Keeping you up-to-date with news in your area January 2018 - South Cave Parish Council
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Volume 7, Issue 4 2018
Keeping you up-to-date with
news in your area January
2018
Ferry Road Closure -
22.01.2018 Yorkshire Water are
planning major works to their
system, which will affect Ferry
Road, South Cave. A Road
Closure is proposed
commencing 22nd January 2018 for a four week period.
Yorkshire Water will be arranging a letter drop to residents
informing them of the proposals.
How is the Parish Council funded?
Every year the Parish Council sets a budget for the following financial year.
Taking into account all income and expenditure, the Parish Council then collects
the precept directly from ERYC. This amount is collected as part of the Council
Tax paid by all households in the Parish, and is detailed on the Council Tax
statements sent out by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
The Precept 2018/19
The precept for the year 2018/19 has been submitted for a sum of £90425.
Reduced in 2014 and despite the raised cost of living, the Parish Council
maintained the reduced precept at £90425 for 5 consecutive years. The Parish
Council have been able to complete the usual running of the Parish Council,
such as street lights, grass cutting in the Playpark, Cemetery and King George's
Field, and the footway sweeper etc by financially maintaining works and
carefully budgeting for Capital Expenditure.
The Parish Council strive to deliver and improve the quality of life for the
residents of South Cave and will continue to represent residents throughout
2018.
Councillor L. Turner
Chair
SOUTH CAVE SPORTING CLUB BEER FESTIVAL 2018 One for the diary - this year’s Beer Festival event is on Saturday 23rd June at the Bull field, home of the sporting club, off Church Street South Cave. As usual, the event commences at 4pm and concludes at midnight. There is a varied and delicious range of real ales on tap, plus lagers, wine, cider, a selection of soft drinks and more! There will be hot and cold food available for most of the event. For entertainment there is live music from 5.30pm featuring several bands this year, providing variety which caters for different tastes in popular music. All that without an entry fee! May I remind those attending, however, that it is a licensed event and, as such, it is illegal to bring and consume alcoholic drinks not sold on the premises. If you would like to bring your own seats and tables, however, feel free! Unfortunately there is no space for vehicle parking. Come and join the organisers at this fun event for the village. Proceeds this year will help in maintaining the building and playing areas. Look out for the flyer nearer to the event but get it in your diary! SOUTH CAVE SPORTING CLUB FISH & CHIP SUPPER AND RACE NIGHT 2018 Ever been to a Race Night? It is really good fun, particularly when there is an excellent fish and chip supper with a bar included. It’s a great night out for a group. The sporting club is hosting its annual event at the Sports Hall, South Cave, on Saturday 17th March 2018. Doors open at 7pm with the first of eight races commencing at 7.30pm sharp. A ticket is £9 and the minimum bet on a race is £1. If you fancy your chances owning a horse, you can purchase one (before the event with ticket purchase) for £3 and come up with a lucky name. There is a prize for the winning horse sponsor after each race. Or you may wish to sponsor a race. To order tickets and sponsor horses or a race contact either Clive Bailey on 07974 432029, Matt Simpson on 07932 686125. If you have a youngster playing soccer for one of the South Cave junior teams, speak to your team coach/manager. See you there!
The Parish
Council are extremely
concerned with the safety of the
crossing at Market Place, South
Cave and request any incidents
be reported to the Clerk at the
Town Hall, detailing date and time of incident &
description i.e: Car did not stop at crossing whilst
pedestrian using.
