oct 10, issue 12 the crowle and ealand arrow
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October 2010 Issue 12
www.arrowpublications.co.uk
Community Police News
Page 5
Where You Live,
Your Local History
Page 7
News from North
Axholme School
Page 12,13
Free Prize Draw
Page 14
Flowers for
Someone Special
Page 18
School News
and much more...
7 Lakes Presentation Day for Rescue Day
Cheque presentation by Secret Garden Day Nursery
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Editors Letter.... Arrow Publications is celebrating this October. The Crowle and Ealand
Arrow has been delivered to you for 12
months! Happy Birthday!
There is still plenty of space for new advertisers
and articles. To keep your local magazine we
need your support! The deadline for the
November issue is 13th October. Advertising
starts from £20+ VAT per month.
We also offer leaflet design and distribution, if
you are interested give me a call.
Support your local playground fund; there is a
Halloween party at Crowle community Centre
on the 31st October, starting at 4pm. For more
information log on to www.partywitch.com
Also for the ladies out there, a free prize draw
for a blow and dry courtesy of Scissor Sisters,
see page 15 for more details.
We are on the run up to Christmas, as I write
this editorial there is only 100 days left. If
anyone has any up and coming events give me a
ring or email so you can be included in the
Arrow.
Again I hope you enjoy the read and have a safe
and fun Halloween!
Best Wishes
Carolyn Grant (Editor) 1 Nether Cantley
Lane, Old Cantley,
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The two priorities for the North Axholme Ward
are :-
Crowle Town Centre- Anti-social behaviour and vehicle
nuisance.
Humberside Police have now introduced a Dispersal
Order in Crowle town centre to help tackle the on going
concern over anti-social behaviour in the area. The grant-
ing of the Dispersal Order is a result of the Neighbour-
hood team working closely with North Lincolnshire
Council and the Crowle Town Council. The Order gives
Police officers and Police Community Support Officers
the power to direct people who are congregating together in such a way that likely to result in members
of the public being intimidated, harassed, alarmed or distressed. The persons removed will not be allowed
to return for 24 hours and anyone under the age of 16 years can be removed to their home address. The
dispersal area covers Potts Lane, the Market Place, Johnsons Lane and the grounds of St Oswalds Church
Church Street Crowle.
The implementation of the dispersal order has reduced calls for service and the youths are now fully
aware of its existence. Residents have commented on the reduction of anti-social behaviour in the area.
The Neighbourhood team are looking for the support of parents to address these community concerns
with their children, and for parents to take responsibility for knowing where they are on an evening and
not allowing them to drink alcohol.
The Crowle Youth Club, Street Sports and other activities are provided by the local and town council.
Crowle Town Council are currently looking into what facilities they may be able to provide in the future
for the young people.
Trentside and Chapel Lane Keadby – Suspicious incidents/fires/damage.
There have been a number of calls regarding the suspicious incidents occurring at the above locations with
persons wandering around at all hours of the day and night. There have also been a number of small fires
in derelict buildings on Trentside and damage has been caused to the flood walls. The Neighbour team are
increasing patrols in the area and visiting those who have been seen wandering around to obtain an ac-
count for their actions.
If you have any information regarding who is committing these offences please can you con-
tact the Neighbourhood Team.
The Rescue Day 2010 which took place on Saturday 10th July at Seven Lakes Leisure Park Ealand was with-
out doubt an outstanding success. The attendance figures surpassed all expectation and although there are
no exact figures we believe they exceeded twenty thousand. The amount raised was £14,990 which has
been presented to the Help The Heroes Fund. The organisers praised the community spirit around the
event and thanked all those attending for supporting the worthwhile cause in raising such a large amount
as well as delivering important messages about safety on the roads as well as near water. A date for the
Rescue Day 2011 has been set for 9th July
We are committed to providing a wide variety of opportunities to engage with you on a frequent basis
and ensure consultation and agreement upon local priorities. This provides an opportunity to update you
and discuss progress. It is intended that at least one published meeting will be held in the neighbourhood
team each month. This will ensure you know where you can attend to engage and work with your local
team. Meetings will include traditional public meetings at school and village halls, council meetings and
community centres. To ensure that we consult as widely as possible we are always seeking new and inno-
vative ways of communicating with the community and welcome any views or suggestions you may have.
