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IN THIS ISSUE
Bridlington’s economy
boosting marina proposal
takes its next steps

NEW „ WEDDING WINNERS

Howden couple celebrate winning our
Heritage Coast wedding
PAGE 3

MARINA
PLANS „ VILLAGE VISITS
Find out when the council will be coming
to spring clean your village
PAGE 11

AGREED
„ BY Tom Du Boulay the harbour and marina will plan. Whilst these are still
„ BIG PLANS:Varinder Kundi and James
Goacher examine the new plans

Commissioners, said: “The most

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accommodate 74 commercial difficult times for public funding, recent work has shown that, „ F.Y.I. EAST RIDING
berths (ranging in size from 6m the marina has been a long term subject to some land issues, Three pages dedicated to teenagers and
to 15m) and 320 marina berths plan for the partners and the an improved harbour can be young people
(ranging from 6m to 15m) while commitment to delivery remains. developed alongside the marina
PAGES 13-15

T
he council is making also allowing for some larger Alan Menzies, the council’s proposals. I look forward to the
good progress in visiting and commercial berths. director of planning and completed development.”
partnership with The full needs of the fishing economic regeneration, said: Jan Anderson, director of
the Bridlington harbour fleet have also been incorporated “We have now reached the stage environment for Yorkshire
commissioners and into the design so that the where the harbour and marina Forward, said: “This is a
Yorkshire Forward to partners are now confident that lay-out can accommodate the wonderful step forward for
promote a marina for the there is sufficient space (both existing Trust Port requirements the economic development of
land and water) to accommodate whilst providing for all the Bridlington as a whole, linking
town, which would provide
demand from private and predicted expansion in the to the town centre and the recent
a tremendous boost for the
commercial sectors together with marina and the development investment in and around the
resort’s regeneration. the development associated with needed to support the town Spa.”
Following work undertaken the town centre area action plan. centre. Bridlington shop owner
by consultants, the partners have Work will now continue to “The proposals represent a Varinder Kundi (pictured)said:
now agreed an outline lay-out for produce a masterplan for the significant step forward for the “A marina would be good for
the marina, which is a significant potential development areas, marina project and for the future Bridlington and we have been
step forward for the project. design the access points to of Bridlington.” waiting a long time. It would
The proposed layout of maximise links to the town George Traves, chair bring more people in and be
centre, and develop the business of Bridlington Harbour helpful for local businesses.”

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Thurs 1 10am Appeals Committee
„ ADVERTISING (Housing)*
Keeley Mills T. (01482) 391460
E. keeley.mills@eastriding.gov.uk Wed 7 2pm Council
Thurs 8 2pm Planning committee
„ DISTRIBUTION Carriageway and footways construction work will Belverdere Parade – car park and
Keeley Mills T. (01482) 391460 Fri 9 9.30am Bridlington and start/continue at: toilets remain closed until further
E. keeley.mills@eastriding.gov.uk Driffield local action A614 Airmyn Village – shared footway/works ongoing notice.
team, Bridlington to end of April.
The views of contributors and Town Hall B1238/B1239 Main road Bilton – works ongoing until Footway slurry Sealing works will start/
advertisers do not necessarily reflect April. Expect delays. continue in the following areas:
10am Haltemprice and
those of East Riding of Yorkshire Hunsley local action Bridlington Spa Environs on South Marine Drive South Cave, Kirk Ella, Anlaby, Beverley, Willerby, Hessle,
–ongoing though to June. Traffic signal operations and Newport, Gilberdyke and Bridlington
Council. team, Hessle Town road closure expected until mid April.
Due to space restrictions, the editor Hall
Haltemprice and Humber Villages Package – Lighting improvements:
cannot guarantee inclusion of any various cycle facilities and pedestrian crossings ongoing
Mon 12 2pm Eastern area planning Carnaby Industrial Estate, Lascelles Ave & North
submitted copy. into early April.
sub-committee Promenade Withernsea
East Riding News is listed in BRAD Kings Square, Corporation Road, The Causeway,
under: Newspapers/ Regional/ Yorks/ Tues 13 10.30am Cabinet Wellington Road, Turner Road and Athelstan
Road, Beverley – works delayed. Expected on site Abnormal loads:
Humberside–monthly. 2pm Western area March. Road closures expected. A1079, A1035 & A165 - Street furniture alterations
East Riding News is published monthly planning sub- A1079 Bus Stop Safety Scheme (Barmby Moor and tree pruning to facilitate future abnormal load
by East Riding of Yorkshire Council. It is committee and Wilberfoss) – expected to be completed early movements. Temporary signals in operation outside peak
delivered to 148,664 homes and is funded April. hours.
through revenue savings from advertising, Wed 14 10am Holderness local Preston zebra crossing – construction starts early
action team, location April for two weeks. Bridgeworks:
including recruitment. Up to April 2000
to be confirmed
council vacancies were only advertised in B1228 Sutton Bridge, Elvington – works ongoing
Carriageway resurfacing and reconstruction: 2.0m width and 10mph speed restrictions in operation.
local newspapers, meaning that the council Mon 19 10am Beverley local action
had to pay commercial advertising rates team, Kreis Lippe B1246 Bainton to North Dalton – works ongoing A614 Boothferry Bridge – repair work ongoing
road closures expected. during.
and not all residents had the chance to Room, County Hall
Goole Streets (Dunhill, Manuel, Marcus and A165 Lissett (old) Bridge – installation of crash
apply for jobs within their local authority. Tues 20 10am Standards Henry Streets) – works started mid March. barriers, off peak traffic lights for two weeks.
The newspaper is printed on 100 per committee* A1079 barriers – installation of crash barriers at
cent recycled Bridgewater paper and is Bridlington park and ride: various sites along the A1079.
packaged in biodegradable plastic. Wed 21 10am Children and young Highthorns Bridge – works ongoing through April.
people overview and A165 Southcliff Caravan Park entrance and A614
Alternative formats Carnaby junction – construction of roundabouts. Three week road closure
scrutiny committee Continuation of on and off road works with occasional Sykes Farm drain stabilization – works start April
East Riding of Yorkshire Council will do
(Ofsted) traffic signals in operation. Some occasional delays for four weeks
what it can to help with requests for expected.
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WE’VE WON
OUR DREAM
After six months of our ‘Win a Wedding’ competition we announce our lucky winners
Wedding
„ BY Charlotte Richardson ideal as we can have the wedding we want
in a beautiful setting and still have all our
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friends and relatives there to share it with
us.
Kathy, 36, and Chris, 33, live in Howden

L
ove is in the air for one pair with their two children, Max 21 months
of lovebirds, Kathy Prosser and Emily 6 months.
and Chris Cuckoo, who were The couple met eight years ago while
both working as network engineers. They
picked as the winners of our ‘Win a
had announced their engagement but
Wedding’ competition.
plans had to be put on hold after Kathy
The couple were drawn from hundreds found out she was expecting.
of entries to win a full wedding day Now the couple are busy planning their
package. special day which all the family can be
They have won the use of The Orangery involved in.
at Sewerby Hall and Gardens for their Kathy said; “We’d like to wait for a
wedding, the costs of the registrar’s little while, maybe until early next year, so
service, a wedding reception banquet Emily is walking and then she can be our
for 30 guests at The Spa, Bridlington bridesmaid. We’d like both of the children
(excluding drinks) and coach hire for their to play a part in the wedding so it can be a
guests from Sewerby to The Spa. real family occasion.”
They have also won a host of other
prizes ensuring they have a special day to
remember. „ Kathy Prosser
Kathy said: “We’re over the moon at Bride to be
winning as we’ve always wanted to get
married but couldn’t agree on the type of we can have the wedding
wedding we wanted. Chris didn’t want
to get married in a church and wanted to we want in a beautiful
go abroad but I wanted a big traditional
wedding where all our family members
setting and still have all our
could come along. friends and relatives there
“Winning this competition is absolutely

THE PRIZE INCLUDES

The Sessions Spa of Beverley, spa hen party
for four to the value of £430
Helen Guy, hair and make-up artist is offering
hair and make-up pre wedding trial and hair and
make-up on the day worth £180
The Foto Shop of Scarborough
£500 photography package
Hallmarks Jewellers of Bridlington
Rings up to the value of £600
East Riding Vintage of Driffield
£100 car hire voucher
East Coast Travel of Bridlington
Coach hire from Sewerby Hall to The Spa
Covered By Angels of Scarborough
Chair covers for the reception
Felicity Hat Hire of Hull „ LOVEBIRDS: Chris Cuckoo and
Hat hire to the value of £50 Kathy Prosser celebrate winning
Len Beck Menswear of Hull our Heritage Coast wedding
Groom and best man suit hire to the
competition
value of £250
Wedding Belles of Scarborough
£500 dress voucher

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cracks. As the estate here has a number of elderly

„ LEADING LINES residents who have difficulty walking and need the
use of walking aids to get around we have repeatedly
asked the council to improve these walkways.
DR TIM ALLISON Just recently, this week in fact, there have been
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH workmen carrying out the recovering of pavements
in Stamford Bridge. When asked about the area of
Kings Garth the reply was that they are not doing
In the run-up to the election, Leading our section of paving. They have carried out work on
Lines will feature a guest columnist. the private housing estates of Battleflats, Lob Lane
This month Tim Allison, director and Saxon Road so why couldn’t they do our section
at the same time.
of public health at East Riding of Does some elderly resident have to fall and
Yorkshire Primary Trust and East break a hip or perhaps something more serious to
Riding of Yorkshire Council, talks about have the Council do something about this sorry
being more active. state of affairs? Perhaps because of our age we are
a low priority. Perhaps someone from the Council
Now that spring has taken hold at last, we could come and look and see what the state of the
can use the opportunity of better weather pavements is and do something about it.
both to appreciate the beauty of nature and Joan McNeil, Stamford Bridge
to improve our health at the same time.
There are many opportunities in the Dear Ms McNeil
THE works recently carried out in Stamford Bridge
local area for walks in the countryside or
were to adopted footways as part of the highway
along the coast, whether to the cliffs at maintenance programme.
Bempton to see the nesting birds or among The footpaths on Kings Garth are within a
the flowers of a country house garden. sheltered housing development and are not adopted.
Increasing exercise, even to a small extent, Housing services has a responsibility to maintain
will make us feel better and be healthier. these and after you contacted the council they
Every ten minutes of exercise counts. inspected the footpaths.
„ REDUCED PRICES TO RESIDENTS: Food waste systems Any immediate responsive repairs will be carried
New Year’s resolutions to take more
out in the near future.
exercise may now be a distant memory, Housing are looking at a programme of works
but it is never too late to start again with for the forthcoming year to address the more
gardening, cycling, swimming or dancing.
Perhaps it’s time to take up a sport again or
try something new for a change, whether
Vegetable peelings in brown bin major repairs required to none adopted footpaths
throughout the East Riding whilst Kings Garth will
be considered as part of this we cannot say at this
I LIVE in Anlaby Common and wondered when cardboard and garden waste using the brown bin stage whether it will be prioritised compared with the
that be five a side football or going to the we are going to be able to put our vegetable and involving 5,000 households. condition of footways on other council estates.
bowls club. Improving our health doesn’t peelings into the brown bin. I throw a large The results of the trial to date have been Dick Ikin, housing service group manager
need to be simply about giving things up, amount of peelings into the ordinary green bin encouraging and we are closely monitoring its
but can be about taking things up, especially
taking up exercise.
as I have nowhere else to put them and have no
room whatsoever for a composting bin. This is
progress. A decision on whether this scheme will
be expanded across the East Riding will be made Castle Hill parking
USUALLY when I visit someone in Castle Hill
It’s not about doing things because we’re a total waste when councils are always going on later this year.
about recycling. The council is a keen advocate of the home Hospital, I park in Willerby and walk the rest of
told to, but because we want to feel better the way because of the difficulty of finding parking
Sue Minns, Anlaby composter as the first line of dealing with waste
and live longer. It’s not just something to do such as you mention. To promote the use of home spaces on site. But I wonder if anyone has ever
on our own either. We can take our family Dear Ms Minns, waste systems we are offering them at reduced considered how dangerous Castle Road is for
out on a cycle ride or walk with our children THANK you for raising this issue as it is a prices to residents. Details are available on the pedestrians.
to school. subject that I know is of interest to many council’s recycling site, www.target45plus.org.uk On reaching the road, one would ideally cross it to
residents. In recent months we have been running John Skidmore, head of streetscene walk along the pavement by the hospital, but this is
Let’s get out and enjoy the season and
a trial of the kerbside collection of food waste, virtually impossible because of the volume of traffic
help ourselves, our families and our friends services
coming from the roundabout at the junction.
feel full of the joys of spring. Therefore it is necessary to walk on the opposite
council is aware of the problems caused by secondary passing through the sites. This is for very good side where conditions are hazardous. It is unpaved,
school children leaving litter in Cottingham and environmental and economic reasons. Meanwhile uneven & muddy. I have tried walking on the kerb
indeed across the East Riding and already conducts another area of ERYC is deliberately driving away edge, but it is even more risky as it is quite high up

