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ISSUE 73 MARCH 2020
CAYTON
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PARISH NEWS
www.caytonparish.org.uk caytonparish@btconnect.com
Contact Numbers A welcome from the Chairman
Cayton Parish Councillors After a mild, but
Mrs Roberta Swiers (Chairman)..............584386 very wet and windy
Simon Green (Vice Chairman).................581236 winter, we look
Carlton Bell .................................... 07766 246457 forward to Spring. We
Mrs Ann Hudson .........................................583877 have planted more
Mrs Jennifer Kelly.........................................585051 daffodils around the
Mrs Rhona Liley ..........................................582784 village and put some
Nigel Poor........................................ 07791 791105 more planters out to
David Crane...................................................581519 enhance our village.
Peter Southward .........................................581290
Clerk (Jubilee Hall) . ...................................586869 After the collapse of
Councillors details correct at time of printing
the bell-tower at the Jubilee hall, we now will
try to find funds to have it re- built. The roof at
Office hours Wed/Thu/Fri 9am – 3.30pm
Email caytonparish@btconnect.com the village hall is in need of replacing after the
www.caytonparish.org.uk bad winds tore part of the roof off.
We are currently having talks with the Planning
officers as to the use of the Community land,
PARISH COUNCIL MEETING DATES our plans feature in this issue.
All meetings are held in the We are lucky to have the Tour-de- Yorkshire
Committee Room at the Jubilee Hall, coming through Cayton again, so please decorate
Main Street Cayton at 7pm your property.
A 15 minute period of public participation
is held at the start of each meeting when The Cayton Gala Fun Day and the 5k fun run are
residents are welcome to speak. well organised to make a special weekend.
Tuesday 21st April, 19th May, 16th June, If you can volunteer to help at any event, you
21st July, 18th Aug, 15th Sept, 20th Oct would be most welcome.
Roberta Swiers
The Parish Council does not endorse any of
these products or services advertised in this
publication by external customers. Cllr. Roberta Swiers
Views expressed are those of the Scarborough Borough Council
contributors & may not be those Cayton Ward
of the Parish Council. 01723 584386
All event details correct at time of printing
but due to Coronavirus these maybe subject
to change. Please check notice boards &
website for updates
JUBILEE HALL JUBILEE HALL,
WEEKLY CLASSES CAYTON
MONDAY – Karate 6pm to 8pm
Need a venue?
If you are planning an event or interested
TUESDAY – Slimming World Group
in organising a regular group activity and
5pm & 7pm
you need somewhere to hold your event
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS –
the Jubilee Hall Cayton is available at
Ballroom & Latin American dance classes.
New classes start early Sept. reasonable rates for hire.
Experienced & qualified teacher. Meeting Room, Kitchen, Disable Toilets,
For more details see the Scarborough review & Large Car Park, facilities are available plus
notices in the Jubilee Hall or telephone Malcolm a Large Hall for events such as parties,
on tel: 01723 661299 dancing, table top sales and special
FRIDAY – Karate 6pm to 8.30pm family occasions.
SUNDAY – 10am to 4pm Christadelphians For all enquirers please contact
the Parish Clerk at caytonparish@
For further information & contact details
please see Jubilee Hall notices. btconnect.com
or Tel. 01723 586869
The Parish office hours –Wed,
Thu & Fri
9-12noon –12.30 – 3.30pm
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Tel Jackie 07887572765 for details
slimmingworld.co.uk 0344 897 8000
CORONAVIRUS If you are concerned about the Coronavirus or
have any questions please use the following
& OUR websites for official information.
www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19
COMMUNITY www.gov.uk/coronavirus
If you do not have internet access please contact
Cayton Parish Council are asking all residents
111 for medical advice.
to be aware of elderly, isolated & vulnerable
residents at this worrying time. We are asking if
you could check on your neighbours regularly to USEFUL CONTACT NUMBERS
ensure that they are safe and well and if they are Scarborough Borough Council
in need of any assistance. 01723 232323
As a Parish Council our powers are limited but we North Yorkshire County Council
are also looking for Volunteers to recruit should 01609 780780
the situation require it for help with shopping, WRVS 0330 5550310 or 01723 582329
dog walking etc. St John’s Ambulance 0344 770 4800
If you are in need of assistance please contact Salvation Army 01723 378603
either one of the Councillors or the Clerk and Age Concern 01723 379058
we will endeavour to help wherever possible.
Please do not suffer in solitude & silence. Samaritans 0330 0945717
Citizens Advice 01723 368710
Cayton Parish Council tel: 01723 586869
or email caytonparish@btconnect.com National Debtline 0808 808 4000
PO ST PO N ED
CAYTON WELCOMES bunting and bicycles.
The Parish Council
THE TOUR-de-YORKSHIRE are hoping that the
AGAIN IN APRIL residents of Cayton will
The Cayton Parish Council are delighted that once again make the
on the 30th April The Tour-de-Yorkshire will village look spectacular, because this event is
once again pass through the village. This year been televised World Wide by ITV Channel 4,
we will be welcoming the men’s race during and will show the world how welcoming our
the morning. These international cyclists will village is to these amazing Cyclists .
approach the village from Killerby onto the Further information about the
Main Street on route to Eastfield before the Tour-de-Yorkshire can be found at www.
