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The next lecture will be on October 3rd when Dr Jonathon Foyle will speak on ‘A Comparison of English Cathedrals’

SCAMPTON PARISH COUNCIL At a meeting of Scampton Parish Council. Held on Thursday 5th September the following matters were discussed:

The following issues were raised by the member of the public present. There is a dog in the village which is rushing and barking alarmingly at passing people

and dogs. Two people had complained. The Clerk would contact Lockwoods. The trees, as previously noted, were still dropping dead wood. The Clerk would contact

Lockwoods again. A new dog waste bin was needed at the north end of the village. Cllr Patterson said he

would talk to WLDC. The bin by the wooden bus shelter was missing. The Clerk would look at the cost of a

replacement.

Risk Assessment – Cllrs. Plews and Patterson had carried out the Risk Assessment and apart from the issues (trees and lamp posts) which were already being attended to the only matter for concern was the bus shelter on the village green. Please see Minute Note below.

Refurbishment of the benches and the phone box – Joe Bartrop had confirmed that the refurbishment of the benches and phone box in the village would be carried out soon.

Trees on the village green – following the quote received from Phil Thomas and electronic vote had been taken and he has started the work on the trees. The proposed action was proposed by Cllr Patterson, seconded by Cllr Stead and agreed unanimously.

Bus Shelter – The Clerk had contacted the cleaner of the bus shelter, who said due to pres-sure of work, the shelter could no longer be cleaned. Cllr Stead had obtained a quote from his window cleaner of £60 per clean. Under the Risk Assessment it was the condition of the bus shelter that was causing concern. Steve Ulyat offer to look at the shelter and report back. (Continued on page 20)


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6. The Crumpsall Cream Cracker Corned Beef Kamikaze Cubs Go to Camp – Mike Harding

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7. I Don’t Like Mondays – Boomtown Rats Sitting on my Venture Island, I wouldn’t have to worry about getting up for the daily routine and more over the start of that new week!

8. Things We Lost In The Fire – Bastille Ignites fond memories of 2 children who lived with us for a while and their en-thusiasm in singing this song.

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Ingham History Group

Wednesday 2nd October - Richard Brinkley - The Croydon poison mystery - A personal account by Roly Taylor

Except for visits our meetings are held in Ingham and Cammeringham Village Hall on the 1st Wednesday of every

month @ 7.30 The cost is 2.50 per session including tea/coffee and biscuits

All welcome - hope to see you there.

Contact Joan Stephens 01522730490 Maggie Warren 01522731464

P I A N O T U I T I O N Qualified and experienced teacher

Adults and children Beginners very welcome

Coaching for ABRSM exams, scholarships and auditions

Advice and assistance in purchasing pianos / keyboards

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Ingham & Cammeringham Village Hall

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FLIX IN THE STIX 2019

Thank You to everyone who came to support our

showing of ‘Green Book’. The first Film of our Autumn Season is –

‘‘Rocketman’’ (15) :

On Friday 18th

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and performed by star Taron Egerton) tells the universally relatable

story of how a small-town boy became one of the most iconic

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Doors Open at 7.00pm

Film Show Starts at 7.30pm Licensed Bar / Ice-creams for sale

Further Autumn Film Dates and Titles for your diaries are:

Friday 22nd November ‘Yesterday’

Friday 20th

December ‘Love Actually’

Remember - only your support on a regular basis en-

sures the continuation of these Film Evenings - which use state

-of-the-art equipment to transform our local Village Hall into a

Cinema for the evening!

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Notes from Fillingham Parish Meeting

Monday, 2nd September 2019 7.30 Fillingham Village Hall

In attendance: Margaret O’Grady (Chair), Peter O’Grady (Vice-Chair), Glenn Cargill RFO), Vicky Cargill (ARFO), Dawn Greetham (Clerk) and six parish-ioners.

Apologies for absence: PCSO Julie McFaul, Martin Holland. Notices of Interest: None Minutes for approval meeting 1st July: The minutes were unanimously ap-

proved and signed. Matters arising from those minutes not covered elsewhere in the meeting:

Village Hall windows: Thanks were expressed to Judith for her help in com-pleting the Building Consent Form which will submitted this week for ap-proval. Grants will be sought for the funding.

Reports: Police: Two incidents have been reported. A suspicious vehicle on the High

Street on 12.8.19 and a report of ASB/noise/music on Fillingham road on 24.8.19. WLDC to be informed.

Finance: External playground inspection £54. Monies received: RBS Fete money £30, Village Fete £482, coffee morning £29.50 – Village hall Ac-count. Payment made £210 – Grass cutting – Parish Account.

Village hall: The boiler is temperamental. Three quotes for a new boiler have been received. Grant applied for from Screwfix. BG tol carry out a free service.