Litter clearing
I SHOULD like to know who is responsible
a programme of education in the form of school
assemblies and enforcement patrols at lunchtimes to
potential users simply because their trailer is 7 feet
long or has 4 wheels.
and there is a danger of falling into the road.
Having walked all the way to Entrance 2 on the
try and reduce the amount of litter that is dropped. This negative approach is totally the opposite of opposite side, the only concession for pedestrians is
for clearing the litter along Eppleworth Road, a pair of bollards in the middle of the road, so that
I would like to stress however that council does not the 45% initiative. Meanwhile how do I give you the
particularly near to the Traveller Site entrance and at least one does not have to wait for a gap in traffic
issue fines to generate income. Such fines are only 10 to 15 loads of suitable compost fodder, which my
the A614 flyover. It is clear that the ‘illegal site’ on coming both ways, which hardly ever occurs during
issued as a last resort when education or reparation garden will produce this year with only 6 tickets?
the hill leading to the mill has fallen victim to litter the daytime.
schemes such as litter picking have failed and we are DJ Houlton, Roos
too. It is truly disgusting and a definite minus point This arrangement is repeated at Entrance 3, but
left with no other choice.
for Cottingham not at Entrance 1.
Mike Connor, taskforce and environmental Dear DJ Houlton
Could you also inform the electorate of the Even the little Spire Hospital and adjacent
enforcement manager FIRST, thank you for your impressive efforts for
whereabouts of the ‘Litter Wardens’, if any, in retirement complex have their own zebra crossing,
Target 45+, the campaign to recycle and compost 45
Cottingham? If these mythical people followed the
route that the school children take from Cottingham Use of waste sites
I AM a private householder and ratepayer of the East
per cent of the waste across the East Riding.
You appear to have a larger cultivated area, so
so I can’t think why this has not been considered for
Castle Hill, where numbers accessing the hospital are
Centre to the Cottingham High School; they would many times larger.
your disappointment is understandable, but the new
make a fortune in fines! Riding. I am dismayed by one of the announcements Is it a case of waiting for an accident to happen
permit system takes into account the needs of the
James Robinson, Cottingham within your paper of March 2010 relating to
majority of site users. before something is done?
regulations for the use of the civic amenity waste Mrs G Dalby, Anlaby
Please be assured that the system is not the result
Dear Mr Robinson, sites.
of any war with commercial users, instead it is about
THANK you for your letter. The council’s I already have compost bins and use them for all Dear Mrs Dalby
ensuring the council’s household waste recycling
environmental services team is responsible for materials small enough and soft enough to degrade THANK you for your letter. Consideration is
sites are effectively and properly utilised.
clearing litter from the highways and council land within them. I have a large garden, which means a currently being given to a crossing facility on Castle
The council also promotes home composting
including Eppleworth Road. An officer has inspected lot of shrub material is produced at certain times of Road to aid access to the Castle Hill Hospital site for
as the best option for managing garden waste and
the areas you mentioned and found a significant the year. I use the brown bin to its full capacity each those using the bus stops on the opposite side to the
offers home waste systems at reduced prices. Details
amount of litter and waste. This has been referred to emptying day. hospital entrances.
are available on the council’s recycling site, www.
environmental services to clear as soon as possible. I use a trailer to visit the tip and have had permits I appreciate your concern regarding a lack of
target45plus.org.uk
The council does not employ litter wardens. Instead since they were invented. The new regulation will parking at the hospital site itself and can confirm that
John Skidmore, head of streetscene services
we take a generic approach to environmental restrict me to 6 visits a year, which will not be this is an issue which the Hospital is taking seriously.
enforcement and a variety of officers, who conduct
a wide variety of duties, have the power to issue
adequate. As a private user, I am caught up in the
‘war’ with the commercial users for no good reason.
I cannot understand the logic behind this
Raised water covers
I LIVE in the sheltered housing estate at Kings
Council Officers have held discussions with
the hospital towards potential solutions to the
£75 fixed penalty notices for littering. The power parking problems within the site and it is hoped that
to issue these fines has now also been delegated to thinking. Immense efforts and publicity are being Garth, Stamford Bridge where the pavements are improvements will be made in the near future.
Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs). The given to schemes to increase the amount of material in terrible condition with raised water covers and Carl Skelton, divisional manager south
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New construction courses help young people to find employment „ IN BRIEF

Information for
the over 50s
„ AGE Concern East Riding is holding
an information and advice day in Goole
for the over 50s.
The lifestyle event, under the banner
‘Live Well – Stay Healthy,’ will be held
at The Courtyard in Boothferry Road,
Goole, on Friday April 23, from 11am
to 2pm.
Admission is free and information
will be available from a wide range of
agencies on issues ranging from benefits
and finance to keeping fit.
The event will be an opportunity to
learn more about services and activities
available for older people in the East
Riding, and to have some fun.

Apply for grants

„ The East Riding Learning Disability
Partnership Board is running its small
grants scheme again this year.
Groups or organisations from the East
Riding are invited to apply for funding
of up to £2,000 for each project. Small
grants will be awarded to projects that
demonstrate that they benefit people
with a learning disability who live in the
East Riding and can also demonstrate
how people with a learning disability will
be included in the project.
„ CONSTRUCTION SKILLS: Withernsea young people on For an application form please contact
the Join Build and Develop Course Carole Shields at 65 Keldgate, Beverley,
on (01482) 861103. The closing date for
applications is 2 May.

New skills for young

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have recently been offered
Jayne Wilcock, of East demand. this course. We look forward to
the opportunity to learn new Riding of Yorkshire Council’s The first courses finished on 15 welcoming more learners soon.”
skills in construction by adult education service, said: March and the students involved To find out more about the
taking part in an innovative “Engaging young people who are achieved national literacy and next Join, Build and Develop
course. disillusioned with learning can be numeracy qualifications. course, call Jayne Wilcock,
very difficult. The course was offered by locality development officer for
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nature of their homes and their

High visibility bike patrols for Bridlington

LOCAL police officers may part in high visibility patrols, police presence was highlighted
soon be biking around giving the community a chance through community consultation
Bridlington, thanks to funding to engage with them. in the “neighbourhood needs
from the Advance Bridlington The bikes, which will mainly be analysis.”
Neighbourhood Programme. used in the town centre area, will This is a pilot project for
The project was developed by also allow for quicker response Bridlington that has already
Chief Inspector Richard Kirven, times than if the officers were on proved to be successful in other
who identified the need for foot, without losing accessibility. areas.
officers to be more accessible to The project was able to get off For more information, call
the community. the ground by working closely Chief Inspector Richard Kirven,
A total of four bikes have been with the Advance Bridlington Humberside Police, on (01482)
„ WHEELS:The team take possesion of purchased from supplier X-Trail and Bridlington Renaissance 597865 or Helena Moss, Advance
their new bikes Photo courtesy of Paul Atkinson and will enable officers to take teams, after the need for a greater Bridlington, on (01482) 391469.
6 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010

New survey shows people feel safer in East Riding communities

Consultation
Update
This column aims to let you know
what consultations are taking place,
how you can take part, and what
happens once they are complete. By
consulting and engaging with you, we
can make sure that all of your views
are heard and met.

New surveys
The play rangers are asking young people
across the East Riding what they like to do and
where they like to play.They want to find out
what activities children and young people like to
do so they can make the play ranger sessions
as much fun as possible.They will use the
answers to plan sessions and will tell schools
what activities are available. Questionnaires are
being sent around schools, so if you receive one
please take part.
The sustainable communities team has put
together an East Riding of Yorkshire biodiversity
action plan which outlines how we will work
in partnership to identify local priorities and
determine how we can all contribute to the
delivery of the national species and habitat
action plan targets.
The action plan is open to East Riding
residents for comment until the end of April
2010. If you would like to take part please,
visit www.eastriding.gov.uk/biodiversity for
more information or contact Nadine Rolls on
(01482) 391718.There is a shortened version
of the action plan available on the website.
The countryside recreation team has put „ MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Donna Taylor of Humberside probation
EAST RIDING LOCAL
together a comments card for people to fill in team and Nigel Brignall of the council’s anti-social behaviour team AREA AGREEMENT
at the end of an event.This asks for details on
how satisfied people were with the event and
if there was any way it could be improved. For
more details on the events organised by the
countryside recreation team please visit www.

Partnership tackles
walkingtheriding.eastriding.gov.uk/local-info/
countryside-events/
For more details on what consultations are
currently taking place please go to www.
eastriding.gov.uk/consult

anti-social behaviour
Equality and diversity
Disability Advisory and Monitoring Group
The council with NHS East Riding of
Yorkshire, Humberside Police Authority
and Humberside Fire and Rescue Service
are developing a Disability Advisory and
Monitoring Group (DAMG) which will:
„ BY Jonathan Howell Chief Superintendent Paul unacceptably. tasks to benefit residents - such
• act as an advisory body on disability Davison of Humberside Police The introduction of minimum as cleaning up graffiti and litter
E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
issues for all of the organisations said: “I hope this is an indication standards for dealing with anti- - show that the LSP takes the
that public confidence in the way social behaviour, and schemes concerns of residents seriously.
• develop and monitor single equalities
the police and their partners tackle which see offenders perform
schemes and equality impact assessments

P
eople living in the East these issues is rising.
• act as a central point for any disability Riding feel safer than “Together we have worked
issues raised within the organisations. those elsewhere. hard to deliver what the public
wants in terms of responding
This group will play an important role in
In a survey which asked positively and quickly to anti-social
informing the equalities agenda across the
residents if police and other public behaviour and crimes that matter
East Riding and the Humber area, and also
services deal with the anti-social to communities.”
provide a great opportunity for people with
behaviour and crime which The East Riding Local Strategic
disabilities to have their voice heard.
matters, the local area scored two Partnership (LSP), which brings
We are currently recruiting members to per cent higher than the average together public, private, voluntary
the group and intend to hold an information for Yorkshire and the Humber and community organisations,
event in early May so that potential This encouraging result is due has set a target in its local area
members can find out further information to work being done in partnership agreement to ensure residents feel
as to what being a member of the group between Humberside Police, East the right areas of crime and anti-
includes and also provide the opportunity Riding of Yorkshire Council, other social behaviour are being tackled.
to meet representatives from NHS East public services, and the local Anti-social behaviour is
Riding of Yorkshire, East Riding of Yorkshire
community. sometimes wrongly dismissed
Council, Humberside Police Authority and
Paul Bellotti, head of housing as ‘low-level’. In reality, it can
Humberside Fire and Rescue Service.
and public protection, said: have a devastating effect on
If you would like more information or “Knowing that people feel safer is neighbourhoods. The LSP is
to book a place at one of these events, extremely important. It indicates responding to locally identified
please contact Kiran Kochar-Johnson, that the work we are doing priorities, whether that is concern
senior policy officer, on (01482) to deal with crime and anti- about cycle theft, criminal damage
391425. social behaviour is targeted and or other crimes.
addresses the issues which local Issues tackled could be anything
residents are telling us about. from removing abandoned or
“I am pleased the public is aware untaxed vehicles more quickly, to
of the progress being made. We dealing positively with the small „ CODED: PCSO Jo Finon cycle codes a bike
will continue to work with them.” minority of people who behave
 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010 7

Multi-agency road checks on fly-tippers and illegal use of red diesel

Early music
THIS year’s Beverley and East Riding
Early Music Festival, an annual event
featuring some of the world’s finest
early music specialists alongside
a series of illustrated talks and
educational activities, will take place
from Friday 28th – Sunday 30th May.
Among those appearing this
year are vocal ensemble Stile
Antico, the Orchestra of the Age of
Enlightenment and the Dunedin
Consort & Players with their award-
winning performance of Handel’s
Acis and Galatea.
Concerts take place in some of the
East Riding’s finest historic venues
including Beverley Minster, Toll
„ VEHICLE STOPS: Checking for licences, fuel and faults
Gavel Methodist Church, Beverley
Friary and the newly restored church
of St James’ Warter.
Running alongside the festival is
a plethora of local talent highlighted
by the Beverley Early Music Festival

Vehicle checks to stop

Schools’ Chorus led by Sam Dunkley
and Andrew Passmore, with students
participating from South Hunsley,
Woldgate College and Longcroft
Schools alongside soloists from the
University of York.

illegal waste dumping

The Beverley and East Riding
Early Music Festival is administered
through the National Centre for
Early Music in York, with financial
support from East Riding of Yorkshire
Council, the Arts Council, England
and Orchestras Live.
„ BY Gillian Pattison and the Driver and Vehicle Licensing securing the safety of residents as Tickets are available by calling
E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
Agency (DVLA). well as ensuring that the East Riding „ John Skidmore the Box Office on (01904) 658338
John Skidmore, head of the council’s remains a great place to live.” Head of streetscene services between 9am – 5pm, Monday –
streetscene services, said: “We are The multi-agency team includes Friday, or through the secure 24-
coming down hard on those collecting • HMRC officers who carry out This is all hour online ticketing service at www.

T
he council is carrying out and transporting waste without the ncem.co.uk, where further booking
a series of roadside checks proper licences.
roadside fuel testing looking for
motorists evading fuel duty by
about securing information and a full programme of
on vehicles in a crackdown “Householders and businesses illegally running on red diesel the safety of festival events can also be found.
should also be aware they are
on fly tippers, illegal waste
committing an offence if they give
• police officers targeting offences
such as vehicle defects and driving
residents as well
carriers and those using red NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PREMISES
diesel.
waste to someone who does not hold without insurance as ensuring that TO BE APPROVED AS A VENUE FOR
a waste carriers licence. By law they MARRIAGES IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION
The checks are multi-agency, should check this before handing over
• DVLA officers assisting council
officers in seizing untaxed vehicles
the East Riding 26(1)(bb) OF THE MARRIAGE ACT 1949 AND
involving officers from the council, any waste.” • VOSA officers who ensure vehicles remains a great CIVIL PARTNERSHIPS IN PURSUANCE OF
THE SECTION 6 (3A)(a) OF THE
Humberside Police, the Vehicle and
Operators Service Agency (VOSA),
He added: “During the checks,
vehicles are also tested to see if they
are roadworthy and comply with place to live CIVIL PARTNERSHIP ACT 2004
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
legal standards.
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) are roadworthy. This is all about County Hall, Beverley, HU17 9BA
Being the authority for the purposes of the Marriages
and Civil Partnerships (Approved Premises) Regulations
2005, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an application has
been made by Mr Paul Whymant & Ms Margaret
Whymant, being the Directors of the premises situated
at and known as Tickton Grange,Tickton, Beverley,

New headteacher for Headlands

East Riding of Yorkshire, HU17 9SH for approval of
those premises for the solemnization of marriages in
pursuance of Section 26(1)(bb) of the Marriage Act 1949
and the registration of civil partnerships in pursuance of
section 6 (3A)(a) of the Civil Partnership Act 2004.
The application together with a plan of the premises
SCOTT Ratheram has headteacher on a permanent outstanding school in the near which accompanied it, may be inspected at:
• Beverley Customer Service Centre, Cross Street,
been appointed as the new basis and see it as a real privilege future.” Beverley, HU17 9BA, Monday to Thursday 9.00am -
headteacher at Headlands School, to be able to continue to lead the Ann Reeve, chair of governors 5.00pm and Friday 9.00am - 4.30pm
• Walkergate House,Walkergate, Beverley, HU17 9BP,
Bridlington. improvement work at the school. at Headlands School, said: “We Monday to Thursday 9.00am - 4.30pm and Friday
Mr Ratheram, 36, who has “We have made great strides in are looking forward to working 9.00am - 4.00pm
Any person may give notice in writing of an objection to
been the acting head since the last 18 months and the staff with Scott in his new role in the grant of approval of such application, with reasons
January 2009, was appointed here are committed to working continuing the school’s journey for the objection, within 21 days from the date of
publication in the newspaper in which it appears.
after a rigorous interview with the students, parents, from satisfactory to outstanding. Such notice of objection should be addressed to the
process which included student governors and community to “We are in no doubt that the Proper Officer for Registration, Corporate Resources,
representatives. meet the challenges that remain, students are in safe hands with East Riding of Yorkshire Council, County Hall, Beverley,
HU17 9BA, and marked for the attention of
„ IN CHARGE: Scott Ratheram He said: “I am thrilled to have ensuring that Headlands School Scott who truly believes that Martin Heath, Principal Support Services Officer.
been appointed to the post of becomes a good and then every child matters.” Dated: 8 March 2010
8 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010

Investment in books and technology increases libraries appeal

Tackling
noisy
neighbours
NOISY neighbours are being
put on notice as East Riding
of Yorkshire Council will take
part in Noise Action Week
again from Monday, 26 April
until Friday, 30 April.
Over the past two years
environmental control officers
have seized eight sets of
noise-making equipment
including stereos, speakers and
a television from homes across
the East Riding.
Paul Bellotti, head of
housing and public protection,
said: “The power to seize „ READ IT: New books are now available in libraries
noise-making equipment
is a very effective tool to
stop persistent noise where
other measures have been
unsuccessful.
“Every opportunity is given
by officers to provide guidance
on noise issues before formal
action is taken.”
Officers are keen to provide
New books arrive in
advice on acceptable noise
levels to those involved and
resolve complaints at the
earliest available opportunity.
One victim said: “It’s been
lovely since the equipment has
East Riding libraries
been taken out. „ BY Jonathan Howell All of the new stock - and the people who visit them.
“Not having to worry E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
existing stock at the libraries - is
now managed by a database which
“I don’t think there has
ever been a better time to find
The top 10 books
whether you are coming
records which items are most something interesting at one of our ...rented from East Riding Libraries
home to loud music and being in the last month
able to sleep without being popular at each site. The system libraries.”

