Jun 10, Issue 57, The Branton & Auckley Arrow

Local News

Auckley Show

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Schedule of events

Stafforce

Recruitment

Charity Event,

Hayfield Lakes

Saturday 6th June

Find out what our

Schools have been up

to! And more...

Including Finningley & Blaxton

June 2010 Issue No. 57

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Editors Letter... There

is a fabulous rumour that this summer will be a hot

one, having just enjoyed 5 continuous days of

sunshine in May, we can live in hope! However,

before we get carried away with the dizzy heights

of the 80‘s... the forecast for the bank holiday

weekend and half term break, as I write this

editorial... looks bleak. Fingers crossed they got it

wrong!

Auckley Show fever hits us once again, we are two

months away from one of the annual highlights of

village life and the committee are working hard on

finalising their plans. We have an update, provided

by the Chair of the Committee, Neil Woodward,

on events for this years show. We also have the

schedule for the show, so if you are planning on entering any of the competitions, you should find all

the information you need.

Sunday 6th June, Stafforce Recruitment hold their

4th Annual charity event at Hayfield Lakes, this

promises to be a fun filled day for all the family.

You can find more information of this event in this

month‘s Arrow.

It‘s official, our new neighbours—the lions at YWP

are the new stars of Branton! Visit them this half

term and give them a warm Yorkshire welcome!

This months issue of the Arrow will be distributed

to Blaxton. Once a quarter, residents in Blaxton

will benefit from the Arrow being delivered to their

door free of charge. If anyone in Blaxton has

any news or information for the Arrow,

please let me know by early August in

readiness for the September issue.

The deadline for the July issue of the Arrow

is Wednesday 21st June. Once again, thank

you to everyone who contributes articles

and provides information for the villages as

well as the advertisers who continually

support the Arrow.

Best Wishes

Michelle Sidebottom

Tel: 01302 534256 / 07795 387937

Email: [email protected]

Mail: 26 Springwood Close, Branton, DN3 3UD

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Cantley with Branton WI The June meeting on June 10th is a visit to

Sandall Beat Wood and walk with the

warden. On June 15th we are holding a

fashion show at Kilham Hall 7.30pm by

Edinburgh Wool, all welcome. Tickets are

£3. Contact Anne Oakes 536802

Race Night Success Kilham Hall staged a ‗Race Night‘ on the 7th May

to raise funds for equipment for the hall and an

‘Excellent Night Was Had By All’

The event was supported by the community along

with main sponsor Saxton Design Ltd and race

sponsors NJH Estimating Services, Aspen Financial

Services, Prime Engineering, Mosgrove

Fabrications, S&D Transmissions, Marriott

Electrical, Three Horeshoes, Branton & Auckley

Arrow and Danum Developments. ‘Thank You

One And All’

Thanks go to the ladies of the committee who

provided a Pie and Pea supper for all.

The event raised £1400.00 and special thanks go to

Thorne Lions Group who donated the race films

and provided excellent support on the night.

The Committee

Make a date in your diary

for Friday July 2nd at 7.45pm

when the next Folk and Blues

Etcetera concert will be held at

the Phoenix Theatre in Bawtry. The line up will be a return appearance of North

lincs trio "Workshy Profits". Carol, Steve and Lisa

playing a fusion of traditional and contemporary

world wide music (Lively fiddling. dextrous guitar

and a whole pile of groovy rhythms) See

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appearance for Otley singer/ songwriter Gerry

McNeice who says "everybody I have ever listened

to has influenced me in one way or another". See

www.myspace.com/gerrymcneice

Barrie and John will be hosting the evening.

Tickets are £6 and can be obtained from

"Petology" in Bawtry or ring Barrie on

01302 770992.

Police Clampdown on

Domestic Burglary Police in Doncaster are reinforcing and continuing

the fight against people who commit burglaries.

Operation Account has been set up to take place

over the next eight weeks to drive down burglary

and to target people who continue to commit

burglary offences.

Burglary dwellings in Doncaster have reduced by

16% in the past year however, there has been a

slight increase in the south of the borough during

April. Police continue to remind home owners that

they can still do more to stop burglaries.

Detective Inspector Steve Whittaker from the

Priority Crime Team in Doncaster said, "We all

have our part to play in reducing offences of

burglary. Although crime levels are at an all time

low, we are urging home owners to be more

vigilant.‖

Advice to be more vigilant includes making sure

alarms are working and set and that car keys are

kept out of view in the home to deter

opportunistic thieves.

Detective Inspector Whittaker added, ―South

Yorkshire Police take offences of burglary

extremely seriously and we will do everything we

can to prevent and detect burglaries. If we suspect

you of committing crime, we will do everything in

our power to bring you to justice. Patrols in the

area have been increased with a view to disrupting

as much criminal behaviour as possible."

The police will continue to reassure the public and

seek the publics support during this operation and

thereafter, to ensure that burglary offences are

driven down.

Police would ask the public to always report

any suspicious behaviour or activity to the

police on 0114 2202020, or via crimestoppers

on 0800 555 111. All information will be dealt

with in the strictest of confidence.

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Results for the April 2010

Auckley Show 200+Club 1st No 561 David Bowden wins £100

2nd No 705 Karen Edwards wins £20

3rd No 387 Jeannie McQueen wins £10

Results for the May 2010

Auckley Show 200+Club 1st No 396 Eric Newbound wins £100

2nd No 453 Stephen Featherstone wins £20

3rd No 662 Dan Gillon wins £10

All previous winners can be found on our web

site www.auckleyshow.co.uk

Branton St Wilfrids C of E

Primary School will hold their

PTA School and Community

Fayre on Saturday 10th July. All

members of the local community are welcome to

come along and enjoy this event aimed at raising

funds for Computers in school as well as the PTA‘s

new project, Sports and Gym Equipment. This

fayre is all about celebrating school life and both

the School and the PTA invite the community to

come along and enjoy the occasion. Local

community groups will be on hand to demonstrate

what life in Branton is all about. Please make a note

in your diary, the fayre opens at 12noon till 4 pm

and there are lots of fun events planned to

entertain you. Entrance fee of 50p. Pupils of St

Wilfrids and children under 4 free of charge.