Continued on page 6
PCSO
Wendy Frear PC1717
Graham Godley
PCSO 7576
Paul Fearon
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On Tuesday 17th August the Police Events Bus visited the villages of Eastoft, Luddington, Garthorpe and
Fockerby in order for members of the community to visit and discuss any local issues or concerns. The
turn out of residents visiting the bus to speak to the Neighbourhood Team was disappointing but those
who did attend raised important issues relating to the community. .
A Police surgery is held the first Monday of every month. The Neighbourhood team have decided to
change the format of the surgery and for it to be a walkabout one in Crowle town centre to encourage
community engagement. The next two walkabout surgeries are on Monday 4th October 2010 and Monday
1st November 2010. This change will hopefully increase the amount of contact the community has with the
local policing team and give residents the opportunity to tell us of their concerns and relate any informa-
tion they may have about local issues.
The Neighbourhood Action Team was held on Tuesday 31st August 2010 at Althorpe and Keadby School.
The date of the next meeting is Tuesday 30th November 2010 at the same location. Although not a ‘ pub-
lic ‘ meeting, residents were encouraged to raise concerns or issues with their community representatives
( Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator, Parish Councillor or member of the policing team ) so they could
be discussed and so community priorities identified and appropriate action considered.
The Neighbourhood Team and the Roads Policing Department have continued to deal with anti-social use
of motor vehicles in Crowle especially around the Potts lane car park area. Two drivers have been dealt
with for offences including speeding and construction and use offences where their vehicles have not com-
plied with the law. One of the drivers was dealt with for drugs offences after being found in possession of
cannabis.
Two other males have also been arrested for drugs related offences in Crowle. One has been given a
formal drugs warning, the other is on Police bail for assault police and the drugs offence.
A male has been charged for drink driving after being stopped and checked in Keadby. The car was been
seized due to the driver having no driving licence.
Two males have been cautioned for minor assaults.
Three males appeared at North Lincolnshire Magistrates Court after being arrested on the site of the
Keadby Sub Station site close to where copper earthing strip had been stolen. They were found guilty of
being on enclosed premises for an unlawful purpose and are on court bail awaiting sentence.
If anyone has any issues or concerns in their community or has any information regarding who is responsi-
ble for crime in our area, please can they contact PC Godley or any of the Neighbourhood Team and any
information provided will be dealt with in the strictest confidence.
Working with Pc Graham Godley are your Police
Community Support Officers Paul Fearon and
Wendy Frear who regularly patrols the North
Ward area of the Isle and will be happy to discuss
any community issues with you. Please feel free to
stop and speak with them or alternatively contact
either of us via 0845 60 60 222 or by e-mail gra-
ham.godley, paul.fearon or wendy.frear
@humberside.pnn.police.uk.
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The Isle of Axholme Where You Live Your Local History
Adapted by Anthony Catherall
The Drainage of the Isle (continued)
The past 250 years have seen continual improvement and extension of the drainage of the Isle of Axholme. In 1763 there was a record flood when the Idle and Torne broke their banks and laid waste thousands of acres. It was the culmination of years of damaged crops. It needed the disaster to make people realise that new drainage works were needed. In 1764 John Smeaton, a famous Civil Engineer, was consulted and he suggested the deepening of the drains and for some more relief drains, but finance for the scheme was not available. In 1795 an Act of Parliament provide for the enclosure of Commons including £20,000 for new drains. Acting upon Smeaton’s suggestions Foster cut a new drain in 1795. From Bull Hassocks it took the Old River Idle’s bed and then ran parallel to Vermuyden’s New River Torne to Pilfrey’s Bridge where it took the channel of the New River Torne to Althorpe. The New River Torne took the channel of the New River Idle and a new channel called the North River was cut to Keadby. The new drain from Bullock Hassocks is now
called the South level Engine Drain.
