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July - August
2019What’s on in July in the Heart of Eden?
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July
1 st 2 – 4pm Appleby Hub Bereavement Support Group
1st 10 – 12 Appleby Health Centre Cancer Info. Drop-in with Coffee
2nd 9:30 am Pennine Room, Riverside Textile Group - Caren Threlfall (& workshop on the 3rd)
2nd 7:30 pm Ormside Village Hall Ormside WI – Jackie Huck “Dolls’ House Collection”
2nd 2 – 4pm Long Marton Village Hall Carpet Bowls
5th 7 – 9pm Guide Hut Friday Club Sponsored Walk
6th 2pm Sands Methodist Church Afternoon tea in aid of GNAA
6th 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of St. Lawrence Church
6th 10:30 Milburn Village Hall Coffee Morning in aid of village hall
6th 10:30 – 3:30 Drybeck (see ad.) Food & Flowers Garden Open Day
7th 6pm Patterdale Church St. Lawrence’s choir sing Choral Evensong
7th 4pm Kirkby Thore Memorial Hall Messy Church
7th Long Marton Village Hall Antique Afternoon Tea
9th 7:30pm Asby Village Hall Asby WI: "Wheelchair Coast to Coast" by Debbie North
9th 10:30 – 12:15 Long Marton Village Hall Coffee Morning
10th 7pm Christ Church Cockermouth Bishop James’ Roadshow
10th 7.30 pm The Hollies, Asby Asby Fellowship: Andrew Sterling
10th 10am – 12 Ormside Village Hall Coffee Morning
10th Noon Long Marton Village Hall Lunch Club
11th 1 – 3 pm Appleby Health Centre Eden Hearing Services – help, advice and batteries
11th Usual times Usual places Appleby Gardeners' Society trip to Newby Hall, Ripon
11th 12.30 pm Eden River Café Asby Diners: 2 courses and a drink £7.50. All welcome
11th 7:30 Appleby Hub Filling Station - Maria Taylor, from Rwanda
13th 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Mayor of Appleby-in-Westmorland
13th Appleby Carnival
13th Appleby Rly. Station The Anniversary Express (see advertisement)
14th 10:45am Kirkby Thore Memorial Hall Morning Prayer
14th 2 – 4pm St. Anne’s Hospital (Boroughgate) Garden Fête
15th 10 – 12 Appleby Health Centre Cancer Info. Drop-in with Coffee
15th 7pm Appleby Public Hall Post Fair Public Meeting
16th 2 – 4pm Long Marton Village Hall Carpet Bowls
17th 7pm St. John the Evangelist, Carlisle Bishop James’ Roadshow
17th 9:30 am Pennine Room, Riverside Textile Group
17th 10:15 – 11:30 The Hollies Coffee Morning in aid of church funds
17 th 7:30pm Ormside Village Hall Craft Evening
19th 6:30 – 9:15pm (meet at) Post Office Friday Club trip to Low Howgill Farm
19th- 21st Dufton Village Hall “Art in the Hills”
20th 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Cancer Research UK
20 th 6pm Ormside Village Hall Village Barbecue
20th 10:30 Milburn Village Hall Coffee Morning in aid of St. Cuthbert’s Church
21st 4pm Kirkby Thore New Rectory Family Church
21st 12:15pm Sands Methodist Church Bring and Share Meal
22nd 10 – noon St. Peter's Church, Asby Messy Church
24th 2 – 4pm Appleby Library Citizens’ Advice Bureau Outreach
25th Usual times Usual places Appleby Gardeners' Society trip to Lotherton Hall.
26th 12:30 pm Royal Oak Probus Club
26th 7:30pm Milburn Village Hall Milburn Film Club – "Gravity"
27th 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Bolton PCC
27th Taste Appleby
27th 10:30 – 4:30 The Beeches, Ormside Ormside Village Teas
27th 11 – 3 Appleby Rly. Station Open Day (see advertisement
28 th 10:45am Kirkby Thore Memorial Hall Holy Communion
28th 2 pm Kirkby Thore new rectory Wild church
28th 2:15pm see article Nichiren Buddhism Discussion Meeting
30th 2 – 4pm Long Marton Village Hall Carpet Bowls
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What’s happening in the Churches today? ….. in the Heart of Eden
Well, there is quite a lot of news actually. As I write, the Anglican churches in the Appleby area are just about to meet some people who might be
suitable candidates to become the new Rector. The PCCs have put in a huge amount of groundwork to ensure the advertisements in church
newspapers attract someone who has a set of skills which can rise to the challenge of a changing church. As well as having to lead 10 PCCs and
13 places of worship, we now try never to do anything on our own, but work with other churches to tell the good news of Jesus. It’s great though
people are offering to come here!
There is more good news! Two people are in the process of considering how they could serve the church, perhaps as ordained persons, perhaps
not, but which significantly add to the team of people here who lead services and do all things the community looks to the church for help with, such
as the important times in life when our babies are christened, our young people get married and our loved ones are laid to rest, as well as a whole
host of work involved in helping people.
The new way for the churches to work together means we can address the changes and challenges Christians are facing today with greater strength
and vision. One of those challenges is to re-think and re-energise the inherited parish system of historic churches run by church councils. Like
everywhere else these institutions at the heart of our communities face two main challenges - an aging congregation and the cost of keeping the
show on the road. For example, the big church in Appleby, St Lawrence’s in the real world costs approximately £1533 a week to keep its doors
open. But despite the herculean efforts of church members, only approximately £1325 a week is raised towards that cost.
Thank God the younger generation amongst us are pioneering new ways for the church to reach young people and families, especially in places
like Kirkby Thore, Warcop and Musgrave and at the Sands Methodist Church in Appleby. God’s church of the future is growing now and as the
hymn asks God, “past put behind us, to the future take us.” Amen!
Peter BoylesWhat’s on in August in the Heart of Eden?
