Aug, issue 10, the Crowle and Ealand Arrow

August 2010 Issue 10

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Community Police

News

Page 6

Where You Live,

Your Local History

Page 8

Opening of Crowle

Market Square

Pages 15,16,17

Flowers for

Someone Special

Page 12

Keep fit with Max 1

Leisure

Page 22

School News

and much

more... Crowle Market Square Opening 3 July 2010 more photos inside. Photos supplied courtesy of Anthony Catherall

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Editors Letter.... The World Cup and Wimbledon has ended!

What are we going to do?

Perhaps enjoy the rest of the Summer enjoying

outdoor life, spending time with the family,

attending local events, enjoying the new Market

Square, holidays, day trips, the list is endless!

Anyone with little ones, on Wednesday 4th August

at 11am the Story Station is coming to Smartest,

Baa None! in Epworth‟s Fountains Court. Also a

supervised craft session and Steve Oatway

photographer will be available.

Congratulations also to John Armson and his team

for a very successful Rescue Day at 7 lakes,

Crowle. Photographs of the Xtreme Cross

Challenge are on page 24. You will find more

photographs of the day in your next issue.

Again enjoy the read and enjoy the rest of the

Summer!

Best Wishes and enjoy your read.

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On Wednesday 4th August at

11am the Story Station is coming to Smartest, Baa None! in Epworth‟s

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Neighbourhood Team’s priorities;-

Potts Lane car park Crowle- Anti-social behaviour and vehicle

nuisance.

This location continues to be a problem area where bored

mainly local youths are congregating and behaving in an anti-

social manner. Some of the youths are in vehicles and

complaints have been received regarding the manner in which

some of these vehicles are being driven on their frequent

laps of the town. The Neighbourhood Policing Team and the

Roads Policing Department continue to patrol this hotspot

area and any offences are dealt with as deemed appropriate. In the past month eighteen vehicle related offences such

as speeding, driving without due care and attention, not wearing seat belts, use of mobile phones, defective exhausts

and driving whilst under the influence of alcohol have been identified and dealt with. As a result of future court

appearances it is anticipated that three young drivers will lose the licences due to the accumulation of penalty points.

Alcohol has been seized from persons in the alcohol free zone of Potts Lane car park. Applications are being made

regarding a dispersal order which will give the Police the power to move groups from this problem area.

St Oswalds Church gardens Church Street Crowle – Youths causing annoyance and anti-social behaviour.

One of the problems with moving youths on from Potts Lane car park results in displacing them to cause nuisance/

annoyance at other locations and to other residents. This would appear to be the case with St Oswalds Church

gardens. In June we have had criminal damage caused to the windows of the church. Youths seen in the area prior to

the damage being discovered have been spoken to but there are no witnesses to who actually broke the windows. A

dispersal order will also include the church yard.

Keadby Playing Field Edinburgh Road Keadby – Arson and Criminal Damage.

Fire damage has been caused to a bench seat and a lamp post has been snapped off in the park. Enquiries are still

ongoing regarding the persons responsible for the offences.

The former priority over concerns about drunken males congregating in the park on Edinburgh Road Keadby has

been resolved after those responsible have been identified and spoken to.

Two males at Crowle have been dealt with after been found in possession of cannabis. These have been given

cannabis warnings.

Working with Pc Graham Godley are your Police Community Support Officers Paul Fearon and Wendy Frear who

regularly patrols the North Ward area of the Isle and will be happy to discuss any community issues with you. Please

feel free to stop and speak with them or alternatively contact either of us via

0845 60 60 222 or by e-mail graham.godley, paul.fearon or wendy.frear @humberside.pnn.police.uk.

The police station at Epworth provides a front counter service on Mondays and Thursdays, between 9am and 3pm.

The date and location for the next Neighbourhood Action Team Meeting will be held

at the Keadby School on Tuesday 31st August 2010. Members of the public are invited

to attend this location 15 minutes prior to the meeting to meet members of the NAT

group to discuss any local issues.

A Police Surgery held the first Monday of every month in the front entrance of Tesco

Express between 2.00pm and 3.00pm. The next meeting two meetings are on Monday

2nd August 2010 and Monday 6th September 2010.