Planning Decisions 17/02046/PLF Proposal: Erection of a dwelling Location: Land West Of 44 Beverley Road, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2AU ERYC – Approved Parish Council – No Objection 17/02870/PLF Proposal: Removal of 1980's 1800mm concrete gateposts and 2000mm brick pillars to enable entrance to the driveway to be widened Location: Greenacre, 47 West End, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2EX ERYC: Approved Parish Council: No Objection 17/02744/PLF Proposal: Erection of single storey extension to rear following demolition of existing extension to side Location: 75 Church Street, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2EP ERYC: Approved Parish Council: No Objection Planning Appeal - 17/00058/REFUSE Proposal: Erection of two detached dwellings Location: Land North Of Tulamanzi, 87A Beverley Road, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2BB Appeal Start Date: 29 August 2017 Appeal Type: Refusal of planning permission Appeal Process: Written Representations ERYC: Refused Parish Council: Refused
17/03097/PLF Proposal: Change of use of the land and building to form part of the domestic curtilage with alterations to convert garage into garden room Location: Nunnery House, 66 West End, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2EY ERYC: Approved Parish Council: No Objection 17/03343/PLF Proposal: Refurbishment of 47 and 49 Church Street, South Cave to create one dwelling Location: 47 And 49 Church Street, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2EP ERYC: Approved Parish Council: No Objection 17/02839/PLF Proposal: Erection of pitched roof over existing flat roof and installation of dormer windows to front and rear following loft conversion Location: 12 Cleaves Avenue, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2BA ERYC: Approved Parish Council: No Objection 17/03405/PLF Proposal: Erection of single storey extension to rear and construction of single detached garage following demolition of existing double garage Location: 20 The Stray, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2AL ERYC: Approved Parish Council: No Objection
17/03027/PLF Proposal: Erection of agricultural building and retention of area of hardstanding and building Location: Land North East Of Mole Lodge, Common Road, South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2EA ERYC: Refused Parish Council: No Objection 17/03695/PLF Proposal: Erection of two storey extension with covered terraced area and two balconies to rear Location: Glebe House, 22 Station Road, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2AA ERYC: Approved Parish Council: No Objection 17/03699/PLF Proposal: Erection of two storey and single storey extensions to side and rear Location: South Holme, 39 Beverley Road, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2AU ERYC: Approved Parish Council: No Objection 17/03612/PLF Proposal: Erection of a dwelling Location: Land West Of St Andre, 78 Beverley Road, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15 2BB ERYC: Approved Parish Council: Refused
17/02564/PLF
Proposal: Retention of first floor balcony to rear
Location: 5 Castle Drive, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU15
2ES
ERYC: Refused
Parish Council: Refused
17/03510/PLF
Proposal: Erection of single storey extension to rear and construction
of pitched roof with dormers to replace flat roof to rear
Location: Pencoed, Common Road, South Cave, East Riding Of
Yorkshire, HU15 2EA
ERYC: Approved
Parish Council: No Objection
17/03778/PLF
Proposal: Erection of single storey link extension to side
Location: 27 West Hall Garth, South Cave, East Riding Of Yorkshire,
HU15 2HA
ERYC: Approved
Parish Council: No Objection
17/03622/PLF
Proposal: Erection of a two storey dwelling
Location: Land South Of 83 Beverley Road, South Cave, East Riding Of
Yorkshire, HU15 2BB
ERYC: Approved
Parish Council: No Objection
Crime Figures
Can be obtained from
www.police.uk
We are sorry to have to say once more that the Parish
Council and individual councillors have received a lot of
complaints about the amount of dog dirt all around the
village.
This is unpleasant to look at, to walk in and to clear up. If
you are observed allowing your pet to foul unsupervised
this is an offence for which there is a fine.
The village is very fortunate to have bins which are
accessible for all; dog waste can be put in any of the bins
which are emptied very regularly. There is no excuse for not
using the bins or leaving dog waste in bags and not
disposing of them this breeds germs as the bags act like
mini greenhouses as they become warm.
The majority of people love our village, take pride in its
Appearance and are responsible dog owners. Please help
the Parish Council to stop this unhygienic practice as we do
try hard to listen to and answer your complaints.
Increase in Dog fouling…
The Bullfield at the Pavilion; in the village
provides a brilliant space for the whole village
to use for recreation, and every weekend the
Junior football club makes full use of it. In the
summer the Brownies and Scouts can also be
found there and during the week the nursery also make use
of it. Sadly, the field has seen a huge rise in the levels of dog
fouling recently and although adults and children aremaking every effort to ensure their playing spaces are clear
they shouldn’t have to be doing that. Can we please ask
that if you are exercising your dog(s) on the field that you
clean up their mess after them? It isn’t fair that others are
having to do it nor it is hygienic for young people to be
playing in the space with the risk of the feet or other parts
of their body coming into contact with dog mess. Please
consider other – usually younger - people when using the
field and clean up after your dog.
Many thanks from all the young boys and girls (and not
so young) playing sport on the Bull Field.
South Cave WI is seeking a
A NEW LOOK!
Could you be the lady we are looking for You do
not have to bake, knit or crochet. We would like you
to join us because we are friendly and we get
involved in the community. We discuss issues of
national importance.
We go on outings and try a wide variety of new
activities. We enjoy regular coffee mornings in the
local area.
WE HAVE FUN!
If you are free on the second Thursday in the month
at 7.30pm, come along to the WI Hall in Church
Street and meet us. You will be very welcome and
perhaps help us to expand our horizons.
To find out more please ring Pat 01430 626346 or
Sally 01430 423032South Cave WI Spring Quiz
Will be held on Thursday March 15th at 7.30pm
In The WI Hall, Church Street, South Cave.
Teams of four cost £5 per head, price includes a light supper and
tea or coffee.
Feel free to bring your own drinks, nibbles and glasses.