Grand Finale later in the afternoon in Redcar. letour.yorkshire.com
The police wish to remind residents of Cayton Councillor Rhona Liley.
that once again they will be co-ordinating Chair Recreation and Amenities Committee.
a rolling road block, with roads closed for
approximately one hour overall during this
events. The energy and enthusiasm generated
by the residents of Cayton in recent years
when these cyclists passed through the village
has been truly amazing with businesse’s and
residents decorating there properties with
COMMUNITY LAND These are some of the ideas so far if anyone wants
to input other suggestions they will be happily
OFF WEST GARTH received and given consideration as this is for the
health and enjoyment for the community.
The Parish Council are proposing to use the land Contact the Parish Council or Councillors.
for a community sport and outside activity Obviously this project will require a large
facility, subject to planning permission. Hopefully investment and so we will be looking for grants
facilities would be free and designed for residents and other contributions from wherever we can
of all ages and abilities. get them.
There will be parking for 20 cars allowing families Councillor Simon Green
to visit safely. The site will be landscaped with
trees and shrubs to soften any sound and visual Tel: 01723 581236
impact on the area. Email: cllr.simon.green@scarborough.gov.uk
Some of the proposed facilities are as follows.
Power walking and jogging track. Medium size gym equipment area for
all including disabled.
Cycle pump track, plus small pump
track for young children. A flat exercise area.
Various moulded landscape areas using A central seating area for those who just
timber and logs structures. want to watch.
A path servicing all the areas. Possibly a small amphitheatre for talks
plays etc.
Family exercise area.
Children’s sport equipment and exercise
area.
COMMUNITY LAND SPORTING FACILITY LAYOUT
CONNECTING WITH telephone fraud and in visiting
them during the operation we
THE COMMUNITY will be able to explain the
warning signs.”
Police officers, PCSOs and Police Volunteers from Other partners supporting
Eastfield Police Station are launching a yearlong the initiative include: North
initiative to connect with the community and Yorkshire Fire and Rescue
keep older residents safe. Service, NatWest Bank,
Scarborough and Ryedale Carers Resource, Filey
Operation Cracker, which was successfully
Lions, the Alzheimers Society, Dementia Friends
launched in the run up to Christmas in 2018 and
and Beyond Housing.
2019, will now run from this Spring until the end
of the year. It will see officers and PCSOs working POLICE INFORMATION
alongside teams of volunteers and partner REGARDING NUISANCE CALLS
agencies, calling on residents – young and old – in
areas where there is a high proportion of older or Dealing with unwanted calls on a landline has
vulnerable people. become much easier. Anyone receiving unsolicited
calls via their home phone to contact their
Older residents will be offered crime prevention telephone provider and ask them if they provide
and welfare advice, while younger residents will a free call blocking service, BT, Talk-Talk, Plus Net,
be encouraged to keep an eye out for their more EE and Sky all provide a call blocking service that
vulnerable neighbours. In addition to calling on can prevent unwanted calls reaching vulnerable
residents officers will be connecting with the people. Alternatively call blocking devices and
community through a programme of roadshows replacement telephones with call blocking
and drop-ins in supermarkets, libraries and cafes. software pre-installed are available to purchase:
Operation Cracker is a partnership initiative, Please note, if a fraudster uses spoofing
drawing in support and expertise from different software to give the appearance of a trusted
organisations, including McCain Foods, who number (such as a bank) it will by pass any
have been instrumental in assisting the project call blocker if that number has been accepted
to connect with the community: designing and previousley. If you receive a call from your bank,
producing a booklet to be handed out. Dawn leave it for 10 mins, call them back on a different
Nisbet from McCain said: “As a business, safety phone and ask them if they have rang you.
is our number one priority with our employees.
When we heard about Operation Cracker, we Further FREE advice on call blocking products can
thought it was the perfect opportunity to extend be found on the links below.
our commitment to safety to our neighbours. BT – www.home.bt.com/tech-gadgets/phones-
We wanted to support this initiative to ensure tablets/bt-call-protect-free-service-crackdown-
the Eastfield community have all the information nuisance-calls-11364136279348
they need to feel and stay safe.”
Sky – www..sky.com/shop/broadband-talk/talk-
Sergeant Dan Thompson, of Eastfield shield/
Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: “ During
Operation Cracker we will be visiting areas where Talk Talk – www.talktalk.co.uk/shop/security/
there is a higher population of older people, callsafe
making sure they are equipped with the right
EE – www.ee.co.uk/help/help-new/billing-
support to help them stay safe.
usage-and-top-up/track-and-manage-your-
“We provide advice such as home security and usage/how-can-i-manage-call-barring-to-
how to keep your valuables safe when you’re out block-or-unblock-calls
and about, as well as sign-posting to support from
PlusNet – www.plus.net/home-broadband/
partner agencies and local groups that can provide
plusnet-call-protect/
support.” “Older people are often vulnerable to
REPORT FROM SCARBOROUGH and ability. This is still at a planning stage so
BOROUGH COUNCILLORS if anyone has any ideas to enhance the area
please let the Parish Council know.