The Humberside Police Events Bus was booked for Tuesday the 6th July but unfortunately developed a mechanical

fault and so we visited Ealand, Keadby and Amcotts in the Epworth Police patrol vehicles. Some residents did come

and speak with us about local concerns and provide important information about crime in the area. On Tuesday 17th

August the bus will be visiting Eastoft , Luddington, Garthorpe and Fockerby.

PCSO

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Graham Godley

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PC Godley has been visiting local schools to be

involved in drugs education, internet safety,

stranger danger and citizenship lessons. PC Godley

has also been promoting Lifestyle which involves

young people working as teams during the summer

holidays on projects to help the local community

and environment. The teams are to be supervised

by an adult advisor and the end results of the pro-

jects are judged and prizes are awarded. The top

prize is a trip to Disney Land in America.

If anyone has any issues or concerns in their com-

munity or has any information regarding who is

responsible for crime in our area, please can they

contact PC Godley or any of the Neighbourhood

Team and any information provided will be dealt

with in the strictest confidence.


The Isle of Axholme Where You Live Your Local History

Adapted by Anthony Catherall

THE DRAINAGE OF THE ISLE OF AXHOLME (continued)

The most successful drain was from Tudworth to Althorpe because it carried no water from a river. Vermuyden however made some fundamental mistakes. He took two drains and the New River Torne to Althorpe instead of following the lie of the land to Adlingfleet four feet lower. In the case of the New River Torne he merely made raised banks on the surface of the land to contain the river instead of excavating the hard rock and gypsum. The lands of Vermuyden around Hatfield and Thorne seemed to have been fairly effectively drained, but surrounding areas were still flooded which were not previously. The high embankment on the Dun’s right bank protected lands to the east, but lands to the west around Snaith, Stainforth, Pollington, Sykehouse and Fishlake were flooded whereas previously they had experienced no flooding. In 1630 Richard Bridges wrote to the Lord President of the Council of the North describing the scene around Sykehouse: - “ I rode with great difficulty and danger of water; where I was, and yet am, a woeful spectator of the lamentable destruction of my native soil and country. All sorts of people in pitiful distress; some to save their lives; some their goods and cattle; some to get food for their hungry bodies”. He also wrote how mothers were trudging middle deep in water, how the floods had carried corn and hay both cut and standing away. The waters of the New River Torne proved too much for the embankments and much of the land west of Epworth was heavily flooded. The outfall at Althorpe was too small; this also helped to cause flooding. Opposition to the drainage by the local people seems to have been very extensive. The Islonians claimed that their common lands were being taken away despite the Deed of John de Mowbray granting them free use of the commons. The Islonians would also loose their fishing and wild fowling activities. Compensation of £400.00 was granted to cover this. The Islonians were allocated the lowest and therefore the wettest land in the share up. The Court of Sewers dealt with grievances about the drainage and sometimes they compelled the Participants to make improvements. The work seemed to go ahead despite their protests. Violence soon broke out. Dutch workmen were assaulted and their carts and barrows burnt. Vermuyden didn’t help matters by saying that anyone who petitioned the Privy Council in London, against him would be hanged. An embankment near Haxey was broken down fifty times says Sir Philibert Vernatti, one of the participants. Workmen were thrown into the drains and held under with long poles. Mock gallows were set up to terrify the workmen. This damage along with unforeseen difficulties and improvements left the Participants gaining little financial reward from their adventure. Continued next month Make sure you see a copy of the Arrow...


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the grass cut and keeping the fronts of the flats nice. There are tubs which they have arranged and they keep them watered and maintained. Other littler things are also no

problem, shopping, collecting prescriptions, friendly chats and their company which means a lot. Thank you. From Wendy Clayton x

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North Axholme School Sponsored Walk

On Friday 2nd July 2010, every student and staff member at North Axholme School took part in a 5 mile

sponsored walk. This is the 2nd annual sponsored walk that the school have organised, in an aim to raise

money for the North Axholme School Fund. This fund is aimed at providing discounted educational trips

and events for the students; therefore the money raised goes straight towards their own educational ex-

periences.