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Date Time Place Event
August
3rd 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Cancer Research UK
3rd TBA TBA Summer Outing
3rd 10:30 – 4:30 Osmond Green, Ormside Ormside Village Teas
3rd 10:30 Milburn Village Hall Coffee Morning in aid of village hall
4th 4pm Kirkby Thore Memorial Hall Messy Church
5th 2 – 4pm Appleby Hub Bereavement Support Group
5th 10 – 12 Appleby Health Centre Cancer Info. Drop-in with Coffee
5th 2 – 4pm Appleby Hub Bereavement Support Group
6th 7:30pm Crosby Garrett Church Solemn Eucharist for the Transfiguration
8th 1 – 3 pm Appleby Health Centre Eden Hearing Services – help, advice and batteries
8th Appleby Show
8th 12.30 pm Eden River Café Asby Diners: 2 courses and a drink £7.50. All welcome
10th 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Royal British Legion Women’s
Section
10th 10:30 – 4:30 Bromley Green Cottage, Ormside Ormside Village Teas
11th 10:45am Kirkby Thore Memorial Hall Morning Prayer
13th Asby WI: Day visit to see dolls' houses and Orton village tour
13th 10:30 – 12:15 Long Marton Village Hall Coffee Morning
13th 2 – 4pm Long Marton Village Hall Carpet Bowls
17th 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Appleby Gardeners’ Society
17th 10:30 – 4:30 Bromley Green Cottage, Ormside Ormside Village Teas
17th 10:30 Milburn Village Hall Coffee Morning in aid of St. Cuthbert’s Church
18th 4pm Kirkby Thore New Rectory Family Church
18th 12:15pm Sands Methodist Church Bring and Share Meal
19th 10 – 12 Appleby Health Centre Cancer Info. Drop-in with Coffee
24th 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Curry Aid
24th – 26th 10:30 – 4:30 Ormside Village Hall Ormside Village Teas
25th 10:45am Kirkby Thore Memorial Hall Holy Communion
25th 2 pm Kirkby Thore new rectory Wild church
25th 2:15pm see article Nichiren Buddhism Discussion Meeting
27th- 29th Sands Methodist Church 10:30 to 12:30 Holiday Club
27th 2 – 4pm Long Marton Village Hall Carpet Bowls
28th 2 – 4pm Appleby Library Citizens’ Advice Bureau Outreach
30th 12:30 pm Royal Oak Probus Club
31st 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Appleby Friends of Guiding
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Church Registers Mid-May to Mid-June 2019
Baptisms We welcome into the Lord's Family
May 19th Eleanor Grace Schug St Columba, Warcop
June 9th William Mark Jai Collins St Lawrence, Appleby
June 9th Sammy John Theobald St Lawrence, Appleby
June 9th Tina-Marie Theobald St Lawrence, Appleby
June 9th Jodie-Leigh Theobald St Lawrence, Appleby
Marriage We congratulate
April 9th Adrian Cham & April Cunningham St. Theobald, Musgrave
May 11th Christopher Harper & Davina Fendall St. Cuthbert, Milburn
May 18th Nicholas Beaumont & Kim Balmer St Columba, Warcop
May 23rd Robert Jackson & Emma Terry St. Theobald, Musgrave
Funerals May they rest in peace and rise in glory
May 8th Francis John Dalton Lambert St Columba, Warcop
May 16th Mabel Cross Carlisle Crematorium
May 18th Malcolm John McKinlay St Cuthbert, Milburn
May 20th Doreen Thompson Carlisle Crematorium
May 21st Joseph (Jos) Raine St Peter, Asby
May 22nd Lawrence William Robson Sands Methodist Church
June 10th Roger Armstrong St. Cuthbert, Milburn
June 12th Hazel Hall St Lawrence, Appleby
June 12th Anthony Randall St Columba, WarcopSeeking Newsletter Delivery Help 4th Sunday Holy Communion at 10:45 in Memorial Hall, then Wild Church
The Newsletter is brought to your house by one of our wonderful band of delivery (a walk and a prayer) start from New Rectory at 2pm
volunteers – we have nearly 40 of these. As with any task, as time goes on some Check or for more info contact Dan or Kristy Pattimore (017683 62655)
of these wish to hand on their task to others: if you think you could help as a The major repair work for the church has started. This means that the
deliverer please contact our Delivery Coordinators, Jan and Alan Meakin on 52407.
church will be closed apart from Sunday and other special services until
Contributors, please consider how helpful (or not) it the autumn. Please check venues if in doubt!
is to an editor to receive contributions from many
different sources, in the form of Word files, and every SS. Margaret & James, Long Marton
one is entitled "Heart of Eden". The chances of my Churchwardens: Mrs. Josie Cannon 017683.51386
getting things right, and not omitting articles would (Acting) Mr. Lutaf Greenshaw 07802254982
be much improved if contributors entitled their files
with where they come from. St. Cuthbert, Milburn
Churchwardens: Mrs. E. Godfrey (61007)
News from the Churches Secretary:
Mr. Leigh Harding (0333.014.3944)
Christine Braithwaite
Bishop James would like to invite you to
attend one of the roadshows taking place in St. John, Murton cum Hilton
Kendal, Cockermouth and Carlisle this
summer. Churchwardens: Jean Hutchison
John Tillotson (53349)
Roadshows will be held on: Secretary: Jo Ayres (52017)
Wednesday 10th July, 7pm Christchurch St. Edmund, Newbiggin
Cockermouth; Wednesday 17th July, 7pm St
John the Evangelist, Carlisle. Churchwardens: Mrs. M. P. Sawrey-Cookson (61574)
The roadshows are an opportunity to explore how, as local church, we Mrs. M. Marsh (51098)
can work together to give everyone in Cumbria the opportunity to St. James the less, Ormside
discover more of God and God’s purpose for their lives, in the midst of
the very real challenges facing many local churches in terms of finances, Churchwardens: Margaret Parry (51043)
buildings and ministry. Secretary: Richard Parry (51043)
For further information and to book your place, visit: Can’t tell you too often about the Ormside village teas, but see
under Ormside village!
https://www.carlislediocese.org.uk/news/2062/62/You-are-invited-The-
Bishops-Roadshows.html St. James , Temple Sowerby
Churchwardens: Anne Farmer
St. Lawrence, Appleby Angela Cleasby
Churchwarden: Jean Hutchison
Secretary: Helen Morgan
Secretary: Jo Ayres (52017)
Our Sister Churches
From the Choir Stalls
With Pentecost, Trinity Sunday, Corpus Christi all over and done with
for another year, we move into a time when there are fewer festivals.
Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady
Amongst everything we have done in June, some of the choir were able of Appleby Gartheads Road, Appleby
to find time to pop over to St Bees and sing Evensong in the fabulous
Priory, directed by Hugh Morris who is the Director of The Royal School
Fr. Peter Houghton (51474)
of Church Music.
Looking ahead, the month of July will see St Lawrence’s Choir singing Methodist Church
Choral Evensong in Patterdale Church on Sunday July 7th at 6pm. Do
come if you are able, it is such a fantastic setting at Patterdale. The Sands Methodist Church
Then in August we have our Patronal Festival on Sunday August 11th, Rev. Andrew Sterling (51244)
before which the choir have their annual Barbeque in August 10th which, General Enquiries Linda Taylor (53448)
quite appropriately, is St Lawrence’s Day.
The big August service is Solemn Eucharist for Transfiguration on
Tuesday August 6th at Crosby Garrett, when we will welcome Bishop Come 4 Lunch” Sands Methodist Church”
Peter Ramsden back into the Appleby Deanery to Preside. The service Regret no more “Come 4 Lunch”. (Summer Break) but back Sept 6th
begins at at 7.30pm. 2019 Thank you all for supporting us over these last 12 months.
Have a great Summer – hopefully we will have some good weather! Have a great Summer.
St. Peter, Asby
Churchwardens: Mrs. P. Bevan (53433) Bring & Share Meal.
Mrs. Denise Frisby (01539.623542) Sundays 21st July and 18th August ( Approx 12:30pm). Please come
along you don’t have to be a member or belong to any Church.
