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January 2012

Community Magazine & Independent Directory of Businesses serving the residents of Tickhill & surrounding villages

Already 2012 is upon us, I hope that all readers have had a wonderful Christmas. 2012 promises to be an exciting year for the UK with many events being planned for the Queens Jubilee and shortly after the long awaited Olympic Games.

Hopefully 2012 will also be a great year locally, with so many new businesses in the Tickhill area that need our support. As well as the continued development of the Doncaster area offering improved facilities and services for residents.

The next edition will be distributed to you from 28th January. Please ensure that anything that you would like to be included in it is with me by Friday 13th January.

Wishing all readers and their families a very happy New Year.

Best Wishes, Paula

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Tickhill St Mary’s do Zumba and sing in the courtyard

Zumba

ZumbAtomic® is a fun and healthy program designed just for kids using the Zumba® concept. St Mary’s School is the first one in the area to embrace the exciting new concept when it asked Big Hearted Zumba to provide the ZumbAtomic® Programme as an after-school class. It is a unique program that was designed with a specific structure and teaching method aimed at children which not only provides dance and fitness but also embeds social skills, discipline, respect and leadership skills in a fun but structured way.

Apart from the obvious health benefits of the program, psychologically the participants soon associate the activities with feeling very happy and having fun thus helping to dispel some of the negativity associated with exercise. It is socially engaging and children work together in class as they engage in the lively motivational workout. There is no sense of competition and the children learn about team work, and responsibility for each other although they are encouraged to be individually creative and to be proud of their newly acquired dance skills.

Singing in the courtyard

The children at St Mary’s joined in the Tickhill late night shopping evening and delighted the shoppers with some singing before the switching on of the Christmas lights.

An occasion to ‘bee’ grateful

Christmas is an occasion to be grateful for the birth of Jesus, but at St Mary’s we are also grateful for the kindness of residents in Tickhill. Someone recently removed an enormous wasp nest in one piece from their garden and they had the kindness to think of our children. The magnificent nest will be used for science lessons and looking at habitats. Thank you very much!

A peaceful New Year from all at St Mary’s! Katarina Martin

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FREE CHILDCARE FOR ALL CHILDREN AGED 3 ON OR BEFORE 31ST DEC 2011!

The Nursery Education Funding is changing to allow parents or carers to claim for a maximum of 10 hours in 1 day from the beginning of 2012!

Those of you who are thinking of returning to work on a part time basis can benefit from FREE childcare for 1 day if your child was 3 on or before 31/12/2011! 3 year olds are eligible for a maximum of 15 hours of free childcare over a minimum of 3 days so a further 5 hours can also be claimed. A variety of options and flexibility can be offered at the Nursery to help you get back to work with a discount on your childcare fees!

The Nursery is a fantastic grounding for your child before they go to school. Comments from parents tell us that they love our caring approach, our high ratio of fully qualified staff to children, our commitment to providing children with a variety of experiences outside of the Nursery and the quality of the food - there is no junk food served here!

Our links with other schools, outside agencies such as a football coach, an Italian tutor, trips to the library every week, visits from parents who tell the children all about their jobs or simply read a story! We do the lot!

It’s a new year and if you haven’t seen the wonderful developments and improvements made to the Nursery over the last 2 years, now is the time! Book a visit now and let your child experience the Nursery!

Nursery reopens following Christmas (and decorating) on Tues 3rd Jan 2012

Call on 01302 742629 or email on [email protected]

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Children enjoying refreshments at Hill House School, Finningley, after

watching their Nativity

Children performing their Christmas songs at St Marys Church, Tickhill

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Friday 20th January St Mary’s Primary School, Tickhill at 8pm

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Non members and new members always welcome at our concerts

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Season ticket : Members £55.00 Concessions £50.00 Single concert: Members £ 8.00 Concessions £ 8.00 Non-members £12.00

Children under 16 free when accompanied by an adult Students (16-19) free

T ickhill Together Once again the weather was kind to us for the late night shopping and Christmas lights switch-on. Mayor Ray Hill also formally opened

Tickhill's newest treasure, The Little Sweet Shop in Castlegate and presented prizes for the best dressed windows. And what a wonderful display by all the other shops and pubs, as well as the market stalls in St Mary's Gate.

