Cricket Match Fixtures for May 2013

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Cricket Deal Direct U9’s Fixtures

League Results

  1. Sunday 28th April – Home vs Spalding
  2. Sunday 5th May – Away vs Bourne
  3. Sunday 12th May – Home vs Billingborough
  4. Sunday 19th May – Away vs Peterborough B
  5. Sunday 26th May – Home vs Nassington

All games 10am starts

Team Manager

  • Sallyanne Marsons

 

U11’s South League

League Results

  1. Tuesday 30th April – Home vs Orton Park                          
  2. Wednesday 8th May – Home vs Uffington                     
  3. w/c 13th May – Away vs Uppingham                     
  4. Wednesday 22nd May – Home vs Uppingham (plate competition)
  5. Wednesday 29th May – Home vs Oakham Tigers

All games 6pm starts

Team managers

  • Bill Whittaker
  • Matt Butcher

 

Belinda Smith U13’s South League

League Results

  1. Thursday 2nd May – Home vs Stamford
  2. Tuesday 7th May – Away vs Ufford Park
  3. Thursday 23rd May – Home vs Oakham
  4. Wednesday 29th May – Away vs Ketton

All games 6pm starts

Team Manager

  • Bill Whittaker
  • Tim Osman

 

1st Team Burrough & District Evening League 2013

  1. Tuesday 30th April – Away vs Sproxton
  2. Tuesday 7th May – Home vs Whissendine
  3. Tuesday 14th May – Cup Round 1 – Home vs Thorpe Arnold
  4. Tuesday 21st May – Home vs Great Dalby
  5. Tuesday 28th May – Home vs Barkby 2nd

 

1st Team Friendly Fixtures

  1. Saturday 11th May – Away at Empingham at 2pm
  2. Sunday 19th May – Home vs Laxton at 2pm

via Pete Burrows, Cricket Club

Lovely Yoga Faces!

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A Face Lift Yoga workshop was held in the sunny Inspire2tri studio on Saturday 20th April for people to try out yoga and learn about the benefits of yoga for the face.

A talk was included highlighting the negative effects of stress on the skin and face muscles and the session ended with a guided relaxation exercise.

Yoga Smiley Faces

This photo shows the lovely ladies of the Manton group basking in the sunshine with their faces all a-glow following the massage and yoga exercises.

The workshop was organised and ran by yoga teacher Deb King of Do-Yoga!

Find out about further workshops and regular classes held at their website – www.do-yoga.co.uk

North Luffenham’s 2013 Safari Supper

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North Luffenham’s 4th Safari Supper will take place on June 22nd 2013. It will follow the usual North Luffenham format in which each couple hosts one course and is a guest at the other 2 courses and eat with different people throughout the evening. It is open to all people who live in the actual village of North Luffenham so participants can walk to the various houses between courses. For details see poster below

Safari supper 2013 poster

Parish Council meeting of January 21st 2013

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The Parish Council met on January 21st 2013 and the minutes of that meeting are as below

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Chater Choir Concert

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The Chater Community Choir are performing their 3rd concert on SATURDAY MAY 18th at EMPINGHAM CHURCH. Please see Press Release below

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Openreach Broadband Cabinet on Church St

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2013/0238/FUL Planning Application Notification

To view the details of the planning application, you can download the Openreach application and view the Rutland County Council Planning webpage for the 2013/0238/FUL. planning application.

via Ian Ferguson, Clerk, NLPC

Anyone for Petanque?

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PetanqueThe Petanque season got underway Tuesday evening, seeing us at home in a cup match. Sadly, we had to give a game away and lost as we were a player short. So, if anyone fancies trundling out on a summer’s evening and trying their hand at it, please let us know.

The weekly quiz saw a guest quiz person! Kay took over the running of the quiz last night and did an excellent job. It enabled me to have a go at answering the questions for a change. Have to admit to being on the winning team 😉

The next monthly quiz is on April 21st and we’d love to see you here.

New garden furniture has arrived and we have some giant dominoes and a connect four type game for the children (whatever age!) to play. All we need now is summer!

Following Sian’s illness, the kitchen will be open as normal from Friday evening.

As always, thank you for your continued support.

