CAISTOR AREA DIARY NEW ENTRY & EVENT LISTING weekending FRIDAY February 19th 2016 compiled for the media & community as a free promotional service for the wider Caistor Area Alan Caine 01472 851674 alncn100@gmail com

CAISTOR MARKET EVERY SATURDAY(Mikes Fish last Saturday in month from 2016 onward)

NEW ENTRY SECTION: FRIDAY February 19th 2016 For Media Diaries etc, these are repeated in Chronological diary belowI have no crystal ball so tell me about your eventsThe new entries are below, please scroll to bottom of this list to see all new entries

THESE ARE REPEATED IN CHRONOLOGICAL DIARY BELOW

CHRONOLOGICAL EVENT LISTING

EVENT LISTING WEEK ENDING FRIDAY February 19th 2016

CAISTOR MARKET EVERY SATURDAY

THE PATCH - BROOKENBY NEWS SHEET - FEBRUARY 2016http://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Files/Community/414/PatchFebruaryv3compressed.pdfBrookenby events ...PLUS Home Guard feature - fascinating! Excellent & informative news sheet.

CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES FOR UNDER 5s http://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Files/Community/414/February_2016.pdfhttp://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Files/Community/414/Childrens_Links_Chinese_New_Year_at_Caistor_Feb_2016_2.pdfhttp://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Files/Community/414/Childrens_Links_Chinese_New_Year_at_Caistor_Feb_2016_2.pdf

WHATS ON AT "THE CLUB": CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUBSports Ground, Brigg Road, Caistor, LN7 6RX Tel: 01472 851918Caistor Sports & Social Club Tel: 01472 851918 (during opening hours) free WIFIhttps://www facebook com/caistor socialclub 9 THE HOME OF LIVE TV SPORT IN CAISTORNew opening times , see the CSSC facebook page and full event details FOLLOW US AT Http://www facebook com/caistor socialclub 9

Sat13th

Big Screen LIVEPremier League Football6 Nations Rugby

Premier League FootballValentines Night Disco Party

- Sunderland v Manchester United at Noon- France v Ireland (ON the small screen till after football finishes then on Big Screen)- Chelsea v Newcastle at 4.30pm- Come down and enjoy the party fun of our Valentines Disco Party. £3 entry.

Sun14th

Big Screen LIVEPremier League Football6 Nations Rugby

Premier League Football

- Aston Villa v Liverpool at 12.30pm - Italy v England at 2pm (ON the small screen till after football finishes then on Big Screen)- Man City v Spurs at 4pm

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WEST LINDSEY PLANNING APPLICATIONS :http://www.west-lindsey.gov.uk/residents/planning-and-building/view-applications-decisions-and-appeals/

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONFebruary: Heather Burton.Heather Burton is a Yorkshire-based artist who specialises in palette knife work.Inspired by the dramatic coastlines and countryside of the UK, she applies many layers of acrylics to capture their ever-changing moods and atmosphere.Saturday February 6th Meet The Artist 1130-1330 28 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

BROOKENBY MUSIC IN THE BAR Saturday 13th February. B# @ The Bar Don’ t be flat, be sharp and come along to the next music night at the Bar @ Brookenby on The Bar opens at 7.00pm and the music kicks off at 8.00pm. Support your local!!

ST VALENTINES DAYSunday 14th February

WHATS ON AT "THE CLUB": CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUBSports Ground, Brigg Road, Caistor, LN7 6RX Tel: 01472 851918Caistor Sports & Social Club Tel: 01472 851918 (during opening hours) free WIFIhttps://www facebook com/caistor socialclub 9 THE HOME OF LIVE TV SPORT IN CAISTORNew opening times , see the CSSC facebook page and full event details FOLLOW US AT Http://www facebook com/caistor socialclub 9

Mon 15thFeb

Big Screen LIVEATP Masters Tennis OR NetballFree Pool Night

The Majority to Decide- from 7pm

- from 7pm

Tue16th

Big Screen LIVEChampions League Football - Paris Saint Germain v Chelsea at 7.30pm

Wed17th

Big Screen LiveChampions League Football - Roma v Real Madrid at 7.30pm

Thu18th

Big Screen LIVEEuropa League Football

Pool Match

The Majority to Decide- Fiorentina v Spurs OR FC Midtylland v Man Utd at 7pm- Augsburg v Liverpool at 8pm- One of our teams plays at home from 8pm

Fri19th

Quiz Night - Hosted by Tennyson FC. All Welcome

Sat20th

Big Screen LIVEFA Cup Football - Match details and times not yet confirmed

Sun21st

Big Screen LIVEFA Cup Football - Match details and times not yet confirmed

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HOPE TAVERN HOLTON LE MOOR SUNDAY BLUES SESSIONSunday 14th Feb. 2016 – 4pm George Shovlin and the Radars. Hope Tavern, A46 Holton Le Moor.This weeks Blues Session at the Hope Tavern, Holton le Moor presents George Shovlin and the Radars.Inducted into the American Blues Hall of Fame in 2014, George Shovlin first performed publicly while at college in 1970, establishing himself as one of the outstanding blues performers in the region, supporting American blues legends Doctor Ross, Dave ‘Honeyboy’ Edwards, Cousin Joe Pleasant, George GP Jackson, Eddie ‘Guitar’ Burns, as well as British legends Jo-Anne and Dave Kelly and Isaac Guillory.In the early ‘80s he teamed up with local blues harmonica hero, Jim Bullock and formed the seminal blues duo ‘The Biscuit Kings’. After playing throughout the North East for nearly ten years the duo broke up and George went on to form the George Shovlin BandPlaying together from 1995 to 2005, this band consisted of lead guitarist George Lamb, a veteran of the North East blues-rock scene. George first came to prominence in the 1970s as a member of the hugely successful North East-based ‘Southbound’. He went on to play with various bands and do considerable session work. This included recording with Jimmy Nail, writing a hit for Kiki Dee, and playing in the Eurythmics support band for their last world tour. Bassist Stu Burlison played in the 70s band ‘Gin House’, supporting Free, The Who, Genesis and David Bowie, amongst others. He was a member of the legendary North East band ‘Brass Alley’, whose drummer, Pick Withers, went on to join Dire Straits.The Shovlins established themselves as one of the leading blues bands in the North East, an area renowned for producing excellent blues performers and bands supporting acts such as Canned Heat, John Mayhall and Savoy Brown amongst others and featured as guests on the Tyne Tees Television Arts programme @theLive.In 2014 George Shovlin, George Lamb and Stu Burlison reformed the band with Kev Scott on Drums who has toured with the Stranglers, Little Angels, the Dammed and Erasure, amongst others played all over the world as drummer in the Toy Dolls and gigged most of the big music venues in Britain and Europe, as well as doing significant studio work.It is this band, which is now ‘George Shovlin and the Radars’The band has been re-invigorated by the break in their career. Although always remaining friends, each member needed space and time after a busy, but not always well-rewarded 10 years. But they are back now, with a hunger, excitement and ambition to become the one of most powerful British blues band to emerge for years. The Show starts at 4pm and the Door charge is £8

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLMonday, 15 February, 2016 - Kelsey & District Lunch Club - Seniors lunch 12 noon for 12 30pm Please ring 01652 679055 for more details

