S T I C K N E YN E W S

Don’t forget to add an hour – 25/26 March

MARCH 2017

Welcome to the latest edition of the magazine, I hope you are all still finding it interesting. We would still welcome any new ideas for the magazine, so if you can think of anything that might be of interest to other people do let us know. If you are putting any events on in the village hall, that you wish people to attend, please remember to advertise in this magazine so everyone will know about it. As you may know the Stickney Show Committee is no longer part of the Parish Council. The new Show Committee would welcome new members to help with the organizing the Show, or maybe you could volunteer to help for a couple of hours on the day - they need as much man power as they can get to help the event run well. Welcome to any newcomers to the village, I hope you will soon settle in and be happy in our community. You will find lots of information in here and important phone numbers are at the back. 

THE FIRST FUND RAISING EVENT TO HELP FUND STICKNEY SHOW 2017

EASTER PRIZE BINGOat

SATURDAY 08 APRILat

STICKNEY YOUTH CENTREDoors Open 6.30pmEyes Down 7.30pm

Refreshments & RaffleIf you would like to donate any prizes for the bingo or raffle

please contact Margo on 01205 480015

WHAT’S ON WEEKLY IN STICKNEY?(Fixed weekly meetings in the Village Hall (VH) and Youth Centre (YC))

TUESDAY’S

Ladies Club 7.30pm (2nd Tues in month) (YC) 01205 480292

Badminton Junior and Senior 7.00pm (VH) 01205 368077

Stickney & District Gardening Club 7.30pm (YC) 01205 480802 (4th Tuesday in month)

WEDNESDAY’S

Short Mat Bowls 1.00pm - 4.00pm (VH) 01205 480397

Table Tennis 7.30pm (winter months only) (YC) 01205 481212

THURSDAY’S

Thursday Over 60’s Club 1.30pm - 4.00pm (YC) 01205 480802 (1st Thursday in month)

Short Mat Bowls 6.30pm - 9.00pm (VH) 01205 480397

Parish Council Meeting 7.30pm (YC) 01205 270352 (First Thursday in the month with Public Forum 7.15pm)

FRIDAY’S

Cash Bingo, eyes down 7.30pm (YC) 01205 480661

11 March Prize Bingo 6.30pm for 7.30pm start Proceeds to Church Funds

08 April Prize Bingo 6.30pm for 7.30pm startProceeds to Stickney Show Committee

ST LUKE’S CHURCHAs I write this the weather forecast has suggested snow for the end of the week, and there were a few tiny flakes hitting my windscreen as I set off for the Church Coffee Morning. Hopefully the only patches of white covering the ground will be the snowdrops under my trees as well as in the churchyard and along the Carrington Straight. They have suddenly emerged, clearly visible amongst the debris of autumn and early winter. Beautiful yet delicate they herald the coming of spring flowers and the anticipation of renewal in gardens and countryside. Nature's cycle is something to wonder at and give thanks for.

Enjoy your Shrove Tuesday pancakes and then you are invited to St Luke's on WEDNESDAY 01 MARCH for our Service with Ashing at 11.00am. This will be followed with Soup and Rolls served by older students from the William Lovell Academy. Last year it was great fun and we hope to offer them much support and encouragement.

FRIDAY 03 MARCH 10.30am the service for the Women's World Day of Prayer will be held in Spilsby's New Life Fellowship Church (opposite St. James'). The service has been created by the women of the Philippines. Afterwards we chat together over bring and share refreshments. If anyone would like to attend and needs transport please contact 01205 480661.

WEDNESDAY 08 MARCH in St Luke's at 7.00pm we will be holding the ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING when the activities and accounts of 2016 will be presented. The Church is the oldest village building. We would appreciate your presence and interest.

PRIZE BINGO Saturday 11 March at 7.30pm in Stickney Youth Centre - our first fund-raising event of this year. Yet again we ask for your generosity by donating prizes, and invite you to join us for the evening.