There were carols in St Mary's Church, singing in the Courtyard by children from Estfeld and St Mary's schools, followed by a theatrical performance by C.A.T.S.

The Green Oak Morris Men performed around the town and the Pied Piper of Tickhill drew children to Santa's Grotto at Castle Community Hall, so beautifully decorated by the lovely ladies from the Close.

A most enjoyable and successful evening for all, which we hope to repeat in 2012.

C harity Calendar Thank you to everyone who has purchased one of the calendars produced by members of the Northern Society of Botanical Art to raise funds

for St John’s Hospice. Over £1600 has been raised far exceeding all expectations. Thank you to KSM cards, Eaton’s butchers and Stephen Jon’s for selling the calendars.

Tickhill Juniors U12 Team (pictured) was recently selected to receive a sponsored Santander football strip courtesy of their local Santander Agency in Tickhill. Isolex Financial Ltd, who also has an agency in Rossington, donated the kit as part of a new Community Sponsorship Programme launched by Santander.

Steve Davenport, Manager of the Team said “The boys were delighted with it, and they looked very professional at their training session, it is very much appreciated by all involved in the team.”

The Manager of the agencies Michelle Newton said “We pride ourselves on delivering a first class banking service to our local residents and it was a real pleasure to be able to donate the kit to the local team”.

The agency recently celebrated their one year anniversary with Santander and the partnership has enabled them to support the local communi-ty with a banking service, and provide customers with access to a range of highly competitive products to help meet their financial needs.


The Market Place, Tickhill

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£500 raised for our Two

Primary Schools.

Thank you to all our customers for shopping locally and

helping to raise £250 for each of our schools.

This latest achievement brings the total raised and spent in

Tickhill to £2,150.

Thank you for shopping locally and making a difference.

Tait Avenue, Edlington, Doncaster, DN12 1HH. T: 01709 864100 F: 01709 864175 E: [email protected] Headteacher Mrs Mary McCorry Deputy Headteachers Mr K Binks Mr K Grum

Learning for Life Succeeding Together

On Saturday 3 December Sir Thomas Wharton Community College hosted, for the first time, the District Final of the Rotary International Young Chef competition - a nationwide competition for young people aged 11-17.

Megan Simmonite, Georgia Kerry-Temperton, and Jamie King (all aged 12) competed to represent the school in the District Final with Jamie producing the winning menu of Lemon Chicken with Wild Rice and Apple Crumble. He was one of only 4 Competitors in the District Final. Well done! Megan, Georgia and Jamie were each awarded a Great British Bake Off Cookery Book.

Congratulations to students –

and staff – who were involved in the magnificent production of Bugsy Malone. This was a huge success with all three days sold out. Our students played their parts like professionals with fantastic singing, dancing and the occasional splurge gun! Accompanied by the superb STWCC band. The cast donned their gangster gear once more on 15 December to entertain the senior citizens of our community at the annual Christmas tea party. The cast of Bugsy Malone

Judges’ comments on Jamie’s winning dish: “Excellent

presentation, aromatic smell, perfectly cooked rice, crumble

had a wonderful texture. Very organised”.

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Introduction to Running Course

Tickhill Running & AC will be providing an in-troduction to running course starting on Tues-day January 10th 2012. The course lasts for 10 weeks and is designed for non-runners. The cost of the course is £10 .

So if you want to improve fitness, lose weight, relieve stress or become part of a social running group please visit www.tickhillrunningclub.co.uk and choose the ‘Introduction to running’ section for further details. Or contact - Alan 07786 548015 or Nicky – 07957814846

The Green Oak Morris Men performed at the Late Night Shopping event in Tickhill - which was our first time at this prestigious event and we thoroughly enjoyed the occasion. We are always on the lookout for new men to join us to perform Traditional English Dance and to keep the tradition alive. We practice at Tickhill Institute on a Wednes-day evening from 8pm, we would love to wel-come new members - please contact 01302 752574 for more details.

