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Around the Village

Crafts & Carboot

Eastoft, Luddington & Garthorpe

Sunday 22nd August

Starting at 10am

Have you got anything you’ve been meaning to clear out? 

Come and join us and pop up a stall in your own garden. 

Or you can just come along, have a gander in the gardens and bag yourself a bargain!! 

All stalls will be visible from the kerbside in all villages.

Signs will be put up to help you find the stalls down the smaller street’s.

Have a stall in your own front garden for a small donation towards Eastoft Church or have a look around the villages to see if there is anything that catches your eye

Refreshments are also available
Any  Inquiries Please Contact Brenda on 07972693379

Or Email bgleadle@btinternet.com

Live Music Performance

St. Bartholomew’s Church, Eastoft, North Lincolnshire is to present extracts from Handel’s magnificent choral work, Messiah on Saturday 7th March 2020 at 7.00 p.m.

The choir will be formed from amateur singers from the area who will come together on the day to rehearse between 2.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m.

The soloists will be Carolyne Storey, Pam Waddington-Muse, James Allen and Barny Haywood.

The conductor will be Daniel Fields and the accompanist is James Longden.

Any one wishing to join in the performance should contact Carolyne Storey on 01405 704533 or via email on carolynestorey@hotmail.co.uk

St. Bartholomew’s Church will provide a truly atmospheric setting for this performance and this will be a great opportunity to hear highly talented local musicians coming together to perform this much loved work.

Tickets for the performance are limited and must be purchased in advance by contacting Ian Bishop on 07587268476 or via email on eastoftchurch@gmail.com

There is a cost of £7.50 to attend as a performer and tickets for audience members are also £7.50.

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Further details about this event can be provided by contacting Ian Bishop 07587 268476 or via email on eastoftchurch@gmail.com

Village Hall Project

We’re proud to support projects in your
local rural community.

It’s all about your community and your project. For the past two years, our Rural Community Fund winners have created remarkable projects that have improved the lives of their local community.

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A community with no limits.

Whatever your community requires (from bus shelters to showers, from armchairs to adventure playgrounds) we’re here to help you make an impact.

This year, project applicants also have the option to raise additional funds through Crowdfunder – with an element of match funding too!

It’s time to get applying. We look forward to hearing what your community has in store.

Project description

Describe your project
To install electronic equipment for the hard of hearing (loop system) and to install computer(s) and a broadband connection to enable a coffee morning to be established where those in need of help can be assisted with the internet such as the elderly and those who cannot afford an internet connection.

How will your project benefit your local community?
We expect that as we as a group put on and support others to use the hall for fund raising etc. we need to take into account disabilities such as deafness. We also want to enable times when people can just gather for a coffee (and maybe cakes) and be able to be assisted to use the internet for paying bills or searching for something and have little experience of doing so. Also to enable the unemployed to access Universal Credit etc. which is becoming more online and other avenues such as libraries are closing. The Hall has recently been repainted and the next project will be an upgrade of the heating which will also use the broadband connection.

Please give details of any support you have from your local community
We have great support from our community whenever functions such as quiz’s etc, are put on (last one was attended by approx 50 residents of all ages (and at least 2 deaf people). We also allow other groups to use the Hall free of charge occasionally to support them. At other times the Hall is used by residents for private functions and we try to supply all their needs.

How many people will benefit from your project?
The village hall is maintained for the use of the whole village 431 (2011 census) . Also others when hall is used by outside but local groups.

Tell us what you intend to spend the money on.
A loop system for the deaf which also needs at least one lapel microphone to link in to the existing PA system. At least one laptop computer to be supported by a broadband installation and 1 years rental of broadband and line.

When and why was your project founded?
The project was founded in 1975 to rescue the hall from being lost to the village as a community asset. The hall was falling into disrepair and Eastoft Community Welfare Association was formed to rescue it and bring it back to life.

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