WINTER FUN WEEK WITH CAISTOR KIDS’ CLUB MONDAY 15th February:- Cooking Soup/Winter Collage/Parachute DiscoTUESDAY 16th February:- Make Bread/Clay Charm Bracelets/DodgeballWEDNESDAY 17th February:- Make Mini Pizza Faces/Sensory Bottles/ Den PlayTHURSDAY 18th February:- Create a Fruit Smoothie/Indoor Snow Play.Skipping & Hula Hoop CompetitionFRIDAY 19th February:- Make Tasty Cookies/Paper Plate Weaving/Disco FunThroughout the week we will be going on scavenger hunts around Caistor. Please bring suitable warm, waterproof clothing and wellington boots.Half Days: 7.45 am – 1.00 pm. / 12.30 pm – 5.45 pm. Half Day £14 (20% discount for 2nd sibling)Full Day: Full Day £25 (20% discount for 2nd sibling) 7.45 am – 5.45 pm 30 – 1 pmAll fees payable in advance- cash or cheque- cheques make payable toLincolnshire County Council. To book a place / information ring Caistor Kids’ Club on: 07741014085Karen Asquith and the Team

THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB Tuesday February 16th 2016 meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

RIBY FILM NIGHT Wednesday Feb 17th at 7pm at St Edmund’s Church with fork supper £8.50 and showing the following film:Marvellous - A film that feels good but not through any Hollywood schmaltz. Like Forest Gump, the protagonist is a Christian man, whose simple view of the world might seem to reveal a kind of holy wisdom.A feature-length biopic, starring the excellent Toby Jones as Neil Baldwin, is itself just the latest extraordinary event in Baldwin’s life story. Neil Baldwin, is considered to have learning difficulties but he has an appetite for life. He has been Nello the Clown in a touring circus, kit man and mascot for Stoke City FC

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and a beloved part of the Keele community for more than 50 years – despite being neither a student nor an employee at the university. Once he turned up uninvited at the Houses of Parliament and ended up sitting down to dinner with Tony Benn. These events all featured in the film, as well as portraits of the more fundamental relationships in Baldwin’s life – with his mother, his lifelong friend Malcolm and the Church of England. He’s sipped sherry with Prince Edward and he is friends with everyone from the Archbishop of Canterbury to Gary Lineker. Sally St Edmund's Church Riby 01469 560435/07711 406363

CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY - 2015-2016 PROGRAMME Thursday 18th February Town Hall- North Street - Caistor - 7:30pm Local Photos Ken Clark New members & visitors welcome New Members & visitors always welcome ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: £2 00p MEETING FEES: Members - £1 00p Non -Members - £2 00pCaistor Civic Society President - The Earl Of Yarborough

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday February 18th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB QUIZ NIGHTSFRIDAY February 19th at 8pm Hosted by : Tennyson FCSports Ground, Brigg Road, Caistor, LN7 6RX Tel: 01472 851918Caistor Sports & Social Club Tel: 01472 851918 (during opening hours) free WIFIhttps://www facebook com/caistor socialclub 9 THE HOME OF LIVE TV SPORT IN CAISTOR

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLSaturday, 20 February, 2016 - South Kelsey Charity Bingo - 7pm to 9 30pm Eyes down 7 30pm

AUTUMN 2015 / SPRING 2016 LINCOLNSHIRE RURAL & COMMUNITY TOURING PROGRAMMESat 20 February, 7 30pm Nettleton Village Hall 01673 828478The After Hours Rauchestra In Concert Practice your ‘Charleston’ and ‘Shimmy’ and dance the night away as The After Hours Rauchestra bring the sounds of the roaring 20’s to the county The band perform a range of classic swing tunes (along with some more recent songs) with vocals and an array of instruments including guitar, bass, drums/ washboard, clarinet/sax and trumpet Bring your dancing shoes as the rhythms in this fun and upbeat show are pretty hard to resist!http://www theahq com/

AUTUMN 2015 / SPRING 2016 LINCOLNSHIRE RURAL & COMMUNITY TOURING PROGRAMMESat 20 February, 7 30pm Grasby Village Hall 01652 628506 / 628470Victor And Albert Present An A – Z Of Britain Join comic twins Professor Victor and Dr Albert for an uplifting and hilarious evening of discovery of all things British An A - Z of what makes us what we are in these Isles – perhaps you can help them discover a few new things too! Victor and Albert are skilled musicians (who also happen to have top notch singing voices) Expect a great evening of fun, comedy, games, music and song - all delivered with a little magic! http://www victorandalbert com/

FOR ALL ME HEARTIES! LP CREATIVES PRESENT ‘TREASURE ISLAND’ Saturday 20th February at 2pm + 6pm – Caistor Town HallTickets available from Caistor Post Office or on the door (subject to availability) Don’t miss the boat! Book your tickets now! The producers of the smash-hit ‘Hansel and Gretel’ are coming to a theatre near you this February half term with another magical family show after wowing sell-out audiences during 2015.This time, promising fun for all the family, LP Creatives present ‘Treasure Island’ over the February school holidays.The audience will be taken on a magical trip into a world of Pirates, adventure and Princesses as one of the nation’s favourite children’s novels is brought to life with a lively modern twist.See Jim Hawkins, Jolly Roger, old Ben Gunn, Billy Bones, Sneaky Beaky the pirates parrot and of course Long John Silver, star with action aplenty on the high seas. This show is jam-packed with shanty’s, cheering, booing, puppets, lots of colourful costumes, amazing sets, illusions and maybe even a monkey or two!The show is the brainchild of popular comedian and entertainer Tom Beard.Tom is no stranger to children’s shows, having appeared in number one venues over the past ten years, where he frequently had children (and adults) doubled up with mirth at his comedy antics.Tom said: “Everyone knows and loves the original pirate story but you won’t have enjoyed the tale quite like this before. We want our audience (both young and old!) to get involved with lots of shouting and cheering. We are after non-stop fun and laughter, whilst also staying as close to the original tale as possible

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“We’ve respectfully kept to Robert Louis Stevenson’s swashbuckling tale which everyone can enjoy, along with some humour for both the adults and the children. The one thing we can guarantee is that everyone will leave with a smile on their face.”It is the latest project for producers LP Creatives who are fast building a strong reputation for their family shows and pantomimes around the country. ‘Treasure Island’ is a spectacular children’s show created to spark the children’s imagination whilst also entertaining all the accompanying Mums, Dads, Grandmas and Granddads! It features a professional cast of all singing and-a-dancing actors.For further information from the production company please email: mailto:tom@lp-creatives or post: 9 The Meadow, Caistor, Lincs LN7 6XD Tel: 01472 851685. Website address: www.lp-creatives.com“Ahaar me hearties! A Summer show for a big Yo-HO!! “Here be a swashbuckling, show-stopping, sail-flapping, hand-clapping, toe-tapping, barnacle busting pantomime twist on Robert Louis Stevenson’s adventures on the high seas! We’ve got the telescope, the treasure map and the schooners at the ready! So weigh anchor mateys, bring your booty and prepare to set sail for magic, puppets, monkeys, parrots, tropical islands, Pirates, Princesses and MORE blummin’ Pirates!!”