THANKS On Nov.4th I was for want of a better word Mugged on Thorne Road Doncaster. One side of my face was smashed into the pavement, consequently I ended up in hospital with a broken bone under my eye, a damaged cheek and a damaged jawbone, to say nothing of the shock. The reason I am writing is in the hope that I can say a huge thank you to Margaret Paige and Robert Lloyd of Tickhill, they helped me so much. Also a lovely young woman called Karen who works in Taylors and my dear sister in law Katleen Fearn, even though she is disa-bled she managed to do lots for me. Without their help after I came out of hospital I would have found it very difficult to cope. Thank God there are people like this in the world.

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WADWORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Quiz night with Pie & Peas Supper Saturday, 21st January 2012, at 7.30 pm

A good way to get rid of those festive cobwebs!

Quiz: £2 each Pie and peas (optional) £3 Please telephone Maureen on 852874

or Ruth on 215921 to reserve a place as we need exact numbers to order food.

Closing date for food orders is Thursday, 19th January please

We look forward to seeing you all again.

VILLAGE PLAYERS (EVERTON) ‘Live Theatre on your doorstep”

Cabaret Evening 27th January 2012

On Friday 27th January we will be presenting, in Everton Village Hall, another of our popular cabaret evenings. With the help of a subsidy from Nottinghamshire Village Ventures we have secured a top class jazz group, whose members have performed at international level. Fascinating Rhythm is a newly formed group of four talented artists. An indication of their quality can be seen from some of the top names they have worked with as individuals. These include: The Temptations, The Four Tops, The Pasadena Roof Orchestra, Jacqui Dankworth, Hayley Westenra, Georgie Fame, Barry Manilow and Cliff Richard. As previously we will be kicking off the evening at 6:30 pm, when the doors and licensed bar will open. At about 6:45 we will be serving a hot meal (vegetarian option available) and the performance will start at 7:30. We will be serving a sweet course in the interval.

Tickets, including meal, are priced at £15 and can be obtained from our box office (01777 817275) or via our web site (www.evplayers.org.uk). Please book early to avoid disappointment


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T ickhill and Bawtry Probus Club Once again January is upon us, where on earth did 2011 go? Certainly those readers who are not members of Probus missed 24 chances to make new friends, not to men-tion some cracking good meetings. But – it’s never too late, if you are a retired Profes-

sional or Business man (we interpret these terms fairly broadly) why not make a New Year resolution to come along as a visitor and see if Probus is for you? We meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 10.30am in the Millstone Hotel. Coffee is available from ten o’clock and after the meeting many of the members can be found in the bar having a pre lunch drink. Our programme for the next three months is: 12th January. AGM and “Notes in the Margin” by Steve Payne. 26th January. “Korea” by Matthew Jackson. 9th February. “You think they look after you” by Dr M Wilson. 23rd February. “The History of Recorded Sound” by Simon Barradell. 8th March. “Yorkshire railways” by Stephen Gaye. 22nd March Annual Ladies Lunch (Members & guests only)

We look forward to seeing old and new friends in 2012, meantime a HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL !

Voglia d’Italia (the Italian Society for South Yorks and North Notts)

presents:

“Members’ Evening”. Presentations by members relating some of their experiences

and reflections on Italy. Non-members are welcome.

Friday 6th January 2012 7.45pm, Tickhill Pavilion, Tickhill

Admission: £3 non-members Further information: 01909 481136

Thanks from The Little Sweet Shop

We would like to express a massive THANK YOU to everyone who has kindly supported The Little Sweet Shop since our opening.

A special Thank you goes to - the Mayor of Tickhill – Cllr Raymond Hill who performed the official opening ceremony of the shop, the kind words of his opening speech are much appreciat-ed. To Sarah Price of Sarah’s Gallery for her tremendous support, to all those people who patiently queued on the Christmas Market evening to come and visit us and to Paula and the readers of Tickhill Today.

If you haven’t had time to visit us yet – please do – we offer a little taste of the past, we specialise in retro sweets - step through the door and step back in time, in our pretty retro inspired shop you will find sweet treats including Sherbet Pips, Rosy Apples, Coconut Mushrooms and Kopp Kopps.

Our friendly staff are passionate about sweets, we offer personal old fashioned service where our customer comes first. A visit to the Little Sweet Shop really is a sweet experience. We hope to see you soon. Sweetest Regards and a Happy New Year

All at The Little Sweet Shop.

