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CAISTOR DIARY MIDWEEK UPDATE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 15th 2017CONTENTS : Riby Film NightHope Tavern Blues Night Nettleton Village Hall , Truth & Tall TalesCaistor Society Caistor Twinning Safari Lunch Reely Grim Blacksmiths Rothwell Grasby WIWalking FootballNew Zumba Class British Cycling - Tour of the WoldsMayor of Caistors May Day Charity FairTreetop Cottages - Valentines Offer Cyber Fraud Workshop for Business - FREECaistor Goes.. Events AGM / urgent meeting Open Mic - Brookenby Dog Fouling WLDC ConsultationWhit Sunday Caistor Classics in the Market Place
RIBY FILM NIGHTS Wednesday 15th February at 7pm with a Fork Supper (£8.50) is Its A Wonderful Life. A 1946 classic film very highly rated by IMDb starring James Stewart. George Bailey has spent his entire life giving of himself to the people of Bedford Falls. He has always longed to travel but never had the opportunity in order to prevent rich skinflint Mr. Potter from taking over the entire town. All that prevents him from doing so is George's modest building and loan company, which was founded by his generous father. But on Christmas Eve, George's Uncle Billy loses the business's $8,000 while intending to deposit it in the bank. Potter finds the misplaced money and hides it from Billy. When the bank examiner discovers the shortage later that night, George realizes that he will be held responsible and sent to jail and the company will collapse, finally allowing Potter to take over the town. Thinking of his wife, their young children, and others he loves will be better off with him dead, he contemplates suicide. But the prayers of his loved ones result in a gentle angel named Clarence coming to earth to help George, with the promise of earning his ...Please let us know how many are of you are coming Email [email protected], ring 01469 560435 or text Sally on 07711 406363. Please remember to bring a cushion. £8.50.
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WEST LINDSEY PLANNING APPLICATIONS :https://www.west-lindsey.gov.uk/my-services/planning-and-building/view-applications-decisions-and-appeals/weekly-
applications-list/
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL WEBSITEhttp://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/
HOPE TAVERN HOLTON LE MOOR BLUES NIGHT SWAMPTRASHSunday 19th Feb – 4pm Sunday’s Blues Session at the Hope Tavern Holton le Moor moves the sounds of Louisiana and Texas with Derby based trio Swamptrash with an evening of Cajun, Celtic and Americana Blues. Fronted by internationally acclaimed Cajun accordionist/vocalist Chris Hall, better known as the founder member and front man of formidable UK bands R.Cajun and the Zydeco Brothers, The Bearcats and The Cajun Roosters. With a reputation second to none as master of the Cajun Squeezebox, his reputation has led to recordings with Kate Bush, Mike Harding and Bill Wyman as well as countless recordings with his own bands. Even more impressive have been his recordings and gigs with Paul McCartney and Dave Gilmour, with appearances on The Tube, Jools Holland Show, Top of the Pops and a gig at the legendary Cavern Club in Liverpool. With all that under his belt he loves nothing more than to play in the corner of a bar and make music with people he can groove with and give audiences a night to remember. Chris, Mick Doyle and Andy Cooper put together the Cajun of Louisiana with Celtic music and blended it in a natural way to create a sound they have dubbed SWAMP TRASH. It’s purely a joyous celebration of two musical cultures using Accordion, Mandolin, Harmonica, Mando-Cello, Bass Guitar, Whistles and Percussion. Think of it as the music you might hear in a Galway bar if The Cajuns were over on tour and an after hour's session kicked off, the Jameson’s and Southern Comfort were flowing, everyone put their troubles behind them and fired into a bunch of tunes and songs just like old friends. You may hear a few songs you recognise by the likes of Van Morrison, Steve Earle or JJ Cale. You’re equally likely to hear hypnotic Cajun two steps with a funky Celtic edge and drinking songs, taking you back to a glorious land where the Craic is mighty and the good times roll all night long. So, an evening of great music and fun awaits. Don’t miss it!