The walk takes the students around different parts of Crowle, including past the rail tracks, down by the

canal and through the village. Most of the school took the walk at a good steady pace and it took approxi-

mately two hours to complete. All of the students thoroughly enjoyed taking part in the walk and are

hoping to raise a considerable amount of money.

Summer Newsletter

Our Summer Newsletter is now available to view online at www.northax.net. Inside you will find reports,

articles and photos that give you a flavour of the enormous number of activities our students get involved

in that enrich their education at school. The Newsletter has been distributed within Crowle and is avail-

able to collect from our school reception.

Photography Competition (see page 25 for details)

As you will see from the poster we are holding our annual photography competition. This was a great

success last year and we would love the community to take part so why not join in and become involved.

If you would like any further information or help downloading your pictures please get in touch with Miss

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Althorpe and Keadby School Newsletter

On 22nd June to carry on our topic of settlements, we went to visit

Lincoln Castle. It took an hour to get there on the coach but it was

worth it to hear the “WOW!” from the children as we walked through

the gate into the castle‟s grounds.

We learnt that the castle was built, in 1668, on a hill so that the King

could keep an eye on the workers. We heard stories about what

happened to the people who were living inside the castle walls; where

they hid when it was attacked and how the King and his soldiers saved

them.

Did you know the castle was used as a prison in Victorian times? We

heard some strange stories about some of the inmates. One man, who

was in prison for murder, had a lurcher dog which would go and sit

outside the castle and wait patiently for him to come back out. The guide

said that the castle was haunted but, thankfully, we didn‟t see anything!

The weather was excellent and we had a picnic on the grounds and then

took some photographs as we walked around the top of the castle walls.

It was a great day out.

Years 3 and 4


Crowle Market Square is now open! The opening ceremony took place at 12.30pm on Saturday 3rd July.

It was wonderful to see so many locals at the event to support the new market square!

Councillor John Briggs said at the event :

"I was delighted to attend the opening of the Crowle Market Place Development, which was as a result of tremendous

work by the Delivery Group, North Lincolnshire Council officers, Clugston Construction and architects. Without doubt the

financial input from Yorkshire Forward made it all happen and their support should be fully recognised by all.

I believe this stage of the ultimate project will prove to be a real turning point for the future for Crowle. I hope to see

the area fully utilised by all sections of the community and I hope to see it used by traders, groups and other parties.

How wonderful it would be to see events take place there on a regular basis, such that the community and tourists

make it a place to visit over and over again. I want to see it bustling again”

The vast majority I have spoken to think the new Market Place is wonderful and whilst I respect those that have

alternative views, nevertheless I do consider that it will make a real difference to North of the Isle for our future and that

of our children"

Left to right

Mel Bailey (chairman, Crowle Market Place delivery group), Councillor Trevor Barker Axholme North Ward

Member, Sarah Pearson Assistant Director for Humber Yorkshire Forward, Councillor John Briggs Axholme

North Ward Member, Steve Radcliffe Managing director Clugston Group , Councillor Mark Kirk Leader North

Lincolnshire Council, Councillor Mashook Ali, Deputy Mayor of North Lincolnshire, Mrs Anne Culpin Mayoress of

Crowle and Ealand, Mr Nic Culpin Mayor of Crowle and Ealand, Mr Andrew Percy MP for Brigg and Goole

Photographs supplied courtesy of Anthony Catherall




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The School term has ended and six weeks of freedom beckon. But although many children say they don‟t like school, they often find the long holiday „boring‟. Par-

ents get tired of hearing the plaintive cry, “I don‟t know what to do?” or if you able to get away,

“How much further is it?”

The older children get however, the more they worry as August approaches and important exam

results are published. Some students rejoice, others are surprised, most are satisfied. But there are

also those who are absolutely desolate.

No matter how bored the children get or how good or bad exam results may be, the good news is

that God has not gone on holiday! He is still working in the lives of individuals all over the world and

He hasn‟t forgotten those of us who live on the Isle of Axholme.

When His disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, He gave them those famous words that we

call „The Lord‟s Prayer‟. I append two versions – the traditional version and the modern translation

– and commend them to your use.