SIMON GREEN & ROBERTA SWIERS
The Borough Council are asking people
The Borough Council has just voted to raise
in the Borough to come forward with
your contribution to the SBC council tax
suggestions for the initiative of ‘Building
by 2.13% this equates to a rise of £5 for a
a Better Borough’. If you would like to put
band D property. Just 13% of your council
forward your ideas please let us know or
tax comes to SBC the rest goes towards the
email them directly to the Borough Council
County Council, Police and Fire service and
at consultation@scarborough.gov.uk
of course the Parish Councils. In the budget
passed on February 28th there was also For five minutes of excitement, come and
provision of £70,000 for new toilets at the watch the Tour-de-Yorkshire come through
Cayton Bay beach which are long overdue. our Village on April 30th and bring out your
old bikes and show the world that Cayton
Having a Labour/Independent coalition
Village knows how to celebrate.
leading the Council makes it a little more
difficult to influence decisions in the Council, We had a planning application for 220
but Roberta and Simon will be there working houses on Mill Lane. This was turned down
hard for the residents of the Cayton Ward. by the planning committee because it was
Roberta is on the Planning, Licensing and outside the recommendations in the local
Standards committees as well as doing a Borough Council forward plan. It is felt that
wonderful job as the Deputy Mayor. Simon there are more than enough houses planned
is on the Licensing and Standards (chairman) for Cayton within the local plan.
committees.
If anyone has any questions or issues for your
The Parish Council has had to remove the local Councillors please do not hesitate to
bell tower on the Jubilee Hall because it contact us at
was unsafe due to high winds and wear and
Roberta Telephone 01723 584386
tear. This has been an unforeseen blow to
the Council and we are still going to have to Email
replace it with something similar. Cllr.roberta.swiers@scarborough.gov.uk
On a brighter note the Parish Council has Simon Telephone 01723 581236
come up with an exciting idea for the Email
community land on West Garth. This is to Cllr.simon.green@scarborough.gov.uk
provide an area for recreation which will
include a cycle track, a jogging track, an
outdoor fitness area and various other fitness
facilities for use by the residents of any age
PARISH COUNCIL GRANTS
The Parish Council continues with their Small Grants scheme for 2020/2021
The grants can be awarded to voluntary groups, clubs and organisations to support their
activities. The small grants scheme is not for profit organisations or charities, operating in
the Cayton area. The benefit of the scheme is for the Cayton residents of the village only.
Please apply for an application form from the Parish Clerk at
caytonparish@btconnect.com or telephone 01723 586869
North Yorkshire
County Council Report Village
Maintenance
The budget set this year means council tax
will rise by 3-99%, including a 2% social
Report
care precept, equivalent to £4-36 per month Walking around the village I am so
or £1 per week. The reality is that two of disappointed how much dog fouling there
our biggest areas of spend are underfunded. is. We have children walking to school and
Adults who need social care and children with playing out, they don’t want to go home
special education needs are some of the most with their shoes covered in dog excrement.
vulnerable people we look after. There is no excuse please pick it up.
We have to identify a further £40 million in If you are seen allowing your dog to foul
savings over the next four years. you will be reported to the Dog Warden
An announcement has been made of a funding and action can be taken out against
package by the Government to improve bus you. You can report anyone seen fouling
services, funding for supported bus services anonymously to the Dog Warden on 01723
and the rural mobility fund. NYCC spends £1-5 232323.
million a year to subsidise bus services. North Thank you to all the responsible dog owners
Yorkshire faces particular challenges because who do pick up after their dogs - let’s name
of its sparse population and its rural nature. and shame those who don’t.
So, to improve existing services, increasing The Payback Team have been working hard
evening and weekend frequencies seems a cutting the cemetery hedge to a more
good move. My locality budget has allowed me manageable height, when the hedge starts
to fund a special bench to go in the Millennium to grow it will thicken out more.
Garden to replace the one that was vandalised.
We hope to unveil it at the VE celebrations. They will be going over work done last year
to keep on top of it.
My last ask, is that you please consider others
when parking through the village. Do not They have done an excellent job clearing
obstruct driveways, opposite junctions, and leaves, weeds and widening footpaths
near to the end of the road. These all make around the village – this is all done for free.
for difficult observations and could cause an
Please can I remind residents to keep
accident.
hedges cut back this year thank you.
Please do not park on grass verges, you
If you are able please can I ask you to keep
are vandalising the highway and could be
the front of your property tidy, this will be a
prosecuted.
great help in keeping Cayton looking good.
Have a great Summer, and please contact me
Thank you for your continued support.
with any issue in the village.