THE SALUTATION INN ...LIVE MUSICSaturday 20th February - DAN PYLE - From 8.30pmCome and support this very talended local lad who we think will go far. If you've not heard him before you better get your self down here!Tel 01472 851228 – www.thesali.co.uk facebook.com/TheSaliNettleton

COME AND JOIN THE CAMPAIGN TO BRING CINEMA TO CAISTOR! Monday 22nd February 8pm. at Arts and Heritage Centre. first meeting of interested parties to launch the Cinema campaign and get the ball rolling. The meeting is for the community (young and old) to come together to find out about what we are going to achieve together. Rob Pitman, Paradigm Arts, http://www.paradigmarts.co.uk/ 07885384667 Caistor’s Independent Cinema - part of the "All About You" project. We want you toget involved .FOR MORE INFO VISIT: www.allaboutyoucaistor.co.uk

CAISTOR GOES.. EVENTS COMMITTEE AGM Wednesday February 23rd at Caistor Multi Use Centre, 19 South Street. LN7 6UB, by War Memorial. at 8pm New faces always welcome, The Events Committee organises the Annual Street Party, this year on July 9th, Caistor Goes...To The Movies. Proms in the Park, September 11th, Christmas lighting switch on .The committees volunteers, using our extensive equipment, assist with event road closures, erecting the xmas tree, festive lighting pop up marquees, even bunting for fund raising garden parties, we even have four snow machines. Everyone welcome. details 01472 851674

CAISTOR HERITAGE CENTRE "PLEASURABLE PAINTING"Tuesdays weekly 23rd of February to 15th of MarchJoin this established group which runs on Tuesdays, and is led by Mags Bradley, in 6 week cycles This term we will be working on designing our own Christmas cards, using pen and ink with water based mediums All levels are welcome Bring your own materials if you have them or buy them on the day for a small charge Limited places are available, so contact the centre if interested 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill co uk

PLAY CLASSICAL MUSIC FOR FUNSecond and Fourth Fridays each MonthFriday January 22nd 7 30pm to 9 30pm Details: 01724 856976Friday February 12th & 26th 7 30pm to 9 30pm Details: 01724 856976Friday March 11th & 25th 7 30pm to 9 30pm Details: 01724 856976Methodist Church Hall Chapel Street, Caistor LN7 6UF7 30pm to 9 30pm Details: 01724 856976

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLThursday, 25 February, 2016 - South Kelsey Indoor Bowls Club Night - 7pm to 9 30pm New members always welcome

HEATHER BURTON WORKSHOP - CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE Thursday, 25 February 10:00-14:00 Palette knife painting work with Heather Burton Would you like to learn a new painting technique? This months resident artist Heather Burton will be showing you how to get the effects of using a palette knife with acrylics at this workshop. The workshop will include:-

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Two short demonstrations to show the techniques involved in working with a palette knife Workshop in palette knife painting with individual guidance, suitable for beginners and those with palette knife experience Cost £10.00 per person, excludes material, palette knives can be provided if required.Places must be booked Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre, 28 Plough Hill LN7 6LZ 01472 851605

AUTUMN 2015 / SPRING 2016 LINCOLNSHIRE RURAL & COMMUNITY TOURING PROGRAMMEFri 26 February, 7 30pm Caistor Town Hall 01472 851075Fur Coat & Magic Knickers Msfits Theatre Company 76 year old Maggie is a compulsive shopper with more cards than Hallmark 38 year old Personal Shopper Jenny is at breaking point, her job is on the line, she just has to SELL! 50 something Rose’s last new fashion buy was a set of thermals in 1994! Alarm bells ring but which one of our retail victims is about to crash the Emergency Exit? Fur Coat & Magic Knickers is one highly skilled actress and three characters in a hilarious comedy drama Laughter and tears from the award winning duo of actress Fiona Knowles and playwright Rona Munro http://www msfits co uk/

LINCS. RURAL TOURING ‘FEVER! THE LIFE AND LOVES OF PEGGY LEE’Friday 26th February, 2016 at 7.30pm Ludford Village HallPeggy Lee was one of the most iconic American singers of the 20th century, whose glamorous allure was matched by definitive recordings of classic songs like ‘Fever’, ‘Black Coffee and Lover’ and ‘Is That All There Is?’. Her style was at once purring and intense, thrilling her fans and influencing singing stars from Marilyn Monroe to Madonna.In ‘Fever’, Sarah Moule looks at the turbulent and often troubled life behind Lee’s glamorous image. She had both staggering success and crushing private disappointments, all of which fuelled her mesmerising performances, over a career spanning six decades.Accompanied by internationally renowned pianist Simon Wallace, Sarah’s velvet voice is the perfect vehicle to bring Lee's signature songs and some hidden gems to audiencesTickets; £8 in advance/£9 on door. Available from Caroline on 01507 313335, nick.feit@btinternet.com

ANOTHER LYRICAL AFFAIRSaturday 27th February at 7pm Caistor Sports and Social Club. Caistor’s favourite poetry event is back. The Spring 2016 Lyrical Affair. Once again a broad range of readers will enthral us with their favourite poem at the Please come along for a delightful evening of humour and reflection. Doors 6.45pm, tickets £4.

MARCH 2016 St DAVIDS DAY Tuesday March 1st

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITION (update)March 1st to March 31st : March: Nettleton MinesThe attractive hillsides of Nettleton and Claxby were, less than 100 years ago, scarred by the mines which supplied Scunthorpe's iron and steel industry. See the layout of the mines and the machinery. Learn of the lives of the miners and listen to their stories. Find clues of the former heavy industry in today's tranquil landscape.Saturday March 5th Meet The Exhibitors 1130-1330 at the Arts & Heritage Centre Two GUIDED WALKS with Liz and John on a circular 5 mile route from Nettleton Top through the mine site at Nettleton Bottom, down the valley and around Nettleton village. Sunday March 13th Guided Walk 10.30am - 12:30Sunday 20th March Guided Walk 10:30-12:30Booking is essential, at the Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre,for these walks28 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday March 3rd HAND BELL RINGING with Roger Lord and GroupMeetings commence at 7 30 pm in the Arts Centre in Caistor Town HallNew members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 852053 or 01472 859531

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLThursday, 3 March, 2016 - South Kelsey Indoor Bowls Club Night - 7pm to 9 30pm New members always welcome

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday March 3rd Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

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SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLSaturday, 5 March, 2016 - South Kelsey Charity Bingo - 7pm to 9 30pm Eyes down 7 30pm

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITION (update)March 1st to March 31st : March: Nettleton MinesThe attractive hillsides of Nettleton and Claxby were, less than 100 years ago, scarred by the mines which supplied Scunthorpe's iron and steel industry. See the layout of the mines and the machinery. Learn of the lives of the miners and listen to their stories. Find clues of the former heavy industry in today's tranquil landscape.Saturday March 5th Meet The Exhibitors 1130-1330 at the Arts & Heritage Centre Two GUIDED WALKS with Liz and John on a circular 5 mile route from Nettleton Top through the mine site at Nettleton Bottom, down the valley and around Nettleton village. Sunday March 13th Guided Walk 10.30am - 12:30Sunday 20th March Guided Walk 10:30-12:30Booking is essential, at the Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre,for these walks28 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

MOTHERS DAY Sunday March 6th

HOLTON LE MOOR WI -VINTAGE 2 VERSACE Thursday 10th March 2016 “Vintage2Versace” by John Knight. The Moot Hall, Holton le Moor 7.15pm , John, the proprietor of a stylish Boutique in Newark, offering unique Vintage and Couture Fashion and Accessories presents “The History of Fashion” illustrated by models wearing costumes from various periods of history up to the present day. Social change, music and dance have all influenced fashion. Memories may be stirred in those who remember the ‘50s and ‘60s! www.vintage2versace.co.uk£3 (WI members free) includes a finger buffet supper ,RaffleFor further details contact Megs 01673 828674.

GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BUMPER EASTER BINGOFriday March 11th 2016 Every one welcomePlease come and join us for an exciting night, good prizes, refreshments and bar

CAISTOR HERITAGE CENTRE "PLEASURABLE PAINTING"Tuesdays weekly 23rd of February to 15th of MarchJoin this established group which runs on Tuesdays, and is led by Mags Bradley, in 6 week cycles This term we will be working on designing our own Christmas cards, using pen and ink with water based mediums All levels are welcome Bring your own materials if you have them or buy them on the day for a small charge Limited places are available, so contact the centre if interested 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill co uk

NORTH KELSEY WI 2015/16 PROGRAMMEWednesday MARCH 9th 2016 ANNUAL MEETING Social Evening

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday March 9, Patterns of Nature. Roma Berridge2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.comSOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLThursday, 10 March, 2016 - South Kelsey Indoor Bowls Club Night - 7pm to 9 30pm New members always welcome

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday 10th March Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max)Then Council meeting

NETTLETON AND MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday March 10th CLASSICAL GUITAR with Mathew JamesMeetings commence at 7 30pm in the Nettleton Methodist Church SchoolroomNew members and visitors welcomeFor information phone 01652 678365 or 01472 852068

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SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLFriday, 11 March, 2016 - Parish Council Meeting - 7 30pm in the Meeting Room

PLAY CLASSICAL MUSIC FOR FUNSecond and Fourth Fridays each MonthFriday January 8th & 22nd 7 30pm to 9 30pm Details: 01724 856976Friday February 12th & 26th 7 30pm to 9 30pm Details: 01724 856976Friday March 11th & 25th 7 30pm to 9 30pm Details: 01724 856976Methodist Church Hall Chapel Street, Caistor LN7 6UF7 30pm to 9 30pm Details: 01724 856976

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITION (update)March 1st to March 31st : March: Nettleton MinesThe attractive hillsides of Nettleton and Claxby were, less than 100 years ago, scarred by the mines which supplied Scunthorpe's iron and steel industry. See the layout of the mines and the machinery. Learn of the lives of the miners and listen to their stories. Find clues of the former heavy industry in today's tranquil landscape.Two GUIDED WALKS with Liz and John on a circular 5 mile route from Nettleton Top through the mine site at Nettleton Bottom, down the valley and around Nettleton village. Sunday March 13th Guided Walk 10.30am - 12:30Sunday 20th March Guided Walk 10:30-12:30Booking is essential, at the Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre,for these walks28 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLMonday, 14 March, 2016 - Kelsey & District Lunch Club - Seniors lunch 12 noon for 12 30pm Please ring 01652 679055 for more details

NETTLETON GARDENING CLUBMonday 14th March 2016 - Shaun Darcy is giving a talk on "Mr Darcy's Heritage Fruit Trees" Our meetings are held in the Methodist Schoolroom, Church Street, Nettleton, and start at 7.30pm.After the talk we have drink and a biscuit and a chat, and we would love to see anyone who would like to come and join us.

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERS 2015Monday March 14th Meet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6 minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and referencesTo complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintarequired level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/ CAISTOR HERITAGE CENTRE "PLEASURABLE PAINTING"Tuesdays weekly 23rd of February to 15th of MarchJoin this established group which runs on Tuesdays, and is led by Mags Bradley, in 6 week cycles This term we will be working on designing our own Christmas cards, using pen and ink with water based mediums All levels are welcome Bring your own materials if you have them or buy them on the day for a small charge Limited places are available, so contact the centre if interested 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill co uk

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THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. March 15th 2016Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY - 2015-2016 PROGRAMME - CHANGE OF DATE WEDNESDAY 16th March Town Hall- North Street - Caistor - 7:30pm History of the Jews in Lincoln Dorothy Moss New Members & visitors always welcome ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: £2 00p MEETING FEES: Members - £1 00p Non -Members - £2 00pCaistor Civic Society President - The Earl Of Yarborough (was scheduled for 17th)

ST PATRICKS DAY Thursday March 17th

AUTUMN 2015 / SPRING 2016 LINCOLNSHIRE RURAL & COMMUNITY TOURING PROGRAMMEThurs 17 March, 7 30pm Caistor Town Hall 01472 851075 The Origin Of The Species Tangram Theatre Tangram’s last show Albert Einstein: Relativitively Speaking, was a funny and hugely enjoyable Edinburgh Fringe Festival sell-out and international smash hit The Origin of The Species is a similarly uproarious show (with some interesting scientific facts too!) for young and old alike It tells the incredible story of how Charles Darwin came to discover the secrets of evolution and why it took him over twenty years before he plucked up the courage to publish his remarkable idea It’s a show packed with big theories, terrible puns, brilliant physical comedy and six cracking original songs about everything from blasted boring barnacles to the perils of marrying your cousin http://www tangramtheatre co uk/

MARKET RASEN GROUP OF THE LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUSTFriday 18th March 2016 Birds of Prey Speaker is Geoff Trinder A welcome return by this superb photographer and storyteller Meetings held in the Town Hall beginning at 7 30pm Cost 1 50 which includes tea or coffee

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLSaturday, 19 March, 2016 - South Kelsey Charity Bingo - 7pm to 9 30pm Eyes down 7 30pm

WOMEN’S FASHION SHOW LUDFORD VILLAGE HALL, Saturday 19th March. 7pm (doors open at 6-30pm)Major High Street Brands currently available in the shops - (No ‘seconds’)Models will be needed. Fantastic prices! Bag a bargain to take away on the night. Cash or card payments taken!Sizes 8 to 32. Bar, Refreshments, Raffle. £3 entry fee- great fun evening!Contact; Caroline; 01507 313335, nick.feit@btinternet.com

NETTLETON WEA SATURDAY SCHOOL Saturday March 19th 2.30pm - 5.30pm "The Geologist Speaks" Paul Hildreth. Methodist Church Church Street, Nettleton. LN7 6NP. £6 including refreshments.

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITION (update)March 1st to March 31st : March: Nettleton MinesThe attractive hillsides of Nettleton and Claxby were, less than 100 years ago, scarred by the mines which supplied Scunthorpe's iron and steel industry. See the layout of the mines and the machinery. Learn of the lives of the miners and listen to their stories. Find clues of the former heavy industry in today's tranquil landscape.GUIDED WALK with Liz and John on a circular 5 mile route from Nettleton Top through the mine site at Nettleton Bottom, down the valley and around Nettleton village. Sunday 20th March Guided Walk 10:30-12:30Booking is essential, at the Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre,for these walks28 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

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SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLThursday, 24 March, 2016 - South Kelsey Indoor Bowls Club Night - 7pm to 9 30pm New members always welcome

GOOD FRIDAY Friday 25th March

MAYOR OF CAISTORS EASTER FAIR Saturday March 26th

EASTER SUNDAY Sunday March 27

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALLSunday, 27 March, 2016 - Bird Sales - Viewing from 11 30am Auction starts at 1pm

SUMMERTIME BEGINS Sunday, 27 March, 2016 0200 to 0300 Spring Forward! lose an hour

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday March 31st Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

APRIL 2016

CAISTOR TWINNING CASINO NIGHT Friday April 1st ,Caistor Town Hall. 7.15pm - 10pm Family event, roulette, poker ,shoot, Auction at end of evening to spend your funny money. 01472 852083 mailto:panmtaylor@aol.com

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB QUIZ NIGHTSFRIDAY April 1st at 8pm Hosted by : Running Club Sports Ground, Brigg Road, Caistor, LN7 6RX Tel: 01472 851918Caistor Sports & Social Club Tel: 01472 851918 (during opening hours) free WIFIhttps://www facebook com/caistor socialclub 9 THE HOME OF LIVE TV SPORT IN CAISTOR

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONApril: Steve PritchardPainting for me is about telling a story and invoking a feeling from everyday surroundings to places visited only rarely. The aim is to convey a feeling of a place not to produce a photographic like image. Fortunate to live and paint in Nettleton a large degree of my paintings are drawn from the visible around my home, mixed media allows me to express different ideas. Saturday April 2nd Meet The Artist 1130-1330 28 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

GREEN WASTE CAISTOR Monday April 4th WLDC FIRST GREEN WASTE COLLECTION of 2016

CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday April 7th DANCE OF THE EAST HARIM with Connie HurdMeetings commence at 7 30 pm in the Arts Centre in Caistor Town HallNew members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 852053 or 01472 859531

NETTLETON GARDENING CLUBMonday 11th April 2016 - Sally Grant is coming to tell us about the "History of the National Garden Scheme"Our meetings are held in the Methodist Schoolroom, Church Street, Nettleton, and start at 7.30pm.After the talk we have drink and a biscuit and a chat, and we would love to see anyone who would like to come and join us.