Secretary: Karen Royle (07966.371044)
Just come as a family or on your own you will be made to feel
See under Asby Village activities welcome & part of our Church Family.
St. Cuthbert, Dufton Afternoon Tea in Aid of the Great North Air Ambulance" Fund
Saturday July 6th 2019. 2pm - 4pm in The Sands Methodist Church Hall,
Churchwardens: Mrs. Gillian Bryan (51414) Appleby. £3.00 Cream Scone of your Choice + Cakes Extra -- Gluten
Mrs. Shelagh Endres (52855) Free available. RAFFLE. Everyone Welcome.
Secretary: Mrs. Louise Stewart
Holiday Club: Joseph and the Time Machine
St. Michael, Kirkby Thore Sands Methodist Church will be holding a holiday club from 27-29th August
2019 10:30am-12:30pm. All children aged between 5-11 are welcome to
Churchwardens: Margaret Davidson (017683.61699) come, while children 4 and under are welcome to come with parents to a
Maeve Moore (017683.62005) playgroup. Lots of fun, games, songs, stories exploring the character
Secretary: Liz Higginbottom (017683.62910) Joseph in the bible, and we will be sharing time eating packed lunch to end.
Messy Church (4pm 1st Sunday in the month) in the Memorial Hall Come and join us. For more information email:
Morning Prayer (10:45 am 2nd Sunday in the month) in Memorial Hall andrew.sterling@methodist.org.uk or ring 017683 51244
Family Church (4pm 3rd Sunday in the month) in new rectoryDufton with Knock Methodist Church Eden Carers
Rev. Andrew Sterling (51244) Do you care? If so Eden Carers may be able to help you. We are a charity
Secretary: Avril Swinbank (53102) providing free support to unpaid Carers; throughout Eden, who look after a
Steward: Dacre Swinbank (53102) family member, relative, friend or neighbour who could not manage without
Appleby Nichiren Buddhism their help. We support over 850 individuals (170 of whom are young Carers
Appleby Nichiren Buddhism Discussion Meetings at 2:15pm on the last aged 5 to 18 years). We provide statutory carers’ assessments: information
Sunday of the month, at Jen Kirby’s home Tel 017683 52921. Fun and and signposting; 1 to 1 support; benefit information; newsletters, support
inspiring dialogue. Come and join us groups including after school clubs for Young Carers; social events; training
News from the Area and activities. Contact us on 01768 890280 or enquiries@edencarers.co.uk
GENERAL Let us help you care.
Age UK - Carlisle and Eden
Appleby First Responders
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Appleby Day Centre offers a warm welcome for a loved or lonely older
relative. Join us for the day or just for lunch in a safe, stimulating Any questions regarding the CPAD’s we are happy to come and talk to you
environment every Tuesday from 9:30am to 3pm. or your group; if you would like to have a Heartstart course delivered in your
Cost is £25 for the whole day to include all refreshments and a home cooked two workplace, home, village hall, it is a free 2-hour basic life skills course, which
course meal or £6 for the meal only. All welcome at the Riverside Building, consists of the Recovery position, CPR, use of AED / defib, bleeding and
Chapel Street. Phone Pat on 07958936694 for details. choking, we are happy to discuss and arrange for you; if you are interested
in becoming a community first responder, we can answer any questions you
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Join us in the Riverside Building adjoining the Health Centre for a drop in
Coffee and Cake morning. Bring a friend and meet new ones. Bring your may have. Keith Bainbridge, team leader, email,
own crafts and share your knowledge or have a game of cards or applebyresponders@gmail.com also facebook and twitter.
scrabble…or simply enjoy a chat over coffee. We are open every Wednesday from
10:30 to noon. £3 admission to include refreshments Ring Pat on 07958936694 for Eden Hearing Services - for the hard of hearing
more details or simply drop in. Provision of batteries for hearing aids. Also free help and advice for people with
The Appleby & District Arthritis Research UK hearing loss.
If you can spare a few hours, have a great idea for a fundraising activity and Appleby Health Centre, Riverside Building , Chapel Street
would like to help us in the fight against arthritis, please contact Mrs Margaret 2nd Thursday each month 1pm - 3pm
Atkinson, Group Secretary on 017683 51047. For more information on arthritis Also at Kirkby Stephen Local Links Office, Vicarage Lane
visit www.arthritisresearchuk.org 3rd Tuesday each month 10am - 12noon
Heart of Westmorland Bereavement Support Group will be meeting at For more information or to request a home visit please contact Geraldine Bolton on
The Hub Cafe in Appleby on the first Monday of each month between 2 and 07578 404500.
4 pm. This is an informal group and anyone who has suffered the loss of
someone close to them either recently or some time ago, is invited.
We will not be following a programme and will not offer counselling – simply
Upper Eden Food Bank
the opportunity to talk about what is on your mind and share your feelings Referrals to the Food Bank have been increasing for some time now and
with others who may have felt the same. Grief affects everyone in different at the present time is keeping our volunteers busy; answering the phone,
ways and a support group doesn’t appeal to everyone, but if you feel the packing bags and delivering parcels of food to our collection points. Food
need to chat over a cup of tea and a biscuit, please come along. at the moment is going out faster than it is coming in. Consequently our
For more information please contact: Kevin Robinson – 017683 51569 or
previously well stocked store of food is looking sadly depleted and we are
Revd Sandy Pearl – 01931 714563
asking for your help. Please could you help those who find them selves
struggling by donating a few items of food from the list below, which are
Cancer Information and Support in Eden
the foods we are short of at the moment.
“Come for Coffee” drop-in sessions in the Bolton Lounge at the Voluntary
Sector, The Riverside Building (The Health Centre) in Appleby on the 1st and Baked beans, tea, biscuits, jam, tinned meat , tinned vegetables, tinned
3rd Mondays of each month from 10am to noon (excluding bank holidays) rice pudding.
for those affected by cancer (whether patients or carers of any age). In
addition to coffee and a chat, a gentle exercise class is available from 10.30 If you are able please look us up on our website,
to 11.00 in the adjoining Pennine Suite. If you require any further information upperedenfoodbank.org.uk or visit us on face book and you will find a list
regarding these groups please telephone the Age UK Carlisle & Eden number of the items we like to stock.
017683 54918 on a Monday morning. We have donation points at St Lawrence's Friday mornings 11 am to 12,
Citizens Advice Carlisle & Eden Sands Methodist Church on Tuesday mornings 10 to 10:30am, Appleby
Citizens Advice Carlisle & Eden needs YOU! The Citizens Advice Co-op, or take to your local church service.
service is looking for volunteers to train to be advice workers in the
Eden area. Meals on Wheels - Volunteers Needed
Whilst specific qualifications or experience are not required to train for the
We are looking for some volunteers to help deliver Meals on
role volunteers need to be good at listening, have a good manner when talking
to people, be open minded and nonjudgmental and enjoy helping people. It Wheels in the town of Appleby one lunchtime each month.
is also necessary to be committed to volunteering for one day a week and We are a friendly,flexible team who deliver a hot meal and a
have competent skills in using a computer. pudding to clients on Mondays to Fridays.
