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HEALING
VILLAGE NEWS
SEPTEMBER 2020
Please Note:
The email address for the Parish Council is now [email protected]
Healing Village News is published and distributed by Healing Parish Council
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September Update
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Healing Parish Council
NOTES FOR september 2020
The Council meeting for August was held under the new regulations and
took the form of a virtual meeting. The portal used was Zoom and all
members present were able to participate both by video and audio means.
Members of the public also joined in with the meeting.
Highways and Footpaths
The TRO which prevents parking on verges and footways in the Village is
now legally in force, however enforcement cannot take place until the
necessary s igning is in place, which hopefully will be erected during Sep-
tember. A period of warning from enforcement officers should be in plae
for approximately 14days from the signs being in place, after that official
enforcement will take place. This enforcement date will be advertised on
social media etc. when it is known.
Police Matters
The Parish Council continues to receive its monthly police report, which is
published in the News each month.
Planning Applications
The planning applications considered at the meeting for August2020 were
as follows:
Planning Application Reference: DM/0461/20/FUL Proposal: Alterations and first floor extensions to provide living accom-modation at first floor Location: 16 Radcliffe Road Healing Objections and supporting residents in their concerns of flooding, overlook-
ing and loss of privacy etc.
Planning Application Reference: DM/0551/20/FUL Proposal: Alterations and erect single storey extension to the existing church hall Location: St Peters And St Pauls Church Stallingborough Road No objections but asking for conditions re car parking etc.
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Planning Application Reference: DM/0599/20/FULA Proposal: Erect single and two storey flat roof side extension to include roof light Location: 22 Stallingborough Road Healing No objections.
Planning Application Reference: DM/1074/17/HS Proposal: Hazardous Substance consent for the storage and processing of Liq-uefied flammable gas (160 tonnes), Section H - Health Hazards - Part 1,H2 (166 tonnes), Section E - Environmental Hazards - Part 1, E1 (200 tonnes) and Section E -Environmental Hazards - Part 1, E2 (166 tonnes) in association with a polymerisation production facility Location: Synthomer Ltd South Marsh Road Stallingborough No objections. Planning Application Reference: DM/0519/20/ADV Proposal: Display two non-illuminated fascia signs Location: Lenzing Fibers Ltd Energy Park Way Grimsby No objections.
The Parish Council members do check on the NELC Planning Portal for plans and
comments by neighbours and other statutory consultees.
Village Hall Project
The Parish Council has now accepted an offer for the sale of the Village Hall and
revisited building costs for its new project. It is hoped that the sale goes through
smoothly and it is possible that building works on the new facility could com-
mence in early 2021.
Future Dates and Reports
All events within the village arranged by the PC, all scheduled training and other
meetings with outside bodies etc. have all been cancelled due to the current re-
strictions.
Village Hall
The Village Hall has now reopened to several of its hirers. Please check your
group for details of when your classes may be restarting.
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Parish council notes continued…..
Parks and other siites
Grass cutting at the PC sites continues during this period. Removal of a diseased
tree has been scheduled from Cornflower Copse. Also, it was agreed that redun-
dant machinery owned by the Council be advertised for sale within the village
first. NELC has confirmed that it will repay the claim for approx. £6,000 which
the PC submitted for reimbursement of essential park maintenance during the
year.
The playground annual safety inspections have been done with a couple of issues
on equipment at Fords Avenue Park—these are being actioned as appropriate.
October holiday cub is looking very unlikely at the moment.
The members agreed not to take part in the nationwide Clean Up campaign due
to Covid-19 concerns.
It is hoped that Remembrance Day Parades and Services will be allowed to go
ahead but the PC is awaiting an update from NELC on this issue.
Finance
The Council has amended its accounting statement part of the Annual Return
and this has now been submitted to the external auditors as agreed.
Email - [email protected]
Telephone - 07494 577661
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POLICE REPORT
Wolds Ward Healing Update August
Crime
There were 37 reported crimes across the Wolds Ward during July, of which six occurred in Healing.
