HUBY VOICEIssue 16 December 2015 Published by Huby Par ish Council

Welcom e to the Chr i stm as edi t i on of the Huby Voice

The nights have draw n in and the vi l lagers of Huby have taken to planning al l manner of Chr istmas festivi ties From Santa night at Huby School to the annual Chr istmas sing-a-long sponsored by the Par ish Counci l you wont have to go far to f ind celebrations this December

Have a safe and happy Chr istmas

Delivered fr ee to al l homes in Huby

Mon - Fri 800am - 600pm

Saturday 800am - 1230pm

Sunday 900am - 1130am

Opening Hours

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Please shop local and remember at the post office you can

- Bank your cheques- Pay cash into your

bank account- Withdraw cash using

your debit card

We are your local bank service

Look out for special promotions

Free Vil lage Christmas Sing-a long

Sponsored by Huby Parish Council

- Music from Dynamics- Mince Pies- Mulled wineSoft drinks- Christmas Cheer- Hosted by Scouts amp Brownies

730-9pm

Wednesday 16th December

Huby Memorial Village Hall

Come along and join in the fun

2016 Parish Council meetings to be held on the 3rd Monday of the month

All meetings at the Methodist Chapel 730pm

Lisa and Ricki you have been in the village a year now What brought you to the village

We had the opportunity to run The Mended Drum and couldnt refuse We just loved the people and the surroundings

Despite the fact that Ricki had already agreed to it before I had even seen it

Did you have a pub background

I have worked behind bars and pubs since I was 18 but Ricki had never poured a pint before We love our real ales and gin We set about a mission to squeeze as many real ales on the bar as possible We now have a choice of 7 craft ales at any one time

What is your vision for food at The Drum

We want to build up the food side although we always want to be a pub where you can get some lovely fresh homemade food as opposed to restaurant with a bar We have redesigned the restaurant to make it more welcoming especially for families

Ricky which is your favourite ale that youve been able to source

To be honest I cant pick just one we are working with some great breweries like ATOM and BRASS CASTLE where you cant get have a bad pint The one Im most looking forward to is the breakfast IPA Assam and marmalade tea This said I am so excited about our winter beer festival where we will have 15 hand pulls at any one time

Lisa tell us about your Gin Club

Gin Club is making Thursday my favourite day of the week Where you can have any premium gin and tonic for pound400 and now with our Steak Night addition

where you can get 2 steaks for pound1500 it s a great night of the week I adore my gin and love learning about the weird and wonderful f lavour pairing you can do Although Ricki winces when hes sees the invoice

Why have you chosen to source food ingredients and beers locally

There is so much amazing produce and passion for food and ale here we couldnt have decided not to use this resource As Ricki l ikes to tell me regularly everything is better when it s Yorkshire I have to agree we have even started to source local spirits including Masons Yorkshire gin

Whats happening at The Drum over Christmas and New Year

We have a beer festival 27-29th Nov l ive music We have a full pub take over by ATOM 11th December where we will be handing over the bar restaurant and kitchen to the ATOM guys what could possibly go wrong We are having a charity night on the 22nd December for testicular cancer where we are having a race night and dart knock out match For us Christmas and new year is a time to have fun at the drum We love the community and family side of this time of year and love being part of it

We adore our new life in Huby and love what we do We have raised nearly pound2000 for local causes and charit ies in a year but we couldnt do any of this without the amazing people here For us the vil lage pub is a hub of the community weve had birthdays christenings charity nights stag dos engagement parties there was even a space hopper competit ion

Spot l ight on The Mended Drum

NEW INTITIATIVE

Following the success of last issues article on The New Inn our roving reporters have decided to focus the spot l ight on a dif ferent Huby business each issue

Nominate your next choice to the editor by emailing hubyvoicegmailcom

Kevin Hol l i nr ake MP opens r e-vam ped Post Of f i ce

Barkers of Huby was delighted to welcome local MP Kevin Holl inrake to the vi l lage formally open the r e-vamped Post Off ice on 11 November

If you havent been in r ecently (why not) you w i l l see the two grants from the Post Off ice Community fund and Hambleton Distr ict Counci l have been used for