All volunteers are given free training. There are many great reasons to
volunteer including to boost your confidence after a life change and put your
We will arrange for your DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service)
talents to a good use, to meet new people and to do something interesting forms to be completed, checked and issued and as long as you
and challenging while making a real difference to your local community. have a vehicle for deliver you'll be 'good to go'.
Seventy five per cent of the people who work in the Citizens Advice service Please contact Dot Anderton 52389, Liz Harrison 51128, Kath
are volunteers, and we simply wouldn’t be here for our clients without them. Martin 51031 or Jenny Morgan on 52210.
If you are interested in volunteering, please send an email to volunteer-
recruitment@ca-ce.org.uk with a daytime telephone number, or call in to our News from the TIC
office at 2 Sandgate, Penrith and leave your details
If you need advice in Appleby, our outreach in Appleby is open on the 4th
The Moot Hall, Boroughgate, Appleby in Westmorland CA16
Wednesday of each month from 2 to 4pm at Appleby Library. 6XE
Your local Award winning Tourist Information Centre
East Cumbria Family Support Website: http://www.applebytown.org.uk or www.visitappleby.com
East Cumbria Family Support are in need of more volunteers in Appleby,
Kirkby Stephen and surrounding villages, to help us support families going
Tel: 017683 51177 (press 2); Fax: 017683 54200
through a difficult patch. We’d like to hear from you if you have an interest in Summer opening hours:
the wellbeing of families, and have a couple of hours a week to spare. Could Monday to Saturday 9:30 - 4, Sundays 10 - 1
you … help out with children, provide a parenting role model, help families
attend important appointments, or offer a listening ear to a family having a Lost and Found.
difficult time? After 20 years of supporting families and volunteers we think Please drop in to the TIC if you have found or lost any items. We will
we’ve got it sussed! If you’d like to know more please contact me, Sarah record your details and hopefully reunite you with said items.
Craig, at East Cumbria Family Support on 01768 593102 for an informal chat.
As a postscript to the item last month about lost dogs, we received
the following information from a local vet:It is the responsibility of local authorities to collect With over 600 children needing foster families, more volunteers are
and return stray dogs. The Police will not accept always needed There are a number of different schemes:
stray dogs. Stray dogs that are contained will be ● Short Term Fostering: children are looked after until family
collected by a Community Warden - but not the circumstances change to enable them to return home.
● Long Term Fostering: children need a substitute permanent family.
vet!
● Approved Support (Respite) Care: children are looked after for
Information Leaflet short periods, usually weekends or holidays to provide temporary
An information leaflet is available at the Tourist Information Centre breaks for their carers/families.
for the benefit of people that are new to the town, with things like ● Short Breaks (Shared Care): carers are linked with families who
doctors, dentists etc. have one or more children with disabilities, to provide regular
short-term care.
Penrith and District Red Squirrel Group ● Homestays. Families with room to spare supply supported
Your native red squirrels need you! ecome a member of Penrith accommodation for young people in work, training or employment
and District Red Squirrel Group for £20 a year. If you see a grey, red who are leaving the care system and learning to live independently.
or sickly red please ring Gary Murphy on 07974788434 Visit our If you want to find out more please ring 03033331216; or go to
website at www.penrithredsquirrels.org.uk to donate If you would cumbria.gov.uk/fostering; or message @cumbriafosteringandadoption
like a talk for your club/group we can arrange them. Coffee mornings
and other fundraising events would also help. Find us on Facebook.
Volunteers Needed to Support Families
with Young Children
Coffee Mornings Appleby Public Hall, Supper Room Cumbria Family Support (Note new name - as they used to be East
Saturdays - 9:30am to 11:30am Cumbria Family Support) need more volunteers to support families
Date in aid of who are going through a difficult patch, and have young or primary
July age children.
6th St. Lawrence Church Volunteers are carefully ‘matched’ with a family and then visit weekly
13th Mayor of Appleby-in-Westmorland to provide practical/emotional support to parent/s, and/or children as
20th Cancer Research UK needed. Support might involve looking after a child to enable a parent
27th Bolton PCC to attend appointments which benefit the whole family; or focus on
August building positive relationships by facilitating family activities.
3rd Cancer Research UK Sometimes support may focus on helping parents to build on their
10th Royal British Legion Women’s Section strengths, and feel confident about the
17th Appleby Gardeners’ Society decisions they make. These are just examples, and each family’s
24th Curry Aid needs are individually assessed. To use that well- worn phrase – ‘we
31st Appleby Friends of Guiding do what it says on the tin’- we support families.
Appleby Town Council Report Our volunteers come from all walks of life, and are of all ages and
experience. They respect family confidentiality, are non-judgemental
Appleby Fair and have been at the heart of our organisation since we began 24
years ago.
The usual post-Fair meeting will take place in the Public Hall on Monday
15 July at 7 pm. Reports will be presented and members of the public will Full training and ongoing support is given, and travel expenses paid.
have the opportunity to ask questions and raise any concerns. The If you would like to know more, please contact our Eden Family
pre-Fair drop-ins and the evening community engagement sessions at the Support Coordinator, Sarah Craig on 01768 593102; or email
police station on the Thursday to Sunday of the Fair were felt by the police s a r a h @ c u m b r i a f a m i l y s u p p o r t . o r g . u k
and MASCG to have been effective and successful. www.cumbriafamilysupport.org.uk
Twitter - @CumbriaFS Facebook - Cumbria Family Support
Appleby Carnival
The Carnival will be held on Saturday 13 July. The Mayor will be holding Bus Talk
a coffee morning in the Public Hall supper room on the morning before
the carnival parade
563 Appleby - Penrith Bus Service
Taste Appleby Stagecoach are working on being able to operate this service for at least
Planning is under way for another celebration of local food production. the next couple of years providing passenger numbers continue to do well,
The event will be held on Saturday 27 July. so new users are most welcome to join current users of the 563. This
service consists of 3 return Penrith - Appleby journeys, between 9.15 to
Appleby Show 15.00, Monday to Friday, calling at Kirkby Thore and Temple Sowerby
This will be held at Hangingshaw Fields on Thursday 8 August. Schedules and runs all year including school holidays. The first service to Penrith,
of the day’s events can be obtained from various locations, including the leaving Appleby Moot Hall at 9.50 and the final service leaving Penrith
TIC, Pigneys and Tethera and Old Hall Vets. There are further details Rail Station at 13.30 and the Bus Station at 13.40 for Appleby include a
online. loop via Cross Croft and Drawbriggs Lane. An additional bus stop/flag is
to be installed at the junction of St Michaels Lane and Drawbriggs Lane.
Garden Fete at St Anne's Where there isn't a bus stop, the bus will stop to let you on if you hail the
The familiar tones of Appleby Town Band will driver and also drop you off if you request this (although this is at the
entertain visitors to the annual Fete in the garden discretion of the driver for safety reasons). The same two services go into
at St Anne's on Sunday 14th July from 2 to 4pm. Sandersons Croft in Kirkby Thore.