W.E.A. Tickhill

‘Medieval Towns’ Tutor Dr. David Mercer

10 weekly lectures beginning Tues. Jan. 10th 2012 10am – Noon

Held in the Methodist Church Lounge, Tickhill Full fee £60 Concessions apply For further information ring:

Rosemary Cornish – 01302 744768 Joy Tudberry – 01777 818419


BOUQUETS AND BRICKBATS

At the year end it may be fitting to hand out some tributes and condemnations. Here are just a few: Bouquets to Tickhill Town Council and DMBC for adding welcome sparkle to the town centre over Christmas and also to all the businesses, premises and houses that carry illuminated Christ-mas trees for our festive pleasure. Bouquets to all the many organisations in the town providing such a wide range of assorted ac-tivities. To mention just two: The Footpaths Group that keeps all the footpaths open and in good condition by walking them all and liaising with farmers and DMBC to see that they are all kept accessible. Also the Local History Society for its excellent archive of Tickhill’s past and its inter-esting web site, talks and trips. Brickbats to all the Litter Bin avoiders who think pavements and people’s gardens are the proper places for their discarded cans, packets, plastic bags and half eaten takeaway food. And to the few irresponsible dog walkers who do not clean up the mess that their pets leave. Bouquets though for all the volunteers who remove litter whenever they can in order to keep the place tidy. Bouquets too for the shopkeepers in the Market Place who regularly sweep the pavements in front of their premises, but . . . Brickbats for those who, instead of disposing of the sweepings in a bin bag, just brush the rub-bish into the gutter or drains thus contributing to flooding when it rains heavily. Bouquets to all carers who look after the ailing, disabled, elderly, house bound or confused with no reward and little recognition. Their noble self sacrifice for the welfare of others deserves more support than the State seems able or willing to provide. Bouquets to the Tickhill in Bloom volunteers whose efforts bring welcome colour to the town centre and to flower beds elsewhere in Tickhill. Brickbats to the thieves who steal some of those plants for their own selfish gain and the mo-toring thieves who steal parking places in the town centre and car park reserved for the disa-bled. Also the fraudsters in anonymous white vans who tour estates early to steal the bags in-tended for worthy charities.

Alas all these bouquets are verbal phantoms with not a floral tribute in sight. But perhaps the recipients may be pleased to know that their efforts on behalf of all of us are genuinely appreciated. Thanks to all.

Philip Mottram

50th Bash Raises £500 for Children’s Charities To celebrate his 50th Birthday Andrew Fleetwood from Lindrick

Tickhill held a party for 130 family and friends at the Millstone.

The night was a brilliant success with Disco, street dancing by

Lammi and Theo and amazing live band St Harlots.

Andrew would like to thank all the staff at the Millstone, Paul &

Angela from Eatons butchers for the most delicious pie & peas

and Lynsey from Cakes by Lynsey for the fabulous cake.

Andrew requested that his guests donated to charity rather than

buying gifts or cards. The money raised was split between

Bluebellwood Hospice and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

Andrew would like to thank all his guests for their kind donations. Andrew and Lori Gardner lead singer of St Harlots

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T ickhill Horticultural Society Our December speaker Desmond Mossop demonstrated how, with the right equipment, the filling of hanging

baskets is relatively simple. With committee man Keith Hall as guinea pig he proved a good teacher and then the two of them “taught” Ray Hill and Karen Williams how to do theirs. An interesting evening producing a few laughs, and we appreciated Desmond’s dona-tion of a basket filled with yellow primulas as a raffle prize, (because my wife won it!)

Our January meeting is of course the AGM on Thursday 26th starting at 7-15pm in the Meth-odist Church Schoolroom. During the meeting speaker finder Eric Brough will reveal what he has in store for us through 2012. The second half of the meeting will be a social with a quiz or two, free raffle, and a pie and pea supper. Any members, or prospective members, not on the list for a pie should speak to Gillian Hill on 743317 to place an order.

The Horticultural Society Committee would like to thank all members for their support through 2011 and wish everyone “Happy Gardening” in the New Year.

Phil Thomas

C hristianity Explored We’re running for seven Thursdays from 5th January at 18, Rye Croft. The start time is 7-30pm and we will aim to finish by 9 o’clock. We explore

through the reading and study of Mark’s Gospel. Should be good. See you there? You will be most welcome.