Have Your Say Is all about getting

close to the community. The Safety

Neighbourhood team will have a stall at events

where the community can come and have a chat

with either the police, council and/or fire safety

wardens about any issues they want to discuss. All

members of the community are welcome to come

along and meet the team.

Come along and ‗Have your say‘ on Friday 2nd July

at Auckley Primary School during sports day. The

fire service and council wardens will also be

attending this event.

Auckley Primary School have reserved Monday 5th July

in case the 2nd has to be cancelled due to rain.

Open Garden in Aid of DebRA At the home of Yvonne and Tony Woodcock, 135

Bawtry Road, Bessacarr, Doncaster on Sunday

11th July at 12 noon till 4pm.

Refreshments and various stalls as well as home

grown plants. There is an entrance fee of £2.00 and

all proceeds are in aid of DebRA, a charity which

helps children with an incurable genetic skin

blistering disease. (please park at the rear of

Punch‘s Hotel).

The Next Finningley

Neighbourhood Watch quarterly

meeting is Monday 19th July 2010 in the Village

Hall at 7pm.

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We would like to congratulate

our son Mark Phillips on his

Promotion to Captain. He is

formally from Branton and Finningley and went to

Branton C/E and Hayfields Schools. He started

army life at 16 (13 if you count Cadets) in Junior

Leaders and has worked his way up through the

ranks. Also completing very hard physical

Commando training and earning his Green Beret.

Well done from Mum and Dad and everyone who

knows him.

Race Night At the Harvey

Arms. The decision to hold a Race Night to raise funds

for the Finningley Village Fun Day proved to

be a winner. All the worries about whether we

would get any support vanished into the blue as

the room rapidly filled with chatting people, some

a little nervous having never been to such an event

before, but all obviously out to enjoy themselves.

The members of the Finningley Village

Community Group still glanced nervously at

each other. Was everything in place , had they

forgotten anything?

Then we were off!

Eric kept everything moving well, the punters

placed their bets, shouted encouragement to their

chosen horse and cheered or groaned as the

winner passed the post.

The Pie and peas served by Eric, Gordon and their

staff were consumed and enjoyed and the punters

gathered at the start line for the second set of

races on the card.

All in all the evening proved a great success.

Our thanks must go out to the generous

supporters, the many many people who supported

us by sponsoring races, owners, and jockeys. All

those who provided us with prizes for our raffle or

who simply said I can't attend but take this as a

donation. They are too many to mention here but

we did mention them all on our Race programme.

Our thanks must also to the Harvey Arms who

gave us the venue and their time, and all members

of the community group who worked and

supported the event throughout. Last, but

certainly not least, we must thank all those

people who came along and gave so willingly, who

cheered the evening on to be such a success and

without whom the event would have been a non-

starter. Congratulations to you all! The exact

figure is not in yet, but the sum you helped raise

will go along way to meet the needs and expenses

of the Fun Day

Thank you.


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St Georges Day

Parade Attended by

over 1000 scouting

groups in the

region. Beavers, Cubs and Scouts from The 58th

Doncaster Scout group, based in

Cantley, took part in the St Georges Day

Parade on Sunday 25th April. Watching

our young people, proudly marching

through Doncaster town centre to the

sound of the band playing was fantastic.

The groups all filed into church followed

by the procession of Colours. The

Minister welcomed everyone to

celebrate membership of the worldwide

fellowship of Scouts and to give thanks to God followed by prayers, readings and hymns.

Everyone left St Georges Minster singing the National Anthem, however, there was now a monsoon to

welcome everyone but it didn‘t dampen our spirits! As we arrived back at base, everyone from parents,

cub leaders, beavers, cubs and scouts were absolutely soaked through. Here‘s to another successful St

Georges Day Parade and let‘s hope the sun shines ‗all day‘ next year.

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Wednesday 18th August

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Saturday 21st August

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Flowers for Someone Special Do you know someone special?

Someone who has gone the extra mile for others or

someone who just deserves something nice. ‗We would like to request a 'Bouquet for Someone Special' for Edna Dimbleby of Auckley. Edna is a

lovely lady who is very kind and thoughtful of others, she is always cheerful and helpful. Edna has been

battling with various eye problems for several years, and is having regular injections into her eye to save

her sight. Despite this she never complains and continues to be involved in things, always putting others

first. She really deserves a beautiful scented bouquet to show her how much she is appreciated. In

addition to this, on 18 June Edna and her husband Ron celebrate their 61st wedding anniversary. We

wish them both many more happy years together. From all your friends.‘

The Arrow and Petalsflorist would love to send

someone special a bouquet. Also, listen to Trax FM

to hear ‗Someone Special‘ in the morning!

Jean Cheetham

from Branton,

receiving her

flowers last

month after being

nominated by

St Saviours Congregation in Auckley

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BLAXTON PARISH COUNCIL

NEWSLETTER JUNE 2010

How to contact your Parish Councillors

Norma Mc Carron Tel 01302 770418

Len Hornsby Tel 0102 770109

Patricia Schofield Tel 01302 770248

Peter Oliver Tel 01302 771374

Parish Council vacancy If you are interested in joining the Parish Council as a

Councillor please contact the Clerk to the Council by e

mail at [email protected] or tel 01302 770324

by 30 June 2010.

Have your say Parish Council meetings are usually held on the third Thursday of each

month in the Village Hall at 7:30pm. At the start of each meeting the Parish

Council has a public participation session for 15 minutes. Why not come

along and raise issues you think the Parish Council should be looking at.

Blaxton in Bloom In autumn 2010 the Bluebell Roundabout will be planted up with a range of

plants and shrubs to provide all year round interest. During the summer

the ground will be prepared for the autumn planting.

Planters have been ordered with attractive floral arrangements and shrubs.

These will be positioned in close proximity to the roundabout and are

expected to be delivered during June 2010.

Policing in Blaxton The Parish Council is working with the Police in reviewing Police

resources in the area.

