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Keeping you up-to-date with news in your area

ANNUAL PARISH

MEETING

On: Thursday 26th

May 2016

Venue: WI HALL,

CHURCH STREET,

SOUTH CAVE

Time: 7.30pm

All residents are

invited to attend -

this is your

meeting giving you

the opportunity to

express your views

and raise any

issues.

Your help is needed for the event; please contact

the Clerk at The Town Hall or email:

clerk@southcavepc.gov.uk for further

information

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ANNUAL PARISH MEETING

On: Thursday 26th May 2016

Venue: WI HALL, CHURCH STREET, SOUTH CAVE

Time: 7.30pm

All residents are invited to attend - this is your meeting giving you

the opportunity to express your views and raise any issues.

Agenda 7:30 1 To approve the minutes of the Annual Parish

Meeting held on 12th May 2015 7:35 2 Matters Arising 7:40 3 Reading of the Financial Statements of the

following charities: - Samuel Jobson Bread Charity, Sophia & Elizabeth Barnard Trust, Sophia Barnard Allotments Charity

7:50 4 Presentations: 7:50 Mrs M. Binns – Sharing information on local

Charities Question & Answer session following presentation 8:10 Mr I. Stewart – Providing information relating to 1st

responder (trained volunteers to attend emergency calls received by the ambulance

service and provide care until the ambulance arrives) Question & Answer session following presentation 8:30 Graham Elliott, Mires Beck Nurseries - Providing

a insight into the works completed and future projects Question & Answer session following presentation 8:45 PC Matthew McGrath – Providing details on

Neighborhood Watch Groups Question & Answer session following presentation

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Donated Seat

The Parish Council are pleased to announce a new seat to be located at Bull Pasture with views to Cave Castle is due to be installed. A very big thank you to all those who donated funds to the seat, this is very much appreciated. The Parish Council matched the funding in place to ensure the seat would be installed for Spring/Summer 2016

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Catch the bus from South Cave to Hull, York or Market

Weighton? Don’t forget that you can track your bus

from your smartphone! Simply go to www.eyms.co.uk,

click on ‘Live tracking’ and type in your stop or location,

e.g. Market Place South Cave. You’ll get a countdown

to when the bus will arrive at your stop, so you never

have to miss a bus again! The buses are tracked by

satellite, updating every minute so that when there’s

disruption from roadworks, bad weather or traffic jams

you can keep track of your journey and see when it’ll

arrive. Try it now at www.eyms.co.uk , where you can

also download all your South Cave bus timetables –

don’t forget, you can catch Wicstun Express Service X4

from South Cave to York!

Vacancy

The Parish Council is seeking a voluntary Tree

Warden

Please contact the Clerk at the Town Hall for

further information

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DOG FOULING.

Once again the Parish

Council has received several

more complaints regarding

dog fouling. The majority of

dog owners/walkers in South

Cave behave responsibly

and give regard and respect

to all of us, but unfortunately

there are a few who make

our pavements unpleasant

places to walk and spoil our

lovely village. We are

fortunate in having a

generous amount of bins

and whilst the dogs are not

at fault the owners ARE, IT IS

AN OFFENCE to allow your

dog to foul in a public area.

PLEASE BE A RESPONSIBLE

OWNER OR YOU MAY BE

FINED

Your Opinion matters

Do you have a complaint?

Do you have a

compliment?

All opinions matter and if

the Parish Council do not

know your opinion, they

cannot act. If you have any

comment to make, please

contact the Clerk at The

Town Hall or email

clerk@southcavepc.gov.uk

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Planning Decisions

15/03390/VAR - Variation of Condition(s)

Proposal: Variation of condition 7 (14/01176/PLF) Erection of dwelling (amended design)

Location: Land Rear Of 62 Beverley Road South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2BB

ERYC - Approved

Parish Council - Recommended Refusal

15/03750/VAR - Variation of Condition(s) Proposal: Variation of Condition 9 (15/01689/PLF) Erection of a dwelling

(amended siting) Location: 80 Beverley Road South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2BB ERYC - Approved Parish Council - Recommended Refusal

15/03823/PLF

Proposal: Erection of two storey and single storey extensions to rear (Re-submission of 15/02713/PLF)

Location: 31 Market Place South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2BS

