MABLETHORPE’S MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY 2019

printed at the

Coastal Centre 32

Victoria Road LN12 2AQ

Telephone 01507

479 165

LATE NIGHT SHOPPING

TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE 2019 CARNIVAL

admin@theboatshedcharity.org.uk

WISHING ALL IN MABLETHORPE

A MERRY CHRISTMAS

AND A HAPPY

NEW YEAR!

THE COASTAL CENTRE

MABLETHORPE’S TOURIST INFORMATION POINT

Keep up to date with all that’s happening… WHAT’S ON: the 10p listing of local events available from the Coastal Centre each Tuesday or on line at www.coastalfm.co.uk

Download each issue of tidings from www.mablethorpe.info

THE FLOWER BOX 23 Victoria Road, Mablethorpe LN12 2AF

01507 472 239

Member of Direct 2 Florist

www.theflowerboxmablethorpe.co.uk

www.choiceproperties.co.uk

21 Victoria Road

Mablethorpe LN12 2AF

If you are thinking of moving,

why not give us a call?

01507 472 016

Kurnia AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY

www.kurniaap.co.uk

Pete Green & Sons

Coastside Plumbing

2 Knowle Street Mablethorpe LN12 2BG

01507 472 817

mob 07748 483 761

Bathrooms

Showers

Plumbing spares

Radiators

Design

& installation

services

A FAMILY RUN CARAVAN PARK

ideally situated in North Mablethorpe

next to the sand dunes & beach

perfect for picnics & play

with pitches

for privately owned holiday homes

& a select number

of touring caravans & motorhomes.

The Tow Bar is open to the public

for a quiet drink in comfortable surroundings.

01507 473 327

www.holivans.co.uk

Dents-Direct Paintless Dent Repair

Howard Turner 34, Marine Avenue Sutton-on-Sea

07977 093 824

dentsdirect@talktalk.net

Covering East Lindsey

A Convenient Mobile Service

For Both Private & Trade Customers

QUICK PRINTING FOR THE COMMUNITY Booklets, flyers, posters, (up to A3)

tickets, programmes

designed & run off at a low cost.

PLUS Shredding, laminating & guillotining

CONTACT THE COASTAL CENTRE 32 Victoria Road, Mablethorpe LN12 2AQ

01507 479 165

admin@theboatshedcharity.org.uk

Sandilands Pet Care Pet Sitting - Dog Walking - Mobile Cattery

Friendly & Reliable Service Fully Insured

Contact Wendy & Tim on 07891 065 943

Mablethorpe Weekly Market

For a real ‘street market’ experience

A wide range and variety of

stalls and goods available

MABLETHORPE & SUTTON TOWN COUNCIL The next meetings of the Town Council: Monday 17th December & Monday 28th January.

The meetings will take place at 7pm in the Library & Community Access Point’s Community Room Stanley Avenue, Mablethorpe LN12 1DP.

Members of the public are welcome & encouraged to attend.

Visit every Thursday

throughout the year

Operated by Mablethorpe & Sutton Town Council;

For further information please call 01507 613 646

or e-mail admin@mastc.co.uk

So the Black Horse gallops away…

and then after the news that we’ve lost our branch of Lloyds we find that from February will have no Dentist (because BUPA cannot afford the hike in rent inflicted by the Marisco practice as it also is faced with escalating

costs?) THEN, as bad things come in threes, watch the Leader ~ no “Mablethorpe” Leader over the winter months: Will a coastal copy return in the Spring? The last issue only had 3 bit of coastal news: A Grimsby ambulance coming 4 hours late to help a lady who had fallen in Lidl, & traffic offences committed by someone from Sutton & someone else from Trusthorpe. There were 3 pages of photos of the Louth Christmas Market: How many will be printed of our

Late Night Opening & Live Nativity?

What can we do to close the stable door

before more horses bolt?

Well there are District & Town Council elections due in May. Candidates are now being sought who will be happy to spend time promoting our coast. And we can all do this less formally. We need to talk up our locality. We need to make it a great place to live in so those further afield take it seriously.