For further information or to book a table ring
Pat Clegg 01430 626346 or Sally Heathcote 01430 423032
EAST YORKSHIRE FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S INSTITUTES
2000 FLAPJACKS!
Just over three weeks before the event the office of the East
Yorkshire Federation of Women’s Institutes received a request to
provide flapjacks for the runners of the Hull Marathon and Stage
Marathon.
This was held on Sunday 24 September 2017 and approximately
1600 runners had signed up to take part. Some ran the whole
route which wound its way through the main streets of Hull and
Parks. Others ran in relays with teams of either two or four,
changing partners at the refreshment points.
When the EYFWI was asked to make flapjacks for the runners, we
realised that 2000 would be required to cover all the staging
points, as well as the finish. A huge undertaking! Immediately all
52 Institutes were contacted and asked if they could contribute.
And in true WI style, an overwhelming “Yes, of course!” was the
answer. Over 2000 home baked flapjacks were collected, delivered
to the Federation office, or taken to the staging posts, and given
voluntarily by the Members.
WI helpers positioned themselves at each stage of the Marathon as
well as the finishing post at KC Stadium, and after the runners had
received their medals they were offered a flapjack. These were
very warmly welcomed with cries of “awesome” or “I’m really
ready for that” bringing smiles to everyone present.
Once again, the WI provided incredible results and proved they are
“Inspiring Women”.“Car Parking Nuisance” The blocking of footpaths causes an
obstruction for pedestrians, pram pushers, the elderly, mobility
scooters and the partially sighted, this practice is a public
nuisance and may be illegal
IN THE INTERESTS OF SAFETY PLEASE REFRAIN FROM THIS
ACTIVITY AND PARK LEGALLY ON THE ROAD OR WITHIN
ALLOCATED PARKING BAYS/LOCATIONS
NOTICE
Crime Figures can be viewed on the following website:
www.police.co.uk
DESIGNATED OFFICERS FOR SOUTH CAVE
PCSO LYNCH
Email: Stephen.Lynch@humberside.pnn.police.uk
PCSO DANBY
Email: Barbara.Danby@humberside.pnn.police.uk
For Non Emergencies please dial: 101Bonfires and Chimneys
If you are being affected by smoke from the regular burning of garden
waste, or from chimneys and other fires, you may be able to resolve
your complaint by first talking to your neighbour to make them aware
of the problem.
An informal approach is usually preferable, as involving the council can
sometimes damage relations with your neighbours.
If you don't feel comfortable speaking to them directly at first, the East
Riding of Yorkshire Council have provided an example template letter
which can be located at
www.eastriding.gov.uk/environment/pollution/air-pollution/smoke-
fires-and-bonfire
Please note: ERYC have legal powers to investigate and deal with
serious issues caused by air pollution, such as smoke and fumes. If
you’ve sent a letter and it hasn't helped to resolve the situation, or you
don't feel comfortable sending a letter, you can report a non-urgent
incident of pollution to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council who will
investigate.
MIRES BECK
SOUTH CAVE: FEB-MAR 2018
HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM EVERYONE AT MIRES BECK NURSERY
We had a wonderful end to 2017 at Mires Beck. Our Christmas Fairs raised almost £1500,
Santa visited on his motorcycle, our annual pantomime was a chance for staff to dress up
and entertain the trainees, there was lots of fun at the Christmas disco and we held carol
singing in the wildflower greenhouse.
JOBS FOR THE GARDEN IN FEBRUARY
1. Prepare vegetable seed beds, and sow some vegetables under cover
2. Lay new turf provided the soil is not too wet or frosty.
3. Prune winter-flowering shrubs that have finished flowering
4. Divide bulbs such as snowdrops, and plant those that need planting 'in the
green'
5. Plant Lily bulbs in pots in a cool greenhouseKing George V Playing Field
Historically the Playing field included an area for Children’s Play
equipment; in the event of a Play area being re-installed your
opinion is required on the type of equipment which would be
best suited to the area, your ideas may include a mixture of
seating areas for Adults and Children, or a Children’s adventure
course which would complement the newly installed Urban
Gym..
Please submit your comments to The Clerk at The Town Hall or
email: clerk@southcavepc.gov.uk
King Georges Playing Field
Rules
Due to this area being a designated Playing Field,
Dogs MUST be kept on leads at all times.
There is a vacancy for Councillor due to a resignation, if
you’re interested in being a Councillor and feel you can
represent residents in a professional decisive manner,
please contact The Clerk at the Town Hall for further
information.Volume 7, Issue 4 2018
South Cave Parish Councillors:
Eileen Barnett, The Old Plough, Main Street, Ellerker, HU15 2DH – Tel: 01430
266548
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
Vacancy
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
Darren Long, 19 Newfield Lane, South Cave, HU15 2JW – Tel: 01430 422022
Gareth Tudor Price, 3 Church Hill, South Cave, HU15 2EU – Tel: 01430 425844
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