Protect your Valuables Contact the Blaxton Neighbourhood Team on 01302 73600 for `smart

water` to protect your valuables. Limited supplies are available.

Need a room for a meeting or a function? Why not consider hiring the Village Hall. Contact the booking secretary

Mrs Ramsbottom for availability and costs on 01302 771921

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FINNINGLEY PARISH COUNCIL Website www.finningleyvillage.co.uk

Newsletter June 2010

Airport

There have been more flights in and out of the airport of late, one of the reasons being that Easyjet now fly

from there to several destinations. Even with the change of regulations to allow QC4 aircraft to fly at

night, the Parish Council has not been made aware of any serious increase in night-time noise.

Police

Due to the increased use of the airport, the police officers stationed there can no longer be utilised to patrol

the surrounding villages. The area from Old Cantley village, Branton, Auckley (including the former

„camp‟), Blaxton and through to Finningley village will now come under one PC based at Rossington, with

the assistance of one PCSO.

The PACT (Police and Community Together) meetings which have been held in the various villages

covered by the police at the airport and changed location each month, are henceforth to be held at Bawtry

and Tickhill only; the name is also being changed to “Have Your Say”. Why the villages have been cut out

we have not been informed, but protests will be made.

Playing Field Shelter

Petitions were presented to Doncaster MBC planning department against the installation of a shelter on the

playing field. A further petition, signed by users of the field, was presented in favour of having it. Both

views were amongst the various factors taken into account when the planning department decided to

approve the installation of the shelter. It should be noted that this facility is intended for all users of the

field, not just a particular age group or type of user.

Your Parish Councillors:

David Lindley (Chairman) 31 Gatesbridge Park 770688

Barry Lifsey (Vice Chairman) 53 Gatesbridge Park 771727

Alex Elder Rest Haven, Chapel Lane 771880

Richard Johnson Ashlyne, Chapel Lane 771252

Mrs Margaret Lindley 31 Gatesbridge Park 770688

Keith Robinson 79 Gatesbridge Park 771574

Eric Tatton-Kelly Rookery Nook. Old Bawtry Road 772611

Mrs Jennifer Worthington

(Clerk to the Council) 19 Norwood Avenue, Auckley, DN9 3JA 771244

Other useful Numbers:

DMBC „Community First‟ 736000

South Yorkshire Police 0114 2202020

Local Police (non urgent) 385116/385338

Airport noise complaints 623499

or email [email protected]

Local MP:

Rt Hon Caroline Flint, Meteor House, First Avenue, Hayfield Lane, Auckley DN9 3GA.

Tel: 01302 623330, Fax 01302 755099 or email: [email protected]




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Resignation of Parish Councillor

Council is sorry to lose Mrs. Lynn Allwood who has resigned from the Council due to work and

family commitments. Mrs. Allwood has played an active and enthusiastic part in the affairs of the

Council, particularly in organising the 2009 Senior Citizens‘ outing. .

As a result of the resignation, a vacancy on the Council now exists and a new member will be co-

opted onto the Council at the next meeting on 9th June 2010.

Any eligible person wishing to be considered for the post should write to the Clerk, the application

to be received no later than 12 noon on Tuesday 8th June 2010. An eligible person is one who

resides in or within 3 miles of the Auckley Parish, or has his/her main place of work within the

Parish.

Proposed New Play Equipment

The ‗Play Builder‘ Scheme is a government-funded project, implemented by Doncaster Council staff,

to provide play equipment in a natural setting. Auckley‘s Riverside Park is one of several areas in

the Doncaster Borough to benefit from the scheme. DMBC recently carried out a consultation

exercise at Riverside Park and in the local schools to ascertain what play equipment children wished

to see on Riverside Park.

Additional recreational items will be provided from Section 106 monies and Parish Council funds.

Hopefully the scheme will be implemented by the end of the current financial year.

Dog Fouling

The majority of dog owners clean up after their dogs. However, there are a few irresponsible

owners who allow their dogs to foul pavements and recreation grounds, and Council would remind

these owners that allowing dogs to foul without cleaning up after them is an offence and they are

liable to be fined. Dog waste bins are sited at various sites in the Parish, i.e. at Riverside Park, the

Spey Drive play area and the Hayfield Estate, and it would be appreciated if these bins could be used.

Auckley Show

The Village Show will be held on Saturday, 14th August at the Riverside Park. Council has agreed to

make a financial contribution towards this event, and wishes the Show Committee every success on

the day.

New Parish Councillor

A warm welcome is extended to Mrs. Julia Staniforth, a resident of Auckley, who has recently been

co-opted onto the Council following the resignation of Mr. Peter Cockett.

Members and Clerk of Auckley Parish Council

Mrs. Jennifer Worthington (Chairperson) E-mail: [email protected]

Mr. Stephen Featherstone (Vice Chairperson) E-mail: [email protected]

Mr. Ian Butterfield E-mail: [email protected]

Mr. Geoff Payne E-mail: [email protected]

Mrs. Susan Platts E-mail: [email protected]

Mrs. Julia Staniforth E-mail: [email protected]

Mr. Ian Swainston E-mail: [email protected]

Mr. Gary Warrender E-mail: [email protected]

Mrs. Marjorie Caygill (Clerk) E-mail: [email protected]

