The 5th Thorne Rural Lions walk will take place on Sunday 17th May 2020 beginning at 10am on Town Moor Fields.
Please find attached information sheet and application form.
Lions Charity Walk 2020 letter
The next Police Drop – In Session will be held at The Church Balk Centre, Off Marian Rd, Edenthorpe, DN3 2PT on Wednesday 22nd January 2020 from 10am – 11am. The Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator and a member of East Local Policing Team will be present to discuss matters with members of the public. Don’t waste this opportunity! – Come and discuss matters concerning you, about your neighbourhood and surroundings.
Well, 2020 has got off to an exciting start for Edenthorpe.
Please find attached final examination report for Edenthorpe Neighbourhood Plan.
All amendments required will be completed in the next few weeks.
I have just been informed that the above police drop -in session to be held at The Church Balk Centre, Edenthorpe (3.00pm – 4.00pm) has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
We are awaiting dates for the new drop in sessions for 2020.
What an amazing beginning to Christmas in Edenthorpe. Thank you to everyone who came along on Friday 29th November to the carol service under the trees on the green. It certainly was a very special evening.
Our local hero – Adam Barnes, was spotted in the early evening and was given the very prestigious job of switching on the Christmas tree lights this year. Adam, who along with others, gave up his time throughout the night, on numerous occasions, to help those affected by the flooding in Fishlake and had to be evacuated from their homes. Great work!
Huge thanks go to all the local businesses who very kindly donated mince pies and mulled wine. We couldn’t do this without your support. In return we ask that residents totally support our local businesses. They are so important in a village such as ours and we are very lucky to have them.
This event began three years ago after a conversation with Linda Lauri Ali and my goodness what a lovely tradition has started. Linda Lauri Ali, once again was a driving force and has been the major organiser of this event. Many thanks to Linda and her lovely family for all their help, support and the slick organisation in the lead up to the event, and on the night itself.
Reverend Beck led the service and kindly provided the music, sound system and song sheets as well as his expert compere skills. Everyone enjoyed the traditional and modern which were sung together under the lights of the trees (a few pooches were spotted too dressed for the occasion).
Thank you, Olivia Ward for singing Away in a Manger so beautifully, setting the scene for the evening and to Steve and Debbie Ward for the snow machine, it gave such a magical touch.
Edenthorpe Parish Council would like to thank Tesco, Sainsburys, Asda, Edenthorpe Carpets, Chantals Perfect Day Florist, The Men’s Room Barbers, Harper’s Heavenly Bakes, Strands Hairdressers, Claire Anderson Dance and Theatre School, Neil Lovitt Plastering, Edenthorpe Driving School, Jimmy Piggs and also the many residents who very kindly donated mulled wine and mince pies for the event. Each and every one of you helped to make our carol service perfect.
We would like to wish you all a happy, safe and healthy Christmas period. Please look out for neighbours and friends who may be alone and need support. Christmas, as we know, can be a very happy time but can also be a very sad time for some.
Thank you once again,
Anne Flanagan
(Clerk for Edenthorpe Parish Council)
As part of the examination of the Edenthorpe Neighbourhood Plan, the examiner has requested that both the Borough Council and Parish Council respond to points raised by consultees. The consultee comments are provided below, alongside a joint response from the Borough and Parish Council.
Additionally, the Examiner has requested that a Sustainability Matrix and Consultation Statement are provided by the Neighbourhood Plan group. The Sustainability Matrix and Consultation Statement are available below.
Please find attached document as required by the examiner.
After such abysmal weather I think we all need cheering up. Our third annual lighting of the Christmas tree lights on the green will be held on Friday 29th November starting at 6.30pm.
The carols will be led by Reverend Steve Beck with local pupil Olivia Ward singing solo.
Please join us and enjoy a mince pie and drink of mulled wine.
Our thoughts also go to all those who have been affected in any way by the recent flooding.
Good Morning all,
To add to the work we have been doing locally to look at street safety and quality, we have recently been involved with Sheffield City Region Wider planning for developing a walking and cycling map to allow the public to log any concerns.
This has now gone live, and is accessible to anybody to view and add to (please copy the link into chrome as explorer doesn’t open it properly).
It would be great to get as many comments as possible added to this so please circulate to all your contacts. I will also be adding all the issues raised in the recent community street audits.
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Have your say about your streets at: https://cyclewalkscrmap.sheffieldcityregion.org.uk/
What’s it all about?
Dame Sarah Storey, Mayor Dan Jarvis’ Active Travel Commissioner, is inviting people from across the region to highlight what is and what isn’t working on South Yorkshire’s current network of roads, cycle paths and footpaths. When appointed as Commissioner, Dame Sarah pledged to listen to communities across South Yorkshire as she works to enable more people to leave the car at home and walk or cycle.
Now is your chance to have your say about the current issues on your local streets that make it less appealing to you to walk or cycle. Whether it’s pavement parking, a lack of pedestrian and cycle crossings, or unsuitable cycle infrastructure, we want to know.
1. What are your journeys like now?
2. How could they be improved and made safer?
3. Do you face challenges on what should be the simplest of journeys?
All contributions will be used as part of the work taking place with South Yorkshire’s four local authorities to help plan what the region’s Active Travel Network could look like by 2040.
Who’s it for?
• those who walk or cycle now
• those who want to walk or cycle more in the future
• parents who struggle with buggies and worry about when their toddlers want to run on ahead
• teenagers who don’t feel safe walking to school
• people using wheelchairs or have mobility aids
• people with visual or hearing impairments who require assistance to travel
How Do I Get Involved?
• Simply click the link to the map at the top of this email and add your comments to the map. All Comments are anonymous
• You can also share this link on your social media to spread the word and get others to add their views.
• Share your comments on social media to @CycleWalkSCR using #CycleWalkSCR
Please be aware that this map has not been produced by DMBC and is part of a wider, regional initiative and so any questions or problems about this map should be reported to:
enquiries@sheffieldcityregion.org.uk
0114 2203400
Kind Regards,
Hannah Wild
Public Health Improvement Officer (Walking & Cycling)
Public Health Floor 4
Civic Office, Waterdale
DN1 3BU
Office: 01302736596
Mobile: 07989717029
Website: getdoncastermoving.org
@DoncasterMoving on twitter
@GetDoncasterMoving on Instagram and Facebook
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