Cream teas, tombola, cake and bric-a-brac stalls
and games will be on offer for those attending. For 506 Appleby - Penrith - Kendal Bus Service
some years the event has formed part of Appleby The 506 service, also operated by Stagecoach, runs during Kendal College
Town Carnival and this year, in addition to th fete term times Monday to Friday, leaving Appleby Moot Hall (outward) at 6.55
raffle plus the Carnival Grand Draw there will be a lucky winner of yet and leaving Penrith bus station (return) at 18.32.
another raffle. The prize will be an original picture of St Anne's by Tickets are interchangeable between the 563 and 506 services.
Mark Hilsden of Castle Fine Arts in High Wiend and the proceeds will Leaflets containing details of the 563 and 506 services are available at
go towards the fund-raising to erect a summerhouse which has kindly the Appleby TIC (in Moot Hall) and on online on the Stagecoach website
and www.cumbria.gov.uk/buses/eden
been donated to St Anne's residents by The Oaklea Trust.
Could you do something amazing? Other Bus Services
Cumbria County Council supports the wonderful work done by over
200 foster families, some in the Appleby area. Fosterers are part of
a team, with their own social worker and contact with other carers.
574 Kirkby Stephen - Penrith Bus ServiceThis service, run by Cumbria Classic Coaches, continues to operate one ● 08/05/19 criminal damage reported to building at Cloisters.
return journey on Tuesdays including Appleby and Long Marton on its Damage between the values of £20-£30.
route. It stops at Appleby (The Sands) at 10.15 (outward) and leaves ● Following a report of Graffiti on back lane, PCSO has been working
Penrith Bus Station (return) at 14.30. with Appleby Smarter and this has been removed.
573 Appleby local service (Fridays) Appleby Horse Fair Update.
As previously reported, Robinsons are ceasing trading at the end of July Following released on behalf of the Appleby Horse Fair Multi-Agency
(2019) and the final 573 service will run on 19 July. The service may Strategic Co-ordinating Group Despite heavy rainfall for most of
partially survive, but if so it will be in a different format. Saturday, the number of caravans at Appleby Horse Fair held steady in
Information about these services is available at Appleby TIC and online 2019 at a little short of 1,200 caravans. As always, the caravan count
at www.cumbria.gov.uk/buses/eden was conducted on Saturday. With some having already left by the time
the count was undertaken due to the poor weather, the true figure was
Rural Wheels Service likely an increase on last year's caravan numbers.
People not living on a particular bus route (eg in one of the villages) Chair of the MASCG, Matthew Neal, Director of Corporate Services at
are encouraged to contact the Rural Wheels service managed by the Eden District Council, said: "The multi-agency group has been meeting
County Council (Tel 01228 226428) to see if this service could provide throughout the fair to bring together the police, fire and ambulance
transport to the nearest bus stop on the route. services, local councils, highways, RSPCA and Environment Agency so
Andrew Connell Chair Friends of Eden Valley Public Transport that we are not working in silo but side-by-side to ensure the fair is as
Appleby Smarter safe as it can be. "The mood of the fair has been mostly positive and I
would like to thank people for their patience when the River Eden ramp
Appleby Smarter comprises of a group of volunteers who meet with the access was closed due to the heavy rainfall. The closure can be
aim of keeping Appleby looking 'smart'. You have most likely seen us frustrating for people, particularly when the sun is out as it was on
out and about on Mondays. Many thanks to those who take the time to
Sunday. However, the first priority of MASCG is public safety and this
stop and offer kind words of support! It means a lot! This month we
have been cleaning the black & white posts and shelters along the is at the forefront of every decision and action the group takes. "This
riverbank and along Boroughgate, tidying outside the library and also year's fair has seen the different agencies which make up the MASCG
tidying the raised flower beds on Bridge Street. We also cleared go to unprecedented lengths to engage with the public before and during
overgrownfoliage along the footpath alongside the Heritage Centre. the fair, with regular community meetings being held in person and online.
Why not have a chat with one of the team to see if you would like to join I can assure people that, as the fair draws to a close, we will continue to
us - it's fulfilling and worthwhile work and can be great fun. listen to their feedback as we seek to learn from each annual event."
Cumbria Constabulary increased its deployment of officers for the 2019
Westmorland Dales Landscape Partnership fair - both for the weeks leading up to the fair (Phase One) and the fair
Scheme itself (Phase Two). There were eight people arrested over the four days
It's great news for the Westmorland Dales Landscape Partnership of the Fair, whilst more than 50 fixed penalty notices were issued for
Scheme . The Round 2 bid was submitted to the National Lottery Heritage offences such as parking.
Fund in September 2018 and in December we heard that the application Temporary Chief Superintendent Rob O'Connor said: "This year's Fair
was successful. We can now start to was no different to what we have seen in previous years. There has been
deliver this exciting scheme worth some crime and disorder, but that is to be expected when tens of
£3.45m, which includes cash match
thousands of people come together over a short period of days. "There
funding and volunteer time. The
have also been some serious offences which have taken place during
scheme will be delivered over 4 years
and will include 21 natural heritage, and in the lead up to the fair. I can assure members of the public that
cultural heritage and connecting these offences will be investigated fully by our detectives. "I began the
heritage projects. build-up to the 2019 Appleby Horse Fair by telling all communities that
We are currently in the process of recruiting new members to the team, the policing of the fair would be 'firm but fair'. We really listened to what
setting up office and workshop space in Tebay within the scheme area the public said last year and we increased officer numbers, installed
and getting projects underway this summer. CCTV in Kirkby Stephen and implemented a dedicated 101 line which
Keep up to date - Find out more about the 21 projects and follow the has been really successful. "I will continue to listen to the feedback we
latest project news on our website www.thewestmorlanddales.org.uk receive from everyone involved in the fair but I do believe we have
and, if you haven't done so already, sign up to our newsletter. If you have delivered on the promises I made earlier this year. "Overall I'm pleased
any queries, please contact Nicola Estill our community engagement
with the way the policing operation has gone as a whole. We have had
officer at Friends of the Lake District on 01539 540046 or email:
nicola-estill@fld.org.uk some extremely positive feedback from local people and from the Gypsy
and Traveller community. As Gold Commander for the policing of the
The Ark of The Cloisters, fair, that response is appreciated. "Over the last few weeks my officers
and staff have worked extremely hard, and I would like to thank them for
Appleby their tireless professionalism. "Finally, as Gypsies and Travellers return
Karen West and Grace Rigby have been running home we ask that everyone drives carefully on the roads around Appleby
this lovely little shop in Appleby for over 3 years, and beyond."
supported by a small team of loyal volunteers. RSPCA Chief Inspector Rob Melloy said: "We're pleased people have
However, keeping it going, especially out of
been heeding our warnings during the fair. For instance, this is the first
season, can be a struggle. If you might be interested in helping a
fair in ten year's where we haven't come across or had reported to us
good cause, or just coming in for a chat, why not get in touch
any dogs locked in hot cars. "We also appreciate the patience people
(karenwestmusic@gmail.com) or drop in on a Saturday to find out
showed, particularly on Sunday, when the ramp was closed. "The fair
much more.
covers a big area and, whilst we have a lot of people on the ground, it is
impossible for us to cover everywhere. I would ask people who do have
Police Update concerns at future fairs to come forward and contact the police if they
ever witness anything which needs to be brought to our attention."