Playground: Regular playground inspections have been carried out. Correspondence: No correspondence has been received. Parish/District/county matters: Apple Day is Saturday, 5th October at 2pm,

Greek Night 9th November at 7pm. The Christmas Saturday Market will take place on 23rd November between 10 and 12 o’clock. It was agreed that the contract for grass cutting will be put out to tender in the near future. A Parish-ioner proposed that the short mat bowling equipment that had been donated to the Parish be sold in order to raise funds for the hall windows and this was se-conded. Objections to be received by 30th November. A Parishioner raised the possibility of a “Men in Sheds” group for the village. He will attend a fo-rum in Ingham for more information. It was also proposed to list on Facebook companies that deliver to the village i.e milkman, vegetables and meat deliv-ery. A comprehensive list will be compiled and added to the village Facebook page for information.

Any other business: Concern has been raised by a Parishioner with regards to the presence of rats on Rectory Lea. The Parish advised that the best course of action was to contact West Lindsey DC for further advice. The Parish will also remind dog owners in the village that dogs should be kept on a lead and that dog waste bags should be carried at all times.

Date of next meeting: 7th October, to include the initial Annual budget meeting.


PILATES CLASSES

Tuesday –7.15 and 8.10pm

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Ingham Village hall

Contact Rebecca Downes

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Cleanliness is our Priority Bird Cowls supplied and fitted

National Association of Chimney Sweeps Member Certificate issued with every chimney swept

Competitive rates. All areas covered.

Tel: 01526 388430 - (Answer-service available) Mobile: 0790 9626194

(Continued from page 10)

VE Day 75th Anniversary – The ideas for the 75th VE Day celebrations were discussed, based on the plans of a chil-dren’s street party on 8th May, a forties evening on 9th and an open air service of thanks-giving on 10th. The items which were needed were Jeep Display, Hog roast, marquee, bar (hopefully to be done by the Dambusters) , funding, toilets, electricity and water, tables and chairs, and an outside entertainment licence and a street closure application for the children’s party. Mr and Mrs McElwe had kindly given permission for the use of the paddock for the For-ties Event. It was agreed that there would be a maximum of 250 tickets for the Forties evening and that although it was hoped to make the Street Party for children free they would need a ticket to attend as that was the only way we would know how many to cater for. Everyone would get costings before the next meeting so that we could draw up a budget so that we would be able to apply for funding. Lamp posts, Speed sign indicators and Road signs – Report from E-On that two of the pole mounted lights were in poor condition and should be replaced at a cost of £650.00 +VAT each. They are Nos 11 and 13. It was proposed by Cllr Patterson, seconded by Cllr Sneath and agreed unanimously that the work should be undertaken as soon as possible.

Closure of RAF Scampton – No further development.

Christmas Tree Lights- The Clerk would bring the lights to the next meeting to assess whether more should be purchased. It was suggested that a “turning on ceremony” with carols drinks etc should be promoted. The Clerk would speak to Charlie Hebborn, the Head Teacher. (Continued on Page 28)


Community Page

Interested in Men’s Sheds?

OPEN EVENING

at INGHAM COMMUNITY ROOM

23rd October at 7.30pm

Please attend if you would be interested to see a “Mens Shed” developed in our local area

If you are not able to come, but are interested in joining in, please contact: [email protected]

JOIN LOCAL DANCERS IN A WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT

17th November

For more details see Facebook—@StarstruckLincs

Christmas is coming... and with it POSTAGE STAMPS

Please save used stamps and holiday postcards for

THE LEPROSY MISSION

Please contact [email protected] /01472 788629 or leave in Brattleby Church

CITROEN C1 RHYTHM FOR SALE (SILVER) Low mileage 86,500, 3 owners, registered August 2008

Serviced May 2019 and MOT expiry 24th May 2020 £20 per year road tax

Genuine car in excellent condition for year £1100 o.n.o.

Telephone 01522 730457



Castaway Cottage

North Norfolk – Holiday Cottage

Tastefully renovated Norfolk brick and pantile cottage in an idyllic location in

the peaceful village of Itteringham, North Norfolk. Close to Holt and

Aylsham and a short drive to the coast, Norwich and the Broads.

Sleeps up to 6. Open all year.

Very popular so early booking recommended. For further details see www.itteringhamcottages.co.uk

or contact Chris or Jerry on 01522 730561

Forthcoming events

For more events follow us on Facebook

October 4th – Coffee and Cake-Thorpe on the Hill 9.30am-12pm17th- Fashion Show- Dunholme Village Hall 7pm November 1st – Coffee and Cake- Thorpe on the Hill 9.30am-12pm 8th- Little Pottery Studio- pottery painting 6-9pm (pre booked places) 16th Gin night- Dunholme Village Hall 7pm-12pm 24th- Christmas Fayre- Hykeham 11-3pm December 6th- Coffee and Cake- Thorpe on the Hill 9.30-12pm 14th- Christ party- Dunholme Village Hall 1-4

Watch out, thieves about! - Two cast-iron urns and plinths have

been taken from a garden between midnight on 14 Sept and 6am the following morning. Maybe it is not connected, but a man rang the doorbell

the previous week asking if he could cut the hedges - it may not be connected but there again, it might!!