During the early hours of 3rd July a home on Radcliffe Road was en-tered via an insecure bedroom window. Jewellery and bank cards were stolen.
Other crime include: Four assaults, two of which were counter complaints from the same domestic related incident. A report of a drone seen to be hovering outside the window of a home in the village which appeared to be spying on the occupant.
There has been one report into August to date (11th). An unknown male dropped his shorts exposing himself to another male in the Heal-ing layby.
There have been no reports of ASB.
Your local Neighbourhood Policing Team appreciates the importance of being in the right place, at the right time, for the right reasons to reas-sure the public, improve public confidence and reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in the area in which we all live and work. We encourage all residents to call and report any issues where they live so that we can deal with any issues and also step up our patrols in the area. The number to call for non-emergency issues is 101
The named officers for Healing are: PC 549 Sarah Swaby [email protected] PCSO 7825 Toni Bullock [email protected]
Follow us on Twitter @ImminghamWolds.
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PARISH COUNCIL MEETING DATES
The next meetings of the Parish Counciil will take
place as follows:
Tuesday 8th September 2020
7.00 PM.
All meetings will take place virtually, through the
Zoom Portal, for the present until further notice.
All meetings are open to the press and public and an
agenda for the meetings is placed on the Parish
Council website approximately one week before
each meeting date.
For virtual access to the meetings please contact the
Clerk to arrange this. Meeting access codes are pub-
lished on the official agendas posted on the website.
Members of the public can access the meetings via
Zoom or also on the telephone if they prefer and
this can all be arranged prior to the meeting with
the Clerk. Please call us on 07494 577661 to ar-
range up to an hour before the meeting.
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HEALING PARISH COUNCIL
Chairman - Tel. 07583 885457
Cllr. Ian Smith [email protected]
Vice-Chair - Tel. 07904 020057
Cllr. Ashley Wright [email protected]
Members
Cllr. Natalie Gorry [email protected]
Cllr. Rachael Bygott [email protected]
Cllr. Clive Hewins [email protected]
Cllr. Indy Nijjar [email protected]
Cllr. Bernard Mooney [email protected]
Cllr. Melanie Dickerson [email protected]
Cllr. Paul Fieldgate [email protected]
CLERK TO THE COUNCIL:
Mrs. Kathy Peers [email protected]
Tel: Parish Office 07494-577661
Office Hours 9am to 4 pm Monday to Friday
Healing Website - www.healingparishcouncil.com
We are also on Facebook at Healing Parish Council
If you have any issues you would like to discuss with the Parish Council please ring the Parish Office or contact an individual member of the Council .
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For the foreseeable future there will be no services in church, due to the Coronavirus.
If any assistance is required please call.
The Rev. P. Reeves 01472 873685
The Rev. Mark Hutson 07745369630
Find us on Facebook Healing Parish Church, for any additional information.
Churchwardens
Christina Coleman 01472 280120
Kevin Onn 01472 883478
CHURCH OF ST PETER AND ST PAUL
NOTICES FOR SEPTEMBER 2020
HEALING GARDEN CLUB
Please note that at the present time, all future dates and events and
meetings are suspended due to the current situation.
We will try and keep all members updated.
Melanie Dickerson
01472887966.
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HEALING AND KEELBY METHODIST CHURCH
SEPTEMBER 2020
As we are still in lockdown, all church-based activities are suspended until
further notice.
We are currently holding worship on Zoom at 10.30 a.m. on a Sunday morn-
ing. Further details can be found on the Healing and Keelby Methodist
church website.