Nigel Poor
Cllr.Roberta Swiers
Scarborough Borough Council
Cayton Ward
01723584386FORTHCOMING EVENTS
THE GREAT BRITISH
SPRING CLEAN
21ST Litter pickers worked hard
MAR collecting all the rubbish
Another year, another AGM with our existing
which seems to accumulate
Officers still willing to stand for another year
around the village. Last
with the exception of Julie Barber who agreed
year we had 18 volunteers and 20 bags
to remain as secretary until a new secretary is of rubbish. Wonder how many we will
appointed. If anyone would like to offer their gather this year!!!
services on a voluntary basis we would be very
grateful. Computer and printer and help are TABLE TOP SALE
available for anyone willing to take on the role. 10 -12noon in the Jubilee
4TH
THE OFFICERS APPOINTED FOR 2020 ARE Hall. There are various stalls,
APR pull a string with bottles and
Irene Hayton Chairman and Fundraising prizes and refreshments. Free
and Marketing Group Leader entry. Last year we raised
Les Cowton Vice Chairman and Design, over £300 let us see if we can beat this
Planning and Maintenance Group Leader record with an Easter Theme.
Christine Green Treasurer.
GARDEN PARTY
Julie Barber Secretary and Children’s 10.30-12.30 at 131
Competition organiser. 13 Main Street, Cayton at the
JUN home of Maureen Bloom.
MEMBERS: Julia Askey, Maureen Bloom, Chris Last year was another
Fish, Bernie Grainger, Ann Green, Alan Green, beautiful day and everyone
Simon Green, Liz Hooper, Ann Hudson, Hazel was able to sit outside in Maureens’
and Ken Keld, Patricia Martin, Christine Price. wonderful garden. Come and join us for a
Advice and support is as always received from Strawberry Scone and tea or coffee.
Sheila Johnson and Roger Burnett with grateful
thanks. CAYTON’S GARDENING
SPONSORS: Messrs Boyes Stores, Browns and FOR FUN COMPETITION
Cliff Farm Caravan Park, Chelston School of will be held again for
AUG residents in Cayton and
Motoring, Cayton Parish Council, Les Cowton,
McCains Foods, Over 60’s Club, Playdale Farm, surrounding areas and
Sue Standard Sheader, Slimming World, The judging will take place
during August. The categories will include.
Stained Glass Centre (Val and Simon Green)
T.W. Tindall & Son. Filey Lions, The Mayoress’s Most attractive large garden.
Fund and North Yorkshire County Council Most attractive small garden.
Locality Grants. We are extremely grateful for Most imaginative container Garden.
all the grants and support that we have received
Small container Garden.
throughout the year.
Most creative Business.
With also a big thank you to you all in the
village who have contributed and assisted Children’s Category.
Cayton in Bloom in the past year. Leaflets/application forms are available
from the Chairman Irene OR Secretary
Julie please contact for further details.Watch out for posters around the village
advertising all these events later in the year or
FORTHCOMING EVENTS on our Facebook page – Cayton in Bloom.
PLANT STALL AT THE We are pleased that we have a Sponsor for the
CAYTON GALA. small bed outside the Jubilee Hall – The Slimming
12TH World Group have come forward after our appeal
JULY in last Octobers’ magazine. Grateful thanks are
given to them. We are still looking for a sponsor
for the Wheel on Mill Lane.
AWARDS CEREMONY FOR Anyone interested please contact us via email or
“GARDENING FOR FUN”
5TH Afternoon Tea at Cayton
ring Julie on 01723 583862.
SEP Chapel 2-4pm. Usual stalls
including a Pull a Ribbon and
Raffle. All are welcome not Our new Website is now up and running it
just the Competition entrants. can be viewed on
www.caytoninbloom2.btck.co.uk
MUCK AND MAGIC Calling all Cayton resident who can spare a few
PRESENTATION at The Spa, hours to help us at Cayton in Bloom whether
Scarborough. is helping with events, admin or gardening.
OCT
YOUR VILLAGE NEEDS YOU.
We would like to hear from you, re ideas for
improvements that we could make around the
CHRISTMAS FAIR 10-12am village. Watering and weeding a tub near your
Cayton Methodist Church house – “every little helps” . New members are
28TH with Santa.
always welcome, we meet on the 2nd Tuesday
NOV in every month except December in the small
room at the Jubilee Hall at 7pm.
Contact any of the members or email us on
2ND,3RD,4TH 5TH caytoninbloom@yahoo.co.uk or the web site
SANTA’S SLEIGH AROUND on www.caytoninbloom2.btck.co.uk
THE VILLAGE.
DEC (3 out of 4 nights dependant We are also on Facebook.
on weather)
Irene Hayton (Chairman) 01723 584085 or
Julie Barber (Secretary) on 01723 583862
CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL
Members will take part in
9TH the Christmas Tree Festival
DEC at Cayton Methodist
Church.
SANTA AND HIS SLEIGH
will be outside The Star
18TH singing Christmas Carols.
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community, but we exist not just for ourselves,
METHODIST CHURCH but to serve the village of Cayton and the wider
Apparently, there are some people who think community. Most of the events listed above are
that “Church” is a building which is only open open to all and you can be assured of a welcome
for a couple of hours a week on a Sunday for the should you wish to come and have a look. Details
benefit of a few people. This is certainly not true can be found on the notice board outside the
for very many churches, including the Methodist church.