Auckley Parish Council Newsletter

June 2010










Your Parish Councillors Email Address Telephone

Gillian Warrender (Chair) 537713

Jennifer Worthington (Vice-Chair) [email protected] 771244

Barbara Fussey [email protected] 536053

Yvonne Butterworth 539476

Brian Cheetham [email protected] 831373

John Shepherd 539069

Michelle Sidebottom [email protected] 534256

Clerk to the Council

Julia Staniforth [email protected] 772493

Kilham Hall Community Centre As well as the regular Tuesday coffee morning and Art Club there is now modern sequence dancing every Friday evening from 7.30 to 10.30 p.m. Please contact Gillian Warrender on 01302 537713 to enquire about the use of the hall for private functions and community events, Review of the Parish Boundary Following the decision to allow the development of the Manor Farm area the parish council has contacted DMBC to ask if a review of the parish boundary can be undertaken. Due to a recent change in legislation it is only possible for residents of the parish to petition for a review to be undertaken. If any residents are interested in seeking a review please contact the Julia Staniforth (Clerk to the Council) to obtain further information. Community Developments A new footpath has been provided leading from the rear of the new Community building to the play area in order to improve access particularly in wet weather. A new notice board has been provided for Warning Tongue Lane so residents in the area can now access all the parish council information. Dog Fouling – Please Remember this is an Offence! Dog fouling is continuing to increase in spite of previous requests, creating a serious health and safety risk. All dog owners are asked to ensure that when dogs foul any public area it is collected, wrapped and disposed of in the dog litter bins provided. Thank you to the dog walkers along Kilham Lane for using the new dog litter bin provided. Annual Parish Council Meeting Gillian Warrender and Jennifer Worthington were elected as Chairman and Vice-Chairman respectively at the annual parish council meeting on 5 May 2010.

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Plans are well underway for this year’s big

local event and we expect another

recording breaking turnout. First of all

can I remind everyone that admission to

Auckley Show is free. There are also acres

of free parking by the River Torne. Access

is off Ravenswood Drive. Post Code for

your Sat Nav is DN9 3PA.

Once again there will be a wide range of live

entertainment in the Main Marquee including ‗The

Armthorpe Elmfield Brass Band‘ and the very

famous ‗Mr Magic‘. New for 2010, Airborne

Education will be attending with a scale model

helicopter. Young people will be given the

opportunity to build a model helicopter from kit

form as well as operate a flight simulator in our

dedicated new 100ft x 50ft craft marquee.

There are still places available if you would like to

trade. See our web site for an application form.

Around the Show Field you will find Show Jumping,

Ferret Racing, a Duck Race down the river,

Children‘s sports, Tug o War, Ruth Fairground

Organ, Classic Cars and Tractors, car boot sale

and much more.

Exhibits for the Horticultural and Produce Show

will be accepted between 8.30am and 11am. This

year there will be 114 classes to enter. See our

website for the schedule www.auckleyshow.co.uk

as well as this months centre page pullout spread

in the Arrow.

The Fancy Dress parade will set off from the village

green at 12noon.

Also as part of the events will be the Junior Fishing

Match at Bank End Fisheries. Contact Mandy on

01302 770097

On Friday 13th August we will be hosting the

‗Auckley Show‘s Got Talent‘ and children‘s disco

between 6pm and 9pm contact Paula on

07717205009 for details of how to enter.

To conclude Saturday we have a live entertainment

‗The Men‘s Club‘ and disco from 7pm to midnight.

A two course meal is included in the price of £20

each. This has been a sell out the last two years.

Tickets are strictly limited to 350 they are available

now from Chairman Neil Woodward 01302

770818 or, order via our web site

www.auckleyshow.co.uk

Auckley Show Saturday

14th August

2010

A new visitor to the Auckley Show in 2010

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VEGETABLES Class 1 - The Harold Brewster Memorial

Trophy – Awarded for the heaviest onion Class 2 The Alf Cockett Memorial Trophy

- 3 potatoes

4 Carrots (tops cut 6‖) 2 Parsnips (tops cut 6‖) 6 Dwarf Beans 6 Runner Beans

Longest Runner Bean 3 Beetroot with tops 1 Marrow Quality

2 Courgettes

3 Onions white (dressed to weigh under 8oz each 3 Onions red (dressed to weigh under 8oz each

3 Onions white(dressed) 3 Onions red (dressed) 3 Onions as grown

6 Shallots 1 Cabbage 1 Cauliflower

2 Leeks 1 Head of Lettuce

1 Cucumber 4 Tomatoes (Ordinary)

6 cherry tomatoes 6 Spring Onions 6 Radish

2 Pepper any colour Any other Vegetable 4 Rhubarb sticks

Any Fruit

A collection of fresh herbs. 2 Garlic bulbs

Tray of vegetables (Max 6 min 4 varieties) Trophy will be awarded for the Best in Show

Vegetable

EGGCEEDINGLY GOOD

CLASS 3 White eggs

3 Brown Eggs Heaviest Egg (chicken)

Auckley Show 2010 Schedule

Saturday 14th August 2010

FLOWERS (own grown) 36 The Ray Henshaw Memorial Trophy will

be awarded for Vase of mixed flowers - Own Vases please

37 3 Dahlia (any type)

38 3 Gladioli (any type) 39 6 Sweet Peas 40 3 Roses (any type) 41 3 Carnations or Pinks

42 2 Flowers 2 Fruit 43 A basket of Garden Flower

FLORAL ART 44 ‗Winter wonderland‘ 45 ‗A Tropical Theme‘ 46 ‗It‘s Magic‘

47 A mono colour arrangement (all one colour) 48 A table centre suitable for a wedding.

49 The Barbara Siddons Memorial Trophy

will be awarded for:- ‘A Flower arrangement in an unusual con-

tainer’ 50 Gents or Lady‘s Spray

51 1 Silk or dried flower arrangement

POT PLANTS

52 1 Leaf Plant

53 1 Flowering Plant 54 1 Cactus or Cactus Garden 55 1 Bonsai

56 Topia Tree 57 Fuchsia

WINES 58 1 Bottle of Homemade Beer 59 1 Bottle of Homemade Lager 60 1 Bottle of Homemade Cider 61 1 Bottle of Homemade Dry White Wine

62 1 Bottle of Homemade Sweet White Wine

63 1 Bottle of Homemade Dry Red Wine 64 1 Bottle of Homemade Sweet Red Wine

The Daniel J. Byrne memorial Trophy will

be awarded for the Best Homebrew


ARTS AND CRAFTS 65 1 Item of Crochet

66 1 item of Needlework (handmade) 67 1 item of Knitting (handmade) 68 1 Item of Embroidery

69 1 Item of Cross Stitch) 70 1 Tapestry 71 Painting (oil, watercolour or acrylic) 72 Decoupage