Our minister is Rev’d Neil Vickers Tel 01472-871199 e-mail [email protected]
….CONTINUED….. I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live. 13 That each of them may eat and drink and find satisfaction in all their toil—this is the gift of God. 14 I know that every-thing God does will endure forever; nothing can be added to it and noth-ing taken from it. God does it so that people will fear him. 15 Whatever is has already been, and what will be has been before; and God will call the past to account”. Those words leave you the Christian in no doubt that if you trust God he will always be at your side and your life is planned out not by pandemic or personal tragedy but by God who al-ways has the best for you in his heart. Stay safe and may God bless you all Neil Vickers
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View from the Pew
As new easing of lockdown measures are brought out and we all scram-
ble to get life back to normal, whatever normal will mean from now on, it
strikes me that we will never be the same again. As a journalist I learnt
very quickly that life and situations moved at an incredible pace even in
the 90’s, I worked on the special publications desk which included motor-
ing, business and farming. Even in the apparently slow-moving farming
industry things never stood still for long. When I lived on a farm in my
youth, harvest time was mainly a hand operated function with many farm
workers spending long hours collecting and processing mainly potatoes,
grain, and sugar beet. By the time I left the newspaper industry to be-
come a minister there were beet harvesters which could take up six rows
of sugar beet at a time and drop it straight into a lorry for transporting to
the factory if necessary. We now have harvesters which can tell the oper-
ator what tonnage that are getting per hectare and are accurate to the
square metre, we even now have remote controlled tractors, what next?
The world has never stopped changing and this pandemic is another
change in the world’s constant movement allegedly forward. When this is
over as it will be in time what will be next thing that will make us change
our way of life again? It may not be a pandemic on a world scale but
something more personal, the loss of a loved one or some other personal
tragedy that will change your world for ever.
Amongst all this are the words from Ecclesiastes Chapter 3 in which it says, “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity un-der the heavens:”. All that sounds a bit cliché but as you read through for me as a Christian it gives some real insight into how we should be living and how God sees his care of us. It is the second part of the chapter that give us this insight, it says “9 What do workers gain from their toil? 10 I have seen the burden God has laid on the human race. 11 He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet[a] no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end. 12
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Face Masks
I am making 100% cotton, 3 layer, face masks
Plain for flower patterned, for men and ladies
They have ‘nose clips’ so your glasses don’t steam up and elastic ear
loops
They will machine wash at 60 degrees and can be tumbled dry
I am selling them at £1 each or a donation
All money to go to St Andrews Hospice
Tel Mary—01472 882231
Christmas Shoebox Appeal
You may have seen in the Grimsby Telegraph that the Samaritan’s Purse/ Oper-ation Christmas Child Appeal is no longer operating from Grimsby, as of the 31st of July. Covid 19 has put a stop to activities at the Ice House for the time being, as social distancing brings so many limitations to consider.
We will be supporting a charity called Jacob’s Well which sends shoeboxes to needy children at home and abroad. At this stage we are not sure if we will be up and running for this Christmas.
Thank you very much to all of our supporters. All of your donations are greatly appreciated. If you feel that you would like to continue to support Samaritan’s Purse details are online on their website.
We will keep you updated, but feel free to call either of us.
Pat Cufflin 882544 Ann-Marie Smith 328735
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October 2020 Healing News
Any items for inclusion in the September Healing News should
be with us by Monday 14th September 2020 and absolutely
no later.
It is anticipated that the September 2020 edition will be back
to normal and be printed and distributed to all homes in the
Village
Please email your contributions to
Healing Village Hall
At the time of going to press, the Village Hall has reopened for
regular hiring groups, although not all of those have yet re-
turned. Please check your individual group providers for dates.
At the moment, parties aren’t allowed, but obviously this is sit-
uation is changing as restrictions continue to be gradually lifted
and/or changed.
Please keep an eye on our social media and website for news of
any changes etc.
Thank You
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VILLAGE WALK
Hello everybody. I hope you are keeping well and are getting out for some regular exercise so that when we can actually meet to-gether as group you will be raring to go. As yet in view of the un-certainty I am not suggesting a date for such a walk. Will contact you in due course.
Peter
FOR SALE …….
The Parish Council has two items it is looking to dispose
of—a Honda UM606 Grasscutter Mower and also a pro-
fessional brushcutter with attachments.
These are being offered to residents first, as part of the
Parish Council’s ongoing localism policies, and anyone
who would be interested in making an offer for one or
both of these pieces of equipment should contact the
Parish Clerk for further details.
Please contact Kathy on 07495 577661 or email us at
Both pieces of equipment are in full working order