REMINDING AGAIN: The ANNUAL AUCTION for our Cluster of Churches will be on 13 MAY at 2.00pm in Stickney Village Hall.

POSTAGE STAMPS which were collected through 2016 have been passed on to THE LEPROSY MISSION. Thank you for your support. There is a box for postage stamps on your left as you enter St Luke's. We are asked to leave a margin of 5mm when we cut them from envelopes.

FLOOR REPAIRS: At last the work has begun to replace the area which had dry rot at the rear of the Church. It has taken so much time to set things in place for the change to a solid floor. We have to work with our architect and the D.A.C. and usethe correct materials for a listed building. It will be quite exciting to have this area of the Church in use again.

ST. LUKE'S is an OPEN CHURCH, unlocked daily around 9.00am until approximately 4.00pm. Its space is there for each and everyone of us.

Rural Dean: Canon Peter Coates 01790 752526

Parish Priest ad PCC Chairperson:Rev’d Fran Jeffries 01205 481183

Church Wardens : Mrs A Brady 01205 480661 Mrs B Gosling 01205 480641

PCC Secretary: Mrs M Weston 01205 480127

Treasurer (General Funds):Mrs D Cooley 01205 480397

Treasurer (Fabric Fund):Mrs B Gosling 01205 480641

MARCH CHURCH SERVICESWednesday 01 11.00am Service of Holy Communion with (Ash Wednesday) Ashing followed by soup and roll lunch

Sunday 05 11.15am Cluster Communion at St Helen’s Church, Stickford

Sunday 12 9.30 am Morning Worship

Sunday 19 11.15am All Age Worship

Sunday 26 9.30am Holy Communion(Mothering Sunday)

Thursday’s 9.00am Morning Prayer followed by the Coffee Morning at 10.00am

On the last Thursday of each month the Parish Council Chairman and Clerk will be available at the coffee morning at St Luke’s.

PLEASE REMOVE WREATHS AND OTHER CHRISTMAS TRIBUTES BEFORE THE END OF MARCH READY FOR THE GRASS-CUTTING TO START, many thanks

The Horbling Ladies:Our next Luncheon will be Tuesday 07 March, doors open 11.00am with Lunch at 12 noon

07 March menu:Melon Balls

Beef and Vegetable Casserole with Dumplings Cream Potatoes and Cabbage

Bakewell Tart and CustardMints and Coffee or Tea

Only £5.50 per personBook your luncheons early by telephoning Kay 01205 480769.

New for Mondays:The Ladies of the Luncheon Club would like to invite you to our first ‘Drop in Centre’ on Monday 13 March, and every Monday after. There will be teas and Coffees with ‘light refreshments’ and good company! Everyone is welcome, doors open 11.30am until 1.30pm then for those who are there we can start a game of Cash Bingo.These Mondays are our way of launching the Village Hall Car Park Appeal where all proceeds will go to the Village Hall Committee towards repairing the car park, so come along and enjoy the day and help our Village Hall.

Don’t forget: Afternoon Tea Dance

Tuesday 25th April at 2pmPrice £5 per head (ticket only)

Come along and enjoy Vocalist John H rolling back the years with Rat Pack, Bubl'e, Show Songs, Music Hall and much more. Included in the afternoon are assorted sandwiches and homemade cakes and, of course, tea and coffee. Please pre book your ticket by telephoning Kay 01205 480769All welcome, although numbers are limited and, if required, transport can be arranged.

JOB VACANCYCleaner required for local campsite. Must be generally available in school holidays. For more information please email Carolyn@newfarmholidays.co.uk

Stickney Bus Service!The market day service is available 01, 15 and 29 March and 12 & 26 April. The cost of the service is £5.00 per person. You can book your seat by phoning 01205 480241.

Mobile Library VisitThe mobile library visits Stickney on MONDAY’S at the Youth Centre, Hall Lane between 10.15am and 11.15am and at Horbling Lane between 11.30am and 12.00noon. The next visit will be 20 March.