Church on Main Street, Cayton. Since the last magazine was published, we
During most of the year it is in use on four days have had many open events, many of them for
every week and in some weeks on five or six charity, including a very successful Christmas Tree
days and hosts activities for many people of all Festival. and we are very grateful to all those who
ages. We start the week with Sunday worship support us with their time, talents and presence.
at 10:30am. On Monday morning we are open If you have not yet found us, please do so. If you
for anybody who fancies company, a cuppa and have any need or concern, please feel free to
a chat, about anything or nothing, then in the contact us, information is on the notice board.
evening we welcome the Rainbows. On the first We leave you with notice of an important
and third Tuesdays of the month the Women’s forthcoming event which we are privileged
Fellowship meets at 2:15pm. The 2nd Wednesday to host.
at 7pm sees the Bible Study and on Thursday
music fills the hall as the Cayton Calypso Steel May 9th 2 – 4pm, a 1940’s themed celebration of
Band practises. On Friday evening we host the the 75th anniversary of VE-Day all welcome.
Brownies. The third Saturday morning each Rev. Bruce Russell, retired Methodist Minister.
month is certainly the noisiest event as we
welcome children, parents, carers and others to
“Fun Together”, which is run in conjunction with
St John the Baptist Anglican Church.laugh dance create play eat bang
fun2gether fAumorning
n2gether
of music, food,
jump think stick giggle drink clap
fun2gether continues to thrive thanks to the bible stories & craft
generous support of The Methodist and St John’s Where?
Church congregations. The eagle eyed may have Cayton Methodist Church,
spotted our fantastic new banner purchased Main Street YO11 3TJ
through a generous donation from the Ladies’
Fellowship at the Methodist Church. When?
Thank you so much. Third Saturday of every
month except August
At fun2gether we love to make music, often with
the wonderful Kathy Seabrook. We tambourine What time?
tango, shaker bossa nova and experiment with 10.30am to 12 noon
things like snare and thunder drums and wind
chimes. After the noise (sorry neighbours!) we For more information talk to
have a quiet time in the chapel. This year our Pastor Diana Gott 01723 585212
interactive stories are all about the life of Jesus. or look up fun2gether’s
We always get crafty so there are fab things to Facebook page
take home; this month we decorated valentine
biscuits. And then we sit and eat together; a
really lovely ‘family time’.
In October the team joined with Arise Cayton to
do a Halloween outreach. We were celebrating
love and light, giving away buns, gifts with a heart
and light sticks.
For up to date information check out our
fun2gether Facebook page and do come and
join us.
talk paint love plant learn share family children
smile listen glue imagine joy sing draw1st Cayton Brownies
March 2020
Since the last edition of the Parish magazine, we colours. The term ended with a Christmas themed
have been very busy trying out more activities evening, with things to make, hot chocolate,
from our (not so) new programme, which is all and a sack left by Santa, with a little present for
VERY different from what we have been used to. everyone.
In the autumn term, we completed activities from In the New Year, we tackled the Express myself
the Feel Good stage 2 Skills Builder badge. Ten Communicate Skills Builder badge. We enjoyed
girls did all five, so earned the badge. We did unit “pencil free” activities, as well as art, using our
meeting activities from all six themes – voices, and dancing / drama. We entered the
Be well, Express myself, Have adventures, Cayton in Bloom Colouring and Design a garden
Know myself, Skills for my future, and Take action. competitions, and found out where our foods
come from, and how far they have travelled to
We also reminded ourselves of our Promise and
reach us. As usual, we have been reminded about
Law. We celebrated National Parliament week in
our Promise and Law.
November, when groups of us discussed various
topics that are of interest to us, as we were All the time, we try to care for and look after each
pretending to be MPs. Compulsory school lunches other, and to do our best at all times. We go to
were not popular, and most thought that SATs in eight different schools, so we always have lots of
year 6 should be abolished! new friends.
Before we knew it, Christmas was approaching. For the first time in a number of years, we do have
As usual, we filled shoe boxes, but this year, it was a few vacancies. Girls are able to join from their
slightly different, as they were for families. We 7th birthday. To find out more, if a girl is already,
made decorations for our tree at the Christmas or nearly seven, look on the Girlguiding website,
Tree Festival in Chapel. This year, the theme was and it will explain what to do. A girl does not have
“Charities”, and we chose the Guide Friendship to have been a Rainbow to join us.
Fund. We decorated pale blue trefoil shapes
in anything red, white and blue, the charity’s
Cayton Cricket Club enabled us to replace the netting surrounding
our outdoor batting and bowling area as well as
We are looking forward to introducing Junior a grant from the Cayton Parish Council Small
All Stars Cricket to the club this season, Grants scheme which along with our own
offering children aged 5-8 years a fantastic first club fundraising will enable us to purchase a
experience of the game and a guaranteed 8 scarifier and dragbrush. Both grants are much
weeks of fun, activity and skills development. appreciated.
