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NORTH YORKSHIRE EAST AUGUST 2018
Federation Office: WI House, Front Street, Norby, Thirsk, YO7 1BG Tuesday to Thursday: 10.00am – 12.30pm and 14.00pm – 15.00pm
Closed Mondays and Fridays
Newsletter Editor: Gill Cressey Editor email: [email protected] Federation Secretary: Laurence Anderson Federation Sec. email: [email protected] Telephone: 01845 522415 Finance Sec. email: [email protected] NYEFed website: www.northyorkshirewi.co.uk Twitter: @NYorkEastFedWI
FEDERATION TRIP TO DENMAN COLLEGE
Monday 22 July – Thursday 25 July 2019
We have booked the College for three nights with the top four courses selected by you at the Scarborough Council Meeting.
Your Secretary has the Information Sheet together with one application form. Further copies can be obtained from the Office or you can photocopy
the form.
Places are limited on a first-come first-served basis – don’t hesitate to book, this will be a fun filled few days!
More details inside…
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Chairman’s chat
Hello Everyone,
The months seem to whiz by so quickly, Summer has arrived and will be over in a flash; we have had some
very hot weather, too hot at times for me, and have been wishing for rain just to clear the air and
refresh the gardens. However, I have been attending some wonderful WI Birthday celebrations,
enjoying the company and, of course, the food!!
I have also been feeling guilty — people using the food bank in Malton are increasing in numbers and I
understand that this is the picture throughout the county. The banks need supplies. I know that many
WIs already support food banks in their area, but if you feel able to spare some dry or tinned goods,
including female hygiene products, then bring them to the Autumn Council Meeting; I will ensure that
they are delivered to the various banks around our area. The need for food banks in a prosperous
country like ours with a pretty generous social care system is shameful. People using the banks have to
be referred by a doctor, social worker, vicar or similar person so they are in real need. They are only
allowed three vouchers, so that is three meals!! I know that some believe that these people should be
able to care for themselves but so many people are just not coping in today’s world. Now that I’ve
depressed myself and feel even guiltier eating too much, I will wish you all a good August outing. Jennie
OFFICE NOTICE BOARD
NEWSLETTER ENCLOSURES - IMPORTANT INFORMATION
* Secretaries please note that two copies of the Financial Statement and one copy of the Annual Report Form are included with this Newsletter. The Annual Report Form should be completed and returned to the Office following your Annual Meeting, together with one copy of the completed Financial Statement, the Secretary’s Report and WI programme for the year concerned. The second copy of the Financial Statement should be kept for your records. Please keep them safe until they are needed.
* Independent Financial Examiner Request Form is enclosed to enable your WI to book an IFE to look at your accounts prior to your Annual Meeting. This form is sent out once a year and should be used to book an Independent Financial Examiner for the following year. Secretaries please make sure you pass the form to your Treasurer.
* Membership Fees Form Part 3 – Please pass to your WI Treasurer to be completed and sent back to WI House by the deadline mentioned on the form, even if it is a Nil Return.
Autumn Council Meeting, Saturday 13 October, 10.30am – 3.30pm. Cost for visitors’ tickets: £10.00 per person. Delegates Free. Full details of events, 200 Club, Raffle, Stalls, Guest Speaker’s Book on sale, Stationery orders to collect, diaries to collect etc.… Coffee and tea available. Please bring a packed lunch. Closing date Delegates: 13 September. Closing date Visitors: 27 September. Please note different closing dates. Booking forms with your Secretary.
Doris Wilkinson Bursaries - This year, there are five chances to receive £250.00 towards a course at Denman for members who have not won the Doris Wilkinson Bursary previously. Please apply personally, in writing, to WI House before 27 September, giving your name, address, postcode and your WI. Email applications are accepted.
* Stationery – Enclosed is the pre-order form for stationery to be collected at the Autumn Council Meeting. If items cannot be collected from WI House, there will be a Postage & Packaging charge.
MEMBERSHIP COMMUNICATION SYSTEM - MCS - To improve MCS security in preparation for the GDPR, NFWI has taken steps to encrypt password data, which means the Federation can no longer view member’s passwords. The administrator can however still set a new password for them, or encourage them to do it themselves via https://www.nfwirecords.org.uk/forgoEenpassword.aspx
Date for your diary: Federation Carol Service, Saturday 15 December, St Michael Le Belfrey, York (Opposite The
Minster). Further details and booking form next month.