Stickney Outdoor Bowls ClubEach year we ask for new members but no one comes forward, so COME ON STICKNEY - come and join the Outdoor Bowls Club! The season starts on Saturday 29 April and runs until the start of September. You can come and play anytime – in the daytime or in the evenings. You can join in for fun, or take part in the league matches, it is up to you.We do play in evening leagues when matches start at 6.30pm, so please come along and make some new friends.Contact Mrs S Hutton: 01790 752996 or Mrs H Wragg: 01205 481221For further information or times to come along and see what Outdoor Bowling is all about!

Kiddies CornerMars Bar CakeGood to make for Mum for Mother’s Day – 26 March!

Method1. Cut Mars Bars into small pieces and melt with margarine and syrup in a

pan.2. Put Rice Krispies in a bowl and add melted mixture slowly from the pan

and mix well. Press mixture flat into a baking tray then leave to cool in the fridge.

3. Melt the chocolate and spread or drizzle over the top. Leave to set, then cut into squares.

QUIZ FOR ST DAVID’S DAY, Patron Saint of Wales

1. What is the capital city of Wales? 2. What flower is used as an emblem of Wales? 3. Which English king was born at Pembroke Castle? 4. Who is Wales's most famous poet and play right? 5. When is St David's Day?  6. What did St David insist that his monks do for themselves, rather than use farm

animals? 7. Which bird is often depicted as sitting on St David's shoulder? 8. Which group of people is St David said to be the patron saint of?

Ingredients Serves: 20 

3 Mars Bars 75g margarine 3 tablespoons golden syrup 225g Rice Krispies 1 large plain chocolate bar

FLAGS OF THE COMMONWEALTH TO COLOUR

China Pakistan

The Gambia

Rwanda

COMMONWEALTH DAY – 13 MARCHThis is the Commonwealth Flag of Nations.

The Commonwealth of Nations is a voluntary association of 52 independent and sovereign states. Most are former British colonies or dependencies of these colonies.

Gardening Tips for MarchHopefully by the time this is being read the soil, as well as the pace in the vegetable plot, is beginning to warm up.  Don't, however, be lulled into thinking that we are over the hill yet - the weather can still turn nasty at this time of the year.  Concentrate on sowing only the hardiest vegetables outdoors.  Indoors, there's plenty to be getting on with to give you a flying start to the new season.1]  One outdoor job is planting onion sets.  Red onions don't crop as well as brown onions, which probably explains why they are more expensive in the shops to buy as a vegetable.  Plant in a weed free soil, loosen with a trowel and push the set into the earth so that the tip is covered.  Space them 10cm apart in rows 15cm distant.  Watch for birds pulling them out and replant if necessary.2]  Amongst the seeds you can sow indoors are aubergines, celery, cucumbers, globe artichokes, salads, sweet peppers and tomatoes.  If you can provide a gentle heat you will get better germination.3]  Sow calabrese, summer cauliflowers and Brussel sprouts now in a greenhouse or a sheltered spot outdoors.  Use 7cm pots or modular trays filled with multipurpose compost.  Although more expensive, F1 hybrids give better germination.  The packs can be resealed and the seeds kept till next year, though some F1 hybrid varieties have very few seeds per pack.4]  Later in the month you can sow your first lot of carrots.  Don't be tempted to buy those grown in plugs and sold either on line or in markets.  They are expensive and the results are just not worth it.  To my mind plug plants for carrots, beetroot, spring onions and radishes are a waste of money.5]  Help - I've run out of space.  In essence, sow indoors now: leeks, plant shallots, broad beans in pots and outdoors: beetroot, peas, parsnips, turnips, spring onions and radish.  Be prepared to cover everything with cloches or fleece if the weather is bad.

Wendell Berry, an American poet and novelist said:             "The earth is what we all have in common"

          Happy gardening.