A
disturbed.” lmost 50,000 new means items can be kept at the Since the new system was
libraries where they are most likely introduced, just six months ago, 1. Rich girl, poor girl by Valerie Wood
Seized equipment can be books are heading to
to be wanted. there has been an increase of 10 2. All the colours of darkness
returned to the offender East Riding libraries,
by Peter Robinson
Darren Stevens, head of culture per cent on the number of books
at cost or permanently and thanks to a state of the art
and information, said: “This fresh issued – equivalent to 17,600 extra 3. Return Journey by Maeve Binchy
confiscated by a magistrates’ system, they will be sent to
stock will help to ensure that even books being taken out by members
court. where they are most wanted. 4. Bed of roses by Nora Roberts
the keenest readers will be able to of the public. The information also
For further information or 5. Cross Country by James Patterson
The books will be available this find something new to keep them helps the librarians decide which
to register a noise complaint informed and entertained. books to put on display. 6. Lost symbol by Dan Brown
year throughout the East Riding’s
call (01482) 396301 or visit 23 branch libraries, six mobile and “Investing in new stock, and Library members are still able 7. Ford County: stories by John Grisham
www.noisecontrol.eastriding. four travelling libraries following a managing it with this database, to request items which are held 8. Southern Lights by Danielle Steel
gov.uk £400,000 investment. means our libraries will be full of at other sites, for delivery to their 9. Complaints by Ian Rankin
material which is relevant to the local facility. 10. Hard girls by Martina Cole

For Sale by Private Treaty

Three Goole properties for sale under the
council’s Housing Assistance Policy:
8 Sutton Street, Goole
Has your hedge got the edge?
Offers in excess of £55,000 • 2 bedroom forecourt terraced house
The Campaign to Protect Rural East Riding. in rural or urban areas. There
23 Heber Street, Goole England (CPRE) and East The awards scheme is open are no restrictions in terms of
Offers in excess of £47,000 • 2 bedroom terraced house Riding of Yorkshire Council to anyone who is involved minimum length, or who owns
45 Newport Street, Goole have again teamed up with the in planting, maintaining or the hedgerow.
HEYwoods Initiative - the trees improving native hedgerows Further information,
Offers in excess of £48,000 • 3 bedroom terraced house
and woodland initiative for and nominations for this year’s including nomination forms for
The properties are available with the Hull and the East Riding - to awards are now being sought. the awards, is currently available
For further details of the scheme
benefit of a 25% discount off the
please visit run the 2010 Hedgerow Awards This year’s awards scheme from East Riding of Yorkshire
purchase price. To qualify the
www.eastriding.gov.uk/propertysearch scheme. seeks to recognise innovation Council by calling either (01482)
purchaser must buy the property for
or contact
the purpose of owner occupation. The scheme recognises and and traditional approaches 393726 or (01482) 393723. The
Rachel Urwin, Valuation & Estates
The properties will not be celebrates the work of farmers, to hedgerow stewardship. deadline for nominations is 31
tel (01482) 393933
sold to an investor.
landowners and community Hedgerows eligible for the May and an awards ceremony
groups who plant, manage and awards must be made up of will be held at Driffield Show
restore native hedgerows in the native species and they can be in July.
 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010 9

Exchange option and new calendars for blue bins Council announces
compost giveaways
THE council has announced and Hornsea Broadway car
the dates for this summer’s park, Friday, 7 May.
free compost giveaways. In July they will be held
John Skidmore, head of in Withernsea, Pocklington
streetscene services, said: and Goole, and in
“The brown bins are a huge September in Driffield,
success with residents who Beverley and Market
are using them to divert Weighton. The dates and
29,000 tonnes of garden venues will be announced in
waste from landfill each the coming months.
year. All the giveaways will run
“In turn, we are giving the from 4pm-7pm. Compost
compost back to residents will be pre-bagged and
in nine giveaways spread residents given two bags
across the East Riding.” per vehicle. Those residents
The first giveaways will be who already have garden
on the Hull Ionians ground, waste sacks are asked to
Brantingham, on Wednesday, bring these to the giveaways
5 May; the Bridlington coach to exchange for filled sacks.
park on Thursday, 6 May;

„ EXCHANGE:The smaller and larger blue bins

Seeds competition
EAST Riding schools are flowering, the sunflowers
getting free sunflower make everything look so
seeds as part of a council cheery.

Blue bin changes

„ BY Gillian Pattison Fridays, but on other days of the can recycle.
competition to highlight
composting.
The school that grows the
tallest sunflower will receive
£50 in garden centre vouchers
and a wormery. The runner up
will receive £50 garden centre
“It is part of the Target 45+
campaign to encourage the
recycling and composting
of at least 45 per cent of
the waste we all produce
to reduce what is sent to
landfill.”
week, too. “We are projecting that up to vouchers. Schools and community
E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
The collection days of the green 24,000 households will choose to take St Mary’s Primary School, groups are reminded they
bins at about 30,000 households advantage of the option to swap their Market Weighton, won the can book the council’s waste
will also change. With recycling smaller bin for the larger one.” last competition with a giant and recycling officers for

T
he collection days of increasing, there is less going into the The roll out of the swap scheme sunflower 3m 57cm high. assemblies, workshops and
the East Riding’s blue green bins enabling more houses to be will be in phases, as it was with the John Skidmore, head of talks.
recycling bins are changing added to the collection rounds. brown bins, to keep to a minimum streetscene services, said: “It is The officers are visiting
From September the council will the number of journeys by council a bit of fun but with a serious Christchurch Ladies Group,
in an efficiency drive that will
offer residents the option of increasing vehicles. purpose. Bridlington, on 13 April;
also lead to cost savings.
the size of their blue bin from the Later this year, the council will “Students learn about Boothferry Primary School
Calendars for the new dates for current 140 litre to a 240 litre bin. attach a hook to the handles of the composting through planting on 20 and 21 April; and
the emptying of the blue bins will be John Skidmore, head of streetscene blue bins to enable residents to hang the seeds, seeing them flower, Penshurst Primary School,
arriving on doormats during the week services, said: “We know from a bag for the recycling of household then turning them into Hessle, on 26 April.
beginning 10 May. residents that many would welcome batteries. An announcement will be compost when they have died For information about visits
The change means that blue bins the option of having a larger blue bin made in the coming months. back. to your school or group, call
will no longer be emptied just on to be able to increase the amount they “The bonus is that while (01482) 395586.

The Target 45+ monthly recycling results Solarwall Ltd

Municipal solid waste Clean, green energy for life
(MSW) is the waste
collected and disposed of 50
by the council. The red
line shows the percentage 40
rate for the amount
recycled and composted.
30
Percentage

The blue line tracks the Target 45+

recycling and composting
rate for all the waste 20
MSW
collected from
households. This line 10 Solar Thermal Hot Water System
shows the recycling and NPI
The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) means that as well as
composting rate using
claiming the £400 grant through the current Low Carbon
National Performance 0
Indicator definitions, Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Building programme, you will also be entitled to the RHI
excluding specific waste, 2009 2010 payments of around £400 PER YEAR
such as commercial waste
and rubble.
10 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010

Seasonal staff Council’s largest ever building project creates hundreds of jobs
start work
on gardens
THE council’s seasonal staff will
soon be a familiar and welcome sight
working on the East Riding’s verges,
shrub beds and cemeteries.
Forty-five applicants have been
appointed to work from March
through to October. Two-thirds of
them are regulars who apply each
year.
They are based at council depots
across the area, including Beverley,
Carnaby, Goole, Hedon, Market
Weighton and Willerby.
The teams started on 22 March,
maintaining the grounds around
council housing, cemeteries and
schools and tending communal areas
Malcolm Sleight, service manager
for grounds, said: “It has been a hard
winter and the shrub beds and grass
verges have suffered in the cold snaps.
“Seasonal staffing provides a
welcome addition to our workforce
as there is a great deal of clearing up
to get on with.”
Among their tasks are planting „ HOUSING: From left, Luke Day and Kayleigh Atkinson with Keith Gilson commercial director of Geo
bedding areas, pruning dead or Houlton contractors and Dave Waudby head of infrastructure and facilities, East Riding of Yorkshire Council
diseased shrubs, cutting the grass,
getting ready for summer sports days,
while ensuring footpaths are not
overgrown.

Housing project
Carbon Monoxide – the silent killer
Approximately 30 people a year die from carbon monoxide poisoning and there are hundreds
more who are affected by the side effects.
Carbon monoxide is commonly referred to as “the
silent killer” because it is invisible and has no taste or
smell. Some signs that carbon monoxide is present
• Dark staining at the sides or above the appliance.
• Excessive condensation in the room where the
appliances are installed.
gives jobs boost
are:
• A yellow lazy floppy flame, not the
The symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are
very similar to a viral infection.They include
„ BY Tom Du Boulay was awarded in September by more supporting jobs in the
the Government’s Homes and supplies industry. In addition, a
normal blue flame you see on adverts drowsiness, headaches, nausea, weakness and even E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
• Soot in or around the appliance (fire, boiler, etc) chest pains. Communities Agency which, minimum of 15 apprenticeship
together with a further grant from posts will be created.
Useful Tips the HCA, has allowed an overall Apprentice Kayleigh Atkinson,

W
• During the summer period, when your heating system is turned off, run the heating for 10 ork for more than £42 million development project a qualified joiner, and trainee
minutes.This will stop components seizing up and highlight problems before winter.
• Always make sure that you can easily access the gas meter, gas control valve, mains water 700 people will to proceed for new affordable Luke Day are working with
stop tap and the electrical fuse box. be provided as a housing. contactors Geo Houlton on the
• If you have a smoke alarm or carbon monoxide detector check that they are in good working
order by pressing the test button once a week result of the council’s biggest Most of the new homes will affordable housing development
• Always remember to adjust your heating time clock to the relevant summer and winter ever building project, be two-bedded properties at Woodlands Avenue, Goole.
settings. suitable for the elderly and small Kayleigh has trained with
backed by Government
funding, to provide over 300 young families and they are all Houltons after studying at Hull
Gas Safe Register is the gas engineers
registration scheme in the UK. It works to Reduce the risk council houses which will being designed to a high level College and says she really enjoys
create and maintain a register of The following are preventative measures of sustainability and energy the work which she describes as
benefit communities across
competent gas engineers who to reduce the risk of gas escapes and efficiency. “brilliant.”
carbon monoxide poisoning:
the East Riding. All contracts are to be delivered Luke is following in his dad’s
have passed a series of
rigorous and challenging • Only use GAS SAFE registered This welcome jobs boost is the by companies within a 50 mile footsteps as a joiner and has
exams to prove their engineers radius of Beverley, with around been taken on for the Woodlands
result of the first new council
proficiency. All gas • Have all your appliances regularly
checked for safety by a GAS SAFE housing to be built for decades two thirds of the schemes Avenue contract while also
engineers must be GAS awarded to East Riding/Hull studying for his exams.
registered engineer at least once and the project will help meet
SAFE registered by law
every 12 months the acknowledged shortfall of based contractors. Two hundred and seventy five
and carry an • Never attempt to service or repair
identification card to affordable homes in the East The building programme will homes will be built in the first
your own gas appliances
prove their registration. • Never block ventilation grills Riding.. provide direct work for 650- phase which began in March
You should ask to see the • Always ask to see the service A successful bid for funding 750 trade operatives and 45-50 2010 and a start on a further 56 is
card. On it is a photograph engineer’s GAS SAFE ID card. construction professionals with scheduled for June.
and name of the engineer, The card is also printed in Braille.

