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Kniveton NewsKniveton's Only Newspaper December 2018 - January 2019

Kniveton Parish CouncilThe Parish Council met on 13th November 2018 and discussed thefollowing:

Parish Council Vacancy – The Council unanimously agreed to co-opt Gill Bates as a Parish Councillor for Kniveton

New Reflectors – this will be chased up as no decision has beenmade on positioning from Derbyshire County Council

Parking on the junction of Pethills Lane and Main Street –residents are requested to park considerately so that traffic can passby

Footpath 7 - The Council will continue to monitor the conditionof the public footpath called the jitty which runs from Main Street,up the steps and round the edge of a field, which eventually reachesthe caravan site. If you find the surface of this path to be so muddyand/or overgrown that you have difficulty walking along it, pleasecan you report to the Parish Clerk, giving the location of theproblem and the date on which, it was encountered.

Speed Watch – Councillor Nelson and a resident attended a policetraining session on 6 November 2018 making the total of trainedpeople in the village five. A speed watch exercise will be arrangedwith the PCSO,

Footpath 38 – the signs warning of the hazards will be in place atthe end of November

CCTV at the School – to address issues with graffiti the Council isto apply for funding for CCTV, so this could be monitored.

Finance - payments were presented and approved.

Minutes of the Parish Council meetings can be found on theCouncil’s website. The next Parish Council Meeting is 7pm onTuesday 15th January 2019.

Residents of Kniveton

Peak Waste wants to keep residents up to date with its plans for a biomassboiler and drying floor.

The cost of wood to be collected from Peak Waste has had a dramatic turnaround on the price we pay to have it collected and transported to Sheffield.This is because of the high demand for timber as a fuel in power stationsacross the UK.

We always felt that it would be more beneficial to Peak Waste if we couldproduce electricity from the boiler as well as heat to dry waste, but the costoutweighed the pay back. As technology progresses the cost to add on a powergeneration unit is coming down and the scales will be tipped in our favour.

So we have decided to hold off on the purchase of the biomass boiler for nowand we are going to revisit it again in a years’ time.

We will however still construct the building for which we obtained planningpermission and use it to store cardboard and paper bales to keep them out ofthe elements.

PeakWaste Recycling Ltd01335 342276

THANK YOU

Dave Bott would like to thankChris & Kievah at the RedLion for the party they put onto celebrate their annivesaryat the pub with buffet and livemusic. It was good to see somany of the villagerssupporting the event and wewish them continued successin the years to come.

SEASON'S GREETINGSMary and Michael Vaughnwould like to send ChristmasGreetings to everybody in thevillage.

Unfortunately, Mary won't beable to deliver Christmascards this year due to herbroken ankle.

We wish her a speedyrecovery.

CONGRATULATIONSto Gav and Adria who wed on November 9th

We wish them all the best for the future.

Barry and KarenWibberley's daughter Sam got married toMarc Elliotton 29th September in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

On their return they held an evening recepition at Spring Field Hall,Stapleford for family & friends.

Flower Rota 2019January - MrsM Marriot & Mrs S Clarke

Febrary - Mrs P StaffordMrsM Armstrong

March - Brass Only

April - Mrs J Holman & Mrs L McConnachie

May - Mrs L Astle & Mrs D Gamlin Brown

June - Mrs F Brown & Mrs D Broughton

July - Mrs J Rose & Mrs Hardy Newman

August - Mrs N Bradbury & Mrs C Goldstraw

September - Mrs A Williams

NovemberMrs J Hall & Mrs B Allen

December - Christmas

Our October meeting took us to the Shoulder ofMutton in Osmaston.

We all enjoyed a lovely lunch and just a very informal afternoon just chatting.Tina and Paul at the Shoulder really looked after us well and the food was reallydelicious.

November took us to Denstone Hall Farm Shop.

Once again we had lunch and just chatted then had a look around their new shopwith all the Christmas goods for sale. Denstone is well worth a visit, we all reallyenjoyed ourselves.