T ickhill TARA Firstly the TARA would like to thank the Lions for funding the TV licence for the community hall.

On December the 7th at the monthly meeting a new Committee for the TARA was elected with good result. There are now 10 committee members and everyone was pleased with the outcome.

The chairercise has been a great success and hopefully will continue next year.

The next TARA meeting will be held on the 25th January 2012 at 6-30pm, please feel free to come along.

We would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and all the best for the coming year.

Kath Benin

Tickhill Residents’ Association Caring for our Local Community

Tickhill Residents’ Association exists to consid-er matters that affect our community here in Tickhill. It works closely with Tickhill Town Council to air residents’ concerns. If you have a community issue that you would like to raise, please contact one of the following:

Rosemary Chappell (Chair) 01302 745885 Nigel Cannings (Secretary) 01302 745372

John Hoare (Planning and Transport) 01302 751787

Come along and try it !!!

FAMILY SERVICES at Tickhill Methodist Church

A Warm Welcome Guaranteed, a modern and visually appealing service for all ages

and refreshments afterwards

Why not come and join us on the 2nd Sunday in each month?

(Starts 8th Jan. at 10.30 am)

F orthcoming events at the Phoenix Theatre, Station Rd, Bawtry.

4th February 2012 - Folk and Blues at the Phoenix - This month's line-up

will include John Millington, 'Scratch Duo' and our 'resident' band 'Best of Intentions'

26th February to 3rd March 2012 - Mr Wonderful Directed by Bob Geeson

A modern play of humour and pathos by James Robson. Forty-five year old Norma Green conceals a desperate sense of wasted time beneath her strong willed but vulnerable exterior. Working in a factory and caring for her bedridden mother, she is trying to find her Mr Wonderful by using a dating agency. We see her with some unlikely partners, until she finds Geoff. She invites him to meet her mother Phoebe, who lives vicariously on her daughters experiences, although terrified that, one day Norma will leave her for her Mr Wonderful.

Tickets available from the SPAR on Station Rd, Bawtry from the end of January Tickets - £7.00 (Concessions £6.00). Sat 3rd March £12including post show buffet. For further information on all events please visit our website www.bawtrytheatre.co.uk


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W hat has happened since the 2007 floods?

The Parish Room was full for the public meeting organised by the Tickhill Residents’ Association on 8 December. Our guest speaker was Richard Ward, Drainage Engineer from Doncaster Borough Council.

Richard began by giving us the background to the issue. Doncaster has experienced 12 major flood events in the past 100 years and many minor ones. It is estimated that over 20,000 proper-ties in the borough are potentially at risk and, according to the Environment Agency (EA), about half the borough is in a ‘flood zone’. The EA is responsible for main rivers and manages pumping stations and floodbanks to minimize the risk of them overflowing. Action to tackle the danger involves a number of partners such as the Borough Council, the Environment Agency and the Internal Drainage Boards.

Since the disaster of 2007, the council has responded by implementing the national policy statement on development and flood risk in 2008 and developing its own supplementary plan, adopted in October 2010, as local policy to determine planning applications appropriately. The Highways Department took back in house responsibility for gully cleansing in 2008 because the outside contractor was considered unsatisfactory and new equipment was purchased; there has been a 76% reduction in complaints since. £105k has been spent in Tickhill, including new sluice gates on the Mill Dam, as part of repair schemes following the floods. However, it is now difficult to obtain further funding from the EA for more improvement schemes.

Flood Action Plans have been produced for each neighbourhood, with Community Flood War-dens in place. A Multi-Agency Forum brings together all partners, including the Emergency Plan-ning Team, to ensure that everyone cooperates. The EA has spent about £20m across the bor-ough to reduce future dangers. However, challenges remain, such as the balancing of demands for development and regeneration against the risk of floods (an issue for the planners), the impli-cations of climate change (we are seeing more incidents of high intensity rainfall in dry summers) and the new responsibilities for the Council as the ‘lead local flood authority’. The 2007 floods are thought to be a one in 100 years (or more) event – we cannot prevent all flooding!