CRIME FIGURES can be obtained via the Cumbria Speaking on behalf of Gypsies and Travellers, Billy Welch said: "This
Police Website: year's fair has been really, really enjoyable. Lovely. "The weather could
https://www.cumbria.police.uk/Your-Area/Your-area.aspx have been better on the Saturday but it didn't bother us that much and
Alternatively use the following link: https://www.police.uk/ it was disappointing that the river had to be closed but it had to be done.
"The traffic has moved properly throughout and the one-way system
Incidents of note worked well. "Everyone involved has come together perfectly and worked
together well. I've had so many good reports."Country Watch Eden the ability of ghosts to pass through walls being apparently not understood
in those days! Following exhumation, her body was buried in the nearby
This month we took part in an even at Newton Rigg college, where we
were raising awareness regardinmg sheep worrying, it was a great River Eden under a boulder, it being believed that her spirit would unable
opportunity to discuss the issue with youg people who will be working in to haunt the house for nine hundred and ninety-nine years thereafter. It
the countryside in the future. was noted that the Barretts’ ownership of the pleasant rural surroundings
If anyone is interested in becoming involved particularly in farm watch and extended as far as the large ha-ha encircling part of the house, with the
taking part in nights of action, please contact PCSO 5206 Karen Dakin land beyond currently owned by a local farmer.
or PCSO 5169 Janet Allinson on Tel 101 or With evident pride, Crackenthorpe Hall’s owner conducted Society
force.control@cumbria.police.uk members through a bewildering tour, up and down stairs of varying styles
and through rooms furnished in what could only be described as an eclectic
Community Engagement style. This was due, it was said, to the chequered ownership of the hall
PCSOs had an informative input from Eden Carers and we can now direct through the centuries. The Machell family, initially in the person of Lancelot
young carers / adults to the help and support they need. Machell, sold the hall to the Lonsdales in 1788 in the time of Octavius
PCSO has been working with the community, especially Appleby Primary Machell. He was a well-known character in racing circles, both as owner
School in relation Appleby Horse Fair. of winners of high-profile races and wagering successfully on many others.
PCSO’s continue to work with our schools and visiting community events ‘A bit shady’ was Mr Barrett’s comment on him. Despite being such a
and coffee morning to speak to locals and visitors. prominent personality, one of the few portraits in the hall shows not him
We continue to receive information regarding suspicious incidents and but his brother Christopher, who was a soldier and very critical of his
vehicles we thank you for this and ask that you continue to report anything relation’s sale of the hall. The brothers were the sons of the Rev. Richard
suspicious to Police. Machell, illustrating the varied career interests of that branch of the family.
In 1877 the house was bought back from the Lonsdales then sold again
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www.twitter.com/cumbriapolice and bought in 2014 by its present owner. In 1955 there was a sale of
www.twitter.com/ulvpolice items from the house, including some thousands of books. There are very
https://www.facebook.com/cumbriapolice few known records of this and other happenings through the ages, though
it is still hoped to find these, which will be a treasure trove to shed light on
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so much of the hall’s progress through time. It had stood empty for some
Contact police on 101 or email 101@cumbria.police.uk time prior to acquisition by its present owner, who had set about bringing
For emergency always call 999 it back into occupation as a living entity again, with each room having its
Your Police Community Support Officer is: PCSO 5206 Karen own character of decoration and furniture, showing a strong oriental
Dakin, PCSO 5133 Larmour and PCSO 5406 Sally Ewbank. influence stemming from artefacts collected by Peter Barratt and his wife.
Email: karen.dakin@cumbria.police.uk That it had been a labour of love and enthusiasm by the couple was
Or joel.larmour@cumbria.police.uk evidenced by how much of the work he has done himself, sometimes
Or sally.ewbank@cumbria.police.uk working at quite dizzying heights to decorate and install chandeliers. Not
We are also available between 10:00 and 12:00 in Appleby Tourist just an impressive building inside and out but feeling like a home was how
Information Centre on the second Wednesday of each month, and Society committee member Barry McKay summed it up when thanking Mr
at Shap Primary school on the second Monday of each month and Mrs Barrett for the privilege of being welcomed to Crackenthorpe Hall.
between 11:00 and 12:00. We are also available on the first A Little-known Period in Cumbria’s History
Monday of each month at Maulds Meaburn village Institute from
‘In 1983 I came to the North West for three months and I’m still here’. So
10:30. said Rachel Newman, President of Cumberland and Westmorland
Antiquarian and Archaeological Society, introducing her talk entitled The
Hollies Recycling Dark Ages in Cumbria to her audience of Appleby-in-Westmorland Society
Don’t throw it out – help a charity members. Even the exact period of time which is designated as the Dark
The Hollies, Roman Road, Appleby now collects Stamps now Ages is the subject of some debate. It is generally accepted that it began
go to Bone Cancer Research Trust. RNIB made £24,605 last after the withdrawal of the Roman foot soldiers in 476 to fight battles
year, so let’s help a smaller vital charity. against enemies closer to home, which poses the question as to when
Printer cartridges & toner; CD’s, DVD’s, Mobile `phones & those left behind as garrison troops ceased to think of themselves Roman.
chargers for GNAAS; Tools for Tools With A Mission Was it in the fifth century, as the remaining stone buildings of Roman
origin changed their uses to be more domestic?
(www.TWAM.co.uk) – old tools get refurbished and sent to give
‘Dark Ages’ could be seen as a misnomer for the Anglo-Saxon period
people work and therefore an income. which followed, as the Angles, Saxons and Jutes were peaceful tribes who
No more bottle tops, please, as there is no transport. arrived from mainland Europe and established their own culture. The term
‘Dark Ages’ was apparently promoted by the Victorians as the ‘dark period’
Appleby Clubs before the coming of the Vikings and the Normans. The ending of the
Black Death some centuries later was also seen as the ending of the Dark
Appleby-in-Westmorland Society Ages by some authorities.
The next public meeting will be on Thursday 25th July in the Public Dr Newman brought a wealth of slides to illustrate how prolific the culture
Hall Supper Room, when Christopher Robson will deliver a talk on of the so-called Dark Ages was, mainly showing the contents of graves.
“John Wesley - His Life and Work”. (The great man may, or indeed She made the point that the soil of Cumbria was not the best for preserving
may not, have preached in Appleby, but he did have a tree named artefacts or bodies, so when in the 1990s carbon dating emerged as a
after him!) valuable tool for the historian there was not as much material from which
to abstract useful information as there was elsewhere in the country,
A Mix of Families and Styles through the Ages though Eamont, Dacre and Cumwhitton had yielded valuable evidence.