Artists in the Park returns to Sewerby

date of expiry and serial number. General If you ever smell gas in your home, you
inquiries about gas safety can be made by calling should do the following:
the GAS SAFE REGISTER on 0800 408 5500 or • Turn off the gas at the meter
• Open all windows and ventilate the
by logging on to www.GasSafeRegister.co.uk property
• Extinguish all naked lights and do THIS summer sees the return (water based media) from 9-22 every Wednesday that the artist
Gas safety checks (servicing) not smoke of Sewerby Hall and Gardens August. is in residence and will run
All landlords have a legal obligation to service • Do not use any electrical switches
highly popular Artists in the Park This year, seven all-day from 9.30am- 4pm.The cost is
(don’t switch them on or off)
gas appliances, flues, etc every 12 months. If
• Call Transco emergency service season. workshops will be held by £30 per session, including entry
you are a tenant of East Riding of Yorkshire
immediately on 0800 111 999 This year the featured artists Sewerby Hall and Gardens to Sewerby Hall and Gardens,
Council, we will service your gas appliances
every 12 months.
(where possible use a phone away will be: Leanne Broadbent alongside the workshops held by refreshments and a light lunch.
from the property)
If a gas engineer has not been able to gain • Allow access for the engineer when
(pen and ink) from 5-18 July, each of the four featured artists. Bookings must be made
access to your home in the last 12 months he calls (generally within the hour) Katherine McDermid (sketching) The workshops will allow people in person through the estate
please contact the housing maintenance unit so that they don’t have to use from 19-25 July, Glenn Marshall of all abilities to take part in office as places are limited and
gas office on (01482) 395833. intercoms or doorbells.
(watercolours) from 26 July- 8 painting and sketching. attendees should bring their own
August, and Debbie Hardy The workshops will be held materials as advised by the artist.
 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010 11

The annual village taskforce team aims to

repair streets and footpaths and clean gullies

Spring cleaning
for local villages
„ BY Sarah Justice enforcement manager, said: “The village taskforce
visits are hugely popular and very effective.
E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
“Priority will be given to the repair of potholes and
basic patching of highway defects first. A secondary,
but key element of the visit, will be to ensure that all
gullies are cleaned and minor repairs and blockages

T
his year’s programme of village
taskforce visits, which involves are attended to.
co-ordinated works of grounds “Grass cutting and street sweeping operations
will not be affected, but works such as repair and
maintenance, street cleansing and highway
maintenance of parish assets including bus shelters,
services, will soon be underway. railings, and noticeboards, may
Each year the village taskforce works to improve not be dealt with on this visit as
road safety and the visual appearance of many we will have to limit our works
villages throughout the East Riding. to the most essential elements on
Since the end of last year’s programme, the this occasion.”
effects of the harsh winter months have been felt Any resident who would
on highways across the country and on roads like more information on the
throughout the East Riding. work of the village taskforce
The result of the sustained snow and ice, hard can call the council’s taskforce
frosts, thawing and refreezing, is that many roads and environmental enforcement
have been left with potholes or a more serious team on (01482) 395304, email
breakdown of surfaces and sub-layers. Unfortunately mike.connor@eastriding.gov.
this deteriorating situation looks set to continue for uk or contact their local ward
some time yet. councillor, town or parish
Mike Connor, taskforce and environmental council.

When will the Village Task Force be visiting you?

PARISH ALSO INCLUDING DATE PARISH ALSO INCLUDING DATE PARISH ALSO INCLUDING DATE
Thwing 06/04/2010 Barmby Moor 07/06/2010 Swine 20/09/2010
Brantingham 06/04/2010 Huggate 14/06/2010 Hayton Burnby,Thorpe Le Street 13/09/2010
Swanland 06/04/2010 Humbleton Flinton 14/06/2010 Roos Owstwick, Hilston, 20/09/2010
Brandesburton Helpholme, Burshill 06/04/2010 Ellerton & Aughton 14/06/2010 Tunstall
Ellerby Old Ellerby, 06/04/2010 Rise 28/06/2010 Spaldington 20/09/2010
New Ellerby, Oubrough Bessingby 21/06/2010 Nunburnholme Kilnwick Percy 27/09/2010
Shiptonthorpe 06/04/2010 Wilberfoss 28/06/2010 Kilpin Balkholme, Skelton, 04/10/2010
Thornton 06/04/2010 Woodmansey Dunswell, Thearne 28/06/2010 Kilpin Pike
Little Driffield 06/04/2010 Burton Fleming 05/07/2010 Bishop Wilton Youlthorpe, 11/10/2010
Full Sutton 19/04/2010 Coniston Thirtleby 05/07/2010 Gowthorpe
Langtoft 19/04/2010 Hatfield Goxhill 12/07/2010 Foston Brigham, Gembling 27/09/2010
Ellerker 19/04/2010 Eastrington Portington 05/07/2010 Kelk Little Kelk, Great Kelk 11/10/2010
Burton Constable West Newton, 19/04/2010 Sancton 05/07/2010
Marton Kirkburn Southburn 19/07/2010
Allerthorpe 19/04/2010 Stamford Bridge 19/07/2010 For more information, call
Seaton Catfoss 26/04/2010 Bilton Ganstead, Wyton 19/07/2010 Mike Connor on (01482) 395304
North & South Cliffe 26/04/2010 Mappleton Rolston, Cowden 26/07/2010
North Ferriby 04/05/2010
or email
Londesborough 19/07/2010
Aldbrough East Newton, 04/05/2010 Foggathorpe Laytham, Harlthorpe, 26/07/2010 mike.connor@eastriding.gov.uk
Etherdwick, Tansterne Gribthorpe
Everingham & Harswell 04/05/2010 Cherry Burton Gardham 26/07/2010
Leconfield Scorborough, Arram 04/05/2010 Kilham 02/08/2010
Fangfoss With Bolton Spittal 10/05/2010 Withernwick 09/08/2010
Sigglesthorne 10/05/2010 Goodmanham 02/08/2010
Seaton Ross 10/05/2010 North Cave Everthorpe 09/08/2010
North Dalton 17/05/2010 Fridaythorpe 16/08/2010
Catwick 01/06/2010 Preston Saltend 16/08/2010
Bielby 24/05/2010 Skirlaugh 23/08/2010
Millington Givendale, Great 01/06/2010 Melbourne 16/08/2010
Givendale Tibthorpe 23/08/2010
Welton 01/06/2010 Bishop Burton 23/08/2010
East Garton Garton, Grimston, Fitling 01/06/2010 Fimber Towthorpe 31/08/2010
Hotham 01/06/2010 Burton Pidsea 06/09/2010
Tickton Routh, Weel 01/06/2010 Bubwith Breighton, Willitoft 06/09/2010
Sewerby 01/06/2010 Nafferton 06/09/2010
Long Riston Arnold 14/06/2010 Yapham Cum Meltonby 13/09/2010

Full programme details can be found on www.eastriding.gov.uk and search for Villiage Task Force or see April’s edition of the East Riding News for further dates
12 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010

JULY
2009 Full sail ahead
The sails were removed from Skidby
Windmill in September 2008, to allow
for repair works to be carried out on
the mill’s cap.

Traditionally, this work was carried

out with aid of block and tackle, but
today the actual lifting work is done
using a heavy crane.

Once on the ground, the millwrights

inspected the sails carefully, and
realised that one of them was
dangerously rotten, and would need
replacing.

Once the cap was repaired and

replaced, two of the four sails were
put back on in June 2009 to allow
milling to restart while the new sail
was made.

A long period of unsuitable weather

meant that the delicate task of raising
and manoeuvring the remaining two
sails into position had to wait until
early March this year.

MAY
2009

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PREMISES

TO BE APPROVED AS A VENUE FOR
MARRIAGES IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION
26(1)(bb) OF THE MARRIAGE ACT 1949 AND
The illegal money lending team can help tackle loan sharks
CIVIL PARTNERSHIPS IN PURSUANCE OF
THE SECTION 6 (3A)(a) OF THE CIVIL

Don’t suffer in silence

PARTNERSHIP ACT 2004
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
County Hall, Beverley, HU17 9BA
Being the authority for the purposes of the Marriages
and Civil Partnerships (Approved Premises) Regulations
2005, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an application has
been made by Ms Sarah Beeny, being the Owner of the
premises situated at and known as Rise Hall, Rise,
East Riding of Yorkshire, HU11 5BL for approval of
„ BY Jonathan Howell people in real hardship an apparent Nationally this team has enabled The team can be contacted
those premises for the solemnization of marriages in solution to their problems. £31m of illegal debt to be written on a confidential helpline by
E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
pursuance of Section 26(1)(bb) of the Marriage Act 1949 However, once the time has off from more than 11,300 victims. telephoning 0300 555 2222 at any
and the registration of civil partnerships in pursuance of
come for the lender to be paid Identified illegal money lenders time of day, or any day of the week.
section 6 (3A)(a) of the Civil Partnership Act 2004.

R
The application together with a plan of the premises ecent episodes of back, the victim is often subjected have also received prison sentences
which accompanied it, may be inspected at:- to horrifying levels of violence and totalling 57 years.
Coronation Street have
• Beverley Customer Service Centre, Cross Street,
intimidation. Colin Briggs, trading standards „ Colin Briggs
Beverley, HU17 9BA, Monday to Thursday 9.00am - highlighted the severe trading standards
5.00pm and Friday 9.00am - 4.30pm East Riding of Yorkshire services manager, said: “The past
and unpleasant problems services manager
• Walkergate House,Walkergate, Beverley, HU17 9BP, Council’s trading standards service 18 months have been tough for the
Monday to Thursday 9.00am - 4.30pm and Friday people often experience when
has a partnership agreement in British economy and, as a result,
9.00am - 4.00pm
Any person may give notice in writing of an objection to
financial hardship causes place with the Government-funded people through no fault of their people, through
the grant of approval of such application, with reasons
for the objection, within 21 days from the date of
them to turn to illegal money Illegal Money Lending Team which own may have become victims to no fault of their
lenders, also called loan enables help to be given to the the horrific tactics of loan sharks.
publication in the newspaper in which it appears.
Such notice of objection should be addressed to the sharks. victims of illegal money lenders. Please do not suffer in silence - own, may have
Proper Officer for Registration, Corporate Resources,
East Riding of Yorkshire Council, County Hall, Beverley, These predators often initially
The team can often bring loan your problem can only be resolved become victims
HU17 9BA, and marked for the attention of Martin
Heath, Principal Support Services Officer.
appear very pleasant and offer
sharks to justice, removing them
from the streets.
by contacting the Illegal Money
Lending Team.”
to loan sharks
Dated: 24 March 2010
 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010 13
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16 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010

It’s as easy as PARENTING

child’s play M O N T H LY G U I D E T O C H I L D C A R E

The EarlyYears Foundation Stage,

what it means for you and your child
What is the Early Years encouraged to contribute to their
Foundation Stage? child’s learning and development. The
Introduced in September 2008, the EYFS also ensures the welfare, learning
Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and all-round development of children
is a vital framework for learning, from different backgrounds and with
development and care for children up differing levels of ability, including those
to the age of five, and is in place in all with special educational needs and
Ofsted registered childcare settings in disabilities.”
the East Riding.
EYFS recognises that it’s through „ Janet Barrick
play that babies and young children childcare development manager
learn, grow and have fun. It helps them
understand the world and develop The EYFS also
both socially and emotionally. ensures the
My child is already in a childcare welfare, learning
setting, what changes should I and all-round
have noticed since September?
Since September 2008, every child development
who goes to a school, or Ofsted of children
registered childcare provider, will have
been able to take advantage of EYFS. from different
It’s not about introducing a curriculum backgrounds and
for young children, or making them
read or write before they’re ready, it’s
with differing levels
about being sure each child is learning of ability
through individually tailored, high
quality play. Childcare professionals will Childcare providers in the East
be picking up on each child’s interests Riding are supported by the council’s
and abilities, and building on them childcare development team and
through play. foundation stage team. Consultants
Parents will be kept informed as offer advice guidance and training on
information will be put together on EYFS, supporting childcare providers
what each child is learning, how they to build on the work they are already
are developing, what they’re interested doing to improve outcomes for „ EAST RIDING CHILDREN’S CENTRE BROUGH:
in and how EYFS will build on that. children. There is additional help Learning through play
available to support childcare providers
My child is just about to start to give the best possible care to
childcare, where does the EYFS children with additional needs or a
apply for my child? disability. This support is funded by FREE early learning for 3 and 4 year “My childcare setting has
All maintained/independent schools East Riding of Yorkshire Council but
or registered early years providers in delivered on their behalf by the Pre- olds- what are you entitled to? given my daughters skills
the private, voluntary and independent school Learning Alliance. All three and four year olds are published earlier this month (March) by through activities I’d never
sectors that care for children from Childcare settings have received entitled to 12.5 hours of free early the Department for Children Schools
birth to age five must use the EYFS. regular support visits, offering access learning and childcare for 38 weeks and Families (DCSF) and will take effect have been able to offer
This includes: reception and nursery to free and subsidised training to of the year (previously know as early in September. Free early learning and them at home. Most of all,
classes in maintained and independent achieve higher level qualifications of education). This applies until they reach childcare for three and four year olds
compulsory school age (the term will increase from 12.5 to 15 hours a
they let them play! We get
schools, day nurseries, childminders, first aid and safeguarding. Funding
playgroups, after-school and breakfast and free resources have been made following their fifth birthday). Early week. Parents will have more choice on copies of plans that show
clubs, holiday playschemes and Sure available to all 600 providers including learning and childcare can take place in when they can use the hours across the
nurseries, playgroups, pre-schools or week, and parents should check with
how they are following
Start children’s centres. free IT equipment, laptops, printers
and digital cameras. They were also at their childminders. New guidance their school or childcare provider how my daughters interests
about early learning and childcare was much flexibility they are able to offer.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council – offered funding to buy toys and and things they’re doing
supporting EYFS equipment, such as puppets, books and
Janet Barrick, childcare development storyphones, to enhance the learning
so we can do the same
manager at East Riding of Yorkshire
Council, said: “All parents want the best
environment. Funding for small building
projects was also made available
Further support for parents with the girls at home,
continuing their learning
for their children and EYFS recognises to improve the outdoor learning For more information on the Early Years Foundation
parents as their child’s first educators environment. by using the same games
and acknowledges that parents know East Riding of Yorkshire Council has Stage talk to your childcare provider. For more
or songs or picking up a
their children better than anyone”. provided childcare providers with in information on Ofsted registered childcare in particular idea. It works
“The EYFS ensures that children excess of three million pounds over
learn through play, providers work the past two years to support them in the East Riding and the FREE early learning and really well.”
closely with parents, and parents are improving outcomes for children. childcare entitlement call FISH on (01482) 396469.