In the subsequent question and discussion session, when specific problems around St.Mary’s Road, Wong Lane and Paper Mill Dyke were raised, a number of points emerged:

Watercourse maintenance is not the Borough’s responsibility Funds to rebuild a wall in the Lindrick area have been refused by the EA but DMBC will try again DMBC is aware of the excess water coming under the railway embankment into Paper Mill

Dyke and will look into this There appears to be a section of inadequate pipe in St.Mary’s Road, which will be investigated Sewers are the responsibility of Severn Trent Water and pressure has to be put on them to play

their part in improving our situation

There is no specific budget for flood mitigation in the borough; officers have to seek funding elsewhere. If match funding can be found, there is a greater chance of success.

Overall this was a constructive meeting, with the promise that local issues would be further investigated and local knowledge welcomed.

John Hoare

Blues Society I’m a Blues music fan and am looking for likeminded

people in the area who would be interested in forming a local blues

society/club.

The idea is to hopefully promote Blues gigs and

events in the Tickhill and Bawtry areas, organise trips

to Blues festivals and concerts around the country

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Anyone interested can call me on 07792 520650 or

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Y orkshire Countrywomen Association On Thursday December 8th over sev-enty members were joined by twelve members of the St. Mary's Church Choir,

who under the leadership of John Marsden, entertained us to a selection of Christmas Mu-sic. Our first meeting in January 12th. will be at 7.30p.m. in the Methodist School-room when the speaker will be Don Bullock and his talk will be "Tales from the Dales." On Wednesday January 25th. we are holding a home-made soup & roll lunch in the Parish Room from 12. noon until 2 p.m. This will be in aid of our charities...St. John's Hospice and Bluebell Wood. The Committee wish you all the best for 2012.

Marcia J Lingard. [ Secretary ]

M others' Union A large contingent from Tickhill attended a very atmospheric Dean-ery Advent Service at

Conisbrough. We were greatly welcomed as usual and completely overwhelmed by the re-freshments! The collection was given to the MU Overseas Fund. At this time of year we are all thinking about the year ahead and looking back at the year gone by so in our January meeting on 10th Jan-uary we are hoping to remember some of our past Church highlights and also look forward to changes in the future. We hope to carry on our fundraising for MU projects at home and abroad in 2012 and are thinking about our Len-ten Project.

Kathie Mason

T ickhill Pop-In Centre

The Centre is held in the Methodist Church lounge on Northgate every Wednesday afternoon from 1.30 –

3.30p.m. There is no charge and refreshments are provided. Please drop in if you would like a chance to make new friends with a cup of tea and a chat. There are table top activities for those who like to play cards or Scrabble etc. Transport is available within Tickhill and for further details ring Rosemary Cornish 744768 .

T ickhill Methodist Ladies' Fellowship. We shall meet twice in January. The first meeting on Tuesday January 10th. will be an afternoon of entertainment arranged

by the Committee. This will be in the Lounge at 2.30p.m. as usual. Our second meeting on Janu-ary 24th. will be different as we shall be having our "Christmas Lunch!" This will be served in the Lounge at 1p.m. but needs to be pre-booked! We hope that more ladies will feel able to join us in 2012...you will be very welcome!

Marcia J Lingard. [ Secretary ]

T ICKHILL SEQUENCE DANCE CLUB.

We are a friendly social club who enjoy sequence dancing and have a dance each Friday 8-10pm in the School Room of the

Methodist Church (behind the main Church), Northgate, Tickhill. Parking is not a prob-lem. You are welcome to join us.

Eileen Howdle, Tel. 01302 743658

L es Francophiles de Tickhill The November meeting had unfortunately to be changed at the last moment, due to our speaker, Thierry

Viennois, being too unwell to travel. Instead, we saw a film about Monet's garden at Giverny, depicting its changing beauty throughout the seasons. Thierry is rescheduled to speak at our February meeting. Our Christmas celebrations will be on Wednesday 7th December. This is always an enjoyable evening with games, music and delicious food! All are welcome, with a £3 charge for visitors.

The film to be shown on 4th January will be announced at the Christmas meeting. With very best wishes to our members for Christmas and the year 2012.

For information please contact Mike Scragg, Tel: 750312

B uttercross Needleworkers 27 members enjoyed good food and company at our Christmas party on 7th December at Styrrup Golf & Country

Club. Thanks to Valerie & Jean for organising it. Members are reminded that it is our Annual General Meeting, on Wednesday 15th February. Nominations from members wishing to stand for the Committee, should be received before January 18th 2012. Best Wishes to all for a Merry Christmas and wonderful patchwork in 2012.