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERS 2015Monday April 11th Meet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6

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minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and referencesTo complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintarequired level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/

LINCOLNSHIRE BIKE NIGHTS - SPORTS BIKESWednesday April 13th The Salutation Inn, A46 Nettleton From 6pm. http://www.lincolnshirebikenights.co.uk/ - graham@lincolnshirebikenights.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday April 13. Creative colour . Susie Marsh & Christine Hinchcliffe2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday April 14th Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max)Then Council meeting

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday April 14th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

NETTLETON AND MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday April 14th SIR JOSEPH BANKS with Paul ScottMeetings commence at 7 30pm in the Nettleton Methodist Church SchoolroomNew members and visitors welcomeFor information phone 01652 678365 or 01472 852068

THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB April 19th 2016 meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

HM THE QUEENS 90th BIRTHDAY Thursday April 21st

CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY - 2015-2016 PROGRAMME Thursday 21st April Town Hall- North Street - Caistor - 7:30pmHistory of Post Cards Mike Dolby New Members & visitors always welcome ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: £2 00p MEETING FEES: Members - £1 00p Non -Members - £2 00pCaistor Civic Society President - The Earl Of Yarborough

BLUES N BIKES Friday 22- Sunday 24 April, Fat Skeleton/NYB Blues and Bikes at Cabourne Parva Cabourne Parva, Riby Road, Cabourne, Caistor, LN7 6DR tickets are on sale now for the 2016 blues and bikes weekend at Cabourne Parva.Details are on the new web site which is http://www.fatskeletonbluesandbikes.com/

CAISTOR LIONS ST GEORGES NIGHT Saturday April 23rd Caistor Town Hall Telephone: 07908182963 - Email: contact@caistorlions org uk

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CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday April 28th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB QUIZ NIGHTSFRIDAY April 29th at 8pm Hosted by : Cricket Club Sports Ground, Brigg Road, Caistor, LN7 6RX Tel: 01472 851918Caistor Sports & Social Club Tel: 01472 851918 (during opening hours) free WIFIhttps://www facebook com/caistor socialclub 9 THE HOME OF LIVE TV SPORT IN CAISTOR

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MAY DAY Monday May 2nd

CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday May 5th CUP CAKE DECORATION with Penny Finlay and Resolution MeetingMeetings commence at 7 30 pm in the Arts Centre in Caistor Town HallNew members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 852053 or 01472 859531

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONMay: Caistor ArtistsFour Caistor area residents; Ailsa Wish, Jo McCann, Rita Dukes and Chris Carver come together to showcase their love of painting in a variety of media and a wide range of subjects including some local scenes.Saturday May 7th Meet The Artists 1130-133028 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERSMonday May 9th Meet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6 minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and referencesTo complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintarequired level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday May 11. Leaf Manipulation Tutored Workshop. Joan Woodhead2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday May 12th Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max)Then Council meeting

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday May 12th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

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NETTLETON AND MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday May 12th DENNETT’S ICE CREAMMeetings commence at 7 30pm in the Nettleton Methodist Church SchoolroomNew members and visitors welcomeFor information phone 01652 678365 or 01472 852068

THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. May 17th 2016Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

LINCOLNSHIRE BIKE NIGHTS - CRUISER NIGHTSWednesday May 18th The Salutation Inn, A46 NettletonFrom 6pm. http://www.lincolnshirebikenights.co.uk/ - graham@lincolnshirebikenights.com

AUTUMN 2015 / SPRING 2016 LINCOLNSHIRE RURAL & COMMUNITY TOURING PROGRAMMESat 21 May, 7 30pm Tennyson d’Eyncourt Memorial Hall, Tealby 01673 838718The Thankful Village - Badapple Theatre Company, Set against the backdrop of World War 1, thequiet village backwater of Bottledale is changed forever by the advent of the Great War inEurope But the roll of honour stone in the village square remains empty and un-etched asthe years pass, and folk start to wonder This is a story of hope, humour and humanity,about the men who went away, and the women left behind, and the eccentric twists and turns ofdaily life that led to their re-uniting, for better or for worse, in the winter of 1918 The Thankful Villages were those which lost no men in the Great War because all those who leftto serve came home again, and there were some 52 settlements in England and Wales with thistitle at the end of the conflict www badappletheatre com

CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY - 2015-2016 PROGRAMME Thursday 19th May Town Hall- North Street - Caistor - 7:30pm (to be announced) New members & visitors welcome New Members & visitors always welcome ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: £2 00p MEETING FEES: Members - £1 00p Non -Members - £2 00pCaistor Civic Society President - The Earl Of Yarborough

CATS - CAISTOR AMATEUR THEATRICAL SOCIETY Friday - Saturday May 21st Castor Town Hall. Agatha Crusty and the Village Hall MurdersA mystery Farce.

LINCOLNSHIRE BIKE NIGHTS - SPORTS BIKESWednesday May 25th Pub in the Woods, Moortown Road, NettletonFrom 6pm. http://www.lincolnshirebikenights.co.uk/ - graham@lincolnshirebikenights.com

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday May 26th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

SPRING BANK HOLIDAY Monday May 30th BINS ON A MONDAY - Put them out as normal

JUNE 2016

CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday June 2nd DUBLIN AND FRIENDS with author Nina Ratcliffein Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 852053 or 01472 859531

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CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONJune: A tale of Two Towns This exhibition will focus on the businesses within the towns Market Rasen and Caistor. The market place was the focal point of the community and was the place for folk to exchange gossip and go about day to day business. This exhibition will focus on how they promoted their business, particularly featuring advertisements from Victorian times.Saturday June 4th Meet The Artist 1130-133028 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday June 8. Garden Visit Peacock House Wootton. Sandra Bright2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.comCAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday June 9th Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max)Then Council meeting

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday June 9th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

NETTLETON AND MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday June 9th HOT OFF THE PRESSES with Bernard BaleMeetings commence at 7 30pm in the Nettleton Methodist Church SchoolroomNew members and visitors welcomeFor information phone 01652 678365 or 01472 852068

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERS 2015Monday June 13th Meet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6 minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and referencesTo complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintan required level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/

FATHERS DAY Sunday June 19th

THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. June 21st 2016Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday June 23rd Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

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JULY 2016

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONJuly: Rosemary AbrahamMy paintings explore at least four subjects: floral, landscape, abstract and seascape. The landscapes are inspired particularly by North Yorkshire for its dramatic power and the simplicity of a largely uninhabited countryside. My abstract paintings are geometrically constructed and textural, working onto a plaster base; metal foils and varnishes are added occasionally to provide a further dimension.Saturday July 2nd Meet The Artist 1130-133028 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