We welcomed back Mavis and Harley Lowndes after a very long break followingHarley’s fall, this was their first outing. Although Harley was very tired when hegot home he really enjoyed himself and has already booked for the Christmaslunch.

The 2019 holiday is now booked to Lostwithiel in Cornwall. We are going for 7days and visiting lots of different places including the Eden Project.

For more details and to join us please contact one of us (details below).

Everyone is always welcome tojoin us and you can pick whichtrips you like. Our new

programme will be out afterChristmas, if you would like acopy please contact Liz.

If you are interested in any of theabove please contact

Liz Howe (346078)

[email protected]

MargaretMarriott (346413)

or

Pauline Pilkingtom (300088)

The Posada is back!The “Knitivity” has returned toKniveton: if you would like to have theHoly Family visit your home for anevening during Advent, then pleasecontact Susan on 348442

Sunday 2nd DecemberHoly Communion at 10.30am

(see below for Christmas Services)

Sunday 6th JanuaryHoly Communion at 10.30am

Sunday 20th JanuaryAll Age Service at 10.30am

Christmas Services & Eventsaround the Hulland Benefice Group of Churches

Kniveton Church

Christingle Service at Christ Church,Hulland. Sunday 2nd December at3.00pm

Christ Church Christmas Party atHullandWard and DistrictMillenniumVillage Hall. Saturday 8th December at7.00pm. Entertainment by Harmony Plus,quizzes and games. Ticket £6 & £4 from01335 370740

Christmas CoffeeMorning in aid of theSalvation Army with Seasonal Fare andmusic from Brailsford Handbell Ringers.Hognaston Village Hall, Saturday 8thDecember from 10.00am to 12.00pm

Wine andMince Pies at the Old SchoolRoom, Bradley Lodge. Sunday 9thDecember 11.00am - 1.00pm

Christmas Tree Decorating for childrenfor Atlow Church. The fun begins at10.00am in Atlow village hall on Saturday15th December.

HognastonWinter Festival including:Christmas Tree Festival in church from9th December and Christmas Concertson Saturday 22nd December. Moreinformation about the Festival is on theBenefice website.

Carol Services:Atlow 23rd at10.30amBradley 23rd at 6.00pm (with OsmastonWind Band)Hognaston 23rd at 4.00pmHulland 23rd at 6.30pmKniveton 16th at 10.30am

Christmas Eve Services:Hulland Crib Service 4.00pmKniveton Holy Communion 11.30pm

Christmas Day Holy Communion:Bradley 9.00amHognaston 9.00amAtlow 10.30amHulland 10.30am

Chapel NewsOur Harvest Festival and sale of goods were happy occasions, enjoyed by everyone whotook part. There is something special about a traditional harvest, thought by some to beold-fashioned, that brings back happy memories of times past. The smell of the flowersand the fruit displayed in the church is something which makes us feel glad of God’scontinuous bounty. On the evening following the service we continued the weekendwith our annual auction of goods, always an enjoyable evening, with David Bott in hisusual entertaining form. Well done, and thank you D 10ave. The proceeds of theweekend will be donated to a variety of charities, including local ones, e.g the school,the Kniveton News –and the maintenance of the church yard. Other charitiesbenefitting include Action for Children, MHA ( which ministers to elderly folk) andoverseas charities.

Thank you, if you took part in the service or the auction. You were, as always, verygenerous in the bids you made, enabling us to make a number of donations, which nodoubt will be gratefully received.

On the day following the harvest we were delighted to welcome children from theschool, who are learning about the history of the village and wanted to ask about howthe chapel came to be built. It is an interesting story, and may make a future KnivetonNews article. (Editor Yes please!)

Our Christmas celebrations, and no doubt yours, are moving ahead. We only have twoservices in December, the first is on 9th December, at 2.30 pm, led by Mrs Ruth Barratt.Our candlelight carol service is on 16th December at 6.30 pm. Everyone is welcome atthis service, led by Mr Peter Dawson. Come and celebrate with us. There is no servicein the chapel on Christmas Day, but you can, if you wish, attend the main church inAshbourne at 10 am.