Starts at 4pm and the door charge is £8
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NETTLETON VILLAGE HALL - TRUTH AND TALL TALESFriday, 24th February 2017, 7:30 PMTruth and Tall Tales presented by Kel Elliott & Her Three ManOrchestraUplifting, genre-leaping songs from a rousing quartet led by a sassydouble-bass playing singer-songwriter with a rich and powerful voice.Kel Elliott takes us into a world of lightness and shadows with songs oflove, loss, happiness and woe. She introduces her band as they playeverything from Melodica to Bass Clarinet and from Accordion to Ukuleleand takes us on a musical journey which captivates the audience with asense of fun and mischievousness.This is quality live music by rising stars championed by Grammy awardwinningjazz-pop artist Jamie Cullum. Everyone goes home happy.Box Office: 01673 828478 -(Moortown Road, LN76AA) website: http://www.kelelliott.com/
CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY MEETINGS PROGRAMME 2017Thursday 16thFebruary “MacMillan” More than just Nursing; Krystyna Meetings Caistor Town Hall at 7.30 p.m.
CAISTOR TWINNING ASSOCIATION EVENTS Sunday February 19th, Safari Lunch. pre lunch aperitif, then starters at one house, mains at another, afters at another & then all back together for coffee.All events open to everyone, come along & find out more about the long term twinning with Savigne' Le Eveque , near Le Mans. As a member you do not have to host , you can be involved as much as little as you wish.Full details 01472 852083 mailto:[email protected] 07799 772760 mailto:[email protected]
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REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUBTuesday FEBRUARY 21st, 3rd Tuesday of the month, except August. 8:00pm – 10:30pm Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Cost £1. Come and dance or call a dance or join the bandContact 01472 887984, [email protected] or just turn up! Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club Twitter: @ReelyGrim http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/
GRASBY WI Tuesday February 21st at 7.30 p.m. at Grasby Village Hall . Open Meeting on when we will be entertained by a guitar band called “Blast from the Past” playing 60’s and 70’s music. Everyone is welcome and non W.I. members pay £3.00 (phone Gill on 01652 628349 if you would like to come)
WALKING FOOTBALL...THE FUTURE' Love football? Want to stay active? Want to meet people? Walkingfootball is a non-contact slower paced version of the beautiful gameaimed at the over 60s. Smaller pitches and plenty of breaks ensureparticipants have an enjoyable return to football. The slower pacedoesn't detract from the competition though...it's much more than astroll in the park! Once you have tried it, you will love it.I am looking to set up walking football in the Caistor area with thesupport of both Caistor Town Council and the FA. We will be playing ongrass pitches at Caistor sports ground, Brigg Road. Open to allabilities and a strong emphasis on the social side of life. If you areinterested then contact me, Bob Tubman: [email protected] &/or01673 828306Watch this space for further details.
ZUMBA AT BFIT LINCS GYM IN CAISTORStarting Thursday 16th Feb 2017. Great news everyone we have a new class starting next week its a zumba class at Bfit Lincs Gym in Caistor every Thursday 7:15-8:00pm (please book). Watch the video
https://www.facebook.com/J.A.D.EDANCEFEVER/videos/1152216134875550/
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MAJOR BRITISH CYCLING EVENT CONFIRMED FOR LINCOLNSHIRE – ‘TOUR OF THE WOLDS’ SUNDAY APRIL 9th THE Lincolnshire Wolds will be the focus for major elite road cycle racing in April 2017 attracting the biggest teams and names in British cycling.
British Cycling, East Lindsey District Council and Magna Vitae are working together with EventDS Ltd to deliver the ‘Tour of the Wolds’ on April 9, which will include a 62 mile professional women’s race starting at 9am and 102 mile professional men’s race at 12.30pm. The Tour of the Wolds will see professional cyclists tackling a challenging route that goes from Louth, over the Wolds to Caistor and back, incorporating the villages of Nettleton, Binbrook and Tealby.
The Wolds is just one of four locations in the UK to host a HSBC UK Spring Cup Series event this year and will feature on Eurosport with highlights on ITV4.