THE SPRINGLINE PARISH, DIOCESE OF LINCOLN “Nine Churches One Parish Following Jesus”

CHURCH SERVICES ROTA FOR OCTOBER 2019

Abbreviations: BW Revd Bill Williams LH Mrs Liz Harris JB Mr John Beverley NH Dr Neill Hepburn/JH Revd Julia H SD Revd Susan Deacon SM Fr Sebastian Liturgical Colours: W=White, G=Green, P=Purple, R=Red, Gd=Gold Every Monday at 10.00 am St John the Baptist, Scampton: Holy Communion - SD

Date Time Place Service Officiant

6TH OCTOBER

(G)

9.00 am

9.30 am

10.15 am

10.30 am

Ingham

Burton

Scampton

North Carlton

Holy Communion

Morning Prayer

Family Service

Holy Communion

SM

LH

Team

SM

13TH OCTOBER

(G)

9.00 am

9.30 am

10.30 am

10.30 am

Cammeringham

Burton

South Carlton

Ingham

Holy Communion

Holy Communion

Holy Communion

Family Service

SD

SM/JB

SD/NH

Team

20TH OCTOBER

(G)

8.30 am

9.30 am

9.30 am

11.00 am

4.00 pm

Ingham

Burton

Scampton

Brattleby

Scampton

Holy Communion

Morning Prayer

Holy Communion

Harvest Service

Children’s Family

Communion

SD

JH

SD

BW

SD

27TH OCTOBER

(G)

10.30 AM INGHAM UNITED MONTHLY

PARISH SERVICE

SD

3RD NOVEMBER

(R or G)

9.00 am

9.30 am

10.15 am

10.30 am

Ingham

Burton

Scampton

North Carlton

Holy Communion

Morning Prayer

Family Service

Holy Communion

BW (SM)

LH

Team

BW (SM)


Are you looking for self catering accommodation for your visiting friends of family?

Or do you require a place to stay whilst your home is being renovated or waiting to move house?

The Dairy Barn, an Award Winning Visit England 5 Star Gold, Grade II Listed converted barn is set in the heart of the traditional village of Ingham.

This extremely popular holiday cottage offers luxury accommodation for up to 4

guests, children welcome, which incorporates traditional and contemporary fea-tures but still maintaining a homely feel with a private courtyard and secure parking.

A Complementary Local Produce basket awaits you along with Egyptian bedding.

towels, dressing gowns and complementary overnight toiletries.

For further information please contact

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We love to Design and Print

Business Starter Packs from £100 Websites from £500 Design from £30 Flyers, leaflets and distribution from £50 Restaurant, POS and Retail Signage Tension Fabric Systems Exhibition pop ups, banner stands and Bespoke stands Property Hoardings Wallpaper and Canvas Printing Window graphics Banners Installation T: 01522 788665 - M: 07977 928219 E: [email protected] W: www.tardesignandprint.com River Farm, Clay Lane, Norton Disney. LN6 9JS


Your Neighbourhood Policing Team

PC Steve TOYN [email protected]

PCSO Julie MCFAUL [email protected]

PCSO Angie LAW [email protected]

One of your neighbourhood officers will be attending the following

Coffee Morning’s / Police Surgeries we will be pleased to meet you and discuss any issues you may wish to raise alternatively please call 101.

Please be aware: on occasions there may be non attendance due to unforeseen cir-cumstances and unavoidable, so please accept our apologies should this happen

Date Location Time

OCTOBER

4th October 2019 Corringham Village Hall 09.30 – 10.30

5th October 2019 Ingham Village Hall 10.30 – 11.30

17th October 2019 RAF Scampton Youth Club 18.00 – 19.00 19th October 2019 Welton Methodist Church 10.30 – 11.30 23rd October 2019 Glentham Village Hall 10.00 – 11.00

NOVEMBER

2nd November 2019 Ingham Village Hall 10.30 – 11.30 5th November 2019 Dunholme St Chad’s Church 10.30 – 11.30

8th November 2019 Corringham Village Hall 09.30 – 10.30

13th November 2019 Willoughton Village Hall 18.00 – 19.00

14th November 2019 RAF Scampton Youth Club 18.00 – 19.00

16th November 2019 Welton Methodist Church 11.00 – 12.00

20th November 2019 Faldingworth Village Hall 10.30 – 11.30

21st November 2019 Welton St Mary’s Church 10.30 – 11.30

DECEMBER

3rd December 2019 Dunholme St Chad’s Church 10.30 – 11.30

6th December 2019 Corringham Village Hall 09.30 – 10.30

11th December 2019 Willoughton Village Hall 18.00 – 19.00

14th December 2019 Welton Methodist Church 11.00 – 12.00

18th December 2019 Glentham Village Hall 10.00 – 11.00

19th December 2019 Welton St Mary’s Church 10.30 – 11.30

To report a Crime please call 101.