About the same time the ‘Folly’ drain was dug. Unofficially it was called ‘Foster’s Folly’. It ran from Bull Hassocks pumping station alongside Foster’s other drain for part of the way to Pilfrey Bridge and from there to the River Trent at Derrythorpe. A second cut to Keadby was made from Pilfrey Bridge to enable both Althorpe sluices to take the New Torne water. The New idle River was passed under the Torne at Pilfrey and thence to Keadby. About 1813 another new drain called ‘Cataline’ was dug to help the drainage of the Santoft area. It runs parallel to the Hatfield Waste Drain and is southern of the Double Rivers. Just before Pilfrey Bridge it goes under its partner and is the northern of the Three Rivers to Keadby. The drainage was so well improved by these new works that there were even complaints that the new land was to dry! However in 1828 the summer was so wet that for weeks on
end, the Trent was too high to accept water from Axholme. A committee set up to look at the problem concluded that the drains ought to drain straight to Adlingfleet which is what, 200 years earlier, Vermuyden ought to have done. George Leather in July 1829 surveyed the water levels of the Trent and recommended a direct drain to the Humber. His plans envisaged a huge waterway 150 feet wide at the bottom, thus with sloping and banking would be about 300 feet wide. It would be excavated from Idle Stop to the Humber. He anticipated it as a tidal river with ships using it and Bykersdike as a route to Gainsborough. The cost estimated was around £354,000. Sixteen trial borings were actually made to plan
the route. Doubtless, it would have been built, for an Act of Parliament authorised the work; but for the development and introduction of pumping stations.
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‘North Axholme Spelling Bee’ Following the success of our Year 7 team that entered the Times Spelling Bee, the first ever ‘North Ax-
holme Spelling Bee’ took place in July.
It was a fun event and was intended to introduce the format of Spelling Bee to year 6 pupils before they
are offered the chance to audition in Year 7.
There were teams from Crowle Primary School, St Norbert’s Catholic Primary School, Eastoft primary
School, Luddington & Garthorpe Primary school and Althorpe & Keadby Primary School who all received
a goodie bag for taking part in the event.
The winner of ‘The Last Man Standing’ in the first round was Callum Butler from Althorpe & Keadby Pri-
mary School who won a cinema ticket.
The winning team was the ‘Crowle Crushers’ from Crowle Primary School with an amazing result of 96
points who won a cinema ticket each. In joint second place with 74 points was ‘Super Smashing Great’
from St Norbert’s primary School & the ‘Speed Spellers’ from Althorpe & Keadby School. Well done to
everyone who took part and thank you to Cameron Jarman, Joshua Broadbent, Alexandra Bint & Katie
Chester our Year 7 students who gave a presentation on their experiences of ‘The Times Spelling
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Arts Awards
Two Year 10 students from North Axholme have com-
pleted their Bronze Arts Award which is awarded by
the Arts Council in recognition of engagement in the
arts. The two students are Ryan Bailey & Bradley Mell.
They wrote scripts, took part in performances in
school and in the local community, they made a short
film and led a drama workshop.
Royal Society of British Arts
– National Students
Exhibition
Six North Axholme students submitted their paintings for the 2010 Annual National Students’ Art Exhibi-
tion at The Mall Galleries, Lon-
don.
Olivia Valentine and Ben Hopkin-
son were successful in having
their work selected for the exhi-
bition and were invited to attend
the opening of the exhibition on
Tuesday 13th July.
Ryan Bailey, Freya Brightmore,
James Ball and Jamie Kaye had
their work highly commended
and were awarded certificates
from the Royal Society of British
Artists
L-R Bradley Mell, Ryan Bailey
L-R is Freya Brightmore 15 from Keadby, Jamie Kaye 15 from Crowle, Ben Hopkinson 15
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neighbours and also in the wider community of Crowle and Ealand. Her
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On Saturday 4th September we were thrilled to welcome the Bishop of Grimsby (Rt Rev
David Rossdale) and Councillor John Briggs (representing Andrew Percy MP) to open our
new kitchen, toilet and café area in the Church. Bishop David cut the ribbon and Councillor Briggs
unveiled a plaque. Rev Timothy Buckley, Rector of the Parish is on the right of the picture.
The project was financed by money from Leader, WREN,
Voluntary Action North Lincolnshire, Garfield Westfield
Foundation and The Parish Council. Part of the roof of the
Church is to be renewed with money from National Church
Housing and our own Funds.
Mrs Barbara Gibbons, widow of Rev John Gibbons, a previous
Rector of the Parish was also in attendance as a distinguished
guest. Many villagers and other friends of the Church enjoyed a
concert by The Axholme Connexion, the official opening
ceremony followed by a delicious tea.