On Saturday, April 8, cycling enthusiasts from the local area and further afield will be able to take part in a Sportive which will be based around the London Road Pavilion, Louth, looping into the Wolds. There will be a choice of three distances of 33km, 50km and 100km.
Former Team Sky rider and 4 times winner of the Lincoln Grand Prix, Russell Downing from JLT Condor said: “I am really looking forward to riding the Tour of the Wolds. I’ve trained on these roads numerous times over the years as my partner is originally from Grimsby. These roads are never easy and the circuit certainly looks challenging. It will be a ‘racers race’ and one I will relish!”
The District Councils of East and West Lindsey, together with local business and town councils including Caistor, recently launched the Lincolnshire Wolds Destination Plan – one element of which was attracting events to the area to raise the profile of what the Wolds can offer visitors.
Caistor Town Council clerk, Helen Pitman, who has been involved in production of the Plan and has been working towards greater promotion of the Caistor area, said: “Securing this event is a fantastic achievement for this area and will help put us on the map. I have been working with partners over a number of years to promote green tourism in and around Caistor and I am very happy that the Tour of the Wolds has been confirmed as part of British Cycling’s 2017 events calendar. It would be fantastic if this could become an annual event. ”
Caistor Town Council’s chairman, Carol Mackenzie said: “Caistor has a vibrant community spirit and I am sure that this amazing event will be extremely well supported by our residents as well as by our town centre retail businesses. Caistor has become a key partner, together with Louth, Horncastle and Market Rasen in promoting the Lincolnshire Wolds as many walkers and cyclists have already discovered." For further information on all the events that weekend, including routes, visit www.tourofthewolds.co.uk
MAYOR OF CAISTORS CHARITY FAIRMonday May 1st . Caistor Town Hall .2pm-4pm . All local clubs, organisations , charities set up a free stall & fund raise for yourselves. Town Clerk Helen Pitman 01472 851679 mailto:[email protected]
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VALENTINE’S OFFER FOR COUPLES:Valentines Spa Evening relaxation experience at treetops on the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds. Bookings available any evening during Valentine’s week Sunday 12 to Thursday 16 February inclusive.Our exclusive offer includes one x 30 minute treatment from a choice of:*Back, Neck & Shoulder Massage*Indian Head Massage*HOPI Ear Candling*Facial*Herbal detox foot & leg massageAND 15% discount on any additional treatments booked and taken during your spa evening relaxation evening experience.Your evening spa includes use of our lovely indoor heated swimming pool, sauna & eight seat outdoor hot tub. Also included; bubbles and nibbles on arrival. We provide towels and gowns for your use. (Please bring flip flops or slippers for the spa).You have a choice of times: 5.30-7.30pm or 8-10pm. All this for a special offer price of £69 per couple.All bookings are subject to availability when booked directly with Gill or Brian at Treetops Cottages & Spa via email to: [email protected]. Tel: 01652 628071 /07768038885 (WhatsApp) or via our contact form on our website: treetopscottages.com.
Sharon Horne (Police & NHWN, NHW Administrator, Lincolnshire)
FREE CYBER CRIME EVENT FOR BUSINESSES
Fraud affects 1 in 4 small businesses every year. Last year fraud losses to SMEs were estimated at £18.9 billion.[Action Fraud]. It can happen to any type of business in many different ways and no business is too small to be
targeted. This means that the revenue, reputation and long-term health of your business could be at risk unless you take action.
Cyber crime is not the future. It is the present. Although the investigation of cyber-dependent crime, or crime that takes place entirely in the digital world, at the level of local policing is in its infancy, there is an
increasing recognition of the impact that this crime is having on the people and businesses of Lincolnshire. This presentation will introduce the growing capacity for the investigation of Cyber crime in Lincolnshire; explain how a local police force plays an integral role in the investigation of crimes that have no regard for
international borders, and consider the value of reporting incidents and sharing information versus combating incidents in isolation."