If ‘urgent’ please call 999. If you would like to pass information anonymously, please call Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.




This has all the flavour of a slow-cooked casserole but takes less than an hour to cook

Ingredients

12 shallots, peeled and left whole 8 Toulouse sausages or spicy/Lincolnshire sausages (we prefer Heck chicken sausages) 2 cloves of garlic, cut into slivers 2 tbsp olive oil 1 medium carrot, peeled and diced 400g borlotti beans, drained 400g can of tomatoes 150g shredded savoy cabbage 1 tbsp chopped parsley 500ml chicken stock 100ml red wine Black pepper and sea salt Bay leaf

Method

Heat the olive oil in a heavy-based sauté pan or saucepan, add the shal-lots and sausages and sauté for 4-5 minutes, browning them all over. Add the carrots and sauté for a further 3 minutes, not colouring them too much. Add the garlic and cook for a further 30 seconds, then add the tomatoes, beans, half the wine, stock, bay leaf, season well with sea salt and black pepper. Bring to the boil and simmer for a further 15 minutes on a low heat. If the soup becomes too thick, add a little more stock,

then add the finely shredded cab-bage, parsley and the rest of the red wine. Mix well and cook for a further 5 minutes, until the cabbage is just cooked. Slice the sausages into three, place

in a bowl, and pour over all the bean soup. Season to taste. Serve with crusty bread and chopped parsley.

FRESH from ALISON’S KITCHEN

French Shallot

Toulouse sausage

& borlotti bean stew


HACKTHORN & COLD HANWORTH

LOCAL HISTORY GROUP ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Thursday 3rd October 2019 at 7.00 p.m. in Hackthorn Village Hall

OPEN MEETING

Thursday 24th October 2019 at 7.00 pm. in Hackthorn Village Hall

Sue Allan, famous as author of the May-flower Maid Trilogy and for her knowledge of the Pilgrim Fathers’ Journey, is to return

to talk about the Mayflower Women Everyone welcome.

Entrance Fee £2 to include refreshments. The website address:

www.hackthornhistorygroup.org.uk

(Continued from page 20)

District Councillor’s report – Cllr Patterson had nothing to report. Finance It was noted that the following payments had been made: Green Grass Contracting £240.00 WLDC (Election Costs) £140.97 Currys, PC World (Computer) £538.99 Haven Power £75.61 Haven Power £78.24 The Clerk had sent the additions documents requested for the change of signatories to the Co-op Bank. It was agreed that a wreath should be ordered from the Royal British Le-gion. Planning - Application 139917 04.09.19 – Removal of a clear glass leaded window and replacement with stained/coloured glass leaded window for St John the Baptist Scampton. Full support was given to the project. The next meeting will be on Thursday 3rd October 2019 at 7.15pm in the BSA Hall, Aisthorpe.



INGHAM AND CAMMERINGHAM VILLAGE HALL LOTTERY The first round of Lottery No.88 was held on 7th September

Congratulations to: No.113 Mr D Woods £20 No.8 Mrs J Whitby £20 No.199 Mrs J Williams £20 No.109 Mr R Biggs £20 No 5 Mr J Liversidge £20 No 27 Mrs C Ridout £50

No.158 Mr M Rothwell-Jackson £50 The 200 Club has given out £80,000 since it started. We have two rounds per year, each

costing £10, which raises valuable funds for the Village Hall. If you wish to join the Lottery, please contact:

Promoter: Jon Scourse, 32 The Green, Ingham, Lincoln LN1 2XT [email protected]



The 2019 Poppy Appeal Needs your

help in Ingham

Do you have a few hours to spare? I would love to hear from anybody who can do a

door to door collection in Ingham.

You must be 18 years of age. If you can help please contact

[email protected] or call 01673876240

Yoga Move with ease

All levels welcome

Weekly Classes Tuesday 7.00 - 8.15 pm

Scampton C of E

School Hall

Contact Linda Symons 07813 321309

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So how did it all start? Greens of Aisthorpe is your local friendly garage run by Dave Green. It was founded in the 1960’s by Dave’s late father, George Green who started doing repairs and bodywork in a garage at

the bottom of his garden in Aisthorpe. Shortly after this, George was able to purchase the village garage and the business moved to its current site. Dave played an active role in the garage throughout his school years and started full time at 16. Due to poor health,

George took a back seat some years later and Dave took on the business and still loves his work 38 years on.

What type of cars does Dave like? Dave started his motoring years at the wheel of a Morris Minor, restored for him by George. He then moved on to a Mark 1 Escort, which to this day remains his favourite road car.


However, his most favourite car of all was his 1960’s Mini Rally Car, which was a full works replica, fully re-stored in his spare time at the garage. Dave enjoyed com-peting at Rally events throughout Lincolnshire pro-gressing to build

several other Rally vehicles.