73 Any item - Metalwork or Woodwork The Ren Perry Memorial Trophy will be

awarded for the best Metalwork or

Woodwork

PHOTO COMPETITION

74 A Photograph of Auckley Show

75 ‗Our Village in Winter‘

76 ‗Wildlife in the garden‘

PRODUCE

77 4 Fruit Scones 78 4 Cheese Scones

79 4 Butterfly Buns 80 Cheesecake (homemade) 81 Celebration Cake for a special occasion 82 Victoria Sandwich

83 Savoury Flan 84 1 Loaf

85 Fruit Cake (Not iced)

86 4 pieces of flapjack 87 4 Jam Tarts 88 4 Lemon Tarts

89 4 Shortbread Biscuits 90 4 Muffins 91 Bakewel Tart

92 1 Jar of Jam (homemade) 93 1 Jar of Pickles

94 1 jar of Beetroot 95 1 Jar of Chutney

A Trophy will be awarded for the best in

Show Produce

The Dave Elliott Memorial Trophy will be

awarded for ‘Simply the Best’

Trophies will also be awarded for the following;

The Hilda Parker Memorial Trophy for the Best Kept Allotment

Tug of War

Best in Show Child‘s Exhibit

Best Fish of the day—Under 11 Fishing And 11 and over Fishing

CHILDRENS SCHEDULE

Pre School

96 A hand and footprint A4 no mount 97 Paint or draw ‗A flower‘ A4 no mount

11 years and under 98 4 Rice Krispie buns

99 3 decorated buns 100 Paint or draw Flower or Vegetable A4 no mount

101 From your favourite book, a handwritten paragraph. Suitably illustrated.

102 Flower Arrangement in jam jar

16 years and under

103 Animal made from vegetables 104 Model Garden in a seed tray 105 A decorated cake

106 A Photograph of a ‗Wild Bird‘ 107 A Photograph ‗My Garden‘ 108 A Photograph ‗My Pet‘

109 Sculpture made from vegetables 110 A Lego Model not to exceed 15‖ in any

dimension

111 A Hand Made Party/Invitation/ Greeting Card

112 Design a poster – promoting/leading a healthy lifestyle

113 Model (kit or otherwise) 114 A Scarecrow

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News from Branton St Wilfrid’s C.E. Primary School The Summer term has been busy as usual with many activities and events to enrich our

curriculum.

Class 5 Visit Austerfield

Field Study Centre

Class 5 visited Austerfield

Field Study Centre as part

of their geography and

science studies. In the

morning they learned about

the water cycle and the

importance of saving water

on our planet. They played a

water cycle game which

involved wearing hats with labels depicting various stages of the cycle. Pretend water had

to be delivered to the next person in the cycle and there was much hilarity when Queen

Victoria became part of the cycle and visited her royal lavatory! Next Class 5 went to the

quarry to create their own river system using containers of rain water which were poured

downhill. They watched the water travel over the waterfall, through the gorge, into the

valley then to the flood plain and onwards to the sea. After a break for lunch and the

important visit to the shop, Class 5 travelled to the River Idle where they measured the

rate of flow of the river using dog biscuits as „Pooh sticks.‟ (The fish later enjoyed a tasty

snack). The day was expertly led by the Austerfield staff and the children thoroughly

enjoyed their „hands on‟ learning experiences.

“Cinder – Ellie goes to the Hoe-Down”

Class 6 Drama Group presented their production of “Cinder – Ellie goes to the Hoe-Down” to

the whole school and invited adults. The story is the traditional tale of Cinderella but with a

Wild West twist. The children told the story through a combination of drama, singing and

dance. We had Ugly Sisters

Cactus and Grizzly with attitude,

cowboys, dancing girls, a very

smelly „Fairy Godmother‟, and

French and Red Indian narrators.

A twist at the end involving a spell

cast on Cinder-Ellie‟s boot meant

Yippers, the Buttons character,

was the one who won Cinder-Ellie‟s

hand in marriage. The children

performed brilliantly and looked

fantastic in their home created

costumes. Well done Drama Group!


Class R Visit to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park

Class R thoroughly enjoyed their recent visit

to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park. As well as

touring the park, Class R had an animal

handling session-which involved stroking a

snake and a bearded dragon. Class R

persuaded Mrs Crayton to be brave and take

part, so I have now stroked a snake! The

children showed great interest in the animals

and we were very impressed with the

children‟s knowledge as they looked around.

Children even got the opportunity to feed the

animals by hand (and yes, our anti-bacterial

hand wash was at the ready afterwards!!)

Class 4 Archery Day

As part of their project on Castles Class 4

had some surprise visitors to school, as you

can read in Scarlett‟s writing below:

When I walked into the classroom I got a big surprise as everyone was staring at two medieval people standing in our classroom, one was dressed like an archer and one like a knight. They started telling us about medieval weapons, and even showed us some. Later I got to wear the knight‟s armour! It‟s really heavy but I‟m happy I tried it on. After lunch we did some archery and everyone enjoyed it. It was a brilliant day at school. Scarlett, Class 4

Following the interest shown by the children during the Archery day,

we have now started a new Archery Club after school, to add to our

list of extra-curricular activities.


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Thank You to the PTA!

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activities throughout the school year. These

raise additional funds which are spent on

the children. The PTA have recently

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the Class R and 1 play area and the children

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their creative play.

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News from Hayfield Lane Primary School

Our children have had a very busy and rewarding month with exciting and

educational visits out of school,

the Young Writers competition

and several fun and informative

visitors in school.

Years 1 & 2 visit to Conisborough

Castle

Years 1 & 2 enjoyed an historical visit to

Conisborough Castle and church as part of

their Take One Picture project. They were

given a tour around the castle and walked to

the church. Some of the children were

surprised to learn that the castle is over 800

years old (nearly as old as the teachers!!) In

the afternoon they had a great time dressing

up in medieval clothing and testing out old

fashioned forms of punishment, although the

teachers were not brave enough to try out

the stocks.

Year 1 Pedestrian Training

The Road Safety Education Unit joined

several parents and children from year 1 to

highlight pedestrian road safety. The

children donned high visibility jackets and

headed out on to Hayfield Lane. They were

shown how to cross the roads correctly,

finding safe places and looking both ways.