Every child that registers will receive a backpack
The adult season gets underway on Saturday
full of goodies, a cricket bat and ball and a
25th April with an away game at Bridlington
personalised shirt and a cap.
for our 1st Team and as always we welcome
For more information please contact any new players to the club for the
Shaun on 07743 646588. forthcoming season.
We have been fortunate to receive a grant
from the Sirius Minerals Foundation which hasCAYTON GALA DAY
Cayton Gala will be opened by a special guest Gala Day is on Sunday 12th July
on Sunday 12th July at 11am from 11am-4pm
The committee have already booked Dave Cayton Playing Fields, Station Road, Cayton
Marshall and his disco, Magic Mal Magician, Nutty COME AND ENJOY THE DAY
Norman’s Punch and Judy Show, Fun Fair Rides,
Birds of Prey, Donkey Rides, Face Painting and PLEASE NOTE the Gala committee are reinstating
performances by Anne Taylors Dancers. Once the 5K Fun Run which will take place on Friday
again a Dog show will be held at 2pm and will 10th July. Registration from 6pm with the
be a feature of the day, entry fee of £1 per dog, commencement of the race at 7pm. The fee to
Three categories -The dog with waggiest tail, enter the
The dog most like its owner and The dog the 5K FUN RUN
judge would like to take home, 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Adults £3 and children under 16 £1. Prizes will
prizes for each class.
be awarded to the 1st male, 1st female and 1st
It will be a Fun Day for all, with Exhibitions, under 16years old who complete of the race, All
Variety of stalls, Tombola, Bubble football, Games, competitors who complete the 5K Fun Run will
Sport activities, competitions and lots of new be awarded a medal. Details of the route will be
activities for all the family to enjoy. published shortly.
Bar and Catering Facilities will be available
throughout the day. A Grand Raffle will be drawn Chair Cayton Gala Committee.
at 3pm. Councillor Roberta Swiers
CAYTONS would like to share their memories or photographs
of their experiences it would be wonderful, so
V.E. DAY future generations will understand the importance
CELEBRATIONS of the V.E. Day celebrations.
During the weekend of May 8th -10th May Cayton Please would you contact Katherine Fielding our
will be celebrating the 75th anniversary of V.E. Day. Parish clerk who will arrange for a Parish Councillor
The Community of Cayton are already planning to meet and record your memories.
a variety of events over the May Bank Holiday Tel No. 01723 586869 or
weekend from themed parties of celebrations, a email caytonparish@btconnect.com
1940 karaoke event, afternoon teas & themed
menus, exhibitions, mystery walks through
the village, church services which will include
the reading of the tribute to millions and most
important of all the church bell will ring out at 7pm
in celebration of peace on May 8th 1945.
The Parish Council would love to hear from any
resident who can recall attending a V.E Day event
in 1945 as a young child. As they are hoping to
hold an exhibition of the events in 1945, over the
May Bank Holiday weekend, so if any residentCayton School Food Culture Club will run
on Monday and
Healthy Eating and
possibly Tuesday
afternoons, to
Nutrition 2019 Summary allow all KS2
children access to
Report to Cayton Parish a healthy choices
baking and
Council cooking activity.
Since January 2019 Cayton School has developed Linking to our
its ‘Food Culture’, bringing in new strategies and cooking initiative,
experiences for its pupils in order to promote we had already
healthier choices and educate them in healthy established an extracurricular ‘Gardening and
eating and exercise. Growing Club’ starting in spring 2019, that was
open to all children throughout KS1 and KS2. EYFS
In spring 2019 Mr Vasey issued a research were already maintaining their own mini gardening
programme, looking at pupils and staff weekly and growing area. Children were able to tend to
diet and exercise. Each voluntary participant their gardening area, prepping it for planting. They
noted what they ate at mealtimes and for snacks then sowed the areas with various vegetable seeds
throughout a one week period and also recorded and watered and mulched them throughout spring
how many minutes exercise they completed each and summer. The results saw us harvest, potatoes,
day. Results found that children did eat healthy broad beans, green beans, tomatoes, marrow and a
meals on most occasions but snacks were often of variety of flowers across the KS1 playground plant
an unhealthy nature. pots. These vegetables were used as food tasters in
Following the research made in school and a KS1 to help kick start their healthy food education.
development of an action plan to enable Cayton Gardening Club has recommenced in spring 2020
School to become an accredited ‘Healthy School’ and the beds have been prepped for the next
we decided on redeveloping our existing Art Room vegetables seeds to be sowed and harvested to be
into a Cookery classroom and support room. used in our cookery classes.
To aid our refurbishment we completed a grant We are very grateful to Cayton Parish Council for
application to Cayton Parish Council which has their most recent funding grant this year to enable
previously provided our school with generous us to buy balance bikes and scooters to be used
grants to support sports and physical activity in Early Years and Key Stage 1. This will allow us
across the school. Our application was successful to improve physical activity in our younger pupils
again and this funding had been allocated to through alternative sports and games.
go towards buying two brand new ovens to be
placed in our new cookery classroom. These have On behalf of all the Cayton School staff and
been successfully installed and the Cookery room children, we thank the Cayton Parish Council for
transformation is now complete and ready to be your continued interest and support in our school
used by class children from next half term. improvement initiatives.