You are as always, invited to take part in our annual Covenant Service, on 13th January

THANK YOU

We would like to thank theChapel for their generous

donation towards the printingcosts of the Kniveton News

Their support is mostappreciated.

at 2.30 pm when we dedicate ourselves tocontinuing our service to the Lord for thecoming year, in whatever form that takes.Mrs Ann Parkinson leads our service on27th January at 11 am.

We pray that you will have a very happyChristmas and a very happy and peacefulNew Year. God bless you all.

Betty Hadley,

on behalf of the Chapel Members.

KnivetonWI

At our October meeting we welcomedtwonewmembers to the fold.

Our speaker for the evening was our ownmember, Denise, who gave us ademonstration of her floristry skills. Shemade three different arrangements; ahand tied bride's bouquet, an autumnalarrangement on a large candlestick and around low table arrangement. She gave uslots of little tips and wrinkles on the craftand showed us how to make our owncorsages using flowers and foliage she hadissued to each of us. We were all quitepleased with our achievements and the

three flower arrangements were raffled offat the end of the night.

On Wednesday three of our ladiesattended the Dovedale group meeting inAshbourne where the speaker was SophieDraper, who is a writer. It was aninteresting evening of stories and folksongs followed by a lovely buffet, asalways, made by the ladies of AshbourneWI.

Monday 12thNovember several of ourWIjoined the Ashbourne WI for a trip toArighi Bianchi in Macclesfield where wehad afternoon tea and a very interestingand entertaining talk byMr Paul Bianchiand his son Nick on the history behindthe business, which has been going forover 160 years and is now being run by thefourth generation of this Italian family.The family firm were very warm andwelcoming giving us a lovely afternoon.

If any ladies would like to join us pleasecome along to a meeting on the thirdWednesday of the month, starting at7.30pm, or if you prefer to speak tosomeone first, please ringAlison on 01335345908 or Susan on 01335 348442.

Kath, Kniveton WI

Quickly

Quickly the girl slams the door.Quickly the water spills to the floor.Quickly the wave crashes.Quickly the house burns to ashes.Quickly she puts on her belt.Quickly the ice-cream melts.Quickly the waves take in the sand.Quickly the magician waves his wand.

By Khadija Year 4.

Draw back the curtains

Maybe outside there’s a tree,A chicken house, a dog lead orA ginger puppy.Draw back the curtains.Maybe a chicken is pecking the ground.Maybe you’ll see a young child,Or a colourful pheasant,Or the picture of a house.Draw back the curtains.Even if there’s a black torch,At least there’ll be some light.

By Rory, Year 4.

If

If I were a ringmaster with my crimson red capeI’d sing with my lion and play with my ape.If I were the Queen of high self-esteemI’d keep my glistening crown extremely pristine.If I were the Headmaster I’d take charge of my classAnd make sure they all learnt everything to pass.If I were the ship’s captain I’d go full throttle through choppy seasAnd make my first officer say, ’Slow down please.’If I were the Head chef I’d cook scrumptious meals,For the men in suits and the women in high heels.If I were a farmer I’d work every dayFeeding my animals and cleaning the hay.If I were Father Christmas I’d load up my sleighDelivering presents as the sun rises to mark the start of the day.If I were a police officer I‘d make sure thieves were caughtAnd a serious lesson would be taught.Whatever I am I will always knowThat I will try heard to be the STAR of my show.

By Scarlett, Year 6.

KNIVETONSCHOOL

All our children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 havebeen poets this term.

We thought we would share a variety withyou. ENJOY!


Maybe outside there’s a tree,A chicken house, a dog lead orA ginger puppy.Draw back the curtains.Maybe a chicken is pecking the ground.Maybe you’ll see a young child,Or a colourful pheasant,Or the picture of a house.Draw back the curtains.Even if there’s a black torch,At least there’ll be some light.