Over the years, what changes did you make to the Garage ?

At the start of this century, a major renova-tion including building a showroom for the flourishing car sales business was undertaken. Dave’s passion for cars shines through with the showroom resembling a Mini Museum

with motoring memorabilia covering every inch.

What are the customers like? We have a fantastic customer base with people from all walks of life, many of whom have become close friends. One particular favour-ite is famous in the garage for his request that the locking wheel nuts be placed in ex-

actly the right position!

How do you feel about the future? The garage continues to grow from strength to strength and just like cars pro-gressing from a basic electrical system to complex manage-ment systems, Dave and his loyal team look forward to the development of elec-tric cars and continu-ing to look after local village vehicles for years to come.

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Ready made kits ideal for presents, Cakes in a jar.

Telephone, Paula on 07891814188

The Club met in September to hear Michael Seal talk about bee keeping. He told us going to tell us about the WOW factor of bee keeping. And he certainly did that. Monks were the first people to keep bees in straw skeps as they needed the hon-ey as medicine and the wax for candles, previously the bees were just in the trees. We were also told about the fascinating life of a bee how queens are made and how she can chose whether the egg she lays is fertilised or not. It really was a very interesting evening, with far too many facts to report here. If one bee could produce 1lb of honey it would have to fly 60,000 miles, the equivalent of twice round the world! The next meeting will be on Wednesday 9th October at 7.30pm in The Dam-busters. It will be our annual produce show and the competition will be some-thing made using courgettes.

Phone Liz Green on 730079 for further information.

Springline Garden Club

Service of Remembrance

All Saints Church, Ingham

Sunday 10th November 2019 at 12.30 pm

Anybody wishing to lay a Wreath

or a Cross is most welcome to do so

The Service will be followed by a free luncheon at Ingham and Cammeringham Village Hall, all friends and families are

welcome.

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INGHAM PARISH COUNCIL

Minutes of the Meeting of Ingham Parish Council Date: Monday 15th July 2019 Venue: Ingham & Cammeringham Village Hall Attendance: Councillors: N. Brown (Vice Chairman), K. Wagstaff, M. Dickinson, R. Graham, R. Woods. Also attending: G. Monks (Clerk), B. Buck (Village Caretaker) and 1 member of the public. Apologies for absence: Councillors M. Nicholson (Chairman), S. Harris and PCSO McFaul, Dis-trict Councillor Patterson To receive the Declaration of Acceptance of the new Councillor: Gill Stonham signed the declaration of acceptance. Village Caretaker’s report: The Village Caretaker reported he continued to clear bird fouling from play equipment and mark dog fouling with pink spray which has been worse on the footpath to Fillingham. The hedge has been cut around the bowls green and seats have been refurbished in the village. A new bin has been installed in the Tennis Court. Village Caretaker Equipment: Proposed Councillor Brown seconded Councillor Woods and RESOLVED to purchase loppers up to the value of £50 for use by the Village Caretaker. Notes of the Meeting of Ingham Parish Council held on the 24th June 2019 to be approved as the Minutes: Proposed Councillor Woods seconded Councillor Brown and RESOLVED unani-mously to approve the Minutes of the meeting of 24th June 2019. Police report: PCSO McFaul sent apologies. During June and early July there have been inci-dents involving a collision with an animal, a suspicious van in the village and items relating to drug use being found in the car park. The PCSO will increase patrols to this area. Clerk’s report on matters outstanding: The Clerk reported that the post box stump on Lin-coln Road has not yet been removed by Royal Mail. An unstable tree on Grange Lane has been removed. Fly tipping on Ingham Lane has been reported to WLDC. Weed killing has been undertaken of the roadside by LCC. A footpath cut has been requested. A VAT refund has been received. The Local Councillor Initiative Fund has been applied for relating to the Remembrance Day Civic Event. P3 Liaison Officer’s report: The P3 Liaison Officer reported that there are hedge trimmings covering the footpath adjacent to the Cliff Top Kennels and the footpath at the end of Long Lane remains overgrown. Learner of the Year: Proposed Councillor Brown seconded Councillor Dickinson and RE-SOLVED unanimously to sponsor the awards and offer £70 toward the prizes. WLDC election re-charges: Proposed Councillor Wagstaff seconded Councillor Woods and RESOLVED unanimously to pay election re-charges of £139.08. Financial report including resolution to make payments to: Cheque Number Payee Amount 1603 G.Monks (June salary) 1604 B.Buck (June salary) 1605 Earth Anchors Ltd (New bin) £404.40 1606 Ingham Primary School (Learner of the Year) £70 1607 West Lindsey District Council (Election re-charges) £139.08 1608 G.Monks (Mileage) £18 1609 G.Monks (July salary) 1610 B.Buck (July salary) Proposed Councillor Brown seconded Councillor Dickinson and RESOLVED unanimously to pay cheques 1603 to 1610 and to cancel cheque 1593. Planning Matters to be Reported and Considered: Planning Application: 139515, Highcliffe Business Park The Cliff Ingham Lincoln LN1 2YQ, erection of 3no. buildings to provide either B1 (Business) or B2 (General Industrial) floorspace; with provision of vehicle parking spaces, hard landscaping and means of enclosure. Parish Council comments include clarity of light industrial use, concern over the amount of parking provided to avoid parking on Ingham Lane, the resurface of Ingham Lane to accommodate additional traffic.