They were then taken to the pedestrian

crossing where they learned about the ‗Red Man‘ and the ‗Green Man‘. When they

returned to school, they excitedly shared

what they had learned with the rest of the

school.

Year 4 Cycle training

As many of our children now use their bikes

to cycle to school, we invited Bike It Tom

to school to give some of our pupils

valuable cycle training. They were taught

braking skills, the importance of wearing a

helmet and how to ride a bike safely and

considerately on the roads. They were also

given some tips on how to look after their

bikes.


Crucial Crew

A fantastic time was had by our year 6

children when they visited Magna. They took

part in the Crucial Crew workshop which is

run by the South Yorkshire Police. During

the afternoon they were involved in role

play where they had to act out scenarios

dealing with anti social behaviour, drugs

awareness and bullying. The children felt that

they had gained valuable skills and found it

very interesting and lots of fun to work with

the police.

Young Writers competition winners

We were very proud to learn this week that

several of our Key Stage 2 pupils have been

successful in the Young Writers latest

Creative Writing competition, fighting off

fierce competition from hundreds of schools

in the Yorkshire region. The children were asked to create a mini saga but could use no

more that 50 words. We had some

wonderful stories from all of our children

and they really let their imaginations run

wild. The winners were given a certificate

and their work will go in to a book entitled

Tiny Treasures Tales from Yorkshire, a copy

of which will be kept at the British library as

well as other libraries across the UK. Well

done to our budding novelists.

FUTURE EVENTS TO LOOK FORWARD TO …

Contributed by:

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Local History and Country Notes Compiled by Brian Tansey F.R.G.S.

34 Springwood Close, Branton, Doncaster, DN3 3UD Tel: 01302 534959 E Mail: [email protected]

Cantley and Branton Cricket Club Update I have received several tit bits of information about the

Club. In the last Issue of the Arrow I printed a letter from Don Fox about it. According to Ronald Nutall

of Branton he remembers being asked to play occasionally as a young man of about 15 (about 1938) and

that the Cricket Ground in fact moved several times. He remembers it was initially in the field to the right

as you now cross the M18 Motorway Bridge heading to Doncaster, which in fact would have placed it

directly behind the former Primary School, where there is now a large new house on the traffic island

corner, as you turn to go into Old Cantley.

In later years it moved to a site about where the McCauley Catholic Senior School main building is now. It

later moved to another possible un-recollected site, and finally ended up opposite St Wilfrids Church

where Don Fox remembered it being. We still have no information about when it was formed or closed.

Ronald remembers some of the 1938 period team members as being Gerry Walls, Bill Tatham, Tom

Collins, Artie Binns, Frank Hamilton, Ken Bullock, Ted Badger and Frank Badger.

Since we now know the names of some

team members does anyone have any

old photos of the team of any period

that we could copy. I still have to get

back to a couple of people who have

more information.

The Workings of an Old Water

Mill

In an earlier issue of the Arrow I

discussed the strong possibility of there

having been a Water Mill on the west

bank of the River Torne south of the

Auckley Bridge, I have just come across

this image of a 17-18th Century Water

Mill, could our Mill have looked like

this?

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Five tips to prepare your car for summer

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money in the long run.

Try to deal with any minor problems and repairs as they happen, as they can become very expensive if left

to build up over time.

Here are five tips to prepare your car:

rusting if left on the bodywork. If possible take your car to a car wash that specializes in

under-car cleaning to get rid of every trace.

your car‟s pollen filter annually is a vital investment. Keeping your air-con well maintained will help, too.

-con will help your car smell better. If it smells stale when you turn the heating on, it could

well be a sign that mould is building up in your condenser.

headlamps when you stop for fuel is also important as

windscreen wipers won‟t get rid of all the fly debris.

leave marks on the windscreen, so

remember to replace them regularly. After the dust that

has fallen from the volcanic ash

cloud, it is particularly important that you clean them

regularly to avoid damaging your

windscreen.

Certain checks should be made regardless of the

season: Anti-freeze

contains corrosion inhibitors so you should keep

your car topped up with the right mixture all year

round; going without could lead to expensive

internal damage such as a blown head gasket.

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the courses that we offer, you‘ll be able to find this

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Exterminate…

Exterminate…

Saturday nights in the 70‘s were usually spent hiding behind

the settee as the Daleks did battle with Dr Who. Sadly the

series came to an end, so imagine my delight when a new Dr

Who came to our screens years later. Now my own children

could hide behind the settee…they didn‘t! I also had a new

favourite Dr, move over Tom Baker, David Tenant is in

town! Then disaster struck, his time had come to an end

and I was genuinely sad. What would the new actor be like?

Why did it have to change? It won‘t be like it used to be! I

was angry, and determined not to turn on the TV and watch the new Dr!

Thinking about the time lord, I also began thinking about the Lord of Time – God. There was a song in the

60‘s by the Byrds with the line ―Turn, turn, turn‖ The words taken exactly from Ecclesiastes 3

“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven: a time to be born and a time to die, a

time to plant and a time to uproot, a time to kill and a time to heal, a time to tear down and a time to build, a

time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance, a time to scatter stones and a time to

gather them, a time to embrace and a time to refrain, a time to search and a time to give up, a time to keep and

a time to throw away, a time to tear and a time to mend, a time to be silent and a time to speak, a time to love

and a time to hate, a time for war and a time for peace.”

Could there really be a time for war, to kill, to hate? Surely our life is meant to be merciful, compassionate

and filled with love; these things do not make sense. How about a time to break down or weep? Shouldn‘t

we be rejoicing and building up? But, there are also inappropriate times for laughter and love. I think hu-

man beings often chosen the wrong times and reasons for many of these things. We fight over the wrong

causes, we love the wrong things, we keep things

that are corrupt and reject that which is eternal. We

break down relationships and weep over things with

no real value. We embrace that which will harm us

and cast away that which will make us better.