By Rory, Year 4.


Maybe a bird is flying in formation.Maybe you’ll see a pondOr a shedOr the picture of life.Draw back the curtainsIf there’s a viewIt will relax you.Draw back the curtainsEven if there’s only a boring sightAt least there’ll be light

By Edmund, Year 4.

Quickly

Quickly the lightning struck the ground.Quickly the waves crashed onto thesand.Quickly my shoes fell to the floor.Quickly my Dad slams the front door.Quickly the rocket shot into the sky.Quickly my Dad said, ’Bye.’Quickly tears came as I began to cry.

By Florence Miles, Year 4.

Kindly

Kindly the car lets people crossKindly the zoo keeper feeds the animalsKindly the child gives up his chair.Kindly the girl gave her friend a present.Kindly the lady lets us cross.Kindly the dog does not chase the cat.

By Charlotte Tink, Year 4.

IfIf I were a shapeI’d be a rectangle.I’d be a piece of paper being drawn on.I’d be a window letting light into a house.I’d be a box that cats play inIf I were a rectangle.

If I were a shapeI’d be a cone.I’d be a mountain reaching to the sky.I’d be a traffic cone stopping cars.I’d be an ice-cream cone giving childrenice-creamIf I were a cone.

If I were a shapeI’d be a circle.I’d be a big chocolate cake.I’d be a pencil pot waiting to be filled.I’d be a pot hole in the road makingcars bump up and downIf I were a circle.

If I were starI’d be shining in the sky.

By James, Year 6.

If

If I were a King, of all sorts of things,I’d make guitars be everywhere.If I were the boss of pink candyfloss,Then the World would be pink all over.If I were one of the big wigs, of all thepigs,Their tails would not be curled.If I were the Queen, of everybodymean,Riots would go on from afar.If I were the boss of people who do thefloss,They’d all be sent to Mars!

By Jonah, Year 6

If

If I were a shape I’d be a sphereI’d be a football soaring into the sky.I’d be a bubble in the tail of a shoal.I’d be a blind eye of a digging moleIf I were a sphere.

If I were circle I’d be a rainbow, sparklyhoop.I’d be a china bowl full of soup.I’d be a keyhole of a chicken coop,If I were a circle.

If I were a rectangle I’d be acobwebbed, dusty book,Waiting for people to take a look.I‘d be a tray of the bakery’s cookIf I were a rectangle.

By Heather, Year 6

W M Z P A L Z E D E U E S X K G G F

S O A F E A I H N O G K X N D E R O

S B M I R T A C Q A C N I W C T E X

A O R E N R H S N O L V I H S T Q H

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H N L V Z L I R O L E C W O A E E E

G G A E E H I N E L S C H A W T E S

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M K O G P V S P B S H W U T T L M P

L L O D E R B Y S H I R E T H U T M

S A M T S I R H C Y R R E M E B S S

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R A E Y W E N Y P P A H Y U N T H L

T H E M A D G E U P H K Q H N E C I

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BOXING DAY

CAROLS

CHAPEL

CHRISTMAS EVE

CHRISTMAS TREE

DERBYSHIRE

FOXHOLES LANE

GET TOGETHER CLUB

HAPPY NEW YEAR

KNIVETON

KNIVETON SCHOOL

MAIN STREET

MERRY CHRISTMAS

MIDNIGHT MASS

PARISH COUNCIL

PETHILLS LANE

RED LION

STANDLOW LANE

THE HILLOCKS

THE KETCH

THE MADGE

THE WINN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

WOOD LANE

KNIVETON FESTIVE WORDSEARCH

Christmas Fayre Menu is up andrunning - check our website orFacebook page for details!

We are now FULLY BOOKED forChristmas Day lunch. We will be openChristmas Day from 11am until1:30pm for drinks and are open for thewhole of the festive period exceptThursday 27th December.