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What’s on & Other News

Aladdin -Welton Pantomime Group -29th & 30th

November Tickets— email:

[email protected] or 07907087880

Netball’s Big Summer -various events -Contact:

Vanessa on 07836 598027 or [email protected]

National Ploughing Championships -

Nocton LN4 2AE 12th & 13th October


October in The Springline Parish From the PCC Secretary I’m sure you will all agree that the Village Venture has seen a dramatic improve-ment in quality and content in recent months and congratulations to The Editor. In an effort to control costs for its future viability it has been necessary to limit the churches content so all church events are listed below.

Full details of all church activities together with a parish diary can be obtained from the monthly e-bulletin and if you have not already subscribed please for-ward your e mail address to [email protected] to be added to the circulation list

October appears to be a busy month, with a number of Harvest events and also The Springline Good Neighbours Week so please support these community events . The PCC is already planning Christmas events across our villages

Kind regards

John Secretary to The Springline Parish PCC [email protected]

Forthcoming Events

Thurs 3rd Rector’s Village Surgery Scampton Camp Fri 4th North Carlton Quiz Night 7pm Sun 6th Scampton Church All Age Harvest Service –10.15am Wed 9th Brattleby Church Volunteering Group 9.30-11.30 Cammeringham Harvest Service 7pm Thurs 10th Rectors Village Surgery North Carlton Sun 12th Fillingham Harvest Supper 4pm Sun 20th Brattleby Harvest Service 11am Sun 27th Ingham United Parish Service 10.30 am Café Church Fillingham Village Hall 10.30am Rev’d Dr Helen Hooley Sun Nov 3rd Cammeringham All Souls Parish Bereavement Service 4pm Fri Nov 8th Scampton Church- Bassingham Community Choir Remembrance Concert - Tickets £5 from 730167. 731900 or the Dambusters Inn

The winning numbers and names for the AUGUST 2019 Scampton Lottery draw are:

No. 001 - 1st Prize - £50 - Sue Deacon (Scampton)

No. 088 - 2nd Prize - £25 - Elizabeth Green (Scampton)

No. 004 - 3rd Prize - £10 - Barbara Young (Scampton)




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Seedlings Wood Group - Open Farm Sunday 2019

We opened the farm to the local community despite forecasts of heavy downpours! They were treated to Strawberry cream teas and tractor rides from 11am to 4pm.

Our main event was the Sheep shearing demonstration and visitors got to see the hard work of rounding up, penning up and shearing of our Shetland Sheep.

We keep all of our fleeces that are a variety of beautiful colours from Moorit red/black to Grey Katmoget and creamy white, all available online

Overall, the children and community that attended our Open Farm Sunday experienced a day out on a working farm. LEAF the organisation that organise all national farm events rang for feedback the next day and we are delighted to say that they want us to continue providing this work as we are giving local community the opportunity to experience farm-ing first hand!

For the latest events see our Facebook page and search for @seedlingswoodgroup

Seedlings Woodland Group meets Every Thursday at 10am at the Woodland Yurt at Brattleby Farm Storytime & Singing, gardening in the veggie patch and crafts activities.


LETTER FROM THE PARISH PRIEST

We are in it all together!

We often do not realize how we are all deeply and spiritually connected to each other! We are not just earthly beings but also spiritual beings. There is a spiritual heart within us and we are part of the universal heart of God. We definitely are not like isolated islands lost in a vast and lonely ocean ! We belong to each other and we are related to each other in one way or another!

When we make right choices as individual beings we enjoy physical and spiritual well being. Wrong choices lead us to ill-being. Our choices influence not just us or others but also the entire planet we live in. That is why I said that we are part of the whole! Consider the climate change! Every thought we think and every deed we do influence our planet one way or another. We are responsible for the present state of our planet Earth because we are in it altogether.

The thing is that for better or for worse, we are inextricably inter-related. Our thoughts and actions have consequences both at individual and cosmic levels. Of-ten, instead of building each other up we have a tragic penchant to destroy each other. The history of Europe in the last century is a tragic memory. But let me as-sure you: Jesus Christ has embraced our human paradox by his death and resurrec-tion. He has thus initiated a new order of life in creation – the power and energy of love, human and divine that transforms all things even the worst case scenario!

The new life Jesus inaugurated is the ‘The Kingdom of God’, ‘The Kingdom of Love.’ This love is what the Holy Spirit filled the Earth with at the beginning of creation and again at Pentecost. There is hope for the world and the planet only in love. Love is the Answer for All. Jesus said: “This is my commandment that you love one another.” It is as simple or difficult as that!