Sian George and Maz, The Fox and Hounds

Adult Social Care Consultation

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Rutland County Council is proposing some changes to Adult Social Care services.

This includes proposals to change to who is eligible for services and what they cost. The meetings will include a presentation so please arrive promptly

Come along to a meeting to hear more.

Spaces are limited so please book your place.

Public Briefing Dates, Times and Locations

  • Wednesday 10 April – 6pm-8pm – Council Chamber – Catmose, Oakham, Rutland LE15 6HP
  • Wednesday 10 April 10am-12 noon – Uppingham Town Hall – High Street East, Uppingham, Rutland. LE15 9PY
  • Wednesday 10 April- 1pm-3pm – Uppingham Town Hall – High Street East, Uppingham, Rutland. LE15 9PY
  • Friday 12 April – 10am-11am – Council Chamber- Catmose, Oakham, Rutland LE15 6HP
  • Friday 12 April – 6pm-8pm – Council Chamber- Catmose, Oakham, Rutland LE15 6HP
  • Thursday 25 April 10am-11am – Council Chamber- Catmose, Oakham, Rutland LE15 6HP
  • Tuesday 14 May 2pm-4pm – Voluntary Action Rutland – Lands’ End Way, Oakham, Rutland. LE15 6RB
  • 23 May 10.30am-12.30pm – St Marys Congregational Hall, Ketton – Chapel Lane, Ketton, Rutland. PE9 3RF
  • 25 May 10.00am-12.00pm – St Marys Congregational Hall, Ketton – Chapel Lane, Ketton, Rutland. PE9 3RF
  • Wednesday 29 May 2pm-4pm – Ryhall Village Hall – Church Street, Ryhall, Stamford. LINCS PE9 4HR

You can find all of the background information on the Rutland County Council website.

Contact Details

Contact: ascconsultation@rutland.gov.uk

Or write to:

Adult Social Care
Rutland County Council
Catmose
Oakham
Rutland
LE15 6HP

or call and leave a voicemail on: 01572 758444

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Annual Parish Meeting 2012 Minutes

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The Agenda for the 2013 Annual Parish Meeting has already been posted on the web-site.

Please find below the draft minutes of the 2012  Annual Parish Meeting as these will be discussed in Agenda items 2 & 3.

2012 Annual Parish Meeting Minutes [doc]

Active Rutland Walking and Cycling Festival 2013

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Active Rutland Walking and Cycling Festival

The Active Rutland Walking and Cycling Festival is a celebration of Rutland’s beautiful landscape and the many walks and cycle routes in and around Rutland.

The walks and cycle rides are all led by qualified volunteer walk and bike leaders, making this festival free!

The first week of walking (18-25 May) offers a variety of different length walks at different times and locations around Rutland.

The second week (26 May – 1 June) will offer the 7 sections of the Rutland Round over those 7 days.

Over the two weeks there will be a ride to suit everyone, ranging from family to nature rides and even a led cycle ride around the whole of Rutland Water, including the Hambleton Peninsular.

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Vacancy

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Due to the resignation of Miss Hannah Lloyd from the Parish Council a vacancy now exists. Please see formal notice below

NOTICE OF VACANCY – LLOYD – April 2013

Annual Parish Meeting

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The Annual Parish Meeting will be held in The Community Centre at 7-30 pm on Monday April 15th 2013 and is open to any Resident of the Parish. The Agenda is set out below

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Easter Car Boot Sale raises £242 for Charity

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First of all a huge thank you to everyone who came along on such a bitterly cold day to buy and/or sell at the car boot sale here on Easter Monday. With the money from the pitches and the raffle we held for the Tower of Temptation, (won by Tracy Bannister) we raised a little over £242!! Thank you everyone.

Wednesday quiz was interesting! Seems Anty’s Mob are great quizzers but no good at maths, so initially, they were announced to have come last with Alzheimers first and the Old Contemptibles in second place again. Anty then realised they’d not added their score correctly ( and I put my hand up to admit my shame in not double checking as I always do!) so they tied with the Alzheimers! Several tie-break questions later, Anty’s Mob were again victorious. Looking forward to next weeks quiz as one of Anty’s Mob has volunteered to write the questions so I can take part! (thanks Kay).