CRIMSBY CHOIR AT CAISTOR PARISH CHURCH Saturday July 2nd 2016 Caistor Parish Church , an evening of wonderful music

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday July 3 Holme Pierpont Hall. Floral Decorations & Plant Fair . Coach trip2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday July 7th OUTING - HIGH TEA AT GLENTHAM 5 pmFollowed by GHOST WALK around Lincoln at 7 pmNew members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 852053 or 01472 859531

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday July 7th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

CAISTOR GOES… To The Movies Saturday July 9th 2016 Caistor Market Place – details to follow

CAISTOR RUNNING CLUB - THE STING IN THE TAIL Sunday Morning July 10th 2016

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERS 2015Monday July 11th Meet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6 minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and referencesTo complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintarequired level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday July 13. Social evening2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

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CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARSATURDAY July 16, Golden Anniversary Celebration Show & Lunch, Demonstrator Nick Grounds“The Glories of the Gold Stuff “ All day £25.00. Demonstration only £10Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday July 14th Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max)Then Council meeting

NETTLETON AND MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday July 14th BARN OWLS WITH OWLIN’ MAD with Annette MackenzieMeetings commence at 7 30pm in the Nettleton Methodist Church SchoolroomNew members and visitors welcomeFor information phone 01652 678365 or 01472 852068

THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. July 19th 2016Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday July 21st Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

AUGUST 2016

CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday August 4th POLYMER ART DEMO with Victoria SommersMeetings commence at 7 30 pm in the Arts Centre in Caistor Town HallNew members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 852053 or 01472 859531

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONAugust: June HolmanJune Holman was born and lived in Buckinghamshire surrounded by the Chiltern Hills. Self taught artist working in various media to create images, mainly watercolour , mixed media and various collage projects. Paintings are from personal photography, still life and archived pictures. This exhibition is a broad spectrum of her interest and curiosity of the Native America Indian people, their culture, lifestyle, traditional dress and artefacts.Saturday August 6th Meet The Artist 1130-1330 28 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday August 4th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERS 2015Monday August 8th Meet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6 minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and references

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To complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintarequired level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/

LINCOLNSHIRE BIKE NIGHTS - CRUISER NIGHTSWednesday August 10th Pub in the Woods, Moortown Road, Nettleton From 6pm. http://www.lincolnshirebikenights.co.uk/ - graham@lincolnshirebikenights.com

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday August 11th Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max)Then Council meeting

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday August 18th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

LINCOLNSHIRE BIKE NIGHTS - CRUISER NIGHTWednesday August 24th Pub in the Woods, Moortown Road, NettletonFrom 6pm. http://www.lincolnshirebikenights.co.uk/ - graham@lincolnshirebikenights.com

AUGUST BANK HOLIDAYMonday August 29th BINS ON A MONDAY - Put them out as normal

SEPTEMBER 2016

CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday September 1st HARVEST FESTIVAL AND SUPPERMeetings commence at 7 30 pm in the Arts Centre in Caistor Town HallNew members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 852053 or 01472 859531

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday September 1st Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

CAISTOR ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL 2016 Saturday Sunday September 3rd & 4th Caistor Town Hall 10am- 4pm Daily

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONSeptember: Natural Landscape Exhibition.2016 is Heritage Lincolnshire’s 25th anniversary and to help them celebrate, they want you to send them a photo of your favourite historic place or heritage site in Lincolnshire. There are some great prizes lined up. The winning photos will feature in this exhibition and in their 2017 calendar. The theme of the competition is 'My Favourite Heritage Site in Lincolnshire' and your entry should reflect this.Saturday September 10th Meet The Artists 1130-133028 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday September 14. Workshop to make craft items for Church festival.2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday September 8th Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max) Then Council meeting

NETTLETON AND MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday September 8th WATER COLOUR PAINTING AND TECHNIQUES with June HolmanMeetings commence at 7 30pm in the Nettleton Methodist Church SchoolroomNew members and visitors welcomeFor information phone 01652 678365 or 01472 852068

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PROMS IN THE PARK Sunday 11th September South Street Park

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERS 2015Monday September 12th Meet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6 minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and referencesTo complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintarequired level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday September 15th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. September 20th 2016Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

OCTOBER 2016CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONOctober: Keelby Art GroupKeelby Art Group is a friendly band of artists who meet every Wednesday afternoon at 2pm in the Church Hall. Their work encompasses a wide variety of subject matter, including landscapes, seascapes, flowers and animals, mainly using water colours, acrylics and pastels.Saturday 1st October Meet The Artists 1130-133028 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday October 6th ANTIQUE GUESSWORK with Colin Young - AuctioneerMeetings commence at 7 30 pm in the Arts Centre in Caistor Town HallNew members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 852053 or 01472 859531

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERS 2015Monday October 12th Meet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6 minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential

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Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and referencesTo complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintarequired level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday October 12 . Workshop to prepare for Jubilee Celebration Arrangements at weekend2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday October 13th Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max)Then Council meeting

NETTLETON AND MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday October 13th DIY NIGHT Bring an item you can’t bear to part with Meetings commence at 7 30pm in the Nettleton Methodist Church SchoolroomNew members and visitors welcomeFor information phone 01652 678365 or 01472 852068

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday October 13th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEAROctober Friday 14, Saturday 15, Sunday16. Golden Anniversary Celebration in Flowers at Caistor Parish Church. Opening night Friday Flowers Music, Cheese & Wine evening. 7pm-10pm Tickets £5.Open to public all weekend 10-5pm Saturday 11-5pm SundayDetails: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. October 18th 2016Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

CAISTOR TWINNING; SAVIGNE' VISIT CAISTORSaturday 22nd October to Wednesday October 26th . Caistor Twinning Association host visit from twin town Savigne' Le Eveque, (its near Le Mans) Find out more about getting involved, you don't have to host visitors to be part of twinning. 01472 852083 mailto:panmtaylor@aol.com

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday October 27th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

END OF SUMMERTIMESunday October 30th 0200 CLOCK GOES BACK TO 0100 (extra hour in bed)

NOVEMBER 2016 CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday November 3rd CHRISTMAS FLOWERS FOR THE TABLE with Robina KingMeetings commence at 7 30 pm in the Arts Centre in Caistor Town HallNew members and visitors welcome For information phone 01472 852053 or 01472 859531

CAISTOR & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB ANNUAL BONFIRE & FIREWORKSSaturday 5th November Caistor & District Lions Club annual Fireworks & Bonfire from 6pm South Street Park Caistor LN7 6UB

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Telephone: 07908182963 - Email: contact@caistorlions org uk

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONNovember: Denise HawthornSince retiring as a teacher of Art and Design at Ancaster High School and Lincoln College of FE a couple of years ago, I have been able to devote far more time to my own work. My inspiration is usually the natural world: the hills of my native Lancashire, the big skies and arable fields of Lincolnshire and exciting new experiences travelling abroad.Saturday November 5th Meet The Artist 1130-133028 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday November 9. Christmas Flower Arranging Demonstration. Lynn Sharpe2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday November 10th Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max) Then Council meeting

NETTLETON AND MOORTOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2016Thursday November 10th NEW ORLEANS AND ALL THAT JAZZ with Michael SteedMeetings commence at 7 30pm in the Nettleton Methodist Church SchoolroomNew members and visitors welcomeFor information phone 01652 678365 or 01472 852068

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday November 10th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 2016Sunday November 13th