Remaining equipment and resources have been Yours Sincerely
delivered using other capital funding and lesson Mr M. Vasey
planning is taking place by Mrs Brown and Mr
Healthy Schools Coordinator
Vasey on allocated afternoons. To begin with, each
Cayton School
class throughout school will receive a minimum 3
cookery lessons (10 children per lesson) as a start
to their 2019/20 curriculum. A rotated CookeryBUTTERCUPS Cayton Art Club
PRESCHOOL Have you ever thought of having a go at
& OUT OF SCHOOL painting or drawing? Did you know Cayton
has its own art club?
There have been many changes in childcare Why not come along and have a go, the club
over the past couple of years, and there are meets every Tuesday evening from 7PM to
now many schemes entitling families to 9PM at the Village Hall, North Lane, Cayton
funding or help with costs. Many working and can provide supplies to get you going.
families are entitled to 30 government funded An annual membership fee (£25) is payable
hours per week and all are entitled to 15 hours but the first three weeks are free to new
per week from the term after your child turns members. If you have ever thought of trying
3. Some families are also entitled to 2-year old art, now is your chance and with the first
funding dependent on criteria. Many families three weeks free – you can’t lose!
with older children can also access one of the
3 schemes available. For a full list of details In the summer regular outdoor painting
visit: childcarechoices.gov.uk sessions are held across a number of
different locations in the area, in 2019 this
We offer care in our pre-school from 7.45am to
included Filey, Scarborough and Cayton
6pm, some of these hours are catered for in our
Bay. Every month the club holds a DVD
Out of School Club which is available for school
night where members can watch a variety
aged children Monday to Friday term time only.
of films covering styles of painting and a
We are having a very busy year now so places monthly still life session is also held allowing
at Buttercups are now limited until September members to try out new techniques.
2020 however please contact Claire on
07958 273951 to discuss your requirements. In Cayton itself the club has two permanent
exhibitions at the Star Public House and
the ‘Russtic’ Tea Rooms. A small section of
paintings are on display and for sale.
New members – both experienced and
beginners are always welcome, come along
on a Tuesday evening for a coffee and chat.
Keith Penfold
Secretary
CAYTON COMMUNITY SPEED WATCH
Volunteers wanted!
Can you spare 1-2 hours per month?
Cayton Community Speed Watch are looking to recruit new volunteers to help reduce
speeding in your village.
If you would like to assist please contact the Clerk on tel: 01723 586869 or
email: caytonparish@btconnect.comRecreation & Amenities The Winners of the Poster
Competition
Committee 1ST PRIZE Florence
Westwood age 9.
HALLOWEEN
The Parish Council wish to congratulate the Winners in the other age
children and their families who looked amazing groups Aimee Buntin
in their Spooktacular Costumes at the Halloween age10, Alex Morley age 8,
event held last October. The Parish Council wish Layla Hooson age 5,
to thank Bev Petts, Laura and her team at the Faith Wardell age 4.
Star Inn for their assistance which was greatly McCain Foods together
appreciated. Laura the landlady at the Star Inn with Cayton Parish Council would like to congratulate
judged the children’s Halloween costumes, Prizes all the children who participated in the competition as
for The Scariest Monster- Best Costume and Cutest their designs were fantastic.
Costume.
The children’s posters were displayed around the
Due to the continuing success of this event the Cayton, Osgodby and Eastfield community to
Parish Council have decided to hold an annual advertise the event.
Halloween event and this year it will take place on
CAYTON’S CHRISTMAS EVENTS
Saturday 31st October.
The Parish Council wish to thank McCain Foods
BONFIRE for their generosity in sponsoring the Children’s
The Annual Parish Councils Spectacular Christmas party again which was held on Saturday
Firework Display was held at the John Young 14th December at the Jubilee Hall for children from
Conference Centre (McCain Foods Sports the village. The Council entertained the children who
Ground). It was our most spectacular event yet, were accompanied by their parents/guardians to
and would like to thank the local community traditional family games with prizes. The high light of
for their outstanding support. the afternoon was when Santa arrived to distribute
presents to all the children. The Parish Council
A special thank you goes to McCain Foods and
wish to thank all the volunteers who helped in the
all the local businesses and organisations for
preparations prior to the event and on the afternoon
their generous donations that helped make
which made it such a fantastic success.
the evening such a tremendous success. A
special thank you goes to Dave Marshall who THIS YEAR’S CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY
entertained the crowd prior to the firework WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY 12TH DECEMBER
display, Cayton in Bloom Group for their AT THE JUBILEE HALL, CAYTON
continual support and all the volunteers who
assisted during the evening. The school children The annual gathering around the Christmas tree
from the community once again designed and to sing Christmas Carols on the evening of 18th
produced wonderful bright colourful posters to December was well supported by the community.