Welcomed warmly by owner Mr Peter Barrett to Crackenthorpe Hall, a Committee member Archie Spence thanked the speaker for shining some
party of Appleby-in-Westmorland Society members was offered light on a relatively unknown period of the county’s past. He announced
refreshments by Mrs Li-ning Barrett before commencing their tour of a that the subject of the talk at the AGM on July 25th would be John Wesley
fascinating home tucked away close to but hidden from the A66 near – did he come to Appleby or not?
Appleby.
‘Growing organically’ was a phrase that came to mind on arrival at the The Arts Society
mainly white rendered and sandstone building with its central part almost All lectures start at 11 am at Appleby Market Hall. Coffee served from
symmetrically in the Palladian style. As the host related, its roots were in 10.15 am.Members free, a small charge of £8.00 for non-members.
the 14th century, with the main reference from that period being to the To find out more about our society please visit: taswestmorland.org.uk
King’s Room, the king concerned being Henry VI, whose reign was ended The next lecture, on Wednesday 12th September is “People, Places
by his descent into insanity. Later this same room became known as and Piazzas. The Life and Art of Charles H Mackie” given by Pat Clark.
haunted, with a window walled up to keep out the spirit of Peg Sneddles, Until then, enjoy the summer!Appleby Badminton Club Appleby Lace Group
Looking for a new sporting interest? Please come along. Do you have an interest in learning a Lace Craft - Tatting, Crochet,
We play Wednesdays 7.30pm – 10pm and Mondays 8 - 10pm. Bobbin Lace or Knitted Lace. We meet every other week on a
We also have Junior Coaching Sessions on Mondays 6.30 – Thursday morning in the Pennine Room of the Riverside Medical
8pm for children aged 8 years old and over. Building for terms of six weeks. If you would like more information
All new members are very welcome. Please come along and please contact Barbara Smith on 017683 51157 or email
give badminton a try, we are a very friendly club with a wide pbs4mc@gmail.com.
range of ages and abilities
Please contact Sheila, sheilawestgarth@yahoo.co.uk for further
Lights, Camera, Appleby
“Remote Cinema Appleby is taking a well-earned
information break for July and August but will be back in
September with a packed season of exciting films and
Bowling Club events! Including a mini film festival on the theme of
Flat green bowls open evenings on Tuesdays from 6:30pm will continue ‘Sustainability’ with films, food events and talks; the
until Tuesday 20th August, if you can’t do Tuesdays just come along showing of the cult horror, classic silent film
any afternoon or phone 01768353021 for more info ‘Nosferatu’ (1922) with spellbinding, accompanying,
spine-tingling live music by ‘Minima’, brought to us in
Appleby Junior Football Club partnership with Highlights Rural Touring, Appleby;
Do you enjoy having a kick about with your friends? and a series of engaging films including Red Joan with Dame Judy Dench,
Would you like to meet new people and be part of a team? A Private War about the war journalist Marie Colvin starring Rosalind Pike
Well Appleby Junior Football Club is the answer! and kicking off with our offering in September is Green Book, a comedy-
We offer mixed teams for Under 8s, Under 9s and Under 10s, plus drama set in 1962, about class, race and sexual identity in America’s
boys Under 15s and girls Under 16s. Whilst the King George playing segregated Deep South.
fields in Appleby are being resown we train at various places on The Appleby Remote Cinema committee would like to thank our loyal
Wednesdays and Saturdays. If in doubt, ring 017683.51575. If you audiences for their support and look forward to seeing them again in
September!
would like more details or would like to come along and have a go,
Appleby Remote Cinema is a Scheme administered through Eden
please contact us at applebyjfc@gmail.com or Facebook
Arts and run by a dedicated team of volunteers from Appleby and
@applebyjuniorFC
surrounding villages. For further information contact Karen on
07903858083.
Friday Club
The club were invited to join Penrith Rainbow Club at their birthday
party in Penrith. Everyone enjoyed an evening of music and dancing
Appleby Rotary Club
The Rotary Club Bookshop is open at the Hub from Wednesday to
and a very delicious buffet, lots of fun and laughter!
The next meeting was at the guide hut, we were joined by two visitors Saturday, 10 am to 3 pm. We continue to be grateful for donations of
who had come along to help the group to do some drawing and creative books and for the funds generated from sales. We can also take in
work. It was very interesting and some lovely work was produced and old spectacles for Vision Aid.
the members were able to take it home to show their families
Diary dates: Appleby Probus Club
Fri 5th July Sponsored Walk Guide Hut 7 - 9pm If you are a retired or semi-retired gentleman and would
Fri. 19th July Low Howgill Farm from Post Office 6:30-9:15pm appreciate some company, come and join us at the Royal
Sat.3rd August Summer Outing Details later Oak in Appleby, for lunch on the last Friday of each month -
… any enquiries to Peter Ivinson 61650 12:30 for 1 pm. Details from Ian Rudd on 62552.
Appleby and District Gardeners’ Society Appleby Tennis Club
Thursday 11th July- a trip to Mainsgill Farm Shop & Newby Hall Ripon.
If the forthcoming Wimbledon season inspires you
Depart: Penrith 9am, TS 9.15 am Appleby 9.30.am. Grp Admiss.: KH
to try the game of tennis, we would welcome
£7.50. Refreshments & Lunch at MFS & NH respectively.
enquiries from prospective members and invite
Thursday 25th July - a trip to Mainsgill Farm Shop & Lotherton Hall. you to come along on club nights at Appleby Grammar School on
Depart: Penrith 9am, TS 9.15 am Appleby 9.30.am. Grp Admiss.: KH £5. Wednesday and Friday from 7 pm and on Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5
Refreshments & Lunch at MFS & LH respectively. pm. We play on 2 outside courts and offer group coaching, American
… and don’t forget the coffee morning in the Public Hall on 17th tournaments and social get togethers. If you are a ‘rusty racquet’ or a
August. novice please come and join us for The Nature Valley Big Tennis Weekend
on Sunday 21 July from 2 to 5 pm. Membership fees: Family £60;
Join the Appleby Rainbows, Adults £35; Students; £25. For further information see
Brownies and Guides facebook.com/applebytennisclub or email us at
applebytennisclub@hotmail.co.uk
1st Appleby Rainbows (age 5-7)
Thurs. 5 to 6:15pm Appleby Textile Group
Do you have an interest in textiles? We meet twice a month with a date
1st Appleby (age 7-10) Mon. 5 to 6:30 pm
time and an evening meeting. Come along to chat and share skills in all
2nd Appleby (age 7-10) Wed. 5 to 6:45 pm textile crafts. We have a programme of speakers, run workshops and
1st Appleby Guides (age 10+) Wed. 7 to 8:30pm organise Outings. We normally meet on the first Tuesday of every month
7 pm to 9 pm at The Guide Hut, Appleby. Non members welcome, entrance
We are always on the look out for adults to become leaders with any
fee £6 or £10 for Special Speakers (including raffle ticket &refreshments)
of these groups - message the group for more information: Appleby
And for members only, on the third Wednesday, sewing in the Pennine
Rainbows, Brownies and Guides Room, Riverside 9.30 to 12.30. For further details please contact Barbara
Telephone Alison Taylor (Brown Owl) 017683 61241 on 017683 51157, Sandra on 01768 899795. Email: Applebytextile@
Squidgums@Hotmail.com btinternet.com Also see Appleby Textile Group.blogspot.co.uk
Appleby Hand Bell Ringers are looking to loan July’s speaker on the 2nd is Caren Threlfall, and the subject is “Devore, a
another set of hand bells. If you are aware of a set currently Demonstration”. The following day there is a workshop, with a fee of £50
for non-members.
unused, please ring Julie on 07578517900 or 017683 52163. If
There is no meeting in August
you are interested in joining our group, please get in touch; you
are most welcome!Villages least one occasion to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and delicious
home baking. When and where?