To find out more about choosing quality childcare contact the fish team on:
(01482) 396469 fish@eastriding.gov.uk • www.fish.eastriding.gov.uk
 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010 17

Citizenship ceremony at Goole High School welcomes East Riding’s newest residents

Welcome to Great Britain

„ BY Tom Du Boulay become a British citizen.
“We’re also pleased to have been
E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
allocated a share of the Connecting
Communities funding recently
awarded to the council and are using

A
group of the East this to produce a DVD about the
Riding’s newest day that can be used by other senior
citizens received a schools as an educational tool.”
warm welcome to the area at Students of Goole High School
gave poetry readings and a dance
a citizenship ceremony held
exhibition as part of the ceremony,
recently at Goole High School. and pupils from Airmyn Primary
Patricia Mann, the East Riding’s School were also invited along to
superintendant registrar, who sing during the special event.
oversaw the formal part of Helen Maddison of Goole High
proceedings, explained: “Since School said: “We were delighted
2004, adults from overseas who to host the citizenship ceremony.
successfully apply to become To be a British citizen means that
British citizens are required to you show tolerance and respect for
attend a citizenship ceremony. The others, and these are ideals that we
ceremonies are the final step in the instil into all our students. Hosting
process of becoming a British citizen this ceremony was an ideal chance
and a way of formally welcoming for pupils to witness citizenship in
new citizens into the community.” action.”
During the ceremony, new citizens New citizens Yordan Atanasov
are required to make an oath or and his wife Iliyana spoke of their
affirmation of allegiance to Her delight at becoming British citizens.
Majesty The Queen and to pledge “I was a bit emotional really and
their loyalty to the United Kingdom. I was quite nervous but it was fine,”
Patricia added: “We thought it said Yordan. “I feel great to be
would be a really nice idea to stage British.”
the ceremony at Goole High School Iliyana added: “It was a lot more
so that pupils can see for themselves exciting than I thought it would be. „ NEW CITIZENS: Councillor Christopher Matthews (in robes), chairman of East Riding of Yorkshire
what it’s all about and gain a better The ceremony made me feel quite Council, pictured with his wife Marilyn (2nd left) and participants in the citizenship ceremony
understanding of what it means to excited.”

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18 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010

Readers’ Day celebrates its tenth anniversary

A reading treat
„ BY Tom Du Boulay harder for top-quality, but lesser known This year we’re delighted that Sarah
writers to develop their readerships, Hall will be joined by three substantial
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the readers’ day programme offers the novelists relatively early on in their
opportunity for new and early career writing careers.
writers to present their work to readers On signing up, participants receive

T
his year, East Riding alongside more established writers. a book by their chosen author well in
Readers’ Day will take place Sarah Hall, who has been short-listed advance of the day giving them plenty
on Saturday, 22 May 2010 for the Man Booker Prize and has won of time to enjoy the book and think
from 10am - 4pm at Longcroft the Commonwealth Writer’s Prize for through what they’d like to discuss.
Best First Novel, will be joined by debut There’s always delicious food for lunch
School, Beverley (upper school
novelist Sarah Rayner, and by crime from Roberts and Speight and plenty of
site). writer Jim Creed and the acclaimed food for the mind in the form of book
Now in its tenth year, the East Joe Treasure. The mix of writing styles recommendations – in fact it’s the kind
Riding Readers’ Day has become one and subjects is designed to provide of day that could turn your reading life
of the most popular events in the something for everyone. upside down!
Yorkshire literary calendar. Based on John Clarke, literature officer for Tickets for Readers’ Day are priced at
a mix of readers’ group sessions with East Riding Libraries and organiser of £12 to include lunch, refreshments and
authors, panel discussions and great the day, said: “Given the diminishing, a book. For a booking form ring 01482
conversation about literary classics, it general availability of books by good 392699 or download it at www.bevlit.org
never fails to leave participants renewed authors without a track-record or media This event is organised by
in their love for literature. profile, we believe that it’s our duty Wordquake, the literature development
As it gets to celebrate the diversity of writing organisation run by East Riding of
that goes on off the radar of all but the Yorkshire Council Libraries and
biggest book stores. part-funded by Arts Council England
Yorkshire.

„ TREAT: A galaxy of talent at readers’ day

Highways surface dressing works

The programme seem to be valid comments. However, To reduce congestion to a minimum, the council promises to:
Surface dressing on the council’s highway surface dressing is an intervention
treatment, which is generally designed to
network will commence on Monday, 17 • Attach notes to all parked TO ENSURE THE COUNCIL
May, 2010 and should be completed by maintain the skidding resistance of the
road. The ideal time to surface dress is
vehicles notifying start of works PRODUCES A FINISHED
late September. Detailed information will the following day.
be available after 10 May, 2010 from any when the roads may appear to be in good PRODUCT TO A HIGH
condition, which ensures a sound surface • Erect signs at the entrance and
customer service centre or highway
exit of all streets to be treated to
STANDARD,YOU CAN HELP
customer care line on 0845 600 1666. to accept the dressing and when road
surface temperatures are higher between advise of the start of the works. BY:
Additionally, those who will be directly
affected will receive a more detailed April and September, to ensure the • Use the highest quality materials • Obeying all traffic control
leaflet, which will be delivered to their chippings are retained. Generally, on on all sites to minimise loss of systems
home address prior to the work starting. minor roads, a dressing is used to seal chippings. • Driving slowly over completed
As this work is weather dependent, the repairs and it may be necessary to apply a
• Avoid works: at peak periods and areas of work until speed
programme may be subject to change or further treatment within only one or two
years. within two days of a major event restriction signs have been
alteration.
on main roads. Also avoid works removed (this may be several
adjacent to schools or shops at days).
What is the process and why? peak periods. • Removing parked vehicles by
The process of surface dressing involves • Sweep loose chippings from the time requested (to return
the application of hot bitumen to the
major roads before they are to sites is very expensive both
road surface followed immediately by dry
opened to uncontrolled traffic for surface dressing and
chippings. The chippings are rolled into
• Sweep all other roads within 48 subsequent sweeping).
the road surface and the excess removed
by mechanical sweeper as soon as hours of opening to traffic. • Letting us know of any areas of
possible. On minor roads, the process is • Remove temporary speed limit sub-standard workmanship.
generally designed to seal the surface but and loose chipping signs when • Letting us know of any areas
in more heavily trafficked areas, larger the road is safe to operate at which may require further
chippings can be used to give a high level normal speeds. sweeping.
of skid resistance and surface texture
• Reinstate all important road
markings within 48 hours of the
Why do we do it?
road being swept.
Some people ask us “why do we need to
• Reinstate all other road
do this work? It is very disruptive, leaves
loose chippings, and the road does not markings within seven days of
need repairing”. At face value, these may the road being swept.
 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010 19

Get the positioning right here.

And you
won’t end up

Humberside BikeSafe team

invites all motorcyclists to one of their workshop days. On the day
your current skills will be assessed and you will be offered advice to
help make your riding safer and more enjoyable, as well as first on
the scene first aid advice.

Workshop Sessions
The workshop days are Sunday 2 May
from 8.30am – 3.30pm
and is split between
BEVERLEY To book your
Saturday 8 May
a classroom session
and an on the road
BEVERLEY place ring
Sunday 23 May
assessment ride. They
cost £35 per person
BRIGG 07989
Sunday 6 June
and places are limited
to 15 riders a session.
BEVERLEY
Sunday 20 June
396795
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Saturday 26 June BEFORE YOU SET OFF –CHECK
Op F BEVERLEY
Su enin REE
PETROL – got enough?
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20 WATER – radiator full?
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Bri 0 @ 25th nt
DAMAGE – is the bike sound?
dg Hu Sunday 18 July ELECTRICS – lights, horn, indicators – working?
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He Car ber il YOU – fit, hydrated, fed and READY?
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show combines first class

Get a spring in your step

HULL NEW music with the slickest
choreography and an
THEATRE amazing band.
The Bon Jovi
APRIL Experience Sat 10 April,
Kingston Square, 7.30pm. Tickets c£16.50
Recreating Bon Jovi live
Hull, HU1 3HF. in concert, The Bon Jovi
Bookings and info Experience performs all
(01482) 226655 the great hits: Livin On a

W
ITH a Also set to wow audiences with the very best music and www.hullcc.gov.uk/ Prayer, Keep the Faith, Bad
fantastic at Hull New Theatre this April song of the emerald isle, hullnewtheatre Medicine,You Give Love a
Bad Name, and many, many
array of live is Laughter in the Rain: The performed by many of the more.
Joe Longthorne Tues, 6
bands, dance shows Neil Sedaka Story (26 April world’s finest dancers and April, 7.30pm. Tickets £19- The Rocky Horror
£22.50. Joe has received Show Mon, 12-Sat, 17
– 1 May) musicians.
and musical theatre gold and platinum discs for April. Mon-Thurs 7.30pm,
This brand new musical Since its inception, Rhythm his albums and enjoyed sell Fri and Sat 5.30 and
arriving in the city, out concerts at the Royal 8.30pm.
follows the career of the of The Dance has played to
audiences are invited Albert Hall, but never tires Tickets £10-£31.50. Ready
legendary singer/songwriter, more than three million people of appearing in his home to thrill you with its frothy,
to come to Hull New from the innocent 50s to the in 43 countries around the town to his devoted fans. fun and naughty moments,
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Theatre and Hull City cynical 70s and beyond. world. Together with beautiful 7 April, 7.30pm. Tickets £17. them all, so sharpen those
Hall and put a spring With a career spanning costumes and wonderful Prepare to be dazzled, sing stilettos for the rockiest
and shout for more as the ride of your life.
in their step this April. six decades and dozens of production, this fully live number one Vegas show Bugsy Malone Thurs, 22-
hit singles, Neil Sedaka phenomenon delivers the comes to your theatre. Sat, 24 April. Nightly at 7pm
At Hull New Theatre, An audience with the and Sat 2.30pm. Tickets
has been inducted into the premier Irish dancing Chuckle Brothers £11-£15. Northern Theatre
audiences will not want to Thurs, 8 April, at 2pm and School presents Bugsy
Songwriters Hall of Fame, experience.
miss the return of The Rocky 5pm. Tickets £13. Having Malone by Alan Parker.
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Horror Show (12-17 April). of the ever successful Mon, 26 April-Sat, 1 May.
in his hometown of Brooklyn, Glam/Country Rock legends
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and was given a star on the Smokie (17 April) are set to the BBC, Paul and Barry and Sat 2.30pm. Tickets
Shearsmith (The League of have decided to interact
Hollywood Walk of Fame. please music fans with songs £15-£28.
Gentlemen) as the narrator, the live with their audience From the producers
Audiences are invited to from their extensive repertoire. and fans. of smash hit Rock N
show follows squeaky-clean
come and celebrate the career With a career spanning over ‘How sweet it is’ Roll musicals including:
sweethearts Brad and Janet „ TENTH ANNIVERSARY: Rhythm of The Dance Motown’s greatest hits Dreamboats and Petticoats,
of this remarkable songwriter, 40 years, Smokie have sold Fri, 9 April, 7.30pm. The Roy Orbison Story
on an adventure they’ll never
in a show that features all his out tours, gained platinum Tickets £16.50-£18.50. and Elvis The Musical,
forget, with the scandalous The ultimate celebration comes Laughter In The
great hits including Happy albums and written numerous not want to miss this journey £19.50 and tickets for Smokie Rain- a brand new show
Frank’n’Furter, rippling of the sweet sound
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Rocky and vivacious Magenta. popular demand. In its rise again of pop music’s
Amarillo, Love Will Keep Us Think You Know How To of one of Britain’s best loved - £20. ultimate survivor, Neil
Audiences should get eighth successive year this
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ready for a night of fun,
Rain. Rock’n’Roll To Me, It’s Your At Hull New Theatre, can be purchased from the
frolics and frivolity in this
Over at Hull City Hall, Life, and Oh Carol. tickets for The Rocky Horror Hull City Council’s booking
thrilling production of
fans of Irish dancing will be There is no smoke without Show (12 – 17 April) are office under the Hull City
HULL CITY The Luxembourg
Philharmonic
Richard O’Brien’s classic
delighted to hear that a special fire, so the saying goes – and priced at £10 - £31.50 and Hall, Carr Lane, Hull.
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including Sweet Transvestite, Hull, HU1 3RQ.
April) is coming to the city. release of a live DVD and a priced at £15 - £28. line, on (01482) 226655 or series this year, one of the
Damn it Janet and the pelvic- Bookings and info
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14 April,
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Katerina Steventon (01482)
863807 or 07816 035745.
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Friday, 9 April, 8pm
Wild Willy Barrett’s
Saturday, 17 April, 2pm
Alvin and the Chipmunks:
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Saturday, 24 April, 2pm
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entertainment
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FRI 23 APRIL Mozart’s Horn Concerto Wed 21-30 EBA World and Masters
include framed and four. Contact Mrs Walker
unframed pictures and a (01377) 270334. Pub Walks in the East SAT 24 APRIL K495. 7.30-9.30pm at All Blackball Pool
selection of hand made Riding. The Nancy is the Barn dance. Caller Geoff Saints Church, Pocklington.
£6, £4, children £1. Contact Thu 22 Dance 3
cards and some ceramic WED 21 APRIL starting point of this 3 mile Stokes to recorded music,
exhibits may also be on enjoyable walk around the American/faith supper. Michael Cooper 01759 Tue 27 Laff @ The Spa
Beverley Decorative 305929.
show. Thursday/Friday and Fine Arts Society local surrounding area. 7.30-11pm at Walkington
10am-5pm and Saturday 10.30am-12noon at The Primary School, Crayke Bridlington Priory Tue 27 East Riding Youth Dance
lecture. On Cupboards Church organ recital.
10am-4pm at Cottingham and in Drawers speaker Nancy, Church Street, Wells, Walkington. £2.50. Workshops
Civic Hall, Cottingham. Burton Pidsea. Contact Contact Fred Smith Robert Poyser of Beverley
Janusz Karczewski- Minster plays music by Wed 28 John Bishop SOLD OUT
Admission free. Contact Slowikowski. 10am-1.45pm Brian Bate 07899 994830. (01964) 550297.
Jackie Churchman or Mrs Taster day facial Spring fayre. Cakes, Mendelssohn, Widor,
at Willerby Manor Hotel, Guilmant and improvises
Tillotson (01482) 352840. Well Lane, Willerby. Free massage Complimentary bric a brac, plants, books,
facial massage for specific toys, puzzles, tombola and on themes suggested
to members or £5. At the by the audience. 6pm at
THURS 15 APRIL same time - Annual Lunch zone (jawline or eye area). fancy goods. Refreshments