Our Father,

who art in heaven,

hallowed be Thy name;

Thy kingdom come;

Thy will be done;

on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daily

bread.

And forgive us our

trespasses,

as we forgive those who trespass against us.

And lead us not into temptation;

but deliver us from evil.

For Thine is the kingdom, the power and the

glory,

for ever and ever. Amen.

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Kitchen and Toilet! Come and join the Bishop of

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Our Father in heaven,

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Your kingdom come,

Your will be done,

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Give us today our daily bread.

Forgive us our sins

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Lead us not into temptation,

but deliver us from evil.

For the kingdom,

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As the summer recess approached members at Axholme Camera Club

held their Annual General Meeting. Andrew Kershaw, Competition Secretary, was

pleased to announce the winner of the Emlyn Perrot Annual Trophy for the highest scoring member

overall. This year the winner was Andrew Kershaw of Low Burnham. Individual winners of the Tom

Dennis Imaging of Scunthorpe Vouchers were, in Monochrome, Andrew Kershaw and in the Colour

section Andrew Kershaw! A clean sweep for Andy, who has now resigned as Competition Secretary due

to pressure of work starting a new business, Career Development Services.

David Ulyett, retiring Vice Chairman, presented the Picstop.com Prize to a valuable member who has

consistently supported the Club and the Members over the last year in many different ways. Kenneth

Thompson of Epworth was both surprised and pleased to receive this recognition.

The last club competition of the year was held earlier, the subject a projected digital image poster or

promotion. The winners of this unusual competition were Jean Goodburne of Hatfield with 20 in both

colour and monochrome sections, with Peter Webster, Judy Newton and Andrew Kershaw runners up.

There were a number of changes to the Committee at the AGM this year, although Allan Rowsell remains

the Chairman for another year, with Peter Webster as Treasurer. George Fiddler takes on the role of

Vice Chairman for a second time, with Geoff Trinder as Co- Vice Chairman, while husband and wife team,

David and Jan Neale become Competition

Secretaries handling both internal and external

competitions. Charmian Roberts, Ken Thompson

and Helen Turton form the rest of the Committee.

Work on the programme for next year and 2011/12

had already been started, and a good mix of

speakers, workshops and competitions is planned.

The first meeting of the new session will be on

Wednesday September 1st 2010 at 7.30 pm in Haxey

Church Hall. Members old and new will be

welcomed by this friendly club. Ring the Chairman,

on 0142 752400, or just come along.

Everyone is welcome to attend what promises to be

an very interesting evening on Tuesday 21st

September when visiting speaker John Jones talks

about 'Life in the Darkness' and shows his images

from underground. Usual time and place, £1.50 to

include refreshments.

Vice Chairman David Ulyett presenting the

Picstop.com Prize to Kenneth Thompson. Photograph by Lynda Ullyett

Andy Kershaw's image , a poster or promotion competition, Cleethorpes Beach. scored 19

Chairman Allan Rowsell presenting the Emlyn Perrott

Trophy to Andrew Kershaw Photograph by David Ulyett


What’s On In Crowle & Ealand? Day Activity Meeting Place Time Contact

Mon Crowle & Ealand

Entertainers Drama Group

Community Hall Crowle 6.00pm - 9.00pm

Mon 300 Axholme Air Training Corps North Axholme High School

Grounds, Wharf Road, Crowle

7pm - 9:30pm 07812 124979

Paul Clarke

Mon 8-11 years old Youth Club Keadby Church Hall 6.00pm - 7.30pm (term

time only)