Asby Date Location
July 27th/28th July The Beeches
Tues. 9th 7:30pm Asby Village Hall Asby WI: "Wheelchair
Coast to Coast" by Debbie North 3rd/4th August Osmond Green
Wed. 10th 7.30 pm The Hollies, Asby Asby Fellowship: Andrew 10th/11th August Bromley Green Cottage
Sterling 17th/18th August Bromley Green Cottage
Thurs. 11th 12.30 pm Eden River Café Asby Diners: 2 courses
and a drink £7.50. All welcome 24th – 26th August Village Hall
Wed. 17th 10:15 – 11:30 The Hollies
church funds
Coffee Morning in aid of
Kirkby Thore
Mon. 22nd 10 – noon St. Peter's Church, Asby Messy Church For families with young children - Messy Church, in the Memorial
August Hall, 4pm, 1st Sunday in the month;
Thurs. 8th 12.30 pm Eden River Café Asby Diners: 2 courses For families of all ages - Family Church at K.T. new rectory - 4pm,
and a drink £7.50. All welcome 3rd Sunday in the month. (contact Kristy Pattimore (62655).
Tues. 13th Asby WI: Day visit to see dolls' houses and For 7-11 year olds - OASIS after school club, Fridays in term time,
Orton village tour 3.30 - 5pm at school (contact Sue Grainger (61744).
Crackenthorpe Long Marton
Following our meeting on 11th June it was agreed to urge all individuals If you wish to book the village hall for parties, family get togethers,
in the parish to fill in the Highways England booklet, or online, about which celebrations, meetings or whatever, please contact Anne on
option they prefer. It is imperative our views are taken in to account now 017683 61158.
as the consultation closes on the 11th July. We have organised a petition Regular Events:
supporting Option H, Roman Road, which everyone living in the parish Lunch Club held on alternate Weds during term time. Next date
will be asked to sign. We have a list of reasons why to accompany the 10th July. Ring Anne on 017683 61244 to book a week before.
petition.
Excellent two course lunch & tea/coffee. All welcome - tell your
Unfortunately we have had to postpone our Great Get Together, the new
friends!
date is in the Notice board.
Carpet Bowls held alternate Tuesdays throughout the year from
Any queries or concerns please contact the Chair Justin Terry on
2pm. Good, gentle exercise, but come & exercise your happy
53638 or Lesley Kelly, Clerk, on 51900.
glands too as it's such fun & plenty of laughter. July 2nd, 16th and
30th, August 13th and 27th.
Dufton Village Hall. Coffee morning second Tuesday (9th July, 13th August) 10.30 -
Regular Events: 12:15. Spice loaf, Cakes, savoury pastries, plants, cards, books,
Tuesday 1pm-3pm Tea and Textiles: A new group meeting to share
jigsaws, raffle & great crack. Bring your neighbours too.
skills, learn new skills and socialise. Very relaxed, focussing on anything
textile. The first meeting was on June 11th but please come and join in.
Craft evenings every Thursday from 7.30pm - all welcome,
£3 per session. Ring Barbara 017683 52334 or Frei 017683 52902. advice at the ready!
Thursday :1:30pm – 3:30pm Fit4All Community Exercise and Get Local History Group No meetings July or August - back
together supported by Eden District Council, all welcome Wednesday 18th September.
For details email duftonvillagehall@gmail.com One-off Events:
19th-21st July Art in the Hills. The 8th Exhibition with 40 artists showing Antique Afternoon Tea – Sunday, 7th July, Served on beautiful
their work. Some original works, prints and cards will be for sale. crockery. £5 U12’s £2. Treats of Prosecco & Strawberries £2.50
Refreshments on the Green. Late opening with bar, Saturday 5pm-9pm Details: Nicola 62301, Vicky 01931 715810
Theme for Children’s Competition - a place or landscape.
New for 2019: a local potter; Friday evening Formal Opening with Milburn
Bar.6-8pm. Saturday Coffee mornings in the Village
‘View from the Green’. An opportunity for artists of all ages and abilities
to create a pop up exhibition in the marquee by painting or drawing what Hall
they see from the Green. 6th July and 3rd August at 10.30am In aid of village hall, 20th July
8th August 7:30pm Book Group and 17th August at 10.30am In aid of St. Cuthbert’s Church
Informal discussion of ‘The Boy who belonged to the Sea’ by Denis MilburnBook stall --cake stall-- homemade biscuits/ scones. All
Theriault welcome - come and meet your friends and have a chat over
coffee and biscuits
Great Ormside (village hall) Milburn Film Club
Coffee Morning Wednesday 10th July, 14th August: 10am - noon The next meeting of Milburn Film Club is Friday 26th
Craft Evening Wednesday 17th July, 21st August - 7:30 - 9:30pm July 7.30pm at Milburn Village hall. The film is
Women’s Institute Tuesday 2nd July 10am to 3pm: Jackie Huck “Doll’s GRAVITY science fiction thriller. Two astronauts
experience catastrophic problems on a space walk
House Collection”; 6th August, 7:30pm: Peter Bennett “Penrith
to perform hardware upgrades on the Hubble
Chiropractic” Telescope. Starring Sandra Bullock, George Clooney
Saturday 20th from 6pm: Village Barbecue - sausages and and Ed Harris.. (No film in August)
burgers from the grill
… and of course the famous Ormside Teas:
Small Advertisements
Nigel Parker is
Ormside residents will be opening their gardens this summer, for the looking for a garage to use/rent for his car,
thirteenth year running to provide all day refreshments (not just teas) at preferably in or near Long Marton.
the weekends. From the 27th July for 5 weeks, there will be a different
garden in the village where walkers and visitors can enjoy sandwiches,
cakes, and cream teas from 10.30am to 4.30pm each Saturday and
Sunday. On the last weekend this will take place at the Village Hall and
will include Bank Holiday Monday too. Proceeds are for the ancient
church of St James which is well worth a visit at the same time. Just
follow the signs in the village. We hope you will be able to visit on atYou can also read