box office:
10 mini-sessions available available. All welcome. Bridlington Priory Church.
Holderness Decorative at noon - all welcome. £8, £7 concessions, under
and Fine Arts Society. £20. Contact Marion Riley (20 mins each) - 10am-3pm 10am-noon at Trinity
a The Garden Retreat, Church School Room, 18s free, inc refreshments.
Lecture by Mr Peter (01482) 632652. Contact Michael Chaddock
Dewar entitled “Arms and Christian coffee break. Walkington and Questions Clifton Gardens, Goole.
(01262) 679468.
the Man. Heraldry Old Speaker Mike Hardy. 10am and Answer in the Barn Free. Contact Audrey
SUN 25 APRIL
Spring Watch at Oakhill
(01262) 678258
Prize crossword 111 Pond Safari. Hunt for
those ferocious pond
dwelling creatures lurking www.TheSpaBridlington.com
Win a pair of tickets to see
in the murky depths. 10am
at the Oakhill Car Park, South Marine Drive, Bridlington YO15 3JH
New Potter Grange, Goole.
Dance 3 and Tango 5 (see p 20) Contact Christopher
Dickinson (01482) 395210.
FBHVC Drive-it-Day at TUES 27 APRIL Christian singer/songwriter. FRI 7 TO break for tea between
Goathland. East Yorkshire 7.30-10pm at Methodist SAT 8 MAY services at Toll Gavel
Bound for Botany Bay. Church, Driffield. £5. Methodist/URC Church,
We’re giving away a pair of Thoroughbred Car Club East Yorkshire criminals
informal run from Hull Contact Keith Chapman Ferriby Dramatic Toll Gavel, Beverley.
tickets to see Dance 3 at The Spa transported to Australia 07870 265761. Contact Eileen Walker
to Goathland and display. in the 18th-19th Century Society production of
Bridlington, on 22 April at 7.30pm, David Tristrams “Ghost (01535) 665829/07931
9am-4pm at Display by Sheila Gardner, inc
and Tango 5 on 29 April at 7.30pm, NYMR Station, Goathland, SAT 1 MAY Writer”. 7.30pm at Ferriby 466810 or email
refreshments. 2.30-4pm at jimwalker@mistral.co.uk.
at Toll Gavel Methodist Church, “Heartbeats” Aidensfield. St Mary’s Parish Hall, North East Riding County Village Hall. £6 and £5
Beverley.The winner will be the Public free. Contact Arthur Choir. Michael Haydn concessions, book in South Cave Farmers
Bar Within, Beverley. £1 Market. 9am-1pm. South
first correct entry to be drawn Douglas (01482) 679245. members, £2 non-members. Requiem in C Minor, advance. Contact Mrs
Joseph Haydn Nelson Mass. Wilde (01482) 659442. Cave Primary School
from our postbag. Send your Contact W R M Usher- Playground, South Cave.
MON 26 APRIL Bacon 07970 886479. Musical Director Alan
entries to: Crossword No 111, East Spedding MBE. 7.30pm SAT 8 MAY
Riding News, Room HG115, County London Gardens Part SUN 9 MAY
Two. Speaker Tony Cleaver FRI 30 APRIL at Beverley Minster. £8, Welsh Hymn-Singing
Hall, Beverley, HU17 9BA, to arrive with slides for the East £12, £14. Accompanied Festival – Cymanfa Ganu. Looking at Amphibians.
Live Music Night children 16 and under Join us as we explore the
no later than 19 April. Don’t forget Riding Flower Club. Presented by Dark Moon. Leader Yvonne Robert,
to fill in the coupon with your 2-4pm at the Civic Hall, free. Contact Beverley organist Nicholas Page. ponds and search for newts
7.30pm. The Old Mill Tourist Information Centre and other amphibious
details. Usual ERN rules apply and Cottingham. £3. Contact Hotel and Restaurant, Mill Hymn-Singing mostly in
Judith Robinson (01482) (01482) 391672 or at the Welsh but with prayers, life. 10am at the Oakhill
the editor’s decision is final. Lane, Driffield. Booking door from 6.45pm, www. Car Park, New Potter
876279. is essential. Telephone readings and introductions
Name.............................................................. eastridingcountychoir.co.uk. in both languages 2-3.30pm Grange, Goole. Contact
(01377) 267284. Christopher Dickinson
Address.......................................................... Concert. John Wilson, and 4.45-6.30pm with a
(01482) 395210.
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Applying for East Riding of Yorkshire Council jobs

ONLINE LIBRARIES JOB CENTRE CONTACT US
The quickest way to apply is on line Apply online using free Job Centres have info East Riding of Yorkshire This council is pursuing
equality of opportunity in
internet access available on all council vacancies. Council recruitment
at www.recruiteastriding.co.uk employment. The council is
committed to safeguarding
at all East Riding Visit your local job services team on and promoting the
where full job details are available libraries centre for details (01482) 391238 welfare of children and
vulnerable adults

Easily find and apply for

Electronic applications offer council jobs at

www.recruiteastriding.co.uk

flexibility not available before

Online job
applications
hit 90%
„ BY Sarah Justice vacancies and includes helpful video- Spotlight on Angie Robinson, job coach at Worklink
guides to walk applicants through the
E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
process.
Once a simple registration page has Angie’s role is to assess and support people with learning disabilities and
been completed, jobseekers’ application help them into employment. She supports approximately 50 people with
learning disabilities who are in open employment.

T
he number of job applicants forms will pre-fill with their saved details
using the council’s recruitment to save time. Angie went to college and studied business studies and civil law. Angie
website to apply for jobs has Applications can be saved part-way says all of her family work with people with learning disabilities and it felt
risen steadily since the launch of the through to be finished at a later date and right for her to take a job in the same field.
applicants have a personal ‘homepage’
online facility in 2006, but reached an Since her time at college, she has completed an additional NVQ in care
where they can login with their
all time high between October and username and password to view all their and before taking the job at Worklink, worked in a residential home.
December 2009 with 90 per cent of applications and what stage they have Angie said: “It is important that people with learning disabilities are seen
job applications submitted online. reached. as part of society.
The council has made considerable Applying online is a good way of “My role is to support people into employment and if we think someone
demonstrating your computer skills to
savings through increased use of the is ready for open employment, we can match them up with a suitable
recruiting managers as well as supporting
online system in terms of paper, printing employer for between two and 15 hours a week. Jobs vary from milking
an environmentally friendly process.
and postage costs, as well saving staff cows to stacking shelves.
time inputting the personal information For those without internet access at
home, all East Riding libraries offer free “If needed, we can provide help with interview techniques and one-to-
and data of applicants. ANGIE ROBINSON
internet access and the recruitment team one support for the first few weeks.
Applicants benefit as the secure online job coach
system is available 24 hours a day and has a new email address to help with any Worklink “It’s brilliant that my job allows me to help people and make a big
full job details are instantly accessible. problems: help.applyonline@eastriding. difference to their lives.”
The website is updated daily with new gov.uk
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Applying for East Riding of Yorkshire Council jobs

ONLINE LIBRARIES JOB CENTRE CONTACT US
The quickest way to apply is on line Apply online using free Job Centres have info East Riding of Yorkshire
internet access available on all council vacancies. Council recruitment
at www.recruiteastriding.co.uk
www.recruiteastriding.co.uk at all East Riding Visit your local job services team on
where full job details are available libraries centre for details (01482) 391238

JOBS AT THE COUNCIL HOW TO APPLY FOR

JOBS ONLINE
Get more details and apply for these jobs online at the recruiter website, visit:
Visit the recruiter website at:
www.recruiteastriding.co.uk www.recruiteastriding.co.uk

Group Manager | Highway Maintenance Youth Worker

Services JNC: Qualified £26279 - £28461 (points 18-21) &
£48831 (point 57) + essential user car allowance Unqualified £24166 - £25574 (points 15-17) pro rata
Full-Time Permanent Beverley Part-Time Temporary Beverley
Post No: STR0278 Post No: INS0267-3/10
Closing Date: 13.4.10 Closing Date: 13.4.10

Unit Manager | Residential Children’s Local Action Officer

Services £26276 (point 31)
£35430 (point 42) Full-Time Temporary Beverley
Full-Time Permanent Pocklington Post No: PEC0030-03/10
Post No: CCS0160-3/10 Closing Date: 15.4.10
Closing Date: 9.4.10
Senior Child Care Officer | Residential
Children’s Services
School £23708 (point 28)

Crossing S T OP Full-Time Permanent Pocklington

Post No: CCS0162-03/10

Patrols Closing Date: 13.4.10

Part-time External Funding Officer

£23708 (point 28) pro rata
£7.04 per hour (point 9)
Job Share Permanent Beverley
Required on a term-time only basis at: Post No: PED0049
DRIFFIELD Wansford Road Closing Date: 16.4.10

S T OP
SNAITH Beast Fair
ANLABY Hull Road Area Supervisor
Full uniform and training are provided. £21519 (point 25)
We also seek standbys for all sites. Full-Time Permanent Location to be confirmed Applying for a job through the council’s
Post No: INF0206-3/10 recruiter website couldn’t be easier. The
For an informal discussion please contact Margaret Milburn,
school crossing patrol officer, tel (01482) 395704. Closing Date: 13.4.10 site shows every East Riding of Yorkshire
Application pack available by telephoning (01482) Council job currently available.You can
391202 - 24 hour job line or by visiting Support Services Team Leader search and apply for jobs online 24 hours
www.recruiteastriding.co.uk Post No: INF0073.
£19126 (point 21)
Full-Time Permanent Goole
a day, seven days a week.
Post No: SPS0621 Follow these simple steps to find
Closing Date: 13.4.10
and apply for jobs on the recruiter
Youth Worker website:
JNC: Qualified £15324 - £17100 (points 3-6) | & 1 Go to the recruiter website:
Unqualified £14143 - £14733
(points 1-2) pro rata
www.recruiteastriding.co.uk
Part-Time Permanent Hornsea 2 Log in or register with the
Post No: INS1052-3/10 recruiter site at the top right of
Closing Date: 13.4.10
the screen
Assistant Youth Worker 3 Use the ‘quick job search’ form to
JNC: Qualified £15324 - £17100 (points 3-6) or find a job you are interested in. Full
Unqualified £14143 - £14733 (points 1-2) pro rata job details and information is given
Part-Time Permanent Withernsea for each job on the site
Post No: INS0643-3/10
Closing Date: 13.4.10 4 Click on the ‘apply for this job’ at
the bottom of the job description
Accountancy Assistant and fill in the online form.You
£16830 (point 17) can save your progress on any job
Full-Time Permanent Beverley
application and continue with it
Post No: FIN0185-3/10
Closing Date: 16.4.10 any time you like.
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Applying for East Riding of Yorkshire Council jobs

ONLINE LIBRARIES JOB CENTRE CONTACT US
The quickest way to apply is on line Apply online using free Job Centres have info East Riding of Yorkshire
internet access available on all council vacancies. Council recruitment
at www.recruiteastriding.co.uk
www.recruiteastriding.co.uk at all East Riding Visit your local job services team on
where full job details are available libraries centre for details (01482) 391238

Press Office Assistant Adult Education Tutors Care Assistants (2 Posts)

£14733 (point 11) £14.13 - £20.90 per hour - according to experience & £7.63 per hour (point 11)
Full-Time Temp Beverley qualifications Part-Time Permanent Beverley
Post No: COM0022 Casual East Riding of Yorkshire Post No: ADS0474-3/10
Closing Date: 16.4.10 Post No: SSA01/05-3/10 Closing Date: 13.4.10
Interview Date: 27.4.10 Closing Date: 19.4.10
Night Care Assistant
Support Services Assistant - Level 2 Wetside Coach £7.63 per hour (point 11)
£13589 (point 9) £11.15 per hour (point 25) Part-Time Permanent Beverley
Full-Time Permanent Beverley Part-Time Permanent Hornsea Post No: ADS0475-3/10
Post No: LDS0088 Post No: CUL0751-3/10 Closing Date: 13.4.10
Closing Date: 13.4.10 Closing Date: 13.4.10

East Riding of Yorkshire Council Recruitment Pools

Apply for pool jobs through the recruiter website at: www.recruiteastriding.co.uk

In order to provide School Crossing Patrols | (Term Customer Services Assistants – We also have a number of temporary
time only) Dryside posts within Applegarth Court Extra Care
flexibility to allow the Post No: INF0073 Post No: CULPOOL2 scheme (Bridlington).
council to fill vacancies £7.04 per hour (point 9) £7.04 per hour (point 9) Numeracy and literacy are essential as
Vacancies at various sites and standbys Specific duties will involve maintaining high you will need to produce confidential
quickly as they arise, required for all sites. standards of cleanliness and health and written documentation.
Full uniform and training provided safety throughout the centre and achieving You will be expected to attend all
recruitment pools are
For an informal discussion please contact: high levels of customer care. Experience mandatory training and for permanent
operated across a variety Margaret Milburn – School Crossing of working in the leisure industry, positions complete NVQ 2 in Direct
Patrol Officer. Telephone: (01482) 395704. coaching qualifications, with experience Care.
of service areas. The pools Status: Open for applications at of supervising children’s activities and a The ability to travel across a wide
are advertised at various www.recruiteastriding.co.uk current First Aid Certificate would be geographical area is necessary for which
advantageous. an allowance for mileage is payable. You
times throughout the year Leisure Centre Recruitment Pools
Status: Open for applications at will be required to work flexibly as part of
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is always www.recruiteastriding.co.uk a current rota operating from 7am-10pm
at www.recruiteastriding.
looking for enthusiastic individuals to including weekends and bank holidays.
co.uk and in East Riding join its Leisure and Tourism sites across Customer Services Assistants – Join our award winning council that offers
the county. The pools below operate to Coach (Wet and Dry) a whole range of benefits including:
News. The quickest and source casual workers: Post No: CULPOOL4
• Strong and Supportive management
preferred way of applying is Customer Services Assistants – £11.15 per hour (point 25)
structure
Wetside Applicants should possess relevant
via our website. • Comprehensive training and
Post No: CULPOOL1 qualifications and be highly motivated with
development
£7.63 per hour (point 11) good customer care and communication
• Child Care Vouchers
Work will be on a casual basis and will skills.
Please note that should • Discounted leisure passes
involve maintaining high standards of Status: Open for applications at
• Local Authority discount scheme
you be successful in gaining service delivery, being actively involved www.recruiteastriding.co.uk
• Local Government pension scheme
in the health and safety and cleansing • Mileage allowance
entry into one of the pools, throughout the council’s centres. Home Care Assistant Pool |
Adult Services • Provision of works mobile phone
it does not guarantee Specific duties include life guarding, • Provision of works Satellite Navigation
supervising the public and promotiing Post No: STARSPOOL 03/10
employment with East council services. Ideally you will have some £7.63 per hour Previous applicants need not reapply
experience in the leisure industry with (point 11, £14,733 pro rata) unless there is evidence of further
Riding of Yorkshire Council. experience and/or qualifications.
wet and dry facilities and must possess Do you want to be part of our highly
a current RLSS National Pool Lifeguard For an informal discussion please contact
valued Short Team Assessment and Re-
qualification. Coaching qualifications will the duty senior care officer, tel (01262)
ablement Service Care Team?
be advantageous. 400133 or (01405) 768544
We are seeking to identify people who
Status: Open for applications at Closing date for applications 14 April 2010
wish to be considered for current and
www.recruiteastriding.co.uk Interview date: 26 April 2010.
future (part-time) vacancies in a caring
Status: Open for applications at
role within the council.
www.recruiteastriding.co.uk
Duties will include personal care and
social/domestic tasks for a wide age group
of service users within their own homes,
supporting them with rehabilitation and
enabling maximum independence.
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ONLINE LIBRARIES JOB CENTRE CONTACT US
The quickest way to apply is on line Apply online using free Job Centres have info East Riding of Yorkshire
internet access available on all council vacancies. Council recruitment
at www.recruiteastriding.co.uk
www.recruiteastriding.co.uk at all East Riding Visit your local job services team on
where full job details are available libraries centre for details (01482) 391238