Meanwhile back to the bank. The mobile service in Alford & Mablethorpe on Mondays & on Wednesday 9-45am to noon & 1-30 & 3-15pm.

Mondays Morning sessions in Mablethorpe

& the Afternoon in Alford. Wednesdays it is the other Way round.

Quebec Road Mablethorpe LN12 1LT

01507 477 040 www.loewencinema.co.uk

“BEST FOR VALUE”

★ PERFORMANCES DAILY ★ TWO SCREENS ★ AIR CONDITIONED ▶ Disabled access available in both screens

★ CAR PARKING AVAILABLE ▶ Parties welcomed: including popcorn & drink

★ PREMIER SEATS ★ DOLBY SOUND

CHILDREN’S PARTIES £3-95 a head

ANDRE RIEU ON SUNDAYS 3pm on January 6th & 20th

THE SYDNEY NEW YEAR CONCERT

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE: 7pm on Tuesday 15th January

SHAKESPEARE’S RICHARD II

7pm Thursday 31st January

I’M NOT RUNNING

David Hare’s new political drama

about a woman feted by the media

for standing up for her

local hospital

Marigold Cottage Garden Hotchin Road, Sutton-on-Sea LN12 2NP

2019 dates: April 27th/28th May 25th/26th Contact us on 01507 442 151

or e-mail marigoldlee@btinternet.com or visit

www.rabylee.uk/marigold

The Louth 01507 479 834 www.thelouth.co.uk

The Louth is the friendly pub in Mablethorpe town centre, just a short walk from the beach. A great place to eat, drink and be entertained

whether you are a local or a holiday maker

exploring the Lincolnshire coast.

We host Darts on Tuesdays & Thursdays, Dominoes on Wednesdays & Pool on Sundays as well as Disco Karaoke

from 10pm on Wednesdays & from 9pm on Fridays & Saturdays.

SNACK ATTACK Mablethorpe’s Central Takeaway Café

38 High Street LN12 1AD

□ Teas & Coffees □ Latte □ Cold Drinks □ □ All Day Breakfasts □ Paninis □ Jacket Potatos □

The Place to Be for a Bite To Eat

TARGETT CLEANING

SERVICES CARPETS • RUGS

UPHOLSTERY • MATTRESSES e-mail garethtargett@gmail.com

your local professional cleaning service SUTTON-ON-SEA & SURROUNDING AREAS

PHONE 01507 838 672

MOBILE: 07930 954 030

Philip Ross Accountants Limited Mablethorpe Accountants and Business Advisors

Personal tax return after retirement? Running wages?

Accounts? VAT returns? Book-keeping?

If you think we might be able to help do get in touch:

01507 472727 Mobile: 0777 841 0000

Paul Nicholson Joinery All Domestic work carried out including repairs, kitchens, bedrooms, windows, doors, fencing, decking, 1st&2nd fix & more

07780945622 / 01507443867 pnicholsonjoinery@gmail.com

MYSTERY PHOTO FROM AROUND 1957

THE SPORTS CENTRE…. PLANS FOR ITS REDEVELOPMENT

Our Sports Centre is built on the site of the old railway station & though it is on our main street you may well be forgiven for realizing it is there as it is hidden behind the disused toilet block & separated from the main thoroughfare by the run-down children’s playground & the car park. But if you do venture in you are assured of a great welcome with an enthusiastic staff running a whole variety of leisure facilities. So the clients are keeping fit: but is the centre itself keeping fit?

ELDC which owns the site has asked Magna Vitae to come up with a plan to revitalize this facility & ideas are coming forward ready to be presented to the Council in January.

There is a promise of capital investment for a rebuild or refurbishment of the Centre so it can provide a modern physical activity hub which will include facilities suitable to tackling the health & physical needs of Mablethorpe & its surrounding community.

Consideration will have to be given to how these assets might be managed to make the venue economically & socially viable.

What could be offered here to make the centre a real draw in our area? Different exciting elements of a business plan are being explored:

▸Teaching / Hydrotherapy Pool ▸ Catering ▸ Adventure play & Climbing ▸ A Day Spa ▸ A Fitness Studio (or studios) to offer

traditional gym & assisted exercise How could such facilities be created in such a way that major investment now can make them financially sustainable in the future? They need to provide both value for money but more crucially value for Mablethorpe.