ALL STAR NIGHTSaturday 17th June 2017

inStickney Village Hall

Supper of Stuffed Chine, Ham, or Vegetarian option with Salad

followed by a delicious sweetFEATURING INTERNATIONAL STARS:

SEVEN SOUNDS DISCO (with Andy Butler)28 years of Quality Entertainment – Andy will play the music of

your choice

ALI JAMES (Comedienne/Singer) Slick humour coupled with a big delivery of songs from a

powerful voice – always a winner

TREVOR LEESON (Guitar & Vocals)“Rock & Roll with Laughter”

Formerly bass guitarist with the “Merseybeats”If you love music from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s eras,

you’ll love this!

DOORS OPEN 6.30PM, SUPPER SERVED 7PMTHE “DUKE OF WELLINGTON” BAR APPLIED FOR

Tickets: £15 (Adults Only) – The cost is well worth the money!

For Tickets please contact: Isabel on 01205 480463 or e-mail: isabelharrydodds@gmail.com

Fundraiser for Stickney Show to be held on 15th July, 2017

Stickney Show CommitteeThe Stickney Show Committee are organising some major fund-raising events to raise sufficient money to put on a great village show and to

hopefully be in the position, to give back some of the profits to worthy local causes. With the support of you, the reader, we would love to be able to double the £1,000 donated last year?! As in the words of a popular song, it might be a case of “To dream, the impossible dream...”, but we believe that:

WITH THE PEOPLE OF STICKNEY ON OUR SIDE THE DREAM COULD BECOME A REALITY

Did I imagine you say, “But how can I help?” Well, if you are a local business person you can Sponsor the Show and get your business advertised on the Showground and have a free advert in the Official Show Programme for 2017, or if your business lends itself to it you could ask for a Booking Form to bring along a Trade Stand/Stall to promote your business. Local Organisations can have a stand or stall which is FREE and they can take the opportunity to do some fundraising for their own organisation. Local individuals can, for only £10, have a stall – just get in touch for a Booking Form. Finally, you might be able to offer an hour or two of your time to be put on a rota of helpers for the day itself – don’t worry if you aren’t as agile as you were, there are lots of jobs which can be done sitting down but we do require active people as well! Why not involve a friend so that you have somebody you know helping alongside you? Information for your calendar and diary:08 April – Easter Bingo in Stickney Youth Centre17 June – We are hoping to pull off a “ Supper followed by an

Extravaganza of Entertainment” 15 July – Stickney Show from 10.00am to 5.00pm at The William

Lovell Academy.Make sure that you read your April copy of “Stickney News” for more details, but in the meantime if you wish to know more or be sent further information on any of the aspects mentioned above, particularly the List of Helpers, then please contact the Show Secretary: Isabel Dodds on 01205 480463 or e-mail: isabelharrydodds@gmail.com

Stickney Pre School & Stickney Kids ClubPop in and see the lovely environment we have to aid your child's learning and development. We are open Monday to Friday during School term time and hold two sessions a day – 9.00am till 12noon and 12noon till 3.00pm.

Ages 2 - 5 Years; Secure Outdoor Space; Learning Through Play EYFS Standard; Tapestry Online Learning Journal; Parent Stay & Play Sessions; Village Outings; Funded

Hours Available and Childcare Vouchers AcceptedFREE Taster Session

The Kids Club is open during term time for children who attend Stickney Primary School. We will collect your child from school and care for them in our quality play environment

until 6.00pm.

To arrange a visit or for more information please contact:Mandy on 01205 481007 or email: stickneypreschool.fsmail.net

Friends of Stickney SurgeryWe are a small group of people who all have a common interest that being to help the patients of Stickney Surgery in whatever way we can.  

We have in the past arranged speakers to talk on different health subjects and would be open to suggestions for any future talks.   