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERS 2015Monday November 14th Meet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6 minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and referencesTo complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintarequired level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/

THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. November 15th 2016Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

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Friday evening November 18th Saturday morning November 19th aim to be away by 0900 place block & lighting poles Saturday afternoon November 19th 2pm-3pm fix lighting strings Sunday all day November 20th ALL DAY, centre area of Market Place 100ft crane

CAISTOR LIONS ANNUAL VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS CRAFT MARKET Sunday November 20th , Caistor Town Hall 10am - 4pm Telephone: 07908182963 - Email: contact@caistorlions org uk

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday November 24th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

CHRISTMAS MARKET & CHRISTMAS LIGHTING SWITCH ON Saturday November 26th 2016 , Caistor Market Place , Christmas Market & lights switch on after dark

ST ANDREWS DAY Wednesday November 30th

DECEMBER 2016CATS PANTO Wednesday November 30th to Saturday December 3rd

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITIONDecember: Tuesday Painting GroupCAHC Tuesday Pleasurable Painting group present their first exhibition of works, welcoming you with four seasons warmth. We meet in six week blocks throughout the year, morning and afternoon. We paint for enjoyment, expression and the delight of colour. We do not claim to be ‘Artists’ but create on paper what we see and feel.Saturday December 3rd Meet The Artists1130-1330Tuesday December 6th Open Group session Saturday Sunday 10th - 11th December Workshop sessions 28 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2016Thursday December 8th Caistor Town Hall 6 45pm Planning Committee 7pm Public Forum (10mins max)Then Council meeting

CAISTOR LIONS BINGOThursday December 8th Caistor Town Hall, Doors open 7pm, Eyes down at 7.30pm

CAISTOR FIRST RESPONDERS 2015Monday December 12thMeet on the second Monday of each month, at 7pm at at CAISTOR FIRE STATION Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency ServiceFirst Responders are based in villages and communities across Lincolnshire When you call 999 for an ambulance, there's a good chance that it'll be a LIVES First Responder who arrives first If you suffer a cardiac arrest or have breathing difficulties, the first few minutes can literally be the difference between life and death Because LIVES First Responders are based locally, they can often get to you within 5 or 6 minutes of a 999 call being made They can then deliver vital care until the ambulance arrives LIVES responders attend at least 18,000 calls in Lincolnshire every year What are they looking for? Aged 18 or over Full, driving licence and access to own vehicle is essential Carry a 20kg bag of equipment Be able to kneel and carry out Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)No previous experience is necessary as full comprehensive initial and ongoing training will be providedApplication is subject to and enhanced CRB check and referencesTo complete the LIVES training programme to attarequired level of competenceTo maintarequired level of competence by attending several local Group training sessions and a short local re-qualification annually Volunteers are required to have their own vehicle, licensed and insured for voluntary driving Luke Kireia Caistor First Responders Co-ordinator & Group Trainer Tel: 07554 446858Email: luke_kireia@hotmail com Website: http://www lives org uk/

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Wednesday December 14. Christmas Arrangements Workshop & mini Buffet. 2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

THE REELY GRIM FOLK DANCE CLUB meets on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. December 20th 2016 (Christmas Ceilidh)Blacksmith's Arms, Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire, LN7 6AZ. Come and dance, call, or play! All welcome! £1 on the door.01472 887984; reelygrim@gmail.com; or just turn up!Facebook: Reely Grim Folk Dance Club http://reelygrim.btck.co.uk/ @ReelyGrim

CHRISTMAS 2016Sunday December 25th Christmas Day Monday December 26th Boxing Day

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CAISTOR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2017Thursday January 6th ANNUAL MEETING – SUPPER and SOCIALMeetings commence at 7 30 pm in the Arts Centre in Caistor Town HallCaistor Area Diary is a free community service – published weekly for the benefit of localpeople and organisations New additions and event details welcomed if you received it in error please let me know & you will be deleted from the list mailto: alncn100@gmail com 01472 851674

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BROOKENBY MUSIC IN THE BAR Saturday 13th February. B# @ The Bar Don’ t be flat, be sharp and come along to the next music night at the Bar @ Brookenby on The Bar opens at 7.00pm and the music kicks off at 8.00pm. Support your local!!

HOPE TAVERN A46 HOLTON LE MOOR SUNDAY BLUES SESSIONSunday 14th Feb. 2016 – 4pm George Shovlin and the Radars This weeks Blues Session at the Hope Tavern, Holton le Moor presents George Shovlin and the Radars.Inducted into the American Blues Hall of Fame in 2014, George Shovlin first performed publicly while at college in 1970, establishing himself as one of the outstanding blues performers in the region, supporting American blues legends Doctor Ross, Dave ‘Honeyboy’ Edwards, Cousin Joe Pleasant, George GP Jackson, Eddie ‘Guitar’ Burns, as well as British legends Jo-Anne and Dave Kelly and Isaac Guillory.In the early ‘80s he teamed up with local blues harmonica hero, Jim Bullock and formed the seminal blues duo ‘The Biscuit Kings’. After playing throughout the North East for nearly ten years the duo broke up and George went on to form the George Shovlin BandPlaying together from 1995 to 2005, this band consisted of lead guitarist George Lamb, a veteran of the North East blues-rock scene. George first came to prominence in the 1970s as a member of the hugely successful North East-based ‘Southbound’. He went on to play with various bands and do considerable session work. This included recording with Jimmy Nail, writing a hit for Kiki Dee, and

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playing in the Eurythmics support band for their last world tour. Bassist Stu Burlison played in the 70s band ‘Gin House’, supporting Free, The Who, Genesis and David Bowie, amongst others. He was a member of the legendary North East band ‘Brass Alley’, whose drummer, Pick Withers, went on to join Dire Straits.The Shovlins established themselves as one of the leading blues bands in the North East, an area renowned for producing excellent blues performers and bands supporting acts such as Canned Heat, John Mayhall and Savoy Brown amongst others and featured as guests on the Tyne Tees Television Arts programme @theLive.In 2014 George Shovlin, George Lamb and Stu Burlison reformed the band with Kev Scott on Drums who has toured with the Stranglers, Little Angels, the Dammed and Erasure, amongst others played all over the world as drummer in the Toy Dolls and gigged most of the big music venues in Britain and Europe, as well as doing significant studio work.It is this band, which is now ‘George Shovlin and the Radars’The band has been re-invigorated by the break in their career. Although always remaining friends, each member needed space and time after a busy, but not always well-rewarded 10 years. But they are back now, with a hunger, excitement and ambition to become the one of most powerful British blues band to emerge for years. The Show starts at 4pm and the Door charge is £8

THE SALUTATION INN ...LIVE MUSICSaturday 20th February - DAN PYLE - From 8.30pmCome and support this very talended local lad who we think will go far. If you've not heard him before you better get your self down here!Tel 01472 851228 – www.thesali.co.uk facebook.com/TheSaliNettleton