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200 Club Monthly Draw: 5 Mrs J Ayre, Whixley WI / 42 Mrs J Roy, Ingleby Arncliffe WI
Treasurers’ Helpline: Angela Fawcett on 01751 430210 / [email protected] and Val Illingsworth on 01347 888203 / [email protected]
SUB-COMMITTEE NEWS
Events - Chairman: Marigold Wilkinson
Winter Hanging Basket, Brown’s Nurseries, Corban Lane, Wigginton, York YO32 2RG on Tuesday, 25 September at 7.00pm. Full details in previous newsletters. Cost: £5.00 - members only. Closing date: Tuesday 14 August.
Fabric Covered Box Workshop, Saturday 29 September and Saturday 6 October, 10.00am to 3.00pm, WI House. Cost: £25.00. Closing date: Saturday 18 August. Full details in previous newsletters.
Fashion Show, St Peter’s Church Hall, Norton, Malton, YO17 9AW, Thursday 4 October at 7.30pm. Full details in previous newsletters. Cost £7.50 to include welcome drink. Closing date: Thursday 23 August.
Fondant Icing Workshop at WI House, Thirsk on Friday 19 October 10.00am to 3.30pm. Full details in previous newsletters. Cost £15.00. Book now, closing date: Friday 7 September.
Rag Rug Workshop, Monday 29 October, WI House. 10.00am for 10.30am-4.00pm. Cost: £15.00. Learn this old craft with a modern approach. Watch how rag rugs are made and begin a project. Hooks, hessian and material can be purchased on the day from the tutor. Cost will vary according to size of material. Book now. Closing date: 12 September.
* Trick or Treat? Halloween lunch at The Forest and Vale Hotel, Pickering on Wednesday 31 October, 12.00pm for 12.30pm. Raise your spirits, come and join us for a spook-tacular lunch - we have brewed up a great menu – so don’t let monsters or witches stand in your way or be haunted by regret for not attending! Cost: £25.00. Book now, closing date: 2 October. Members only. Special Booking Form & Menu with your Secretary. NB Please note change of venue.
Christmas Paper Weaving - Friday 2 November, 9.30am for 10.00am to 3.30pm at WI House. Cost £22.50 per member. With Tutor Janet Roy on a second workshop. Come and spend a fun day and go home with your own Christmas paper craft item. Book now, closing date: Thursday 20 September.
Christmas Starters, Friday 16 November, 1.30pm for 2.00pm - 4.00pm, WI House. Cost: £12.00. Come and enjoy a glass of non-alcoholic punch whilst watching demonstrations of some fresh ideas for starters. There will of course be tasters for all. Book now, closing date: Thursday 4 October.
Visit to Boundary Mill, Thursday 22 November - Have a day out, do some Christmas shopping or just treat yourself! 70% offers will be available as well as the 10% off vouchers you will receive on the coach, picking up in Pickering, Thirsk and York. Please state your preferred pick up point when applying. Cost: 13.00. Book now, closing date: Thursday 11 October.
Christmas Crafts workshop, Saturday 24 November, WI House, Thirsk, 9.30am for 10.00am – 1.00pm with Caroline Barron who will show you how to make a ribbon-covered small Christmas Tree. No sewing skills required - cutting, folding and pinning only. Cost: £15.00. Kits cost of £8.00 payable direct to Caroline on the day. Book now, closing date: Thursday 11 October. Date for your diary.... Silk Painting a Scarf on Friday 18 January. Watch out for further details.
Denman Ambassador – Jean Williams
Mary Longworth Bursary reminder - worth £165.00 is for one North Yorkshire East member attending a residential course at Denman between 1 October 2018 and 30 September 2019. If you wish to enter the draw, please send by letter or email, your full name and WI to WI House by the closing date of Thursday 27 September. The draw will take place at the Autumn Council Meeting.
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Denman Federation Visit: Monday 22 – Thursday 25 July 2019. Four courses are available for you to choose from. Tai Chi for Beginners (£475.00), Watercolours for Beginners (£475.00), Great British Bakes (£530.00 inclusive of all ingredients) and Fitness, Fun and Dance (£475.00). Full details are on the information sheet with your Secretary together with an application form. Extra copies can be photocopied or obtained from WI House. Don’t delay!!! Get your application in ASAP. First come first served. Deposit of £100.00 by 12 December.