We also do some fundraising which allows us to purchase items for the surgery which we feel would benefit the patients and which would not normally be funded by the NHS.  Our popular ongoing quizzes can be purchased from the surgery reception at £1 per sheet.  They are not too difficult hence no need for having the use of a computer. There are 3 small prizes with 3 larger prizes for the Christmas quiz, the winners of which were Mrs J Johnson, Mrs J Dalleywater and Mr B Houghton who received shopping vouchers of their choice to the value of £15, £10 and £5 respectively.  The current quiz runs until 16 March with the next one running from 20 March.

We would always welcome new members so if anyone would be interested in joining us our next meeting will be our AGM and will be held at the surgery at 10.00am on Monday 27 March.

If anyone would like to know more about our group or put forward for discussion any item for a future talk you can contact our Chairperson, Mrs Audrey Braybrooks on 01205 480504.

BOSTON UK MARATHONto be run on the same day as the Boston USA marathon

17 APRIL 2017Registration Now Open To Take Part in the Marathon

Apply online at www.bostonmarathon.co.ukPlus a 3 Mile Fun Run For Those Aged 12–18 Years

(Entry Fee £2.00)

FROM THE EAST LINDSEY DISTRICT COUNCIL WEBSITE:ELDC enforce Dog Control Orders to stop problems caused by dogs in public places.Please note that from October 2017 these Dog Control Orders will become Public Space Protection Orders in line with legislation updates to the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.It is an offence not to remove dog faeces from the following areas:

Any public road Any private road to which the public have access Any public footpath Any private footpath to which the public have access Any other land, which is open to the air and to which the public are entitled or

permitted to have access (with or without payment).

Dogs are banned from any enclosed and fenceddesignated children's play area within our district.

It is an offence not to place a dog on a lead when requested to do so by an appropriately authorised officer. This will apply at any public open spaces as identified above.

We will issue £75 Fixed Penalty Notices for persons who fail to comply with the above order and anyone who fails to pay a Fixed Penalty Notice may be prosecuted.Anyone who commits an offence under any of the provisions of the Dog Control Order will be liable, on conviction in the Magistrates Court, to a fine of up to £1,000.

GREEN WASTE COLLECTIONS 2017ELDC provide a paid for Green Waste Collection Service which operates for a twelve month period between April and March inclusive. The service costs £40 per bin for 21 collections.  You can now subscribe for the collections starting in April 2017.  (If you subscribe at any other time the cost will still be £40, but you will receive a reduced number of collections). The £40 charge is to cover the cost of providing the service. You can subscribe to the service via the ELDC website at www.e-lindsey.gov.uk, or by telephone on 01507 601111.

Once you have signed up, we will send you a bin sticker and a calendar

Bulky Waste & Electrical ItemsELDC offer a chargeable kerbside collection service for bulky waste and electrical items. A charge of £25 is made to collect up to four items which must be paid for at the time you make the order.

This is not a house or garden clearance service and we will only collect household items that are either too big or too heavy to be placed inside your wheelie bin. Items to be collected by a refuse truck will be collected on the householder's next black bin collection day, providing the order is made by 12.30pm the day before the collection day. Other items will be collected by a box vehicle within three working days of the order being made and must be presented at the kerbside when the order is made. If items are not presented on time, ELDC will not make return visits or make a refund. Bulky items can also be disposed of free of charge at your local household waste recycling centre or through charitable organisations that provide a furniture re-use collection service and will also collect furniture, bedding and curtains.

FROM THE EAST LINDSEY DISTRICT COUNCIL WEBSITE:ELDC enforce Dog Control Orders to stop problems caused by dogs in public places.Please note that from October 2017 these Dog Control Orders will become Public Space Protection Orders in line with legislation updates to the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.It is an offence not to remove dog faeces from the following areas:

Any public road Any private road to which the public have access Any public footpath Any private footpath to which the public have access Any other land, which is open to the air and to which the public are entitled or

permitted to have access (with or without payment).

Dogs are banned from any enclosed and fenceddesignated children's play area within our district.

It is an offence not to place a dog on a lead when requested to do so by an appropriately authorised officer. This will apply at any public open spaces as identified above.