When we love one another, care for each other, respect each other there is hope for the world. And when we care for and respect our bodies, our souls and our environ-ment there is hope. We are in it all together. We have a future only ‘together’. Will the leaders at all levels – religious, political, cultural and business – recognize this truth?

What is happening to our lovely planet today is a reflection of how we deal with our own physical bodies and our lives and how our actions and words have conse-quences. It is never too late to retrieve ourselves and our lives! It is never too late to protect and save our beloved home, the ‘Earth’! We can and must do it! Let us leave the earth a better place for our children and grand-children! We’re in it alto-gether!

Your friend, Father Sebastian,

Rector, The Springline Parish, The New Vicarage, Church Hill, Ingham,

LN1 2YE Tel. 01522 731793 email: [email protected]



INGHAM & CAMMERINGHAM VILLAGE HALL COMMITTEE

INGHAM BONFIRE NIGHT IS BACK!!!!!!

BONFIRE AND FIREWORK DISPLAY INGHAM PLAYING FIELD TUESDAY 5TH NOVEMBER 2019

FOOD AND DRINK AVAILABLE ON THE NIGHT FROM 6.15PM GATES OPEN 6.15PM BONFIRE LIT 7.00PM

FIREWORK DISPLAY BY RAVE 7.30PM PLEASE NOTE THAT SPARKLERS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT THIS

EVENT, GLO-STICKS WILL BE ON SALE TICKETS SOLD BEFORE THE DAY PRICED:

£3.00 CHILDREN (U5 FREE) £4.00 ADULTS £12.00 FAMILY (2+2)

TICKETS SOLD ON THE DAY PRICED: -

£4.00 CHILDREN (U5 FREE) £5.00 ADULTS £15.00 FAMILY (2+2)

TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM:

INGHAM VILLAGE MINI MARKET UNTIL 4TH NOVEMBER (Tickets on sale mid October)

ON THE GATE 5TH NOVEMBER

COLLECTION FOR BONFIRE MATERIAL WILL BE UNDERTAKEN ON SUNDAY 3RD NOVEMBER – PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL NOT COLLECT MATERIAL WE CONSIDER TO BE UNSUITABLE FOR BURNING (tyres, rubber, foam, plastic,

carpets etc)

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO HELP WITH COLLECTION AND ON THE NIGHT

A DONATION TO FUNDS IS REQUIRED FOR COLLECTED MATERIAL

PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO HEALTH AND SAFETY REASONS NO MATERIAL CAN BE TAKEN DOWN TO THE BONFIRE SITE BY MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC. WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY IN-

CONVIENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE. PLEASE USE THE COLLECTION SERVICE.

FOR COLLECTIONS/VOLUNTEERS – PLEASE RING ANNE NADIN

TEL EVENINGS: - 01522 738259 AFTER 6PM or email [email protected]



SPRINGLINE PARISH-DIOCESE OF LINCOLN-LOCAL CONTACTS

Rector Revd Dr Sebastian Mattapally 01522 731793 (Father Sebastian)

MINISTRY TEAM CONTACTS FOR MINISTRY MATTERS: Baptisms, Weddings, Service arrangements, Home visits etc. Email addresses can be found at http://springlineparish.co.uk/wp/about-us/ ASSISTANT PRIESTS Revd Bill Williams 01522 730365 Revd Sue Deacon 01522 730167 LICENSED READERS Mr Neill Hepburn 01522 523787 Mr John Beverley 01522 730752 PASTORAL TEAM: for home and hospital visits, bereavement visits, Home Communion and prayer please contact any of the above. Your call will be treated in confidence. FOR WEDDING ENQUIRIES, FUNERALS AND ALL CHURCHYARD MATTERS, such as reserv-ing a grave space, headstones do contact the DEANERY ADMINISTRATOR, MRS SHIRLEY KEYES ON 01522 931075.

CHURCHWARDENS BURTON, ST VINCENT Mr John Moore 01522 567185 Mr John Walsh 01522 520350 SOUTH CARLTON, ST JOHN THE BAPTIST

Mrs Janet Jackson 01522730282 Mr David Capps 01522 731087

N CARLTON, ST. LUKE Mr Robert Heneage 01522 730562 Mr Nigel Key 01522 730970

SCAMPTON, ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST Mrs Barbara Young 01522 731900 Mr Chris Kenny 01522 731538

BRATTLEBY, ST. CUTHBERT Mrs Pauline Organ 01427 788629 Mr Jonathan Wright (honorary) 01522 730761 CAMMERINGHAM, ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS

Mr Simon Judge 07849 148320 Mr John Lockwood 01522 730730

INGHAM, ALL SAINTS Mrs Catherine Martin 01522 731716 Mrs Ann Duggan 01522730008

FILLINGHAM, ST. ANDREW Mr Roy Butterworth 07850685507 Mrs Sarah Overton 07411152241

PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OFFICERS VICE-CHAIRMAN Mr Robert Heneage 01522 730562 SECRETARY Mr John Moore 01522 567185 SAFEGUARDING OFFICER Mrs Barbara Young 01522 731900 TREASURER Mrs Sue North 01522 519025 ELECTORAL ROLL OFFICER Mr John Walsh 01522 520350


Woolley & Woolley Antiques and Curiosities

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and interior items,

We buy and sell Antiques, Curiosities, Collectables, Vintage,

Jewellery and More,

We also do home visits to price individual items, full or part

clearance and garage or shed contents,

Please contact us on 01522 731798 or 07852 986351

Alternatively email us on www.woolleyandwoolley.co.uk

Please visit us on Facebook


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• Birds’ nests and blockages - Professionally and efficiently removed. • CCTV Inspections and Reports – Carried Out. • Clean Professional Service – Friendly, clean and reliable service. • Safety and efficiency advice - Provided by a professional Chimney Sweep. • Insurance Certificate – Issued for all chimneys or appliances swept.

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(Continued from Page 36) Planning application: 139640, Land to north of Farrows Row Ingham Lincoln LN1 2XX, approval of reserved matters to erect 1no.dwelling, considering access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale, following outline permission 135076 granted 16 November 2016. Parish Council comment - surface water should not drain into the foul sewer. Risk Assessment Play Area and Playground: The Clerk presented the report which noted that the play equipment on the playing field and defibrillators were operationally safe. The annual inspection report was reviewed and noted. There were no significant matters highlighted. Neighbourhood Plan: The Chairman thanked parishioners for the excellent response to the questionnaires circulated to the parish. These will now be collated and reviewed by Communi-ty Lincs with a view to feeding the results back at a community event in October. Lincoln Road Development: The Clerk has appointed Chattertons to act on behalf of the Parish Council in the transfer of open space on Lincoln Road. Bonfire Night: The Parish Council await to hear from the organising committee. Request from Friends of Ingham School: Proposed Councillor Brown seconded Councillor Dick-inson and RESOLVED unanimously to allow the use of The Green for a dog show on 4th July 2020 Playground Lease: Proposed Councillor Brown seconded Councillor Woods and RESOLVED unanimously to ratify the decision to allow Ingham School to make changes to the main play-ground as described to the Parish Council by the Chair of Governors, make adjustments to the lease agreement, and allow access to contractors to the playing field in order to undertake works on the condition that any damage to Parish Council assets are repaired to the same or better state. The Clerk will record the condition of assets prior to the works beginning and unlock the playing field gate. Correspondence Received: All correspondence was discussed as part of agenda items with the exception of a letter about the Royal Airforce benevolent fund and LCC with respect to the Gigabite Voucher Scheme. Date of the next Parish Council Meeting: The next Meeting of Ingham Parish Council will be on Monday 9th September 2019. Meeting Ended 20.04

A full set of these Minutes can be found on the Parish Council website or be requested from the Clerk.



Antiques

Woolley & Woolley 44

Architects

HomePlan Designs 19

Bathrooms

Style Bathrooms 2

Builders

Castle Building 9

RG Wright 10

Chimney Sweep

Sooty & Sweep 20

TL Chimney Sweep 45

Chiropodist

Scampton Chiropodist 17

Chiropractor

The Quays 3

Cleaners

Time for You 14

Coal & LPG Merchants

Mid Lincs Fuels 24

Computer Services

Computer Sage 40

Food & Cakes

Tea Time Treats 35

Fitness

Bodies in Balance 19

My Barre 30

Flix in the Stix 43

Flower Arranging

Alice Strange

Flowers 10

Funeral Directors

Cliff Bradley 48

Garage Services

George F. Green 17

Garden Maintenance

RHE Services 7

Handyman

JDG 11

Hearing Aids

Claire Armitage 4

Holiday Cottages

Castaway Cottage 22

The Old Dairy Barn 24

Joiner/Cabinetmaker

Nicholas Martin 19

Massage & Spa

Anchan 2

Masseuse

Kathryn Dean 11

Therapeutic Bliss 9

Mobility Aids

Style Mobility 2

Mole Catchers

Traditional Mole

Catching 30

Mortgages

Grayling Mortgage 14

Opticians

Clearview 9

Painter & Decorator

Luke Mosley 9

Pest Management

Queen Bee 11

Piano Tuition

Piano Tuition 14

Plumber

C & P Heating 4

Nigel Allen 11

John Wagstaff 25

Printers

Tar Design & Print 25

Property Services

Heathers

Property Services 47

Public House

Dambusters Inn 6

Reflexologist

Footprints 44

Timber Merchants

B Knight & Sons 44

Tree Surgeons

Trees N Gardens 40

Tar Tree Care 25

TV Aerials

Skylarke Aerials 7

Wills

Lincoln Wills 13


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