Rambles – Frances Langley
[email protected] Tel. 01723 859086 / 07713933739
Please remember to send two separate cheques, £3.00pp payable to NYEFWI for the ramble and £5.50 pp made payable to the WI organising the lunch. Both cheques to be sent to WI House with the booking form.
Made in Scorton (near Northallerton) Ramble Saturday 15 September. Closing date: Friday 3 August.
Federation Ramble Round and About Thirsk, Friday 26 October. Full details in July Newsletter. Book now, closing date: Thursday 13 September. Public Affairs & International - Chairman: Sarah McFarlane
The Air We Breathe, Wednesday 17 October in Heslington Meeting Room, Heslington, York, 7.30pm OR Wednesday 24 October in Hutton Buscel Village Hall, 7.30pm. Members only. Cost: £10.00 to include a pie and pea supper. Dietary requirements can be catered for. More than we eat, more than we drink, more than we do anything else in our lives, we breathe. We don’t even think about breathing; we do it, but do we think about the air around us. Knowing what’s in the air we breathe is almost as important as knowing what is in the food we eat or the water we drink. Explore just how clean our air is and how it compares with other parts of the world. Stefan Swift from the University of York will give you some essential but fun facts about air quality and will punctuate his talk with some easy experiments. Please indicate date and choice of venue on the booking form. Book now, closing date: Tuesday 5 September.
Our International Day will focus on China, on Saturday 10 November, Stockton on the Forest Village Hall, 10.30am to 3.30pm. Take a fascinating trip with our speakers, who will give us an insight into this amazing country. Enjoy lunch of traditional Chinese food and watch a Tai Chi demonstration and possibly take part in a Tai Chi workshop. Cost £25.00. Book now. Closing date: Thursday 27 September.
Are you Being Scammed? Learn how to protect yourself on-line. Trained police volunteers, Cyber and Fraud Ambassadors will be talking about cybercrime and fraud prevention. Cybercrime is a growing area of criminality and we want to raise awareness of the importance of cyber security. If you want to keep yourself and your family safe on-line come along to Riccall Village Institute on Wednesday 28 November at 2.00pm OR Welbury Village Hall, Monday 3 December, 2.00pm. Learn about typical scams and identity theft and get advice on how to avoid being taken for a ride. Book now. Cost: £5.00 members and non-members. Closing Date: Wednesday 17 October.
ACWW Representative – Barbara Capaldi
As you are all aware there have been some significant changes recently in ACWW. We are very fortunate to have ACWW’s Chief Executive Officer, Tish Collins, attending our Autumn Council Meeting to deliver a presentation on ACWW’s Women Empowered Fund.
Climate Ambassador – Aynsley Halligan
A friend and I drove to Bempton cliffs. The weather conditions seemed perfect, and the cooler coastal conditions would be a welcome break from the current heatwave inland (something we may have to get more used to in our increasingly unstable climate). I had committed to a RSPB-coordinated national ‘citizen science’ project to study what puffins are currently feeding their chicks. Numerous photos from amateur photographers all over Britain have been providing valuable data about how puffins are doing, and how the fish species caught and brought back to their chicks vary from the southern coasts and islands, right up to the outer Hebrides. The shifts in feeding patterns and breeding successes have already indicated a strong link with marine water temperatures, and their associated aquatic life. The general trend for warming waters around the UK are driving the normal sand-eels and other fish prey for puffins further
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north. Sadly, we saw only a few puffins, and not one was carrying any fish of any species back to its nest. Although it was wonderful to see, hear and smell all this marvellous bird-life, we were left feeling very concerned for the welfare and success of perhaps the UK’s favourite little seabird. Pretty much all because of manmade climate change.
Science Co-ordinator - Glenis Wedzicha
The Science of Christmas, Seamer and Irton Memorial Hall, Main Street, Seamer, Scarborough, Tuesday 27 November OR Copmanthorpe WI Hall, Station Road, Copmanthorpe Thursday 6 December,7.00pm–9.00pm.Cost: £10.00. Members Only. Our distinguished speaker will provide a light-hearted look at the science-extravaganza which is Christmas: the food, the drink, the lights, the star in the East and, of course, the near-impossible task that Father Christmas has in getting round all the houses in time for the children to wake up. The evening will comprise talks and demonstrations, some of which will involve audience participation, with a festive refreshments break. Please indicate chosen venue on the application form. Book now, closing date: Tuesday 9 October.