Carer Relief Sitters Cycling Instructors Catering Assistant

£7.63 per hour (point 11) £7.63 per hour (point 11) £6.62 per hour (point 7)
Part-Time Permanent & Fixed Term Beverley/Goole/ Part-Time Permanent Various Locations Casual Seasonal Bridlington
Bridlington Post No: INF0817 Post No: CUL0816-3/10
Post No: ADS0479 Closing Date: 13.4.10 Closing Date: 13.4.10
Closing Date: 13.4.10
Customer Services Assistant - Wetside Customer Services Assistants - Cleaners |
Customer Services Assistant - Receptionist £7.63 per hour (point 11) (2 Posts)
£7.63 per hour (point 11) Part-Time Permanent Hornsea £6.29 per hour (point 4)
Part-Time Permanent Pocklington Post No: CUL0763-3/10 Part-Time Permanent Bridlington
Post No: CUL0499-3/10 Closing Date: 13.4.10 Post No: CUL0627-3/10
Closing Date: 16.4.10 Closing Date: 16.4.10

SCHOOLS BASED JOBS

Get more details and apply for these jobs online at the recruiter website, visit: www.recruiteastriding.co.uk

Attendance & Welfare successful 11-18 school with 1830 Post No: DRIFFAO. will join one of our two teams lunchtime break. You will join our
Manager students on roll (320 in the Sixth Closing Date: 23.4.10. of supervisors, working under well-motivated team, who organise
£26276 (point 31) Form) serving pleasant suburbs in the direction of a senior midday activities to promote positive
BRIDLINGTON the East Riding of Yorkshire. Teaching Assistant (P/T) supervisor: play, assist in the dining hall and
Required from Easter 2010, we are The school is committed to £7.63 per hour (point 11) • ensuring a secure, safe deal with pupils requiring first aid.
looking to recruit to a new and safeguarding and promoting the ANLABY environment for our pupils in the There may be occasions when you
innovative Attendance and Welfare welfare of children and young Required for September 2010 11-16 age range who are on the will be expected to cover in the
Manager to lead the Raising people and expects all employees at Springhead Primary School, premises during lunchtime school kitchen.
Attendance strategy at Bridlington to share this commitment. The Anlaby an experienced teaching • making sure good order is Hours: Monday to Friday for one
School Sports College. You will suitability of all prospective assistant with experience of display, maintained by our pupils in the hour 15 minutes each, term-time
work in partnership with teachers, employees will be assessed during design and implementation in allocated areas of the school - only.
pastoral teams, students, parents/ the recruitment process, in line an educational setting. You will various areas are allocated on a This post is subject to an enhanced
carers, multiple agencies and the with this commitment. have strong creative flair with rota-system CRB clearance.
community. Experience of working To request an application pack proven artistic ability and be able • providing help and assistance to Visits to the school are welcome
as an Education Welfare Officer is please contact the school, tel to design and sew costumes for any injured or distressed children by appointment with Mrs Tina
essential. (01482) 659356 - 24 hour voice school productions. Experience of - first aid support is readily Garland, School Business Manager,
Hours: full-time for 37 hours per mail email independently managing ordering available tel (01405) 763716.
week (candidates should be willing enquiries@wolfreton.co.uk or systems and supporting the KS1 • operating fairly the lunchtime Application pack available by
to work outside school hours and via www.wolfreton.co.uk and curriculum is essential. queuing system. visiting www.recruiteastriding.co.uk
term times). download an application pack. Post Hours: 10 per week (4 mornings You will have a firm, patient and or telephoning (01482) 391202 -
This post is subject to an Enhanced No: WOLFRETONPA. Closing and Friday afternoon) however helpful personality and be able 24 hour job line or emailing
CRB check. Date: 14.4.10. flexibility is also required to work to relate to young people with a kingsway.primary@eastriding.gov.
Application packs are available additional hours when required variety of needs and backgrounds. uk - please note the school closes
from Michelle Brannick, tel (01262) Administrative Officer together with the availability to All potential applicants are for Easter Holidays from 26.3.10
672593, email £16830 (point 17) pro rata cover sickness absence at short welcome to visit the school to until 12.4.10.
brannickm@bscampus.net or visit DRIFFIELD notice. meet with the senior supervisors Post No: KWMA410.
the school website at Driffield Junior School seeks an The school is committed to to see what the work involves. Closing Date: 23.4.10.
www.bridlingtonschool.eril.net experienced administrator to join safeguarding children and An enhanced CRB check will be Interview Date: 17.5.10.
Post No: BRIDAWM. the team in its busy school office, promoting their welfare and required.
Closing Date: 12 noon 12.4.10. supervising the workload of three expects all staff to share this Hours: one hour 15 minutes per
Interview Date: 16.4.10. part-time staff and reporting to the commitment. day Monday to Friday, term-time
school business manager. Application form and further only.
Pastoral Manager You will be responsible for a wide details available in person from Application form and further
£19126 (point 21) pro rata range of clerical, reception and the school or send a (large letter details available from the school
Kirk Ella administrative support within the SAE 52p) to Springhead Primary website at
Required from 7 June 2010 at school. Excellent communication, School, Wolfreton Road, Anlaby, www.Longcroft.eriding.net or
Wolfreton School and Sixth Form ICT and financial management skills, HU10 6QT. Please note: we do not directly from the school office, tel
College, Kirk Ella for 37 hours per together with a flexible approach, accept online applications. (01482) 862171.
week, Monday to Friday, term-time are essential. Experience of SIMS Post No: SPRINGTA. Post No: LONGMDS2.
only. This is an exciting opportunity and FMS would be an advantage. Closing Date: 16.4.10.
working under the direction of Hours: 37 per week, term-time plus Interview Date: 5.5.10. Midday Supervisors
an experienced Learning Manager five days. (3 P/T Posts)
offering front line pastoral support Application form and information Midday Supervisors £6.62 per hour (point 7)
for a year group of 270 students. pack available from Mrs K (2 P/T Posts) GOOLE
Experience of working with young Hamilton, Business Manager, £6.62 per hour (point 7) Kingsway Primary School, Goole
people aged 11-16 is essential Driffield Junior School, Bridlington BEVERLEY seeks three enthusiastic, friendly,
however full training and support Road, Driffield,YO25 5HN, tel Required from April 2010 at caring and flexible people to
will be provided. (01377) 253371 or email Longcroft School, a Performing ensure their pupils have a safe
Wolfreton is a popular and driffield.juniors@eastriding.gov.uk Arts College, in Beverley. You and secure environment for the
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used for a year and a half, with
USB cable, £90 ONO. Tel:
ELECTRICIANS Police Registered Contractor
Always ask where your waste is disposed of. If your waste is to be
(01377) 272124.
Parakeet/cockatiel cage, sprite electrical treated at a YW Facility you should receive a Waste Transfer Note. (01964) 562413
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with extras, £35. Large budgie All domestic electrical installation work undertaken
cage, good clean cond with Work certified and guaranteed www.tonycook.co.uk
extras, £30. Will deliver in the Trade and domestic enquiries welcome.
Bridlington area Tel: (01262) All work complies to BS 7871 & Part P regulations
674166. Professional clean and efficient at a cost effective price
Fridge in excellent condition, Quality and safety assured
white, 45cm x 45cm x 50cm GARDENING SERVICES
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£40 Tel: 07889 844042. Telephone: (01262) 403592
Two tickets, Simply Red, E-mail: spriteelectrical@live.co.uk HOME IMPROVEMENT SOLAR ELECTRICITY
Dalby Forest, Sat 26 June,
7.30pm, £76. Tel: (01757)
You don’t need green fingers
Magnum power electric Nebulizer, Sidestream as new, Has the winter weather taken it’s toll on your
289177.
Caravan parts, wheel clamp
shredder, 1800W, no longer
needed, £40. Tel: (01482)
£45. Tel: (01482) 562497.
Seed trays etc, plastic plant
You just need Green Thumb 
property? Is your paintwork and SOLAR ELECTRICITY
£15, whale water pump, £10,
refrigerator covers, £10, 13
635661.
Memory foam mattress,
pots, different sizes, free
for collection. Tel: (01964)
Timber looking faded? FOR YOUR HOME
pin adaptor £15, ALKO wheel king size, nearly new, cost 612725. If so contact Paul now! Exterior and IS IT TIME FOR YOU TO GO
clamp receiver, £20. Tel: £500 will accept £250, buyer to Premier easy bath walk-in interior home maintenance, Reliable CLEAN AND GREEN?
(01377) 257040. collect. Tel: (01430) 441916 bath, VGC, ideal for disabled service with customer satisfaction.
Dining room chairs in Generate your own fuel supply and get a
Cross trainer, Orbitrek persons, cost over £2000 Discounts to OAP’s and UK Armed Services. great return on your investment with
mahogany, four, of which two Platinum with instruction video, new, accept £250. Tel: (01262)
are carvers. Superb cond, £130. little used, £50 ONO, Gas fire, 469138. the new Feed In Tariff
Tel: (01482) 679076.
Paul’s Indoor and Outdoor Home Improvements To discover more about how a Solar PV
Living Flame, to fit 22inch x Speedway Star magazine
Trailer, Erde 122, as new, £175 16inch opening £100 ONO. collection, 1975-1982, 1997- Tel: 01262 603950 or 07960 691673 system can work for you contact Bob
ono. Tel: (01262) 677112. Tel: (01964) 631937. 2005, £25 ONO. Tel: 07752 Clarkson at Home Solar on
Pair Victorian tub chairs, Motor cycle jacket, all 594202. Centre Grimsby. Tel: (01482) for over 55s, in pleasant area of
male and female, burgundy weather (AKITO), mens XXL, Moses basket with stand, 671085. Scunthorpe, good decorative 075 885 836 71 • 01430 861 753
fabric, VCG, turned front legs, black and blue, Ex cond, £40. £8, baby bouncer chair with 16mm, 8mm and 9.5mm order with G/C/H and D/G, bob@homesolar.org.uk
original castors, £190. Tel: Tel: (01430) 422291 vibration £7, Fisher Price Take- film projectors, cameras and gardens front and rear, close
(01964) 537719 Panasonic breadmaker, Along Swing with 5 speeds any other associated items. Tel: to shops and bus stop for same/
Woodturning lathe on stand,
Ex cond, many accessories,
£20, two large suitcases, c/w
wheels and handle, £10 each,
and music, £10. Tel: (01964)
536936.
(01482) 641166.
Large shed for geese, in good
similar in Hull/Beverley area.
Tel: (01724) 277085. TREE SURGERY
tools, and wood blanks. food processor, unused, £10, Yamaha flute Model 211 with condition. Tel: 07972 930042. 1 bed bungalow in Hunmanby,
Absolute bargain, good reason Based in Beverley
electric halogen heater, auto carry case, £155. Tel: (01482) www.greenthumb.co.uk
Girls trendy dresses and spacious, modernised, close
for sale, £200. Tel: (01964) oscillation, £10. Tel: (01482) 655127. clothes from Next, Monsoon, to all amenities, nice area for
551461 842099. Ritz Club log effect stove Zara etc, age 4-8. Tel: (01482) house or bungalow in Beverley
Plaster black cat, sitting with
red ball, very old, £30 ONO,
Door, 6ft 8inch H x 2ft 8inch
W, half glass panes, £15, rotary
with 2 heat levels, 2kw fan
heater, £20. Tel: (01482)
GreenSpace Landscapes 897236 or 07521 917349.
Leather Chesterfield suite
or surrounding areas, rural
considered. Tel: 07766 286857
oval mirror bevelled 24inch x clothes airer as new £10. Tel: 861935. or separate chairs, also antique or 07990 852267.
34inch, £30 ONO. Tel: (01482) ALL GARDENING/LANDSCAPING WORK UNDERTAKEN Art Deco leather chairs. Tel: I am a fully quali¿ed, female tree surgeon that offers an
07810 548342 (Pocklington Pine TV cabinet, 36inch H x 1 bed bungalow East Hull for
896736. area) 21inch D x 33inch W, £25. Tel:
PATHS • PATIOS • PONDS • GARDEN MAINTENANCE & CLEARANCE 07967 708734. 1 or 2 bed bungalow or house expert and economical service in all aspects of tree work.
Antique pine double and Chest freezer, Zanussi, 33inch (01377) 255637. Domestic and commercial landscaping contractors Dead laptop computer, will East Riding/surrounding areas.
single bathroom cabinets, H x 21½ W x 21½ D, white, Musto Blouson, size L, milk • No job too large or too small. • Call for a free quote today collect. Tel: (01482) 679076. Tel: (01482) 707861. My services include:- A free quotation Service, Tree Felling
mirrored fronts, plus other capacity 102 lt, good cond, £30. chocolate colour, never worn, • We are highly experienced and fully qualified Triang transcontinental 4 bed semi in Bubwith for and Clearing, Tree Pruning and Reducing, Hedge Trimming,
accessories to match, £25. Tel: Tel: (01964) 541147. £50 ONO. Tel: 07890 800719. You can be sure of getting what you want at a fair price. train, overhead electric type similar in town or city location, Stump Grinding, Site clearance and General Maintenance.
(01482) 867912. Bag, set of four bowls, Virtuose straight saxophone preferred and steeple cab, also all areas considered, York,
Pressure barrels, four x 20 Drake Pride, size 4 H, water with carry case, £155. Tel: Contact Kevin now on 07825 768129 overhead wires and masts. Howden, Hedon, Beverley No job too big or small. Me and my team pride ourselves
pints, two large fermenters, two proofs, jacket and trousers X (01482) 655127. Hornby Dublo three rail also preferred. No timewasters on our after job clear-up and are known for leaving gardens
small, pressure gauge and lots E mail: greenspace@gmx.co.uk wanted. Tel: (01405) 763584. please. Text details. Tel: 07544
large, VGC, £60. Tel: (01377) Jaycee oak Dutch dresser tidier than when we started.
more, all sterilized, cost over 232802. with removable top, as new, Trailer tent in good condition, 155055.
£100, accept £15. Tel: (01377) abdominal seat exerciser and remove free of charge. Tel: cash waiting. Tel: (01482) For a free estimate or advice please contact Jo Ford on:
Dulux paint, ‘Blue Babe’, £250. Tel: (01482) 861690. with adjustable foot bar and (01482) 666077. 4 bed house in Hessle, near
236788. sealed £5, three rolls teal Box of brass, some antique, 666877. all amenities for 3 bed house
Gold Sovereign, Queen daisies on beige wallpaper, ideal for pub or old cottage,
resistance, £10. Tel: (01377)
217199.
Market stall, miniumum 8ft,
boards/cover optional, also
Football and rugby in rural areas near bus/train Tel: (01964) 552881 or 07751 216985
Victoria, £200. Tel: (01482)
888388.
sealed, £5 each, two white voile £200 ONO. Tel: (01262) Cadet boots, size 6, hardly folding display board approx 6ft
programmes pre 1960. Tel:
(01482) 643247.
routes, other areas considered Email: ambertreeservices@live.co.uk
panels, sealed £5 each. Tel: 678905. worn, good condition, £15 x 6ft. Tel: (01482) 665732. apart from Anlaby/Beverley.
Computer table 36inch x (01482) 897727. Tyres, four nearly new 155/80 Hull Brewery and Moors’ Tel: 07815 996845.
30inch x 18inch, slide out shelf, ONO. Tel: (01377) 217199 Old railway items, station and Robson advertising shops/schools etc for 2/3 bed in Pocklington. Text with
Beige carpet and underlay, 9ft R13 on steel rims. £15 each Large oval dining table, dark signs, notices, locomotive 3 bed semi in Keyingham,
med wood colour, also swivel 6inch x 9ft 3inch, £25, cream or £50 the lot. Tel: (01430) items, also beermats and other large gardens back and front, house in rural areas, other information. Tel: 07811
chair, adjustable, Good cond, oak, 4 plus 2 carver chairs, name and works plates, lamps, brewery collectables. Tel: 07802 areas may be considered. Tel: 721485.
carpet 10ft x 7ft 6inch, both 425527. cream leather seats, brand new, signalling items, badges, buttons, conservatory, school, shops,
£30. Tel: (01482) 649995. good cond, 4ft round Chinese Morphy Richards filter 235292. pub, doctors all nearby for 07773 032398. 2 bed house in Bedford, for
Bevelled mirror, pine frame, still packed, cost £999, accept clocks, anything old, cash paid.
2 bed bungalow in Withernsea, 2 bed house/flat/bungalow in
rug, £25. Tel: (01482) 864507. coffee machine with milk £250. Tel: (01482) 627411. Tel: (01757) 288517. house or bungalow, Seathorne if
29inch x 23inch, £10, paintings,
two oil on canvas, scenic,
Imperial Typewriter, long frother, table top gas barbeque, Mini side stepper with Book, ‘Secret Army of East EXCHANGE possible in Withernsea, council D/G, G/C/H, shower, garden, Beverley or Goole (rented).
carriage, manual, £25, Sharp’s £10 each. Tel: (01964) 602279. or HA. Tel: (01964) 622608 or warden assisted, for same or Tel: 07958 040533 or 07999
artist Enderby, mount set in resistance tubes, counter to Riding’, published by Hutton
ground/first floor flat close to 806546.
standard typewriter, electronic, Micra Mobility Scooter, measure steps/calories burnt Press. Tel: (01377) 256154. 5 bed detached house, Hull, 07851 909344.
decorative gold frame, £25. Tel: £40. Tel: (01482) 632087. good condition, fits in car boot, G/C/H, D/G, large garden and 3 bed parlour house in Hessle Square. Tel: (01482) 3 bed house in West
(01482) 649995. and time, cost £49.99 new, £10 Hat Pins, private collector,
509444.
Double ‘Anywhere’ Airbed, £175. Tel: 07847 356956/07948 ONO. Tel: (01377) 217199. reasonable prices paid. Tel: off-street parking, beautifully Beverley for same or 4 bed Hull, nicely decorated,
Small tumble dryer, 27inch with legs so it’s raised from 920010. decorated for 3 bed house in Cottingham or Beverley villages. 2 bed 1st floor flat in drive, gardens for 2-3 bed
H x 19inch D x 20inch W, £25. Mahogany fire surround (01482) 655589.
floor, with carry case and air Oak refectory table, solid with white marble insert and BSA B31 or B33 Motorcycle Beverley. Tel: (01482) 217632 Tel: 07970 634511. Bridlington, large, for 2 bed, house, bungalow or flat in
Tel: (01759) 303547 pump (folds away), £80 ONO. oak, 5ft 6inch x 2ft 6inch, £145. or 07816 134455. 2 bed bungalow in Garton most things considered in and Withernsea. Tel: (01964)
TV cabinet, ‘old fashioned’ hearth, £75 ONO. Tel: (01377) or Spares, any condition,
Tel: 07984 824016. Turned standard lamp with 217199. Norton big 4-stroke singles, 2 bed house in Hedon, off- on the Wolds, E/C/H and D/G, around Driffield area. Tel: 622608 or 07930 900807.
style, Queen Anne legs, two ‘Rio 4’ Mobility Scooter, glass globe, £65. Tel: (01482) street parking, in a cul-de-sac gardens front and rear, warden 07861 792684. 3 bed house in North
door, veneered, attractive piece Double glazed window and Toyota Landcruiser 4.2 TD, any
as new, used twice, try out if 843181. frame, 43inch x 43inch, £15. condition. Tel: (01482) 896319 for 2 bed house Beverley or 2 assisted for similar in rural area. 3 bed house in Goole, quiet Newbald for 3 bed in Hull or
of furniture, med colour, Good required, owners handbook, Five pieces of G plan bed G/F flat Beverley. Tel: 07599 Tel: (01377) 250794. cul-de-sac, front and rear surrounding areas. Tel: 07919
cond, £30 ONO. Tel: (01482) Tel: (01964) 624517. or 07788 453318.
£250. Tel: (01430) 430065. furniture, VGC, offers. Tel: Contemp silver fireside Trailer for general use etc. Tel: 671020 or 07599 671162. 4 bed house in Hessle, near gardens, not overlooked at 566918.
649995. Antique leaded lights, set of (01405) 763481. 2 bed G/F flat in Beverley all amenities for 3 bed house back, for 2/3 bed Spaldington, 3 bed house in Howden,
Companion/Minivator companion set on stand, 07963 681421.
four in hardwood frames, ex 2 basket weave chairs, 1 new, was £60, will accept £25. Book, ‘Sparks Around for similar between Hedon/ in rural areas near bus/train Eastrington or surrounding G/C/H, large gardens for 3
Stairlift, right hand stairlift, public house, size 53cm x 84cm, green, 1 gold, suit conservatory Withernsea. Tel: 07776 routes, other areas may be villages. Tel: (01405) 764456. bed house in Goole. Any
144inch, Ex cond, £250. Tel: Expanding tripod in case, £20. The Bridge’ by H Hutson,
£240. Tel: (01265) 850132. or bedroom, £50. Tel: (01430) Tel: (01482) 875209 originated Fishing Heritage 259784. considered. Tel: 07815 996845. 2 bed house in Wilberfoss area considered. Tel: 07743
(01377) 222166. Ladies bicycle ‘Raleigh 422460. (HA) for 2 or 3 bed house 410338.
Wet suit, ladies size small, £10, Computer table, beech and 2 bed end bungalow, spacious, 2 bed house in Hessle, near
Richmond’, lightweight, dynamo Black safety working boots, silver, gas operated chair, both
mens wet suit, size XL, £10, lights, 12 gears, panniers, black, size 8, never worn, boxed, £5.
large boots, £5, ladies body wet VGC, £60. Tel: (01482) 652645/ Tel: 07801 286928.
as new, £70 ONO. Tel: (01430)
860228.
PLACE YOUR MAY SMALL AD FR££ SERVICE!
suit by Skins, medium size, Ex (01964) 534684. Collection of old radios,
cond, £10. Tel: (01377) 236788. Jade plant, massive, healthy, both valve and early transistor Have you anything you want to buy, sell or swap?
Record lathe, three sets tools, suitable for large conservatory types, wood and Bakelite, £200 WANTED If so, simply complete and return this form to the FOR SALE/WANTED/EXCHANGE (delete appropriate), item details: ____________
various chucks, many extras, complete with ceramic jade ONO. Tel: (01964) 534769.
books etc, also many wood Model railways and Triang address below. Small ads are free and have a maximum ____________________________________________________________________
colour pot, £50. Tel: (01482) Hotter Ladies Comfort of 25 words (including your contact details).
veneer sheets, Price negotiable. 653978. Shoes, 2 pairs, 1 red, 1 cream, Minic, any age, make or
Tel: (01482) 896591 condition. Tel: (01482) 881331. The maximum price on any form is £250 and due ____________________________________________________________________
‘Baxi Gas Flame’ gas fire, never worn, size 8, £15 per
Cane rocking chair, £35, Ex cond, hardly used, only as pair. Tel: (01262) 603253. Old buttons for arts and crafts, to limited space submission does not guarantee ____________________________________________________________________
bedroom tub chair, £25, four a focal point, complete with Readers Digest collection old costume jewellery, glass publication. Adverts that do not appear will have to
cottage style dining chairs, £60, all fittings, £50. Tel: (01482) of hard back books, 60 classic beads, necklaces, bracelets, cash be resubmitted. ____________________________________________________________________
small corner lamp table, 29inch 575370. books, encyclopaedias, Ex cond, paid. Tel: (01430) 421472. For items over £250 please contact Keeley Mills
H, £15. Tel: (01377) 254223. Shepherd’s Crook and un-read, £60. Tel: (01964) Old dolly tubs, gin traps, pole on (01482) 391460 to arrange a paid for advert. PRICE: __________________ Tel (inc STD): __________________________________
Dorema Highlander walking sticks, all hand-made 615889. traps, old wire tatey baskets, For house exchanges please state where you
Motorhome, Annex, Ex cond good prices paid. Tel: (01430) ALL SMALL AD ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY 17 APRIL
including pheasant head, rabbit, Caravan spare wheel carrier currently live and where you would like to exchange to
and tie down kit, £170. Tel: dog, duck, badger, all hand plus new wheel and 195 70 14 432551. (must be in the East Riding).
(01482) 863954. painted, from £20. Tel: (01262) tyre, £75. Tel: (01759) 306719. Motorcross, off road, road bike Send this form to: Small ads, East Riding News, Room HG115, County Hall,
Computer, WinXP, full for project, anything considered, Details for small ads can not be taken over
602083. Brooks and Bentley limited the phone. Beverley, HU17 9BA or email: smallads@eastriding.gov.uk
system, b/band ready, Word, Large trailer, 8ft x 5ft, chassis edition snow leopard with cash waiting. Tel: (01482)
Excel, photo etc, VGC, £80, solid but needs relining, £70 certificate, £50. Tel: (01377) 870435 or 07890 298557.
Lexmark three in one printer, Greenhouses, unwanted House exchanges, please note: council tenants who have a secure tenancy may apply to exchange (swap) their homes with another secure tenant or
ONO. Tel: (01482) 840879. 217199.
VGC, new black cartridge, £20. Kirsty Galagher sit on aluminium greenhouses, any housing association tenant. This may include tenants of other councils. No move can take place without the landlord’s written approval.
Tel: (01482) 872254. age or condition, will dismantle
28 EAST RIDING NEWS APRIL 2010