Many thanks for your continued support. It means so much to us all.

Sian, George & Maz x, Fox and Hounds

Field trip to photograph Exton village

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The next Camera Club meeting will be on Tuesday 7th May 2013 at 6pm.

This evening will be in Exton, meeting at the Fox and Hounds.

We will spend an hour or two taking photos around the village and area and meet up again for a meal about 7.30 for 8pm. This outing depends on the state of our weather!

Following on from this, we will have our usual meeting on the Tuesday 21st May at 8pm in the Community Centre.

The themes for the meeting on the 21st, together with Exton photos, are Flora and Fauna and/or Signs of the Zodiac.

via Pam Plant, Camera Club

Annual Report 2012/13

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The Annual Parish Meeting will be held at The Community Centre at 7-30 pm on Monday April 15th. Residents of North Luffenham are welcome to attend. Please see below The Chairman’s Annual Report for 2012/13

Annual Report – 2012-13

Mob Rule

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Dominoes had their last shuffle this week in a cup match which they sadly lost.

Anti’s Mob won the weekly quiz this week, with The Old Contemptibles second and Alzheimers third.

Easter Monday sees our car boot sale in aid of the M.S. Trust. Pitches £5 pre- booked or £7 on the day. A barbecue will be available, regardless of the weather but let’s hope it at least stays dry.

Sian, George & Maz, Fox and Hounds

Our Ash Trees

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Ash TreeNLCC talk by Rupert Conant on Tuesday 19th March.

There was a really good turnout on such a chilly evening. The speaker’s travels have covered Northern Iraq, Eastern Europe and India. His emphasis was on the lives of the people,their homes, work and the influence of modern times on this.

He is very keen that all the changes are recorded and, on the technical side, he indicated that we should “feel free to break the rules” when taking photos.

As a follow on from recording changes, he has suggested that the group’s photos are a good way to record the changes taking place in our local landscape – e.g. the state, fate and possible demise of our Ash trees.

So if anyone would like to contact the Camera Club with any local photos of these, so we can add them to our webpage and build up a picture of before and after.

via Pam Plant, Camera Club

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Have you pre-booked your pitch for the Easter Car Boot Sale?

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Another month has gone by and the winners of our monthly quiz were Anty’s Mob with KCMS second.

Both the quiz and domino teams scored a victory this week. End of the season for the quiz so we’ll be starting Petanque very soon.

The weekly quiz was won by Alzheimers (by ONE point from Anty’s mob.)

Hopefully we will see the back of this snow very soon and the Easter Monday car boot sale can go ahead as planned – without getting cold and wet!  Save £2 and book your pitch in advance.

Tickets still available for the beautiful Lindt chocolate presentation boxes. £1 each, all money to go to the MS Trust as will the car boot pitch money.

Hope to see you over the Easter period if not before.

Sian, George & Maz, the Fox and Hounds

FREE Multi Sports Easter Holiday Club

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Multi-Sports Logo

St Mary & St John Primary School will be holding a FREE Multi Sports Easter Holiday Club.

These sessions will include various different sports throughout the week including football, tag rugby, tennis, athletics, hockey, netball and kwik cricket.

The clubs will be run by a qualified and CRB checked sports coach and will be completely free of charge thanks to a lottery grant.

Children must bring appropriate sports clothing, drinks and snacks (if they wish). Key stage 2 children should also bring a packed lunch.

Places are limited to 15 children per session.

Big Lottery Fund

Sponsored by the Big Lottery

Dates

  • Thursday 28th March
  • Tuesday 2nd April – Friday 5th April

Times

  • Key Stage 1 9.30am – 12.30pm
  • Key Stage 2 12.30pm – 3.30pm

To sign up please complete this form and hand it into the office: Multi-Sports Easter Holiday Club Form [pdf]

Further details and booking forms are available from the school office.

via Amanda, Primary School

Keep Fit for FREE!

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Big Lottery FundSt Mary & St John Primary School will be holding FREE Keep Fit for Adult classes on Friday afternoons from 2.30pm to 3.30pm.

Open to everyone – NO CHARGE  Come along and get fit for the summer!

For more details please contact the School.

Sponsored by the Big Lottery.

via Amanda, Primary School