FOR ALL ME HEARTIES! LP CREATIVES PRESENT ‘TREASURE ISLAND’ Saturday 20th February at 2pm + 6pm – Caistor Town HallTickets available from Caistor Post Office or on the door (subject to availability) Don’t miss the boat! Book your tickets now! The producers of the smash-hit ‘Hansel and Gretel’ are coming to a theatre near you this February half term with another magical family show after wowing sell-out audiences during 2015.This time, promising fun for all the family, LP Creatives present ‘Treasure Island’ over the February school holidays.The audience will be taken on a magical trip into a world of Pirates, adventure and Princesses as one of the nation’s favourite children’s novels is brought to life with a lively modern twist.See Jim Hawkins, Jolly Roger, old Ben Gunn, Billy Bones, Sneaky Beaky the pirates parrot and of course Long John Silver, star with action aplenty on the high seas. This show is jam-packed with shanty’s, cheering, booing, puppets, lots of colourful costumes, amazing sets, illusions and maybe even a monkey or two!The show is the brainchild of popular comedian and entertainer Tom Beard.Tom is no stranger to children’s shows, having appeared in number one venues over the past ten years, where he frequently had children (and adults) doubled up with mirth at his comedy antics.Tom said: “Everyone knows and loves the original pirate story but you won’t have enjoyed the tale quite like this before. We want our audience (both young and old!) to get involved with lots of shouting and cheering. We are after non-stop fun and laughter, whilst also staying as close to the original tale as possible“We’ve respectfully kept to Robert Louis Stevenson’s swashbuckling tale which everyone can enjoy, along with some humour for both the adults and the children. The one thing we can guarantee is that everyone will leave with a smile on their face.”It is the latest project for producers LP Creatives who are fast building a strong reputation for their family shows and pantomimes around the country. ‘Treasure Island’ is a spectacular children’s show created to spark the children’s imagination whilst also entertaining all the accompanying Mums, Dads, Grandmas and Granddads! It features a professional cast of all singing and-a-dancing actors.For further information from the production company please email: mailto:tom@lp-creatives or post: 9 The Meadow, Caistor, Lincs LN7 6XD Tel: 01472 851685. Website address: www.lp-creatives.com“Ahaar me hearties! A Summer show for a big Yo-HO!! “Here be a swashbuckling, show-stopping, sail-flapping, hand-clapping, toe-tapping, barnacle busting pantomime twist on Robert Louis Stevenson’s adventures on the high seas! We’ve got the telescope, the treasure map and the schooners at the ready! So weigh anchor mateys, bring your booty and prepare to set sail for magic, puppets, monkeys, parrots, tropical islands, Pirates, Princesses and MORE blummin’ Pirates!!”

CAISTOR GOES.. EVENTS COMMITTEE AGM Wednesday February 23rd at Caistor Multi Use Centre, 19 South Street. LN7 6UB, by War Memorial. at 8pm New faces always welcome, The Events Committee organises the Annual Street Party, this year on July 9th, Caistor Goes...To The Movies. Proms in the Park, September 11th, Christmas lighting switch on .The committees volunteers, using our extensive equipment, assist with event road closures, erecting the xmas tree, festive lighting pop up marquees, even bunting for fund raising garden parties, we even have four snow machines. Everyone welcome. details 01472 851674

HEATHER BURTON WORKSHOP - CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE Thursday, 25 February 10:00-14:00 Palette knife painting work with Heather Burton Would you like to learn a new painting technique? This months resident artist Heather Burton will be showing you how to get the effects of using a palette knife with acrylics at this workshop. The workshop will include:- Two short demonstrations to show the techniques involved in working with a palette knife Workshop in palette knife painting with individual guidance, suitable for beginners and those with palette knife experience Cost £10.00 per person, excludes material, palette knives can be provided if required.Places must be booked Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre, 28 Plough Hill LN7 6LZ 01472 851605

ANOTHER LYRICAL AFFAIRSaturday 27th February at 7pm Caistor Sports and Social Club. Caistor’s favourite poetry event is back. The Spring 2016 Lyrical Affair. Once again a broad range of readers will enthral us with their favourite poem at the Please come along for a delightful evening of humour and reflection. Doors 6.45pm, tickets £4.

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday March 9, Patterns of Nature. Roma Berridge2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

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HOLTON LE MOOR WI -VINTAGE 2 VERSACE Thursday 10th March 2016 “Vintage2Versace” by John Knight. The Moot Hall, Holton le Moor 7.15pm , John, the proprietor of a stylish Boutique in Newark, offering unique Vintage and Couture Fashion and Accessories presents “The History of Fashion” illustrated by models wearing costumes from various periods of history up to the present day. Social change, music and dance have all influenced fashion. Memories may be stirred in those who remember the ‘50s and ‘60s! www.vintage2versace.co.uk£3 (WI members free) includes a finger buffet supper ,RaffleFor further details contact Megs 01673 828674. CAISTOR TWINNING CASINO NIGHT Friday April 1st ,Caistor Town Hall. 7.15pm - 10pm Family event, roulette, poker ,shoot, Auction at end of evening to spend your funny money. 01472 852083 mailto:panmtaylor@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday April 13. Creative colour . Susie Marsh & Christine Hinchcliffe2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday May 11. Leaf Manipulation Tutored Workshop. Joan Woodhead2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday June 8. Garden Visit Peacock House Wootton. Sandra Bright2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday July 3 Holme Pierpont Hall. Floral Decorations & Plant Fair . Coach trip2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday July 13. Social evening2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARSATURDAY July 16, Golden Anniversary Celebration Show & Lunch, Demonstrator Nick Grounds“The Glories of the Gold Stuff “ All day £25.00. Demonstration only £10Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday September 14. Workshop to make craft items for Church festival.2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday October 12 . Workshop to prepare for Jubilee Celebration Arrangements at weekend2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEAROctober Friday 14, Saturday 15, Sunday16. Golden Anniversary Celebration in Flowers at Caistor Parish Church. Opening night Friday Flowers Music, Cheese & Wine evening. 7pm-10pm Tickets £5.Open to public all weekend 10-5pm Saturday 11-5pm SundayDetails: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR TWINNING; SAVIGNE' VISIT CAISTORSaturday 22nd October to Wednesday October 26th . Caistor Twinning Association host visit from twin town Savigne' Le Eveque, (its near Le Mans) Find out more about getting involved, you don't have to host visitors to be part of twinning. 01472 852083 mailto:panmtaylor@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday November 9. Christmas Flower Arranging Demonstration. Lynn Sharpe2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB –GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY YEARWednesday December 14. Christmas Arrangements Workshop & mini Buffet.

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2nd Wednesday 7.30pm unless stated otherwise in the programme. Caistor Town Hall North Street Caistor LN76QU. Annual membership £32.00 Visitors £6.00. Details: 01652 408523 mailto:cmjac8@aol.com

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE MONTHLY EXHIBITION (update)March 1st to March 31st : March: Nettleton MinesThe attractive hillsides of Nettleton and Claxby were, less than 100 years ago, scarred by the mines which supplied Scunthorpe's iron and steel industry. See the layout of the mines and the machinery. Learn of the lives of the miners and listen to their stories. Find clues of the former heavy industry in today's tranquil landscape.Saturday March 5th Meet The Exhibitors 1130-1330 at the Arts & Heritage Centre Two GUIDED WALKS with Liz and John on a circular 5 mile route from Nettleton Top through the mine site at Nettleton Bottom, down the valley and around Nettleton village. Sunday March 13th Guided Walk 10.30am - 12:30Sunday 20th March Guided Walk 10:30-12:30Booking is essential, at the Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre,for these walks28 Plough Hill Caistor LN7 6QZ 01472 851605 mailto:centremanager@28ploughhill.co.uk

WHATS ON AT "THE CLUB": CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUBSports Ground, Brigg Road, Caistor, LN7 6RX Tel: 01472 851918Caistor Sports & Social Club Tel: 01472 851918 (during opening hours) free WIFIhttps://www facebook com/caistor socialclub 9 THE HOME OF LIVE TV SPORT IN CAISTORNew opening times , see the CSC facebook page and full event details FOLLOW US AT Http://www facebook com/caistor socialclub 9

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