We are told a family from Mablethorpe recently gained the great privilege of being able to take one of their children to the Pilgrim Hospital in Boston. Just before the operation they were explaining to the child’s mother the effects of administering an anaesthetic. “When he gets this,” they said, “he won’t know a thing.” “Oh don’t bother,” the mum replied. We’ve not only got no hospitals in Mablethorpe. We’ve no secondary school either. So he don’t know a thing as it is.”

FROM FÉ TOUSSAINT OUR NEW ENGAGEMENT OFFICER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AGENCY

Earlier this year the Environment Agency asked for your views on how flood risk on the Lincolnshire coastline between Saltfleet & Gibraltar Point could be managed over the next 100 years. Within the coastal flood risk strategy area, there are over 20,000 homes, approximately 24,500 static caravans & 35,000 hectares of farmland. Then there is our vital tourist industry!

Following an extensive & productive consultation, the Environment Agency is now working to develop a preferred strategy & delivery plan for flood risk management on the Lincolnshire coast over the next 100 years. The Environment Agency is working closely with its partners in local & central government to finalise the draft strategy document, which it plans to take forward to a public consultation in 2019.

While the Environment Agency is working to finalise the draft strategy, it is also continuing to plan next year’s beach nourishment campaign. As in previous years, Lincolnshire beaches will be replenished in 2019 to protect the sea defences & manage the risk of flooding to communities across the Lincolnshire coast.

If you have any questions about the strategy as it might affect your home, or about flood risk management along the Lincolnshire coast in general, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with me. You can ring me on 07584 183 691, write to me at Ceres House, Searby Road, Lincoln, LN2 4DT or email me on lincscoastline@environment-agency.gov.uk

Fé Toussant

SOME REFLECTIONS

ON THE 2018 CARNIVAL

We estimated it would cost around £8,000 to stage, & with all expenses paid & a few more collection boxes to collect from shops & venues it looks as though we will be left with £1,000 to go towards next year’s event.

In addition to this we received a grant of £1,000 from the Lincolnshire County Council Community Collaboration Fund towards equipment. This has not been factored in to the above profit; but we have spent this gift on buying the gazebo & the extra sound equipment we needed for the registration point in Queen’s Park. These items, plus two A frame notice boards will be used at next year’s Carnival & will be there for other community groups to use when they are staging events.

POST SCRIPT: VIOLENCE HITS THE MABO STREETS… (& NOT A CCTV CAMERA IN SIGHT: JUST A FAKE NEWS REPORTER)

After the Xmas Celebrations Dave & Chloe were staggering home from the pub when Chloe pulled Dave back looking at a shimmering green dress in a shop window. “If you love me,” she says, “you’ll get me that.” So Dave puts a brick through the shop window & passes her the frock.

A bit later they’re passing a bag shop which has a stunning red hat on display. “If you love me Dave,” says Chloe, “you’ll get me that hat.” So Dave hurls another brick & picks up the hat for Chloe as it lies there amongst the shards of glass. She puts it on, a bit lopsided, but it suits, & Dave gets a good long kiss…

A few more staggered steps on & they reach Poynton’s which has some really swish shoes in their window. “If you love me Dave.” says Chloe, “you’ll get me those shoes.” At which point Dave turns & looks at Chloe & gives her a long stare & says, “Now look, Chloe, do you think I’m made of bricks?”

Autumn did not mean that our Fund Raising dried up. We would like to thank the Remington Club for hosting a Medley of Mediums. This raised a wonderful £550 … & we hope to be presenting another similar event in the spring. Then on November 16th the Blitz staged another Sausage & Mash night, this one accompanied by a game of Bingo. That raised another £100.

Then came our Late Night Shopping Night. The idea of this was to help local businesses & crafters & charities … but we asked £5 a stall from those taking part & these sums plus donations & our raffle, lucky dip & tombola raised (we think!) just over £350. So whereas last spring we started with nothing but good will, we now have around £2,000 already towards next year’s event. A big thank you to all those who helped with the Late Night Shopping… especially the Children’s Choir from KIDZ 2911, to Debs Barker for the cakes & truffles, to our Father Christmas(es!) and his Elves, and the hospitality extended by Social 22 for extra stall space.