Membership & Training - Chairman: Janice Whiteford
Sweet Treats & Punch, WI House, Monday 8 October, 7.00pm-9.00pm. Cost: £7.50 per person, including sweet treats and punch. Promote your WI with some “punch” and make it “sweet” for all! Why not fill a car for a friendly, fun evening at WI House? Book now, closing date: Tuesday 28 August.
Attention Treasurers! - For those of you who were not able to attend the recent workshop in June, we are repeating the session on the afternoon of Thursday 25 October, 2.00pm-4.00pm at WI House. We will concentrate on the new accounting system and preparation of the year-end Financial Statement. Numbers are limited to 12. Cost £7.50 per person payable from WI funds. Book now, Closing date: 13 September.
Calling New Independent Financial Examiners - the Federation is looking for more members to train as Independent Financial Examiners for WI accounts. If you enjoy working with figures and would like to help treasurers at their year-end, please contact the Office for more information. Some knowledge of WI Accounts would be an advantage, but training can be arranged if we have sufficient numbers.
Digital Team – Janice Whiteford, Pat Shotton, Jane Holloway
GDPR - Please remember to use the new WI Member Registration Form for all your new members. Give this to your MCS Rep to enter and then either destroy the form safely by shredding it or return it to the member. This form can be downloaded from My WI or a copy can be obtained from the Office.
- For “Round Robin” emails remember to send “BCC” as this means that no one else sees the other email addresses to which the email has been sent.
- To be compliant, put your list of email addresses and member details that are held on a device in a password protected folder.
Remember - WI Advisers are here to give help and advice: Pat Shotton 01904 795953; Janice Whiteford 01904 269361; Val Illingsworth 01347 888203; Glenis Wedzicha 01904 708704; Jane Holloway 01439 788870. RECENTLY IN OUR FEDERATION…
Claxton & Sand Hutton were delighted and very proud to be a part of Radio York’s ‘cake & a cuppa’ event at Stamford Bridge village hall. These events are hosted by Radio York as part of their ‘combatting loneliness’ campaign throughout the region. Our small team of bakers donated around 150 portions of various cakes and spent the afternoon serving refreshments and chatting to guests. The tables groaned with cakes, which was just as well since around 250 people turned up for a very sociable afternoon. One of our members even entertained with some impromptu singing of popular songs; a first at these events. Local radio presenters Adam Tomlinson & Anna Wallace, interviewed President Angela Steele and Secretary Linda Spaven live on radio and both were much taken with our WI aprons! We would encourage other WIs to get involved
in these events if they come to a place near you as we found it a most rewarding experience. Angela Steele
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On being a Delegate at NFWI Annual Meeting - It was daunting to be going to the Annual Meeting in Cardiff, especially the prospect of sharing a room with a stranger and having to report back. Would we like our room-mate, would we be able to take in enough and report back successfully? We need not have worried. First, we arranged to meet up the week before for a coffee and to get to know each other. We got on really well so that was a good start. We were given a beautifully crocheted White Rose each to identify us NYEFWI members. It was a friendly group on the coach and we enjoyed getting to know people and sharing information. The conference itself was very enjoyable with lots packed into the day. The chair, Lynne Stubbings, guided and managed the meeting with good humour. There was a lively debate around the resolution and at times the comments from the floor where challenging to listen too. The two speakers were both entertaining and informative and Huw Edwards responded well to a question regarding equal pay which had caused a lot of laughter and applause. The meeting ended with the chairman calling for all women to be accepted into the WI to thrive and flourish and called for the WI to change and embrace working women. The NFWI is to lead by example. On the way back we spent the time comparing our notes so that we could be sure we had not missed anything that we would report back on. Our thanks go to Frances Langley who went as Federation Steward and did an excellent job in looking after us. Our message is: If you get the opportunity to go to the Annual Meeting and are worried about what it will be like, don’t be and go! You will have an interesting, informative and enjoyable time. We did! Janet Cromack, Ebberston & Allerston WI and Janet Semple, Carlton WI and Selby Swans WI