Race for Lighthouse proves perfect location for a romantic gesture

life entries
THERE is still time to sign up
to get fit and raise money for
charity by taking part in Race for
Life 2010 at Sewerby Hall, near
Bridlington, on Sunday, 27 June.
Love is in the air at
Flamborough
Women and girls of all ages
can enter the event where they
can walk, jog or run the five km
(three mile) course.
Race for Life is the UK’s largest
women only fundraising event
and is organised by Cancer
Research UK.
Entry costs £12.99 per „ BY Jonathan Howell went to the lighthouse, where staff told
person which covers the cost of her a gift was waiting for her at the top
E. eastridingnews@eastriding.gov.uk
administration, and all participants of the stairs.
get a medal and goodie bag at the When Robyn climbed to the top and
found Antony in a dinner jacket, how
finish.

F
lamborough lighthouse was could she say no to him?
Training plans and official
the perfect place to propose She said: “It was quite an elaborate
merchandise are available on the
for romantic Antony way to ask and really sweet because I
website. used to go for holidays there when I
There is also the opportunity Bidmead.
was younger. It was a beautiful sunny
for entrants to set up their own His intended, Robyn Harling, had day and it was nice to be back at the
fundraising page. holidayed there as a girl and told him lighthouse.
For more information, or to how much she loves the location. “The lighthouse has lots of
register for the event log on to He said: “I thought I’d try the memories from my childhood. It’s still
www.raceforlife.org or call 0871 lighthouse as a long shot. I was very immaculate inside - it’s beautiful.”
641 1111. grateful they would help. People had to Antony said: “The staff were
come in to work especially.” brilliant - I had an image in my head

Dance3 Robyn followed instructions in a

card Antony left at her house and
of what I wanted to do and they were
really helpful. Everything worked out
brilliantly.”
ON Thursday, 22 April National The lighthouse has now reopened for
Dance Network will be the summer season and is open every
presenting Dance3, a triple bill day except Friday from 11am until
of new work from the next 4pm. Admission is £3 for adults and
generation of dance makers, at £2 for children, students and those
The Spa, Bridlington at 7.30pm. over 60. Family tickets and group
This is a chance to experience bookings are also available. More
information is available on (01262)
dance in a new dimension,
673 769.
three performances showcasing
professional choreographers
and their collaborators in one
evening. „ Robyn Harling
Afterwards the audience Surprised visitor
will have a chance to ask the
choreographers and dancers The lighthouse has
questions about the performance lots of memories from
and process of making it.
For full details and preview my childhood. It’s still
clips visit: www.dance3.org immaculate inside - it’s
There will also be a pre-talk
show at a cost of £2 each to help beautiful
de-mystify new contemporary
dance and the process of making
it which will give students a good
insight into life as a dancer.
Tickets are available costing
adults £8, concessions £6.50,
discounts for school parties,
from the Spa Box Office (01262)
678258.
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