Detective Sergeant Mark Booth - Lincolnshire Police
Join us at this free two hour workshop to cement your learning and gain a deeper understanding of the latest cyber security threats hitting our society. Hear from the Police and Industry Experts on how to harness the most up-to-date
tools to mitigate your exposure and limit any damage from a cyber attack.
To find out more, and book your free place, please visit; https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cyber-security-breakfast-workshop-10209-280217-tickets-31899208391?aff=massmail
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URGENT MEETING /AGM OF ALL CAISTOR GOES....MEMBERS/HELPERS/VOLUNTEERSWEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22nd CAISTOR TOWN HALL 7.30pm We are arranging an AGM for Caistor Goes... We always have our AGM at this time of year but unfortunately Alan has to resign as Chairman due to health. We would like a good turn out at the AGM of committee, helpers, supporters, etc. as decisions on going forward need to be made. Everyone will be welcome.Alan 01472 851674 - Brenda 01472851577
BROOKENBY OPEN MIC Saturday 18th February Steve's Music Session .The Bar in Brookenby at 8.00 pm. All performers
welcome - contact Tony Price on 07833 551209 for further details.
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COUNCIL CONSULTS ON NEW POWERS TO TACKLE DOG FOULING!
Dog owners who fail to clean up after their pets could be given a £75 penalty or face prosecution, if the council adopts new powers.
West Lindsey District Council is proposing to make a Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) as a way of reducing the issue of dog fouling in the area.
PSPOs were created under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 to help make public spaces safer and more pleasant for residents.
The order is aimed at tackling dog fouling by replacing old legislation. The council is proposing the following:
• To require dog fouling to be removed by the person in control of the dog at the time of the fouling, on all land open to the air and to which the public have a right or entitlement to whether paid or unpaid, in the District of West Lindsey.
• To require the removed fouling to be properly disposed of in to a general waste or dog waste bin
Failure to comply will be an offence with liability to a £75 fixed penalty notice or prosecution.
This will apply to all land in West Lindsey to which the public have a right of access e.g. parks, Parish Council land, Church Yards, roads and paths.
Before the council can exercise the power it is carrying out a six week consultation on the issue starting 13 February 2017 until 27 March 2017.
Cllr Trevor Young, Member champion for Community Safety/ASB at the council said:“We receive calls regularly about dog fouling across West Lindsey asking for us to clear the mess away.
“Not only is this unsightly but it unsafe if the dog fouling is not cleared. Whilst we do our best to clear away mess, dog owners need to take responsibility for clearing up after their own animals.
“That is what we are seeking your views on a public order to take action against those who do not clear up the mess.”
While we hope to work with communities and educate residents rather than fine people and take them to court, unfortunately we sometimes have to take these formal steps.
The new order will enable the council to preserve public space for the majority of residents while challenging those who choose to act in an anti-social manner.
The draft Order can be seen on the West Lindsey website, and copies can be viewed at the Guildhall Reception.
These are subject to change or may be cancelled completely dependent on the responses received as part of this consultation.
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CLASSIC VEHICLE ENTRY FORM see below
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CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL
WHIT SUNDAY CLASSIC VEHICLE DISPLAY - SUNDAY MAY 28th 2017CAISTOR MARKET PLACE - display 1pm-4pm
ALL CLASSIC - VINTAGE - VETERAN VEHICLES WELCOME
Road closure granted by Lincolnshire Highways.all vehicles must be taxed/mot'd (where relevant) and insured - as public highway)
PLEASE RETURN TO: Town Clerk Helen Pitman
Little Beck, Normanby Road, NettletonLincs, LN7 6TA. Tel: 01472 851679
Email: [email protected]
ENTRY FORM
Name: .....................................................................................
Address .................................................................................
Post Code .................................
Telephone ............................................./ Mobile..................................
Email .................................................................
VEHICLE DETAILS
MOTORCYCLE / CAR / OTHER........................................................
Make/model .................................................
Brief details (to assist promotion of event)
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...................................................................................VEHICLES WELCOME FROM 12noon. Thank you Helen.
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