ERYC - Approved

Parish Council - No Objection

15/00568/PLF

Proposal: Erection of 1 no. Wind turbine (36.6m to hub and 46.3m to tip) and associated infrastructure (Re-Submission of 14/02747/PLF)

Location: Land South East of Mires Beck Farm, Common Road, South Cave ERYC - Refused

Parish Council - Recommended Refusal

15/02954/PLF

Proposal: Erection of two-storey extension to rear, following removal of conservatory

Location: 48 Church Street South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2EP

ERYC - Approved Parish Council - Recommended Refusal

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15/03266/PLF

Proposal: Erection of rear and side single storey extensions plus additional window to the front of the dwelling

Location: 28 The Parklands South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2EL

ERYC - Approved

Parish Council - No Objection

16/00008/PLF Proposal: Erection of a steel framed building for the storage of agricultural

machinery and associated access track and hard standing (Resubmission of 15/01060/PLF)

Location: Land North East Of Mole Lodge Common Road South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2EA

ERYC - Refused

Parish Council - Recommended Refusal

15/02975/PLF

Proposal: Retention of access road between Beverley Road and Swinescaife Road

Location: Land At Junction Of Swinescaife Road And Beverley Road South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU20 3UP

ERYC - Refused

Parish Council - Recommended Refusal

16/00470/PLF

Proposal: Erection of a single storey extension to the side Location: 28 Castle Rise South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2ET

ERYC - Approved

Parish Council - No Objection

16/00172/PLF

Proposal: Erection of single storey extension to rear and side following demolition of conservatory

Location: 75 Castle Drive South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2ES

ERYC - Refused

Parish Council - No Objection

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16/00150/PLF Proposal: Erection of a detached double garage to front Location: 43 Water Lane South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2HJ

ERYC - Refused

Parish Council - No Objection

Mires Beck Nursery Open Day

Saturday 28th May 10am – 4pm

Free Refreshments and Home Made Cakes

Live Music

Craft Stalls

Wide Range of: Herbaceous Perennials, Shrubs, Wildflowers, Herbs with 10% off all Plants

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Jutland and The Somme, 1916

Two of the most famous battles of World War I were fought during the summer of 1916. The Battle of Jutland (31 May - 1 June 1916) was the largest naval battle of the war and The Somme (1

st July –

18th November1916) which had been planned to gain

a quick breakthrough, lasted 141 days and resulted in more than a million men, from all sides, being killed, wounded or captured. Men commemorated on the South Cave Roll of Honour and War Memorial served in both battles.

After the Battle of Jutland, The Hull Times, 17th June,

1916, reported:

Three South Cave lads who were in the Naval

battle are home on leave. Stoker George Freer,

of West End, who was on HMS – [Blank] … looks

none the worse for his experience.

Stoker George Freer was on HMS Southampton, which was seriously damaged (35 men were killed and over 40 injured). The other seamen were probably Able Seaman Frederick L Thomas (on the battleship HMS Valiant) and Stoker William Featherstone (on HMS Diligence) or ERA Henry S

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Brown (on HMS Minotaur). Fortunately none was killed during the battle.

Of the four local men, whom we know fought in The Somme, sadly two were killed. Pte Arthur Freer (brother of George, who survived Jutland) died just after his 21

st birthday. He had been in France for

only two months. A month later Pte Harry Donkin was killed, his brother, Herbert, died two years later. At least two others survived the battle: Pte (Henry) Harry Dennis, who had emigrated to Canada and fought with the Saskatchewan Regiment, and Pte Maurice Leake, whom local people recognised in the film of the Battle of the Somme.

The Treasure House, Beverley, will be Remembering the Somme in an exhibition from 25

th June to 10

th

September, 2016. The original newsreel film of the Battle of the Somme will be shown on 23

rd July, 2pm,

in Beverley Memorial Hall, with a narration by Andy Robertshaw, a military historian, (£5). Also, there will be a free screening of this film at the Early Music Centre, Walmgare, York on Sunday 13

th November

2016.

We remember all who served and especially those

who gave their lives for their country.

Caves U3A Local History Group

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South Cave Sporting Club Beer Festival

Saturday 18 June 2016

At the Bull Field (sports ground)

The annual Beer Festival at South Cave is fast approaching. If you

haven’t yet sampled the great selection of real ales, locally brewed

cider, wine and lager, or the varied live musical ensembles, come and

give it a try! Doors and casks open at 4pm until midnight. Barbecue,

fish and chips. There is no charge for entry and it is an outside event,

essentially for adults, although families are also welcome.

