provided in the verges on Killingholme Road to allow better road water drainage. Repairs to roads throughout the village continue to cause difficulties and NLC have been made aware of these. A request will be made for the seats around the village to be repainted next year and, likewise, the War Memorial. All necessary arrangements have been made for the Remembrance Day Service to take place at the Memorial at 11.0 am on Sunday 11th November 2018 and it is hoped that St Nicholas Church will be available to continue the Service there afterwards. Mr Balderston has offered to make minor alterations to the wreath stands to ensure better support during windy weather. Dawn Macefield, Chair

Ulceby Parish Council meets on the third

Monday in every month at 7pm in the Village Hall.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

For more information on your volunteer Parish Councillors, meeting minutes and

agendas please see

ulcebyparishcouncil.co.uk

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Qualified Foot Health Practitioner providing a complete service to you and your family

looking after their feet in the comfort of your own home

Also finger nails cut and filed

All treatments include a complimentary foot massage

Home visits by appointment

Days, Evenings and Weekends

Telephone (Mobile) : 0786 4860 486

Telephone (Home) : 01469 589 378

Email : [email protected]

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North Lincolnshire Council Mobile Library Timetable

Visiting every 3rd Monday

Martins Road 9.40 - 10.00

Hallcroft 10.05 - 10.30

Brocklesby Ox 10.35 - 10.50

West End 10.55 - 11.10

Abbey Road 11.25 - 11.35

Village Hall 11.40 - 12.00

Carr Road 12.05 - 12.30

12th Nov 2018

3rd Dec 2018

24th Dec 2018

14th Jan 2018

Volume 8, Issue 3

ULCEBY LINK PHOTO COMPETITION

We are pleased to announce that the winner of the Link Photo Competition, sponsored by Tea@6 Tea Rooms, was Fred Balderston. Many congratulations to him - he is the winner of the prize of ‘Afternoon Tea for Two’. The beautiful winning photo of St Nicholas Church in the snow is shown below, and will also be framed and hung in Tea@6.

Do you run a local business & could offer a prize for future competitions? Contact [email protected] for more information.

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Waxing, Manicure, Gel Polish, Acrylics, Pedicure, Facials, etc.

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THE FOX INN Under New Management

Jo-anne & staff would like to extend a warm welcome to customers old & new

The kitchen has been refurbished & reopened

Everything on the menu is homemade from fresh local produce

Pensions special on Sunday roasts £5 delivered

Kitchen opening times are

Tuesday 4 till 7pm Wednesday to Sunday 12 till 7pm

Breakfasts available on request Friday to Sunday

Live music monthly

The telephone number is 01469 588777

Or check out our Facebook page

Volume 8, Issue 3

ULCEBY VILLAGE HALL

Ulceby Village Association ulcebyvillagehall.org.uk

Registered Charity 1057954

Supporting Your Village Hall

There are a number of ways that you can help to support these facilities, and keep them in a good condition for everyone to use

If you see an act of vandalism – please report it to the police

If you walk your dog on the playing field – please clean up after it

Join the Committee (a monthly meeting and helping at occasional events)

Shop at the Ulceby Co-op and help raise funds for the village hall

Book the hall for your children’s party or other event (contact Claire on 01469

588842)

Join the 200 Club (see our website or contact Shirley on 01469 588671)

Psychic Night Friday 15 March 2019

This event raises funds for Village Hall Projects

Come See Clairvoyant Stephen Holbrook

Tickets: £12 (advance tickets only) Contact Judith 07986981199

Time: Arrive 6.30pm for 7pm start Complimentary snacks, free tea/coffee on arrival and interval.

Or bring your own alcohol, soft drinks and glasses.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS AT ULCEBY VILLAGE HALL

MONDAY 12TH NOVEMBER - AGM 7.00 PM FRIDAY 23RD NOVEMBER - CHRISTMAS FAIR 6.30 PM FRIDAY 30TH NOVEMBER - PRIZE BINGO 6.30 PM, EYES DOWN 7.00 PM SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER - SENIOR CITIZENS’ CHRISTMAS PARTY 4 PM

Ulceby Parish Link Volume 8, Issue 3

The next issue of the

Ulceby Parish Link

will be February 2019

Articles for publication to be with the

editor by 15th January please.

Email to [email protected]

TO PLACE AN ADVERT IN THIS NEWSLETTER

Tel: 01469 588671 Email: [email protected]

Ulceby Village Hall Has a Vacancy For a Booking Officer

Although this is a voluntary position, telephone expenses are reimbursed.

Please email [email protected] for more information or ring 01469 588671

ULCEBY WI

At WI this month, our meeting is on November 15th in St. Nicholas school, at 7.30pm. This is a Christmas craft session. Guests are welcome to attend at £3.50, but you need to book at least week in advance as we have to get materials.