The chorus of the Byrds‘ song went, “To everything

(turn, turn, turn) There is a season (turn, turn, turn) And

a time for every purpose, under heaven.‖ „Turn‟ is for me

the key word. I believe we need turn back to God,

learn how to discern His will and way so that we will

live as God would have us to live, experiencing things

at the appropriate time and in the appropriate place.

He does have a season and a purpose for everything,

and He will guide us in the right way.

Blessings

Revd. Neil Redeyoff

St Saviour's, Auckley & St Oswald's & Holy

Trinity, Finningley.

01302 770240 or email neilredey-

[email protected]

P.S. I did „turn‟ the TV on, and I‟m very much enjoying

the new Dr. But don‟t get me started on the new

Daleks. I don‟t like them at all, they look like they

were made in partnership by Lego and IKEA!

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What’s On In Branton And Auckley?

Monthly Activity Meeting place Time Contact

2nd Wednesday of the month Auckley Parish Council Meeting Auckley Parish Centre 7.10pm 770922

1st Wednesday of the month Branton Parish Council Meeting Kilham Hall, Kilham Lane, Branton 7.00pm 772493

2nd Thursday of the month Branton WI Kilham Hall, Kilham Lane, Branton 7.20pm 537493

1st Thursday of the month Auckley WI Auckley Parish Centre 7.15—9.30 771327

Thursday fortnightly Mobile Library Branton 1.40pm 873456

Thursday fortnightly Mobile Library Auckley 2.15pm 873456

Day Activity Meeting place Time Contact

Mon 91st Doncaster Brownies Scout Hut, Auckley 5.30 - 7.00 771911

Mon 91st Doncaster Guides Scout Hut, Auckley 7.15 - 8.45 771911

Mon Pre-School from 2yrs Auckley Nursery School Building 9.15 - 11.45 865405

Mon Branton Junior Blades -Football St. Wilfrids, Branton 3.45 - 4.45

Mon 1st Doncaster Brownies Auckley Parish Centre 5.30 - 7.00 770004

Mon Auckley Monday Club Auckley Parish Centre 2.00 - 4.00 770097

Mon Line Dancing Auckley Parish Centre 7.30—9.30 817124

Mon Simply Singing Auckley St Saviours Parish Church 10.00-11.30 571874

Tue Coffee Morning Kilham Hall, Kilham Lane, Branton 10.00-11.30 537713

Tue Cubs 8 - 10yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 6.15 - 7.45 770838

Tue Pre-School from 2 yrs Auckley Nursery School Building 9.15—11.45 865405

Tue Parent and Toddlers Auckley Parish Centre 9.30 - 11.00 770146

Tue Slimlines Slimming Club Auckley Parish Centre 5.30—6.30 01405 818564

Tue Ridgeway School of Dance Auckley Parish Centre 4.00 - 8.30 710889

Wed Parent and Toddlers Auckley Parish Centre 9.30—11.00 770146

Wed Gentle Exercise Auckley Parish Centre 2.00 - 3.30 771326

Wed Pre-School from 2 years Auckley Nursery School Building 9.15 - 11.45 865405

Wed Beavers 6 - 8yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 5.30 - 7.00 770838

Wed Tae Kwon Do (Dave Sutherill) Auckley Parish Centre 6.15 - 7.45 868431

Wed Pilates Auckley Parish Centre 8.00—9.00 01427 752548

Thur 91st Rainbows Scout Hut, Auckley 5.30 - 6.30 770004

Thur Explorer Scouts 14-18yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 7.30 - 9.30 770838

Thur Pre-School from 2 yrs Auckley Nursery School Building 9.15—11.45 865405

Thur Parent and Toddlers Auckley Parish Centre 9.30 - 11.00 770146

Thur Coffee Morning Auckley Parish Centre 10.00—11.30 771525

Thur St John Ambulance, 5-10yrs Auckley Parish Centre 5.30-6.45 535151

Thur St John Ambulance 10—16yrs Auckley parish Centre 7.00—8.30 535151

Fri Scouts 10.5 - 14yrs Scout Hut, Auckley 7.00 - 9.00 770838

Fri Pre-School from 2 yrs Auckley Nursery School Building 9.15 - 11.45 865405

Fri BINGO Auckley Parish Centre 7.00—8.30 770123-771344

Auckley Parish Ctr Bookings Contact Margaret Ottewell 886811

Kilham Hall, Branton—Bookings Contact Gillian Warrender 537713

What’s On In Finningley?

Day Activity Meeting place Time Contact

Mon Finningley Babies & Toddler Group Finningley Village Hall 09.45-11.15 771699

Mon See Saw Pre school 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9.15-11.45 771699

Tue See Saw Pre school 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9.15-11.45

Tue 73rd Doncaster Brownies Blaxton Community Hall 5.30—7pm 773036

Wed Term Time Junior Youth Club Finningley Village Hall 6.30-8.00pm 772924

Wed See Saw Pre School 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9.15-11.45 771699

Wed Journey Christian Library Finningley Village Hall 1.15-2.45 Every fortnight

Wed 73rd Doncaster Rainbows Blaxton Community Hall 5.30—6.30 772737

Thur See Saw Pre school 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9.15-11.45 771699

Thur Art Club Finningley Village Hall 1.00 -3.30 771800

Thur Reach For The Stars-School Dance Finningley Village Hall 4.00-7.00pm 079180203703

Fri See Saw Pre school 2-5yrs Finningley C o E School 9.15-11.45

Fri Reach For The Stars-School Dance Finningley Village Hall 4.00-8.30pm 079180203703

Sun Church Sunday School Finningley Village Hall 9.00-10.00 770607

Finningley Village Hall Bookings Contact Elaine McNulty 771699

Monthly Activity Meeting place Time Contact

2nd Monday in Month Church Friendship Group Finningley Village Hall 1.30-3.30 Mrs Huxtable

Last Monday in Month Doncaster Woodturning Club Finningley Village Hall 7.00-9.00 814656

Monday 19th April (Qtrly) Neighbourhood Watch Finningley Village Hall 7.00pm 770873