Late Night Opening Carol Singalong by a stirling angelic choir: at the Coastal Centre [1] Gerardo’s [2] Social 22 [3]

& Remi’s [4]

Here’s an old postcard ▶

of Mablethorpe’s life boat.

Overleaf you will find a graphic story of a wreck off our coast in days when we must bear in mind how the crews had to row out to assist ships in danger in stormy conditions & the heavy lifeboats were pulled by horses across soft sand & into 5 foot of freezing water….

◀Huge numbers gathered at the War

Memorial on the 11th hour of the 11th Day of the 11th month to remember the many who had fallen in battle, & indeed were still falling, when the Armistice was declared 80 years ago. Remembered too were the many who have sacrificed their lives since then. A record 65 wreaths were laid from members of our community.

A MARATHON CAROL SINGALONG!

[4] [3]

[2] [1]

THE DEMISE OF THE OLIVE BRANCH

I was told this story by an old chap I befriended in Saltfleet in the mid 60s along with other tales of woe on the Lincolnshire coast. You may not think it is relevant to Mablethorpe but please read and you will find out why.

~ Mal

On the 16th November the “Olive Branch”, a three masted barque similar to the ships broken up on Mablethorpe beach, was caught in a gale that was so ferocious that her sales were shredded. With no power she drifted southwards. For 2 days she drifted till on the 19th she could anchor off Donna Nook but the sea had taken its toll on the vessel & she started shipping water.

The “Olive Branch” had been visible to two two coastguard stations: Donna Nook & Saltfleet.

Word had been sent to Donna Nook at 9 am to go & assist the “Olive Branch” but at 8 am she had been summoned to help another stranded vessel the "Nixie” aground at Tetney Haven.

The Saltfleet lifeboat had been called to the “Annie Florence” aground north of Saltfleet Haven and retrieved 3 sailors but another 2 were still on board. After putting the 3 men ashore they proceeded back for the other 3 men but could do nothing to help the “Olive Branch” despite seeing their flares. They rescued the other 2 men and returned to shore.

That same night the Mablethorpe lifeboat had been launched because a Brigantine, the "Lizzie Lee“, had run aground at Trusthorpe but they were not needed so returned by road.

On arrival were summoned to Saltfleet & so continued by road arriving after midnight. However They could not launch because of the tide so they started back to Mablethorpe along the coast. After half a mile a gun was heard and a rocket launched so turned round again towards Donna Nook They saw the “Olive Branch” about 4 miles off shore & with the tide out she looked to be intact & not in any danger ~ but they saw no one on board. They then again returned to Mablethorpe.

On board the “Olive Branch” Robert Rattenbury, a sea man, kept a fire burning through the night on deck. This was before Morse Code & Radio. He stated that the anchor chain parted about 8 am on the third day & by 11 am the vessel ran aground less than 1 mile north of Saltfleet Haven. The crew immediately run up the rear mast rigging for safety but by 11.30 the main & mizzen masts broke & crashed into the sea taking the crew with them. Rattenbury managed to cling to wreckage and was hauled out of the water by helpless onlookers. He was the only survivor. By 11.15 it was all over. The ship disappeared under the waves.

This then is an insight into a couple of nights work for the lifeboats on the Lincolnshire coast 120 years ago.

CHAMPIONING OUR COASTLINE!

An update from the DBID our Destination Business Improvement District

Event dates for 2019 are now booked & event planning is well underway including a Vintage by the Sea event in Sutton-on-Sea in May. We are gathering event dates now for 2019 so please let us know of any events happening in the area so we can include them in the on-line what’s -on guide.

We now have a promotional trailer that is scheduled to go to different parts of the country to help market our coast. We are contacting coach tour operators & encouraging excursions here with special offers (including complimentary meals for drivers!) We’ve had a good take up from businesses wanting to get involved in our group travel guide that will be out soon. Our promotional video of the natural coast is now ready & we’re now working on producing one for the traditional seaside holiday offer.