- New Post Off ice Counter- New island display shelving- New newspaper magazine and card display

shelving- LED l ighting- New double fr idge and fr eezer

The shop looks and feels great and the LED l ighting w i l l r educe electr ici ty costs

This was Kevins f i r st r ibbon cutting event and he congratulated Chairman Denise Howard OBE and the management committee on what they had achieved in ensur ing a sustainable future for the shop He was also ver y complimentar y about the r ange of local produce and bought several i tems to take home

Regular Volunteer s Needed for Bar ker s

Thanks to the hard work and continued effor t of a few volunteers Barkers of Huby is open ever y day ser ving the local community Some of the volunteers work

r egular shi f ts whi lst some volunteer on a more ad-hoc basis

Wed love to welcome some new volunteers to the team especial ly i f you can give a r egular two or three hours a week and help us keep the shop open and looking good

There is a lot more to do than just ser ve on the counter from placing orders r eceiving stock and pr icing cleaning and re-stocking dai ly newspapers and returns keeping the forecour t clean and tidy

One of our new volunteers moved to the vi l lage recently and has found i t an enjoyable way of meeting new people and getting to know her neighbours

Why dont you come and join us Contact Ter r y Wolf 01347 811153 or give your detai ls to anyone in the shop

Shop Local Th is Chr i stm as

The Chr istmas tasting event at Barkers in October was a huge success and w i l l be r epeated next year when we hope that more of you w i l l be able to attend

Sloe Gin Damson whisky Wine Festive Pie Florentines Chr istmas Cake Mince Pies and other tr eats were al l avai lable to sample

Order forms are now avai lable in the shop i f you want to order

Turkey game f ish pies Chr istmas cakes vegetables toys plants and festive w reaths

Barkers w i l l also take orders for w ine and spir i ts so you can really keep i t local this Chr istmas

News f rom Huby Par ish Council

Recycl ing Update f rom Hambleton Dist rict Council

Mini Recycl ing Centre Removal

As you know part of the Waste Services Review that will bring in increased kerbside recycling systems for all Hambleton residents sees the mini recycling centres around the district removed We will be writ ing to all the properties that this affects in your area it is Huby Primary School They are being told that following the comprehensive waste services review there will be signif icant changes to the recycling services - from March 1st 2016 all households will receive a third wheeled bin for recycling materials which will include all materials collected at the above site s and more In March 2016 all mini recycling banks will be removed across the District - the new kerbside recycling scheme will be taking all the materials currently collected at the sites We will be advertising the closure of these sites to inform residents through the website press releases and signage at the affected sites and letters to the Parish Councils Schools and Village Halls will be offered the same service as households (although in the form of 2 x 240litre wheeled bins)

Council lors get down and dirty

Unafraid of getting their hands dirty your parish amp district councillors recently undertook several tasks around the vil lage after receiving complaints from residents

1 Raising of the crown on a tree at the top of Shaw Crescentvisibil ity issue

2 Clearing the overgrown plants between Horner Avenue and Easingwold Road eyesoreaccess

Vil lage Trees

- Removal of ivy and dead wood from several trees on Huby Open spaces

- Replace willow with new trees to form a screen

- Felling of trees as recommended by the previous Parish Councils tree survey

Forging new partnerships Parish Council meets School Council

Some of items discussed

- Speeding cars especially on Tollerton Road- Falling school numbers dif f iculty for young families to

buy rent in the vil lage- More litter bins especially outside shop amp Robin Lane- Hold a Parish Council Meeting at the school- Whats it l ike to be a councillor- What are the responsibil it ies of the PC Headteacher Katie Booth Huby Primary School

Before

Before Af ter

Af ter

News f rom Huby Methodist Church

As we think about our services for fast approaching Advent and Christmas we also look back on several memorable services some shared with All Hallows Church Sutton such as the Harvest Festival and meal in the Grey Village Hall and our Service of Remembrance at Huby Methodist Church on Armistice Day Wednesday 11th November Revd Elizabeth Cushion led the service with children from Huby Primary School reading poems they had written and we were very impressed by their understanding and use of language