Tues Beavers St Norberts School 6.00pm

Tues Cubs & Scouts St Norberts School 6.30pm

Tues Crowle Youth Club Crowle Youth Centre 7.00pm - 9.00pm YR9+

Wed Crowle Monkey Club Windsor Park Godnow Road 9.00am - 11.00am

Wed 300 Axholme Air Training Corps North Axholme High School

Grounds, Wharf Road, Crowle

7pm - 9:30pm 07812 124979

Paul Clarke

Wed Phoenix Taekwondo Community Hall Crowle 6.30pm - 9.00pm

Thurs Crowle Youth Club Crowle Youth Centre 7.00pm - 9.00pm YR6

Fri Crowle Monkey Club Windsor Park Godnow Road 9.00am - 11.00am

Fri Andrea Hobson School of Dance Community Hall Crowle 5.00pm - 9.00pm

Fri Crowle Youth Club Crowle Youth Centre 6.30pm - 8.30pmYrs

6,7,8

Sat Crowle and Ealand Bowls Outdoor Bowling Green 6pm Mrs Olive Boon

01724 710659

Monthly Activity Meeting Place Time

2nd Monday Regen Meeting White Hart, Crowle 7.00pm

1st Monday Eastoft over 50‟s CLUB River Don Pub 01724 798040

1st Wednesday Crowle Angling Club Crowle Liberal Club 8.00pm

2nd Wednesday Mothers Club Crowle Community Hall 7.00pm - 9.00pm

2nd Wednesday Eastoft Womans Institute Village Hall, Eastoft 7.30pm

3rd Wednesday Ealand Women‟s Fellowship Ealand Chapel 2.00pm

1st Thursday Crowle WI Resource Centre Crowle 7.30pm

3rd Thursday The Over 60‟s Crowle Community Hall 7.00pm - 9.00pm

Last Friday St Johns Ambulance BINGO Keadby Church Hall 7.00pm

Last Saturday Coffee Morning Keadby Church Hall 10.00am - 12noon

Crowle Community Hall - Available for Hire - Call Sue Burke on 01724 710622 for details.

Keadby Church Hall - Available for Hire - Call David Patterson on 01724 783546 for details

Eastoft Village Hall - Available for Hire - Call Steve on 01724 798108


Age Concern 0800 009966

Child Line 0800 111

NSPCC 08088005000

Samaritans 01724 860000

Benefits Agency 01724 274444

Humberside Fire Brigade 01724 295900

Humberside Police (non - emergency) 0845 6060222

Crimestoppers 0800 555111

Anglian Water 0845 7145145

British Gas 0800 111999

Central Networks Electricity 0800 0568090

Transco Gas 0800 111999

Yorkshire Electricity 0800 375675

Yorkshire Water 0845 1242420

Floodline 0845 9881188

National Rail Enquiries 0845 484950

Isle Coaches 01427 728227

Road car 0845 6050605

North Lincolnshire Council 01724 296296

Scunthorpe General Hospital .01724 282282

Goole & District Hospital 01405 720720

Crowle Health Centre 08444 778652

NHS Direct 0845 4647

St Norberts Catholic Primary School 01724 710249

Eastoft C.E. Primary School 01724 798274

Crowle Primary School 01724 710312

North Axholme Comprehensive School 01724 710368

Trentvale Preparatory School 01724 782904

Luddington & Garthorpe Primary School 01724 798228

Althorpe & Keadby Primary School 01724 782344

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS/FINANCE

Hurstons Accountants Epworth 01427 873737

MJ Button Accountants Crowle 01724 711881

JKC Property Management & Lettings 0780 7654716

BOARDING KENNELS /

GROOMING

Croft House Kennel/ Cattery 01427 890235

HEALTH & FITNESS

Rosemary Conley Diet and Fitness 01724 712700

Lifestyle Matters 07912 367300

Quality Life Styles Personal Training 01427 753591

07714 318958

Tranquil Moments Holistic Therapies

www.tranquil-moments.eu

07921 174835

ENTERTAINMENT/CHILD CARE

Belton Bouncy Castles 01427 872215

07788 896988

Arch Childminding 01724 711816

07912 511327

PEST CONTROL

Axholme Pest Control 01427 873608

07766 747245

TAXI/TRAVEL

Axi Private Hire 6 seater 07866 859963

01724 798877

TRADESMEN

CMD Development 01302 770216

E P G Roofing www.epgroofing.co.uk 01302 532676

A.E.S. Tiling (Ceramic Floor & Wall Tiling) 01302 885401

07749 519557

Advertise in the business

directory for £30 per year Give Carolyn a call

01302 532676 [email protected]



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