Christine Wilson

T ickhill Juniors Under 12's would like take this opportunity to thank all who either gave generous donations towards their stall at the recent Tickhill late night

Christmas shopping event (especially TESCO from Woodland Plantation) or contributed on the night by having a go at our very successful chocolate tombola. With your help we success-fully raised over £270 from our stall which was an overwhelming success.

Please be assured that we will put the funds raised to good use in our on-going aims to give the children/players football tournament expe-rience as well as camaraderie & team building

Lucky lottery no.’s for December 1st #199 wins £50 (Last years U13's) 2nd #193 wins £30 (Last years U12's) 3rd #215 wins £20 (Last years U8's)

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T ickhill and District Local History Society It seems odd to be reporting our November 2011 meeting in the January 2012 edition of this magazine but unfortunately our meeting date ( the 3rd Thursday of each month) is usually too late to include a report in the following month’s issue. No matter, our meeting on 17th November was such a cracker that it is still worth reporting. Debora

Moretti of the West Riding Archaeological Service talked to a packed audience about excavations at Rotherham Minster. Your scribe must admit that he did not expect this subject to be particularly interesting – how wrong he was. In a light hearted yet in depth talk Debora skilfully linked the archaeology of the Minster to the social history of ordinary people in Rotherham the early 19th century. The only problem for the Chairman was to control the number of questions the audience wished to ask at the end of the presentation. Thank you Debora for a really first class evening.

Many of you will have seen the article about Limestone Hill Mill in last month’s “Tickhill Today”. Thanks to Duncan and Imelda Dewar a few members of the Society have now had an opportunity to see the restored mill building which still contains much of the original machinery although alas not at present in working order. This was once one of 4 water mills in Tickhill ( 2 flour mills and 2 paper mills) and we can confirm that it is certainly well worth a visit. Small parties of about 6 -10 persons are ideal. Contact Duncan or Imelda Dewar on 07956 133972. The Society are supporting this project by providing display boards for the very considerable amount of material which Duncan and Imelda have collected.

Finally we wish you all a VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR and look forward to seeing both members and visitors at our meetings in 2012. The first meeting is on Thursday January 19th when Mike Oliver will talk about the discovery of the Lindholme Trackway, a very early and little known forerunner of the modern railway system.

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T ickhill Scouts We finished 2011 in a grand style. It all began with a sponsored sleep out for Safe@Last. The income from this coupled with the sponsorship of our pedal cars at Shennington meant that we were able to send a cheque in excess of £1000 to this very worthy chari-

ty. We continued with the sale of Where’s Whoolley search forms which raised around £400.

Our annual Carol Service was held with the kind permission of St Mary’s Church and the quiet encouragement of John Marsden. The service was led by two Explorer Scouts – John Brookfield and Sam Bennington – in a very confident manner. All the sections performed individually in the service including the Beavers who performed Kum Ba Yah in sign language and the Rainbows who sang Jungle Bells accompanied by the Brownies on recorders. The collection of about £75 has been donated to Children in Need.

The majority of the Explorer Unit turned up to go carol singing only to be taken to Xscape for an evening of snowsports. As we approached Christmas many of us went to Castleton to join in with singing carols in Peak Cavern. An enchanting evening where everyone gathers inside the cavern, drink mulled wine, eat warm mince pies and sing accompanied by Dronfield Brass Band. Our evening is further enhanced by climbing MamTor afterwards and investing new scouts. This is followed by birthday cake, hot dogs, soup and hot drinks in Mam Nick Car Park. It sounds quite strange but is really very enjoyable.

The new year beckons and as I have said we will be celebrating 50 years of Scouting in Tickhill. Bob Kitchen. Group Scout Leader.

M USIC FOR ALL The November concert given by Tickhill Music Society continued their fine tradition of bringing quality music to our doorstep. This is their 35th year and the season’s programme looks well set to continue the high standard, variety and range of

entertainment which is their hallmark.

It started memorably with an event in the Parish Church when the organist and Director of Music at Worksop College introduced us to the polished young singer Laura Hocking. With a beautiful voice, great presence and stunning looks her varied programme showed that a very successful career in music beckons for her.