advertise the event. The children’s posters were The Salvation Army Band once again provided
judged by representatives from McCain Foods excellent accompaniment and a collection was made
– Mrs Dawn Nisbett and Mrs Helen Capps who on the evening for the Band. Our grateful thanks go
were delighted to see the wonderful vibrant to the Rev. Andrew Moreland and Methodist Minster
posters and found it a very difficult task to Kevin Ridd for their assistance and attendance on
select the winners. The children were presented the evening. A special thank you goes to Laura
with their prizes on the evening of the firework the landlady at the Star Inn and her team for their
event. hospitality.Santa managed to give us a few minutes of his
valuable time at his busy time of year and the staff DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
and children from Cayton School attended which
made the evening extra special. May 8th – 10th May
V.E. Day Weekend Celebrations
The Decorated Properties were judged by The Head
Teacher form Cayton School Mr Stafford John and his Saturday 31st October
deputy Mrs Juliet Monaghan. They thoroughly enjoyed Parish Halloween Event
judging the properties but found the task very difficult
because of the high standard of entries. They were Thursday 5th November
really impressed on how festive the village looked. Annual firework event at McCain Foods
Decorated Properties Competition Lucky Winners Sports Field
were awarded with their trophies and certificates.
Saturday 12th December
THE WINNERS OF THE 2019 CHRISTMAS Children’s Christmas Party
DECORATED /LIGHTS COMPETITIONS.
Monday 14th December
Pre-judged at 6pm, final judging on Thu 17 Dec.
ANIMATED SECTION
1ST 24 West End View. Wednesday 16th December
2ND 17A Estill Close. The Annual Carol Singing
3RD 23 Main Street.
TRADITIONAL SECTION
1ST 114 West Garth Janine's
2ND 2 West garth Gardens Hair Studio
3RD 71 West Garth
94 Main Street
The Parish Council wish to thank everyone who Cayton, YO11 3RP
decorated their properties in helping the village look
especially seasonal over the Christmas and New Year
holiday period. Tel: 01723 585278
Mobile: 07516136151
Next edition
CAYTON NEWS – Oct 2020
Anyone wishing to advertise please contact
the Clerk for prices on
tel: 01723 586869
or email: caytonparish@btconnect.comST JOHN THE
BAPTIST CHURCH
For a number of years now we have been talking about needing new facilities to make
our little church more welcoming and more accessible and finally we can say – it’s nearly
complete. Thank you, the community of Cayton, for your patience as you have seen the
metal fencing up for many weeks and the church looking like a building site.
Our grateful thanks to all of you who have supported us financially. We are also indebted
to the following trusts who have given us grants: Without your generosity, the work
would never have happened. Allchurches Trust, Beatrice Laing Trust, Garfield Weston
Foundation, Jack Brunton Charitable Trust, Listed Places of Worship Grant scheme.
Here are some photos of the work as it has progressed. By the time you read this article,
our new facilities should be finished so look out for details of our open weekend when you
can come along, have a cuppa and use the loo! Who would have thought we could ever
say that?!
The rear of the nave cleared, paved
BEFORE and awaiting a servery and coffee area
The new toilet cubicle in the
BEFORE northwest corner
The new facilities will enable the church to host small events and become a greater part of
the life of Cayton. And when you ask that dreaded question, we will be so happy to be able
to answer, 'Yes, we do have a toilet. It is just over there'!CHRISTADELPHIANS discharge is unclean... And he who touches the
A BOOK AHEAD OF ITS TIME body of him who has the discharge shall wash
his clothes and bathe in water (Leviticus
As I write this there are frequent chapter 15, verses 2 & 11)
advertisements in the media advising us to
God’s law contained other provisions for the
guard against the corona virus by washing
treatment of women after childbirth, for
our hands. Today we take it for granted that
dealing with the bed or utensils that a sick
doctors will wash their hands between patients
person had touched and for those who had
and surgeons “scrub-up” before an operation.
come into contact with a corpse. There were
However, it was only in the mid-nineteenth
stipulations about the safe disposal of human
century that a medical doctor, Philip
waste when, as late as the 19th century,
Semmelweis, rediscovered the importance
many of Britain’s cities still had open sewers.
of this. He was concerned about the high
A period of isolation was prescribed for those
mortality rate among women at childbirth. He
who might have infectious diseases just as
linked this with doctors making post-mortem
such people are quarantined today.
examinations in the mortuary and then,
immediately afterwards, examining patients The Bible was also way ahead of its time in
on their beds. His unpopular introduction of safeguarding the environment. For example
a hand-washing routine dramatically reduced it gave instructions to the people of Israel not
the number of deaths. to destroy the trees for building siege ramps
when fighting against another city.
Yet, 3,500 years before, when most nations
still relied on magic to ward off disease, the A Book so far ahead of its time deserves to
law God gave to Moses had included provisions be read. Why not visit the Christadelphians
for preventing the spread of bacteria: at the Jubilee Hall, Sundays, 2pm to learn
more from this extraordinary word of God?
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