We have also got some great musicalentertainment for New Years Eve! Itwill be ticketed at £3.50 but again thefirst drink will be free (T&C's apply).

Pie & Pint Night is BACK onThursdays, there will be a selection ofhomemade Pies served with Mash orChips and a medley of vegetables!Drinks also includes small glass ofhouse wine and all soft drinks all foronly £10.95(T&C's apply)

We also have Curry Night everyFriday night! Curries are homemade

and delicious! Served with naan andrice! From only £7.50.

We are already full for tapas night! Itwas fully booked within days, so wecan't emphasise enough to book inearly!

We also have our very popular SundayRoast menu - again please book as wehate disappointing people!

Don't forget our local real ales - wehave had some great new beers fromlocal breweries including AldwarkArtisan Ales and Dovedale Brewery aswell as real cider from the KnivetonCider Company.

Chris & Kievah

To make a booking or for anyinformation you can either ring us on

01335 345554 or email us [email protected]

Derby Countyvs

Nottingham Forest

Monday 17th December

17:45 KO Pride Park Stadium

Come down and support your teamon the big screen including

Deadline forsubmissions for the

next edition ofKniveton News is

Friday 18th January 2019Please send any items,submissions or diary dates via email [email protected] by post or by hand to HannahBarton, Dockseys, Main Street,Kniveton, DE6 1JH (Telephone01335 343808). Whilst every careis taken to ensure unprejudicedand accurate reports, the Editorscannot accept responsibility forerrors or the views of thecontributors.

Food Caddy & Grey Bin

Wednesday 5th December 2018

Wednesday 19th December 2018

Wednesday 2nd January 2019

Wednsday 16th January 2019

Wednesday 30th January 2019

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Visit the Kniveton Parish Council websitewww.kniveton.net for current and back

issues of Kniveton News in colour.

Food Caddy, Green-lid Bin& Blue-lid Bin

Wednesday 12th DecemberThursday 27th December 2018Wednesday 9th January 2019Wednesday 23rd January 2019Wednesday 6th Feburary 2019

Kniveton DiarySun 2 Dec Holy Communion - Kniveton Church - 10.30amSun 9 Dec Kniveton Chapel - 2.30pmSun 16 Dec Candlelight Carol Service - Kniveton Chapel - 6.30pmSun 16 Dec Carol Service - Kniveton Church - 10.30amMon 24 Dec Holy Communion - Kniveton Church - 11.30pmSun 6 Jan Holy Communion - Kniveton Church - 10.30amSun 13 Jan Covenant Service - Kniveton Chapel - 2.30pmTue 15 Jan Kniveton Parish CouncilMeeting - Kniveton Village Hall - 7.00pmFri 18 Jan Kniveton News DeadlineSun 20 Jan All-Age Service - Kniveton Church - 10.30amSun 27 Jan Kniveton Chapel - 11.00am

Kniveton ContactsKniveton ChurchRector - PhilMichell - 01335 371947Phil.michell@live.co.ukwww.hullandchurches.org.ukChurchWardenDavid Holman - 01335 300818

Parish Council ClerkKath Gruber - 07595 515 [email protected]

Derbyshire Dales District CouncillorLewis Rose OBE - 01335 [email protected]

Derbyshire County CouncillorIrene Ratcliffe - 01629 [email protected]

Member of ParliamentPatrickMcLoughlin - 01629 [email protected]

Police - Non Emergency 101Crimestoppers Anonymous Information -0800 555 111

Severn TrentWaterEmergency & Identity of Callers0800 783 4444

The Red Lion, KnivetonChris & Kievah - 01335 [email protected]

The Ketch, Kniveton01335 [email protected]

KnivetonWIPam Stafford - 01335 345716

Village HallNancy Bradbury - 01335 344166

Get Together ClubLiz Howe - 01335 [email protected]

Derbyshire County Council08456 058 058

Derbyshire Dales District Council01629 761100

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