Following a series of meetings with local artists & sculptors our ARTS TRAIL that will take visitors all along the coast is progressing well.

We are working in partnership with ELDC on a dog friendly business scheme. We realize how important to our are this is & we want to promote those businesses that welcome dogs, from cafés, to accommodation providers!

The Mablethorpe BUSINESS WATCH radio aerial is ready to be installed & take-up of the scheme is excellent. This will be launched fully in January with the Police.

Graham Cullen of the Louth Hotel has been welcomed as a new director, replacing Gareth Rowland & Paddy Prince whom we thank for their work launching our project during its first year of operation.

www.facebook.com/VisitLincsCoast

TAKE AWAYS: 01507 473 216

Just wanted to let all of our loyal & wonderful customers know that we have taken on another business in town, located at the premises on High Street which was formerly known as Riff Raffs. The restaurant will be called The Pie in Hand, which was the building's previous name during its time in the early 1900s as a cafe & then a cinema, before it became an amusement arcade.

Liberty's will NOT be closing, nor is it being moved to the new venue. The two businesses will operate as two completely separate entities, with their own individual styles & menus. Both will, however, offer fantastic food in a great, friendly atmosphere. This is a wonderful opportunity for all involved, & with your support we believe we can provide a fresh & exciting new venture for Mablethorpe. Work is currently being carried out in order to get the place up & running as soon as possible.

Finally, whilst I am putting my all into The Pie In Hand, my heart will always be with The Dive.

Long live Liberty's!

Did you know on the Canary Islands there is not one canary? And on the Virgin Islands? - Same thing, not one canary either.

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The Bar, Dance Club & Night Club at

5-7 Victoria Road LN12 2AF

01507 479 818

Open 11am to midnight

JESTERS

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We will be offering

the following entertainment & events

throughout the season:

Monday & Tuesday: 12 NOON to 6pm

GRANDCASTLES AT THE DUNES

Wednesday: 6 to 8pm: KIDZ CLUB

Friday nights: Family fun night

Activities start 7.30pm

then throughout the night…

Karaoke & Pig/dog/horse racing

Quizzes & fun competitions inc

“Do you know your partner???”

Saturday nights:

6 to 8pm: KIDZ CLUB

live entertainment from 8.30pm

Sunday

Lunch Carvery : 01507 479 999

1.30pm - 3.30pm CASH BINGO

Hold your function in 2019

at the Dunes Complex!

The small private room

can hold 40

The large Theatre /Function Room

can hold 120 seated

or 200 for a Disco

Prices start at £5.95 a head

for a cold buffet

03456 006 055

THE ME&DEE CHARITY

The Co-op each year names three community good causes so a percentage of all that members spend on Co-op produce in local stores is divided between the three causes. In 2019 one of those is this Charity about which Debbie Prince has written here:

If you had a loved one who was living with a life limiting condition... If your family was facing a short & uncertain future together… …you would want to make the time they had left together as special as possible … wouldn’t you?

The me&dee Derby based registered Charity was formed in 2006 by Maria Hanson MBE to create special memory experiences for when time is short & precious & to date more than 2,000 families have been helped through the support of our self-funding Charity.

We provide a free week’s seaside holiday in a luxury static caravan & a private sea front beach hut in Mablethorpe for families facing short & uncertain futures with life threatening & terminal conditions along with seriously injured members of the military.

We are just in the process of buying a disabled caravan so that we can reach out to more families but still need to raise a lot of money before we can purchase it. The Charity is tiny & self-funding so has to do all its own fundraising to ensure these families & seriously injured members of the military get their much needed holiday.