January 17th we have a pottery demonstration, and February 21st a talk from dementia friends.

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Country Gardens

From Lawns to hedges or complete garden

make overs. Ponds, Decking,

Landscaping on any scale.

Call 07484706739

or email [email protected]

Handy Lady

I am an honest, reliable, friendly person who enjoys housekeeping.

Do you struggle with any of the following-

Cleaning, laundry, ironing, shopping,

I am also a qualified and experienced hairdresser. Do you have problems getting to a hairdressers? I do shampoo and sets, trims, blow-drying and perms.

References and recommendations available. If I can be of help with any of the above, please call for a chat.

Contact Jayne on:

07787303596


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BLACK BULL INN Townside, East Halton,

DN40 3NL

A family run pub and restaurant with a warm and friendly atmosphere offering traditional ales, beers and lagers.

We invite you to come and join us and try our varied menu of home cooked fresh food in our recently refurbished restaurant.

Other facilities include:-

Beer garden and children’s play area Pool table Occasional music Free Wi-Fi Dog friendly

www.blackbullinneasthalton.co.uk Telephone: 01469 540828

IMMINGHAM AERIALS

N. AND N.E. Lincolnshire AERIAL SERVICE

TV, radio and satellite All work guaranteed Tel 01469 572906

Volume 8, Issue 3

Art Project Within the next few months we will be embarking upon an exciting art project, culminating in an Art Exhibition to celebrate the completion of the roof repair stage of the Renovation Programme. We are inviting local people to become involved in a variety of ways:- Local artists with experience of teaching others, to volunteer to deliver

workshops People interested in learning new skills or developing existing skills to

attend workshops and create a piece of artwork on the theme of St Nicholas Church.

People with existing skills to produce their own work outside of workshops to celebrate the building of St Nicholas Church, and submit it in the Art exhibition.

There are no restrictions to the type of art. It could be photography, ceramics, oil or watercolour painting, printing, stitching, knitting or mixed media. If you are interested in any aspect of the above, please email us at [email protected] Renovation Update The vast majority of the roof renovation work has now been completed with a slight delay encountered after the discovery of some roosting bats in one of the roof voids. An Ecologist attended site and confirmed the correct action had been taken to protect the bats and a certificate to allow work to continue was received from Natural England. The internal scaffolding is currently being removed and in the next few weeks the external scaffolding will be removed. A burglar alarm has been fitted to the roof and the inside of the building will require a team of volunteers to clean it, following all of the building works. Quotes are being obtained for the update of the heating and lighting and further fundraising is ongoing for this part of the project. It is anticipated that the church will reopen again for use by the end of this year (if it hasn’t already been opened before you receive this newsletter). Tesco Bags of Help Because of your support for this fundraising project through the Barton Tesco, we have been awarded £1000.00 to invest in our newly created Community Space and with this sum, we are currently sourcing the purchase of quality tables and chairs and we will keep you updated on progress.

FRIENDS OF ST NICHOLAS CHURCH


ULCEBY FC It’s been a tough old start for Ulceby FC in Division Two of the Scunthorpe & District Sunday League who, at the time of writing, are still searching for their first competitive victory of the season. The latest result saw a 5-1 defeat away at current Division Three champions Burton Westlands – a game which Ulceby led 1-0 with just thirty minutes to play. But it’s been a similar story for the club who have been shipping too many goals, something manager Mark Chapman explains: “It’s been a very difficult start to the season that’s for sure. Having been around the Sunday League for the best part of 25 years, I’ve never seen teams of this level outside of Division One, it’s crazy. “You can usually count on a couple of good teams, but literally every game we’ve played so far I’ve been blown away by the sheer quality of them – I’ve not seen a bad player yet, I’m yet to even see an average player!” Ulceby opened up the campaign with a disappointing 3-1 defeat at Blyborough United before suffering a 5-2 defeat at home to AFC Berkeley. A welcome 2-0 friendly win over AFC Kirton Rangers was followed up with a 3-3 draw at home to Auld South Yorkshire, but they were soon back down to earth with a poor 4-0 home defeat in the cup to AFC Kirton Rangers before the latest defeat against Burton. “I’ll be honest, I thought the squad would have been good enough this season to do better than we are, but we’re literally being punished for every mistake and it’s something we have to put right.”, Chapman added. “We’re improving the squad all the time, we have to, in order to compete, so hopefully the results will begin to turn in the near future and we’ll start to climb the table. “In truth we should never have been put into Division Two after finishing bottom of Division Three last season. Division Three this season looks nothing special, apart from a couple of teams, and that’s really where we should be, but there’s not much we can do about it now. “We just have to keep going, keep working hard and making sure we improve - and we will. “I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Keith Dunn of www.all-freight.co.uk for providing our match balls for the season and of course JP Woodcrafts who have provided our wonderful kit.” All the best, Mark Chapman (Joint Manager).

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