The new facilities in the Church make the building a much more
user friendly place and we hope that many of those who supported the opening event will come back
again for other landmark occasions in the Christian Calendar. The next such occasion is Harvest Festival
on Sunday 3rd October at 3pm.
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Secret Garden Help the Heroes.
Every year at Secret Garden Private Childcare, we pick a charity and organise a fundraising event for it.
This year we decided upon Help 4 Heroes as we had been approached by John Armson to put up a poster
promoting the Rescue Day at The Seven Lakes which was to raise money for the Help 4 Heroes Charity,
the decision to support this charity was also influenced by the children who attend our Nursery as the
previous month they had been interested in learning about fire fighters and the police, so it all fitted to-
gether nicely.
It was decided we would do a sponsored walk around Ealand with everyone dressed up as people who
help us, we had children dressed up as Police people, Fire Fighters, Nurses, Soldiers and Doctors. We had
a lot of children come and join us for the walk and a lot of parents who came to support us and help us
walk safely around Ealand. The children had a wonderful time and we stopped off at Ealand Park for re-
freshments and a play which they thoroughly enjoyed. All the children were tired when they got back but I
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photographs taken they thoroughly enjoyed sitting in the fire engines and police car and listening to the
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What’s On In Crowle & Ealand? Day Activity Meeting Place Time Contact
Mon Crowle & Ealand
Entertainers Drama Group
Community Hall Crowle 6.00pm - 9.00pm
Mon 300 Axholme Air Training Corps North Axholme High School
Grounds, Wharf Road, Crowle
7pm - 9:30pm 07812 124979
Paul Clarke
Mon 8-11 years old Youth Club Keadby Church Hall 6.00pm - 7.30pm (term
time only)
Tues Beavers St Norberts School 5.30—6.30pm John 01724 711492
Tues Cubs & Scouts St Norberts School 6.30—8.00pm John 01724 711492
Tues Aerobics For All Crowle Community Hall 7.00—8.00 pm 07887 503318 Rae
Tues Legs, Bums and Tums Crowle Community Hall 8.00—8.45 pm 07887 503318 Rae
Tues Crowle Youth Club Crowle Youth Centre 7.00pm - 9.00pm YR9+
Wed Crowle Monkey Club Windsor Park Godnow Road 9.00am - 11.00am
Wed 300 Axholme Air Training Corps North Axholme High School
Grounds, Wharf Road, Crowle
7pm - 9:30pm 07812 124979
Paul Clarke
Wed Phoenix Taekwondo Community Hall Crowle 6.30pm - 9.00pm
Thurs Crowle Youth Club Crowle Youth Centre 7.00pm - 9.00pm YR6
Fri Crowle Monkey Club Windsor Park Godnow Road 9.00am - 11.00am
Fri Andrea Hobson School of Dance Community Hall Crowle 5.00pm - 9.00pm
Fri Crowle Youth Club Crowle Youth Centre 6.30pm - 8.30pmYrs 6,7,8
Sat Crowle and Ealand Bowls Outdoor Bowling Green 6pm Mrs Olive Boon
01724 710659
2nd Monday Regen Meeting White Hart, Crowle 7.00pm
1st Monday Eastoft over 50’s CLUB River Don Pub 01724 798040
1st Wednesday Crowle Angling Club Crowle Liberal Club 8.00pm
2nd Wednesday Mothers Club Crowle Community Hall 7.00pm - 9.00pm
2nd Wednesday Eastoft Womans Institute Village Hall, Eastoft 7.30pm
3rd Wednesday Ealand Women’s Fellowship Ealand Chapel 2.00pm
1st Thursday Crowle WI Resource Centre Crowle 7.30pm
3rd Thursday The Over 60’s Crowle Community Hall 7.00pm - 9.00pm
Last Friday St Johns Ambulance BINGO Keadby Church Hall 7.00pm
Last Saturday Coffee Morning Keadby Church Hall 10.00am - 12noon
Crowle Community Hall - Available for Hire - Call Sue Burke on 01724 710622 for details.
Keadby Church Hall - Available for Hire - Call David Patterson on 01724 783546 for details
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07749 519557
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