We will issue £75 Fixed Penalty Notices for persons who fail to comply with the above order and anyone who fails to pay a Fixed Penalty Notice may be prosecuted.Anyone who commits an offence under any of the provisions of the Dog Control Order will be liable, on conviction in the Magistrates Court, to a fine of up to £1,000.

Alternatively you may want to use a private company to dispose of your bulky items, but please make sure they are Registered Waste Carriers with a current Waste Carriers Licence.

MEETING HELD ON THURSDAY 02 FEBRUARY 2017

There were two members of the public present. One came along to report on the cemetery footpath, the broken seat in the cemetery and the Garden of Remembrance. The second person came along to thank the Parish Councillors who had attended the planning meeting to speak on behalf of the residents regarding the American Caravans Applications.

County Cllr Ayling gave her report and left the meeting.

Apologies were accepted from Cllr WoodPresent: Cllrs Sherriff, Dodds, Edwards, Spring, Cooper, Perham and Bolland (Chairman)Also Present: Dist Cllrs Ashton & Jones

Reports From Representatives On Outside BodiesCounty Cllr Ayling reported in the Public Forum:The overgrown hedges at the William Lovell Academy are being dealt with.There were no other matters regarding LCCDist Cllr Ashton reported in the Public Forum:Conversations are currently taking place between Councils with regard to having a Unitary Authority rather than the District Councils.

Picnic SiteNothing has been received from LCC regarding the removal of the toilet block.

A Defibrillator in StickneyThere is still no reply form the owner of the site regarding the request to site a defibrillator. The BT kiosk is a possible site, enquires will be made into the purchase of this.

RepairsStreet lights 17, 18, 19 and 20 at Main Road will be put IN and changed to LED in due course.All footway lighting in Stickney has been changed to either LED or photo electric cells with timers which will go OFF around midnight and come ON around 6.00am.The Highways Officer has looked at the pot holes in West Fen Lane after they were reported for repair.A small pothole in the footway opposite Horbling Lane has been reported for repair. The Highways Officer met with the Chairman and the Clerk to look at the footway on Horbling Lane. The footway will be cleared of grass and slurry and sealed on both sides of the road.Measurements have been taken from the end of the footway at Horbling Lane to the last property following a request that the footway be extended.The Stickney directional sign at New Bolingbroke has been reported for re-siting. White lines along Stickney Lane will be requested. Parish Councils can pay contractors to do work usually carried out by LCC, insurance must be in place and LCC must be advised.The grass verges will be cut twice a year by LCC.ANY POT HOLES OR STREET LIGHTS IN ALL DAY OR OUT AT NIGHT CAN BE REPORTED TO THE PARISH COUNCIL CLERK AT ANY TIME. Highway faults and repairs should now be reported at:

www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/faultreporting

Church ClockIf anyone is willing to take on, or help out with, the winding of the Church clock please contact the Parish Council Clerk.

Planning Applications Received The following plans were looked at and SUPPPORTED by the Parish Council:S/169/02454/16 - Mr F Booley - Outline erection of 3 dwellings (means of access to be considered) at Lynwood, Main Road, Stickney.