Unfortunately there are no parking facilities. A local event designed

for local people. Hope to see you there!

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“Car Parking Nuisance” The blocking of footpaths which cause obstruction for pedestrians especially; pram pushers, the

elderly and partially sighted is a public nuisance and may be illegal.

IN THE INTERESTS SAFETY PLEASE REFRAIN FROM THIS ACRIVITY

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Yes,it's time again to set your sights on

the rapidly approaching SOUTH CAVE SHOW.

It's no sooner over than, from an

organisational point of view, we have to

start work making arrangements for the

following year. This year we are well on

our way: the new schedule should be

available in May and we are in the process

of talking to our many sponsors. Have you

planned all your activities for this

growing season:-seeds ordered, winter

digging completed, handicraft decisions

made or encouraging your children as young

as 5 years old to get involved? Gentlemen,

remember we have a MEN ONLY class just for

you - it's banana tea bread this year!

We are this year re-introducing a teenage

section for those children who now no

longer qualify for our under 12 years old

classes. We failed to generate any interest

in our teenagers a few years ago so we hope

now that the juniors who have outgrown the

children's classes will graduate to the new

"grown up" classes.

So, there's no excuse,ladies, gentlemen,

teenagers and children, we expect a full

turn out again this year to help make the

Show one of the best ever!! That's not too

much to ask is it?

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Have you seen our new web site -

www.southcaveshow.co.uk? Jeny Clarkson has

spent a great deal of time bringing it up

to date. We think it looks great so do have

a look and let us know what you think.

You will be pleased to know that our

photographic classes for this year are:-

1) Transport

2) Weather

3) Flower(s)

We have been delighted with the number of

entries we have received during the last

few years - an ever-increasing number which

reflects the growing enthusiasm for this

particular activity. Again - keep it up!!!

We must yet again thank all our sponsors

for their continued support. Without you

the Show could not go on. Do you realise

that almost every village activity gives us

something, be it money, vouchers or gifts

for our Raffle and Tombola. This must mean

something - could it be that they value the

importance of the South Cave Show and hope

to see it continue well into the future? We

think so!!

The South Cave Show Committee.

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Meetings are held at The Town Hall, 42 Market Place, South Cave

unless otherwise advertised

The dates for Parish Council meetings in 2016 are:

Monday 16th May Monday 20th June Monday 18th July Monday 19th September Monday 17th October Monday 21st November Monday 19th December

NOTICE The Parish Council are no longer provided with crime figures from the police. Figures can be viewed on the

following website:

www.police.co.uk

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Clerk – Mrs Lyndsey Fielding

The Town Hall 42 Market Place South Cave HU15 2AT Office Opening Hours 9:00a.m to 4:30p.m

Tel: 01430 421044

Mobile: 07495638552 – In the event of the

office being closed, this mobile telephone

number is available during normal office

hours

Email: clerk@southcavepc.gov.uk

Website: www.southcavepc.gov.uk

Whilst South Cave Parish Council endeavours to ensure that third-party articles are accurate and reliable, South Cave Parish Council cannot accept any liability for the accuracy or content of these articles. South Cave Parish Council does not necessarily endorse the views expressed within article(s) submitted by third parties.

South Cave Parish Councillors: Eileen Barnett, 26 Brough Road, South Cave, HU15 2BX – Tel: 01430 471287 Jackie Bateman, 8 Castle Drive, South Cave, HU15 2ES – Tel: 01430 421373 James Thornham, 2 Church Hill, South Cave, HU15 2EU – Tel: 01430 422226

Tony Kelly, 35 Wold View, South Cave, HU15 2EF – Tel: 01430 422325 Rob Kingdom, 21 The Stray, South Cave, HU15 2AN – Tel: 01430 422301 Bob Munby, 10 The Parklands, South Cave, HU15 2EL – Tel: 01430 423836 Linda Turner, 21 Barnard’s Drive, South Cave, HU15 2HL – Tel: 01430 422064

Mike Turner, 21 Barnard’s Drive, South Cave, HU15 2HL – Tel: 01430 422064

Karen Warren, 31 Church Street, South Cave, HU15 2EH – Tel: 01430 422737 Debbie Foley, 26 Beverley Road, South Cave, HU15 2AU – Tel: 01430 421465