As Voluntary Fundraising Manager for the Charity I do all I can for the Charity. For the last 4 years I have organised a Half Marathon Walk, which to date has raised in total £17,440. Next year on Sunday 18th August 2019 will be the fifth year of the walk and I have a dream: I would love 100 people doing the half marathon walk raising £100 each. This is not an impossibility & just needs a bit of commitment so if you are interested in taking part please get in contact with me on 07415 297011 email debbie@meanddee.co.uk or go to the website www.meanddee.co.uk

ALSO… Next year on Friday 7th, Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th June 2019, Debbie, Laura Franks, Sam Woodward, Dave Pepper, Gary Lewis & Alex De Berry will be walking 100 miles over 3 days for the me&dee Charity. They will be setting off from The Dunes Complex, Mablethorpe on Friday 7th June at 9:00am and will be arriving at Derby Conference Centre on Sunday 9th June.

Now this is a massive challenge & they are hoping to raise a lot of money for the me&dee Charity, so please look out for information on how you can sponsor them in the coming weeks.

SAND RACING DATES North Beach… Depending on the weather & sand condition: December 23rd 9am 6th & 20th January 8-30am 3rd February 8-30am 17th February 8am 14th March 8-30am

Races start approximately an hour and a half after the sign on times.

SOME CHRISTMAS JOKES (IN CASE YOU RUN OUT OF CRACKERS!)

Our MP Victoria Atkins took this new initiative, bringing together a remarkable number of groups in our area who are catering for the needs & interests of our senior citizens.

A lot of you might know this year was our last season. From November 1st the Lookout Café had new owners. We've made some brilliant friends & have some lovely memories. Dennis is a young 73 & I get my OAP bus pass. Angelina & Ian Goggs are the new owners you will have seen them during this season: a lovely couple & we hope they are as happy in the café as we've been. Pat is going to be around to help in the busy periods. The café is going to be open 8am to noon weather permitting through the winter. We would like to thank all our customers for your custom through the years & for all our lovely cards & gifts. Pat & Dennis

Where do cows go on their first date? A: To the moo-vies.

Why did the talking bird join the air force? A: He wanted to be a parrot-trooper.

What do you call a big Irish spider? A: Paddy long legs!

What do you get if you cross a poodle with a cocker spaniel & a cock? A: Cockerpoodledoo!

Why do dogs run in circles? A: It’s hard to run in squares!

Why can’t you say what opaque means? A: It’s unclear.

Why don’t people eat clocks? A: It’s too time consuming.

Why should you open a door for a clown? A: It’s a nice jester.

Why do people keep reading books about the anti-gravity factor? A: They can’t put them down.

So a wife is fishing for compliments under the mistletoe & asks her husband to describe her. He looks at her for a bit & says, “You’re really Alpha Betic!” Well she know what an Alpha Male is supposed to be but she hasn’t heard this expression before & asks him for an explanation. “You’re A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K.” He replies. She’s still not satisfied & asks him to go on & he says…. “You’re Adorable, Beautiful, Cute, Delightful, Elegant, Foxy, Gorgeous, & Hot!” She smiles happily but says "Oh, Darling ... that's so lovely, but what about I, J, K?" "I'm Just Kidding!” he replies. She forgets about the mistletoe, takes some holly from the table decoration & wham.

CHRISTMAS SERVICES

7pm Monday 17th December: The Rotary Carol Concert at the Dunes

Christmas Eve

4pm at St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church: “Midnight” Mass early!

11-30pm at St Mary’s : Carols & Communion

Christmas Day 10am at St Peter’s Methodist Church:

Christmas Morning Service 11-30am at Hope House:

Christmas Morning Service 11-30am at St Joseph’s

Roman Catholic Church: Mass

CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCH

The Mablethorpe & Sutton-on-Sea Group of Parishes invite all who otherwise would be alone or who are unable to enjoy the celebration at home on Christmas Day

to A SPLENDID CHRISTMAS DINNER at St Mary’s Parish Hall in George Street on December 25th Noon to 3pm with the meal served at 1pm

The Meal is Free & all are welcome! AND transport can be arranged.

To book your place ring

Donna or Scott on 01507 477 100

Please if possible RSVP by December 19th so we can cater for all guests.

Please also let Donna or Scott know of your choice from the menu here △

plus any dietary requirements or questions you might have!

PLEASE ALSO REMEMBER THE COMMUNITY FOOD LARDER

AT THIS TIME Gifts of food or toiletries may be brought

to Hope House on Victoria Road.

For further info ring 01507 477 007

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