Back in the normal venue of St Mary’s school hall in October there was delightful entertainment from four young women, two singers, a pianist and cellist. Their wide choice of items ranged from Vivaldi to Bernstein’s West Side Story, with some theatricals in between. At one point costume was donned for a sprightly duet from Hansel and Gretel and the singers’ acting talent was much in evidence. A thoroughly enjoyable evening.

November brought the three young musicians of the Rhodes Piano Trio (piano, violin, cello) and very good they were. Three works from Austria, Germany and France sampled the 18th century Classical period, the 19th century Romantic era and early 20th century style. Superb precision and musicianship of a high order which earned enthusiastic applause.

The Christmas Social event, free to Members, is always a relaxed affair. This time principally a local pianist, but also with readings. After the wine and mince pie interval comes audience participation as they choose and sing favourite carols. And there is a bumper raffle.

The new year begins with a Piano Recital, which will include Beethoven’s “Pathetique” sonata, and in February the intriguing sounding She’Koyokh Klezmer Band - that sounds to be something different! March brings the renowned Ensemble 360 who have visited several times, always exceptionally good value. This time in Sextet format with Brahms as the principal work.

Another contrast to close the season, with tributes to Edith Piaf and the outstanding jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt, star of the Quintette du Hot Club de France. Great variety, something for everybody and top quality from a friendly society.

You do not have to come to every concert but it is better for the future of the Society if you can. Why not try it? You can call the Concert Secretary on 01302 742612 or visit their website www.tickhillmusicsociety.org

A Grateful Listener.

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Mr Nigel J Cannings 24 Vine Road, Tickhill DN11 9EP Tel: 745372

Mr Derrick Hoyle 2 Lancaster Crescent, Tickhill DN11 9PX Tel: 742676

Mrs Margaret Marrison Chumlea, Crossland Gardens, Castlegate Tickhill DN 11 9QP Tel: 742688

Mr Stuart J Millard 4 Pinfold Close, Tickhill DN11 9NP Tel: 743842

Mr Paul W Rigley 38 Westfield Road, Tickhill DN11 9LB Tel: 751025

Mr David Adgar 6 Winnery Close, Tickhill DN11 9JT Tel: 752195

Mr Brian Keith 6 Alderson Close, Tickhill, DN11 9HN Tel: 743996

Mr Ian W Henderson 36 Meadow Drive, Tickhill , DN11 9ET Tel: 744753

You can contact the council by: Writing to: The Clerk to the Council, Mrs Margaret Cannings-Clough Address: 24 Vine Road, Tickhill, Doncaster DN11 9EP Tel: 01302 745372 Email: [email protected]

YOUR DISTRICT COUNCILLORS ARE:

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Tickhill Town Council

2011 is now behind us and we look forward to a year of celebrations with the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the Olympic Games.

December for the Council saw a very successful turning on of the Christmas lights and the late night shopping in Tickhill. Our best dressed window competition judged by the Rev. Hartley and his wife was won by Reloved Interiors. Well done. There were four highly commended; Flower Hill, The Little Sweet Shop, Les Petite

Infants’ and Eleda Interiors. Apparently it was a close run competition. Congratulations to all. The competition was entered by most of the shop keepers and it is good to know we have such good local shops, where possible please shop locally.

During the past few weeks it has been brought to my attention the amount of “dog foul” we seem to be acquiring in the town. I will remind all who walk dogs to please clear up after them, as the dogs cannot do it themselves; it is unfair to other uses of public places to subject them to such waste. Please be responsible dog owners and walkers.

Our Council meeting dates for 2012 are advertised on the notice boards; and I would remind you our minutes are in the library and are also on the Website: www.tickhilltowncouncil.co.uk

The website has proved to be a useful source of information, listing forthcoming planning applications and details of financial transactions, amongst other details. If anyone has any contribution they would like to make to the website please make contact either through the website or with me by e mail. [email protected]

Also our caretakers are at the end of the phone: Beth: 07926810229 Jamie: 0796808016 Bookings for the Pavilion can be made with either Beth or Jamie.

There is nothing more to say other than, Mayor Cllr R Hill, Town Councillors, Caretakers and I the Clerk wish you all a very peaceful New Year.

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