Worsall held a Royal Wedding themed supper. The village hall was bedecked with Union Jack bunting, table decorations with flags and red, white and blue pompom flowers. We were asked to bring our wedding dresses or wedding albums and it was delightful to see various styles of wedding gowns hung up around the hall. We were encouraged to tell tales of our day or explain about the gowns. A prize was given to the lady who had been married the longest. We had quizzes and a sumptuous supper so although none of us had been invited to the Royal Wedding we certainly celebrated the occasion in style. Jan Gibb, President
Apart from our meetings, Ingleby Greenhow are having a very busy summer, making the most of the fantastic weather. The last week in June we had our summer outing when 33 members and friends enjoyed a good day at Barnard Castle, where it was market day, followed by a visit to Raby Castle, a very impressive place, very well cared for. This week 10 members walked up to see the sculpture of "The Man On The Moors" on the North Yorkshire Moors, followed by lunch at The Hub in Fryupdale where they were joined by two of the older members. The verdict was it was a great experience with spectacular views of the area where we live. Next week we have a visit to a local five acre garden followed by afternoon tea, so we are hoping the sun keeps on shining. Celia Thompson
At the Fused Glass workshop, 15 ladies assembled; only our leader Linda Cariss knew what we were letting ourselves in for. Lots of worried faces but Emma, our tutor, was fantastic. We were talked through and mentored all the time. We made a coaster in the morning, had a lovely lunch in the tea rooms, then had free rein to produce our piece of art which will be framed for us. At the end of the day 15 very happy ladies, several of whom want to return when the next course is arranged, went home with a smile on their faces and looking forward to seeing their finished pieces.
Jean Williams, Rufforth
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Askham Bryan’s healthy living & wellbeing week - Members enjoyed a walk from the village to an outlying farm for coffee and cakes on a gorgeous summer’s day –this was the wellbeing part! Members who could walk further then went to inspect the various crops and wild flowers margins while others had a walk round the garden. The next evening we enjoyed a one hour chair yoga class (with the lion posture!) followed by tasting of healthy eating recipes including Asian slaw, Baharat rice, zingy salmon salad, Weetabix cake and gluten free
biscuits. We did deviate from the healthy eating a bit by having a glass of wine with the tasting! Members then swapped recipes at the end of an enjoyable evening.
Kerry Collingwood
Did you notice in the July-August Edition of WI Life …
Page 10- “WIs throughout NYEFWI have been lending helping hands with the Cake & a Cuppa events organised by BBC Radio York in a bid to bring local communities together to tackle loneliness. Stutton & Tadcaster helped at such an event by baking cakes, serving & washing up for 150 people. The President, Kathleen Horton, said "our members were delighted to help, especially as it supported the WI campaign.”
Page 14 - Life at the NFWI Annual Meeting saw our own WI Adviser, Glenis Wedzicha of Copmanthorpe WI with her gorgeous lace gloves. Well done to the above for getting our Federation noticed!!
NEWS FROM NFWI….
Annual Meeting Resolution - At the Annual Meeting in Cardiff on 6 June, members voted to pass the Mental Health Matters resolution with 98% of the vote. The NFWI is now putting together a full campaign plan and action pack. If you would like a copy please contact the NFWI Public Affairs Department at [email protected] .
Food Matters - Food Waste: the campaign has had some great recent success, with Morrisons publishing its food waste figures and Tesco removing ‘best before’ dates from 70 lines of packaged fruit and vegetables. Check out the blog to find out more: behindthedoorof104.blogspot.com Food Poverty: WIs and federations across the country have begun holding food poverty debates to learn more about the issue of food poverty. Download the toolkit today and get involved: thewi.org.uk/foodpoverty
WI Sports Week is back in 2018! - Don’t forget that WI Sports Week will be taking place on the 15–22 September 2018; start planning exciting and, perhaps challenging, sports activities that you could organise for your members. Let NFWI know your plans, stories and photos.
NFWI Food & Garden Committee News NFWI Friendship Flowers - To tie in with the Alleviating Loneliness campaign and World Kindness Day (13 November 2018), step-by-step photo and video guides for NFWI Friendship Flowers will be produced. The NFWI Friendship Flowers will be designed to give as a gift and start a conversation. More information available in coming months, but to register your interest in receiving the photo guide, please email [email protected] Short Skill Videos - the Committee has some short skills videos to provide members and the wider public with some new recipes and exciting and interesting planter ideas, whether you have a garden or a windowsill available. Watch the website and social media to find out when they are available.
