Category Archives: Luddington

True Grit

Dear Resident,

North Lincolnshire Council Surface Dressing Programme 2022 Season

  • B1392 Eastoft to Luddington
  • Meredyke Road
  • Northfield Lane

Duration 1 day – 11th July 2022.

Please be aware the roads mentioned above are due to be surface dressed in the coming month. Please note that the dates above are weather critical; the treatment cannot be undertaken during inclement weather, as the surface needs to be dry for application. Consequently, the dates may vary to accommodate the weather.

You will be notified by the Contractor, usually the day before, when the surface dressing is to be carried out in your street. Please note we will not shut all the roads simultaneously. On completion of a road, it will be re-opened and the contractor will move onto another.

NO VEHICLES SHOULD BE LEFT ON THE ROAD ON THE DAY OF THE TREATMENT AND OFF STREET PARKING SHOULD BE UTILISED OR CARS REMOVED FROM THE STREET UNTIL THE WORKS ARE COMPLETE.

Due to the nature of the works and the restricted road widths, it will be necessary to close the road to through traffic. Advance warning signs will be erected shortly before commencement of the works. All residents/occupiers within the extents of the road closure will be able to access their properties and access for emergency vehicles will be maintained but there will inevitably be some disruption and inconvenience, your patience and understanding will be much appreciated.

Please see the attached leaflet with further details on surface dressing treatments.

Yours faithfully,

Paige Leake

Highways Project Officer

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

Landscape Heritage Research Foundation

Lost Landscape of Heroes

To Whom it May Concern

About the Project

The “Lost Landscape of Heroes” project organised by the Landscape Heritage Research
Foundation, is a part of the Isle of Axholme and Hadfield Chase Landscape. The project is
about working with local people to re-discover a lost heritage of military landscapes in the
area. The Isle played a part in all major conflicts in the 20th Century with the significant
features from WW2 being particularly obvious. With many of these remains being forgotten
and some now very much at risk, much of the military history and heritage is in danger of
being lost completely. Alongside the fieldwork and archival research being undertaken by
the project volunteers, it sets out to capture memories of the people and their experiences
before they too are lost and to record the heritage which remains.

Oral Histories & Reminiscences — ‘I Remember When …’

The memories of local people are a valuable resource. We need to record these memories
before they are lost to current research and future generations. We have a team of trained
volunteers to help record these memories, compiling them into a unique archive of local
history from the viewpoint of those who have lived there – in their own words.

We are looking for people who wish to share their memories along with any photographs,
documents or other memorabilia, with the project. For anyone who wishes to write their
memories, please fill in one of our ‘I Remember When …’ forms. We will use this information as a basis for our Project Discovery Day in March 2019. The information will also be lodged with archives locally.

The Lost Landscape of Heroes Project – part of the Isle of Axholme and Hadfield Chase
Landscape Partnership

 

Chris Percy (Lost Landscape of heroes project Manager)
c/o LHRF
Venture House
103 Arundel Street
Sheffield

S1 2NT
0114 272 4227

chriscp2@hallamec.plus.com

‘I Remember When …’ forms.

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Webpage

https://www.ukeconet.org/ioaloh.html

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/Lost-Landscape-of-Heroes-261583754386342/?view_public_for=261583754386342

Waste Planning Consultation

Andrew Percy MP
HOUSE OF COMMONS
LONDON SWIA OAA

5 December 2018

Re: Planning Consultation for the Old Peat Works at Reading Gate Swinefleet, DN14 SDT
A number of residents in Eastoft and Luddington have raised concerns about the application by 4R Group for an organic waste recycling plant at the above address. Even though it is in the East Riding, Eastoft and Luddington are two of the closest communities to the site and I thought residents might like to be informed about it.

I have today been informed that a planning application has now been submitted by 4R and details are viewable on East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s planning website:

www.eastriding.gov.uk/planning

You can find the planning application by entering Public Access and searching reference number: 18/03711/CM

You are now able to submit any views you might have about the application to the Public Access website.

Alternatively, you can send them in via email to: beverley.dc@eastriding.gov.uk or by post. If you prefer to write in, please address your letter to:

Planning and Development Management Team,

East Riding of Yorkshire
Council, County Hall,
Cross Street,
Beverley, HU17 98A.

When submitting your comments, please remember to include your name, address and quote the planning application reference number.
I have strong concerns about the impact the operation would have locally, particularly from a transport point of view, and I have submitted my own objection letter today. When submitting your comments, it is important to focus on aspects of the operation which would be unacceptable on planning grounds such as: highway and traffic concerns, visual impact, and noise and environmental concerns.
As our MP, I have no formal role in the determination of planning applications or appeals. Indeed, MPs are not even formally consulted on such matters. My comments on this application will receive the same weight as any other local person’s and that is why it is vital residents make their views known.

As ever, if you have any further questions about this please do not hesitate to contact me or my office.

Yours sincerely,
Andrew Percy MP

British Legion Invitation

GARTHORPE & DISTRICT BRITISH LEGION BRANCH

MEETING ON THURSDAY OCTOBER 4TH 7PM

Dear Residents of Eastoft

We have an opportunity to have our own Garthorpe & Fockerby British Legion Branch.
As you might be aware that the British Legion are one of the main supporters of all military services.

We all know that they raise money through the Poppy Appeal every November and the Queen is their patron.

Royal British Legion Clubs are closing but smaller branches are opening up in pubs,hotels and village halls and as the nearest is in Scunthorpe/Goole and we have a connection within the local Villages of people that have served and are serving it would be good to open up a Branch in Garthorpe & Fockerby that will be available to everyone In the surrounding villages and this invitation is open to all, not just the Forces.

We have a representative from the Lincoln RBL Mr T Goodwin coming to Garthorpe on Thursday 4th October at 7pm to discuss the possibilities of opening a branch and what it entails and this will be held in St Mary’s Church so please do come along if you can as this meeting is open to everyone.

I would like to mention there is no commitment or looking for committee members at this point its just a general meeting of what a RBL Branch does and the protocols and there is a process.
To date there has been some Interest and it would be good for the Village and a network for local communities, veterans and serving personnel to get together and have a social once in a while.

If you would have liked to come to the meeting but unable to please email: garthorpedistrictRBL@gmail.com

or If you do not have email facilities then please drop a note with name and address to
Mrs S Graham,2 Church Cottages,Shore Road,Garthorpe.
and will be pleased to forward the relevant information after the meeting.
I would like to thank you for taking time in reading the above.

Your Sincerely,

Susan Graham

ST MARY’S CHURCH GARTHORPE
SATURDAY OCTOBER 6TH
11-30AM – 2PM
PLOUGHMANS LUNCH SERVED
£3-50PER PERSON
INCL TEA/COFFEE