3rd Tuesday in Month Finningley Parish Council Finningley Village Hall 7.00pm

3rd Thursday in Month Womans Institute Finningley Village Hall 7.15-9.00 771437

Last Tuesday in Month Tuesday Club Finningley Village Hall 1.45pm 770992

The Workbench Joinery & Building Services

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Advice General

Citizens Advice Bureaux - Advice line 01302 735225 Doncaster Council - General 01302 734444

Electricity Emergencies 0800 375 675 Doncaster Tax Office 0845 3667802

Transco - Gas Leaks 0800 111 999 Post Office - Auckley 01302 770250

Yorkshire Water 0845 124 2424 Post Office - Branton 01302 536053

Care in the Community Robin Hood Airport 01302 801010

Age Concern 0800 009966 Medical

Childline 08001111 Burns Medical Centre, Goodison Boulevard 08444 140726

Doncaster Council - Community First 01302736000 Doctor Okleke, 41 Ellers Lane, Auckley 01302 770327

NSPCC 0808 8005000 Doncaster Royal Infirmary Hospital 01302 366666

RSPCA 08705555999 NHS Direct 0845 4647

Community

Weldricks Pharmacy, East Laith Gate, Don-

caster Mon—Sat 9am—10pm, Sun 10am-10pm,

Bank holidays 10am-8pm, 365 days per year. 01302 369699

Auckley Parish Council 01302 770922 Oakwood Doctors Surgery, Masham Rd,

Cantley 01302 537611

Branton Parish Council 01302 772493

Safer Neighbourhood Team 01302 385338

Doncaster Childrens Information Service 0800 138 4568

Kilham Hall, Branton 01302 537713

Auckley Parish Centre 01302 886811

S Yorkshire Fire Service (non emergency) 0114 272 7202

S Yorkshire Police (non emergency) 0114 2202020

Education

Armthorpe Library 01302 833538

Auckley Primary School 01302 770701

Cantley Library 01302 535614

Doncaster Central Library 01302 734305

Doncaster Council - Education 01302 737222

Doncaster Mobile Library 01302 873456

Finningley C of E Primary School 01302 770330

Hayfield School Comprehensive 01302 770589

Hayfield Lane Primary School 01302 770427

Mcauley Catholic High School 01302 537396

St Wilfrid's C of E Primary School 01302 537344

Leisure

Hayfield Lane Community Centre Bookings 01302 770146

Armthorpe Sports Centre 01302 834268

My Vue Cinema 08712 240240

The Dome Leisure Centre 01302 370777

Architect

Wright Design 01302 733622

Beauty & Hair

Revive Beauty Salon, Branton 01302 537912

Domestic Cleaning Svs & Craftsman

Advanced Plastering Home Improvements 01302 723560

07842 684007

D & M Upvc & Window Cleaning Services 07866 878185

David Wade Joinery, Doncaster 01302 701801

Floor Coverings of Doncaster 01302 812198

JHS Joinery, Auckley 01302 775184

Grifftile, Tiling Services, Auckley, Doncaster 01302 770768

LTJ Plastering Services 07932 491 022

Poppies of Doncaster, Domestic Cleaning Svs. 01302 533663

Garages —Car Service & Repair

James Motors, Cantley Lane, Cantley. 01302 370846

The Car Workshop, Armthorpe 01302 834825

Funeral Directors

W E Pinder & Sons, Bawtry, Doncaster 01302710285

General Convenience Stores

Spar, Ellers Lane, Auckley 01302771187

Interior Fitted Furniture

DC Interiors, Tesco Precinct, Edenthorpe 01302 886790

Business Directory


IT Solutions

DSITC Ltd, Computer Repairs, Auckley 08082240018

Mat & Mouse, [email protected] 01302 534449

Medical

Arthur Leach Optician, Church St., Armthorpe 01302 830168

Chiropodist Health Professions Council

Registered / Home Visit Service.

Contact Brian Tansey M.Ch.S., S.R.Ch.

01302534959

01677426555

Jackie Fletcher BSc Hons. Registered Hearing

Aid Dispenser

07784123480

Party Time & Entertainment

Palfrey‘s Lodge & Jungle Jacs, Acacia Rd, Cantley 01302534511

Security

Meteor Security Solutions Ltd., Auckley 01302 623427

Taxis & Driving Schools

Auckley Private Hire, Auckley 01302770097

BJ7 Taxis 4,6,7 & 8 seaters, Cantley 01302531277

Cantley Driving school,

www.cantleydrivingschool.co.uk 01302535939

JPDS Driving School, Auckley 01302775317

Stafforce

Recruitments 4th annual Charity Day

at Hayfield Lakes

Sun 6th June 2010

Supporting the following organisations;

Phase worldwide

(founder Marie Cragg)

Help for Heroes

Mayflower Dog Sanctuary

Please note that ALL monies taken on, during

or after the event will go direct to charity

“Fun” Dog Show.

Organised by the Mayflower Dog Sanctuary of

Bawtry.

Football coaching.

Organised and run by Doncaster Rovers

F.C.Community coaches for children up to 16

years of age; both boys and girls are welcome.

Vintage Car Show.

Organised by Stuart Carey, Chairman of the

Doncaster Traditional Car Club.

Mobile Disco, Raffle, Stalls, Sideshows

face painting, bouncy castle and more.

Charity Fishing Match (4 anglers per team),

The match will be 11.00am to 4.00pm

Pool collection 9.15am then Peg draw 9.30am

Trophies for winning team and individual.

Help for HEROES and the British Army/

Gurkhas

Organised H4H team on site with very special

guests and VIPs to accompany them.

Army logistics team will be setting up

equipment on site for the general public.

Come along and join us for a

fantastic and memorable day

For more details or to book a stall contact Paul Wilkinson Mobile: 07734 214 892

Have You Considered An LPG Conversion?

Up to 50% savings on fuel costs with lower emissions

We are members of the LPG Association with eight years

experience of converting vehicles to run on LPG

Call James Motor Company on 01302 370846 for more

information and an estimate.

Documents

Jun 10, Issue 57, The Branton & Auckley Arrow