ENCLOSURES: 1 x Annual Report Form (for the Secretary’s use), 2 x Annual Financial Statements
(to be passed on to the Treasurer), 1 x IFE Application Form (to be passed on to the Treasurer), Membership Fees Form Part 3 (to be passed on to your Treasurer), Stationery Order Form, Halloween Lunch Booking Form
For information on the events in the diary page 8, please contact your WI Secretary or the Federation Office. Please book your
place on any of the above events via your WI Secretary, who will send an application form with all the details and a WI cheque to WI House.
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EVENT DATE AND TIME VENUE CLOSING DATE
Yorkshire Day Lunch
Wednesday 1 August 12pm for 12.30pm
Burn Hall Hotel, Tollerton Road, Huby, York YO61 1JB
20 June
Stillington & Farlington Ramble
Thursday 9 August 9.30am for coffee
Village Green, Old Byland, York, YO62 5LG
28 June
Jewellery Beadwork Workshop
Friday 31 August 10.00am-3.30pm
WI House, Thirsk 20 July
Ready, Steady, Computer Workshop
Monday 10 Sept. 2.00pm – 4.00pm OR 7.00pm – 9.00pm
WI House, Thirsk 3 August
Made in Scorton Ramble
Saturday 15 Sept. 9.30am for coffee
Scorton War Memorial Institute, Scorton, Richmond, DL10 6AB
3 August
Winter Hanging Baskets
Tuesday 25 Sept. 7.00pm
Brown's Nurseries, Corban Lane, Wigginton, York YO32 2RG
14 August
Fabric Boxes Workshop
Sat. 29 Sept. and Sat. 6 Oct. , 10.00am-3.00pm
WI House, Thirsk 18 August
Fashion Show Thursday 4 October 7.30pm
St Peter’s Church Hall, Norton, Malton, YO17 9AW
23 August
Sweet Treats & Punch- Promotion workshop
Monday 8 October 7.00pm-9.00pm
WI House, Thirsk 28 August
Autumn Council Meeting
Saturday 13 October 10.30am – 3.30pm
Manor School Academy, Millfield Lane, Nether Poppleton, York YO26 6PA
Delegates: 13 Sept. Visitors: 27 Sept.
The Air We Breathe Wed. 17 Oct. or Wed. 24 Oct. 7.30pm
Heslington Meeting Room, YO10 5EB OR Hutton Buscel Village Hall, YO13 9NL
5 September
Fondant Icing Workshop
Friday 19 October 10.00am – 3.00pm
WI House, Thirsk 7 September
Federation Ramble Friday 26 October 9.30am for coffee
WI House, Thirsk 13 September
Rag Rug Making Workshop
Monday 29 October 10.00am – 3.30pm
WI House, Thirsk 12 September
Halloween Lunch Wednesday 31 October 12.00pm for 12.30pm
The Forest & Vale Hotel, Pickering, YO18 7DL
2 October
Christmas Paper Weaving Workshop
Friday 2 November 10.00am – 3.30pm
WI House, Thirsk 20 September
International Day - China
Saturday 10 Nov., 10.30am – 3.30pm
Stockton on Forest Village Hall, YO32 9UR 27 September
Christmas Starters Friday 16 November 2.00pm – 4.00pm
WI House, Thirsk 4 October
Visit to Boundary Mill, Colne
Thursday 22 November Pick up points Thirsk, Pickering & York 11 October
Christmas Crafts Workshop
Saturday 24 Nov. 10.00am-3.30pm
WI House, Thirsk 11 October
Science of Christmas Tuesday 27 Nov., 7.00pm-9.00pm
Seamer and Irton Memorial Hall, Main Street, Seamer, Scarborough, YO12 4QD
9 October
Are you Being Scammed?
Wed. 28 Nov. OR Monday 3 December
Riccall Village Institute, YO19 6QJ OR Welbury Village Hall, DL6 2SD
17 October
Science of Christmas Thursday 6 December 7.00pm-9.00pm
Copmanthorpe WI Hall, Station Road, Copmanthorpe, YO23 3SY
9 October
Federation Carol Service
Saturday 15 December, 10.30am
St Michael Le Belfrey, York (opposite The Minster), YO1 7EN
1 November