The Parish Council OBJECTED to the following applications:S/203/02501/16 - Mr D Nelson - Outline erection of 3 dwellings at land adjacent to Holme Farm, Stickney Lane, West FenThis application has been re-submitted with the additional wording on the Design & Access Statement of “outline erection of 3 affordable detached dwellings”. The issues of each property needing a car to access local amenities remains an issue; the speeding vehicles along Stickney Lane remains a problem to access the highway; the fact that there is no footway for families to safely walk to the village amenities is still an issue; the fact that trees align the highway in this area is still a fact; the fire hydrant will still need to be improved for any additional properties in this area and the development is outside the boundary of the sustainable village and is not in keeping with the area.S/169/02377/16 - Mr & Mrs Bradshaw - Erection of 1 detached house on the site of existing mobile home which is to be removed to include the provision of parking at Charnwood, West Fen Lane, StickneyThis application was previously refused and an appeal was dismissed on the grounds of this being in an unsustainable countryside location, this was upheld on appeal. The same issues exist with the new application. Planning was never given for the siting of the mobile home. Residents living in West Fen Lane need a car to access village amenities. There are a number of other areas in the village being developed where cars would not be a necessity and all the amenities are accessible. S/120/02241/16 - Beeswax Dyson Farming Limited - Excavation of land to form a lagoon for the storage of digestate fertilizer with embankments to a maximum height of 2 metres and erection of perimeter fencing and gates to a maximum height of 1.8 metres at Land at Grange Farm, Barlode Drain, MidvilleThe increase in traffic along Hall Lane, Horbling Lane and Midville Lane, which is already in a poor state of repair. The weight of the vehicles using these residential roads. The potential odour from the lagoon affecting residents on Midville Lane

Planning DecisionsFULL planning permission has been received for:S/169/02037/16 - Miss J Knight - Extension to existing dwelling to provide a living room at 1 Portland House, Main RoadS/169/02106/16- Ark Wildlife Park Consent to display 1 free-standing sign at Ark Wildlife Park, West Fen Lane

REFUSAL of planning permission has been received for:S/169/02377/16 - Mr & Mrs Bradshaw - Erection of 1 detached house on the site of existing mobile home which is to be removed to include the provision of parking at Charnwood, West Fen Lane, Stickney

The following application has been WITHDRAWN:S/169/02243/16 - Visual Developments Limited - Erection of 3 houses each with a detached single garage on site of existing dwelling which is to be demolished at Woodbine Cottage, Hall Lane

Great British Spring CleanIf anyone is interested in taking part in a ‘Spring Clean’ in Stickney, litter picking and tidying up the village, for one day on 29 April 2017, please advise the Clerk or the Chairman of the Parish Council. If there is enough interest then ELDC will be approached to provide litter pickers and bags for the day and they will collect the full bags afterwards.

The next Parish Council Meeting will be held on Thursday 02 March 2017 in the Youth Centre at 7.30pm. There will be a public forum from 7.15pm.

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New Leake School PTFA

Saturday 18th MarchSaturday 20th MaySaturday 22th July

Saturday 16th SeptemberSaturday 18th November

Doors Open 1.00pm - Eyes Down 2.00pm

RefreshmentsRaffle & Tombola

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New Leake Village HallChildren Welcome

Enquiries 01205 270285

Proceeds to New Leake School PTFA

Answers: St David’s Day Quiz: 1 – Cardiff, 2 – Daffodil, 3 – Henry VII, 4- Dylan Thomas, 5 – 01 March, 6 – Pull a plough, 7 – Dove, 8 – Poets & vegetarians

USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS:

Parish Councillors:Cllr M Bolland (Chairman) 01205 480015

Cllr L Edwards 01790 763558

Cllr L Spring 01205 480030

Cllr B Wood 01205 480253

Cllr I Dodds 01205 480463

Cllr R Perham 01205 480608

Cllr F Cooper 01205 481197

Cllr K Sherriff 01205 481261

Clerk to the Parish Council:

Mrs E L Arnold 01205 270352Crookes CottageWrangle BankBoston PE22 9DL

Parish e-mail address: stickneypc@aol.com

Parish Website: parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Stickney

County Councillor: Cllr Victoria Ayling 07764 536867

District Councillors: Cllr Tom Ashton 07812 522372Cllr Neil Jones 07577 957392

Police phone numbers: PCSO P Pollard 07939 312883PCSO M Pearson 07944 777039PC Paula Young 07939 312650

Police Office 101

Doctors phone number 01205 480237

Hospital phone number 01205 364801

Post Office phone number 01205 480225

Stickney Primary School 01205 480254

William Lovell Academy 01205 480352

Youth Centre and Village Hall bookings – Mr Gosling 01205 480641