On Saturday December 5th from 1130am to 100pm we are holding with the help of the ladies from the Community Cafe a Soup and Puds event where everyone is welcome to enjoy a light lunch and companionship If you would be interested in joining us or you know of anyone who might be please telephone Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

For Bapt isms Weddings or Funerals please contact our Minister Revd Elizabeth Cushion on 821460

Our regular activities include weekly Prayer Group from 800am to 900am on Thursdays in Chapel occasional Ecumenical Bible Study sessions Open the Book a fortnightly session in school every other Tuesday Monday Club every second Monday evening of the month along with weekly Jelly Beans sessions every Wednesday morning in term time and regular Keep Fit sessions A Communit y Cafe is held on the first Saturday morning of every month

Prescr ipt ion service If you need help with fetching your prescription from Stillington Tollerton or Easingwold surgeries please contact Pat Wragg on 810693

For any further information about the Church contact stewards Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

Christmas Services at Huby Methodist Chapel

Sunday 29th November Advent Sunday 930am St Nicholas Church Stillington Ecumenical Benefice Service

Sunday 6th December 1030am Holy Communion led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Sunday 13th December 500pm All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest Ecumenical Christingle Service

Sunday 20th December 1030am Morning Service led by Mr Robin Jackson

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve Candlelight Carol Service led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Friday 25th December Chr istmas Day 1045am Christmas Family service at All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest No service at Huby

Sunday 27th December 1030am Ecumenical Service of Meditation at Huby

All Hallows ChurchSutton on the Forest and Huby

Many people in the parish will be aware that the Revd Chris Ellis suffered quite a serious stroke in late September We are pleased to say that he is now recovering but he will be unable to return to his duties for several months at best In the meantime Canon Robert Law who lives in Stil l ington is standing in for the most part and will take care of any special requests baptisms weddings funerals etc His telephone number is 810940 We ask that you do not approach Chris Ellis until further notice as thoughts of his duties may exacerbate his situation

We have tried to keep to our normal pattern of services for the foreseeable future with assistance from Canon Law and other retired clergy in the area as well as lay readers But we may encounter dif f iculties from time to time The programme of services for December and January is as follows-

- Dec 6th 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1030am Benefice St Nicholas Celebration Stil l ington

- Dec 13th 500pm Christingle Service Sutton- Dec 20th 800am Holy Communion Sutton

500pm Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols Sutton

- Dec 24th 1130pm Midnight Christmas Communion Sutton

- Dec 25th 1045am Family Christmas Celebration Sutton

- Dec 27th 930am Benefice Morning Worship Stil l ington

- Jan 3rd 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1045am Epiphany Morning Worship Sutton

- Jan 10th 1045am Holy Communion Sutton 430pm Benefice Family Worship Sutton

- Jan 17th 800am Holy Communion 1030am Benefice Family Eucharist Sherif f Hutton

- Jan 24th 1045am Holy Communion- Jan 31st 1100am Ecumenical Covenant Service

Huby Methodist Church

Roger Cooper 810009

Chai r m an Trev Peacock 810955

Tr easur er Roger Kraemer 810162

Oper at i on Eye Bal l

Chr istmas patrols 7th - 14th December 630 - 8pm Co-ordinator s amp volunteer lead evening patrols of the vi l lage in the two week run up to Chr istmas

Pair s of w i l l ing amp committed local r esidents w i l l patrol the vi l lage from 6-8pm The idea is to r aise the prof i le of the need for vigi lance around Chr istmas time and deter burglar y amp other cr iminal activi ty

The co-ordinator s are in contact w ith the local pol ice dur ing their patrols via two-way radio

Recr u i tm entWe are always looking for extr a volunteers to join the groups as co-ordinator s The posi tion is not at al l onerous

- Shor t AGM in Januar y (Mended Drum New Inn)- Prepared to be a point of contact for your area

w ithin the vi l lage- Join in the Chr istmas patrols (Suppor ted by local

pol ice high viz jacketsr adios provided)- Assist w i th del iver y of Huby Voice (quar ter ly)

Top Tips

- Invest in some plug in timers (l ights and radios are

strong deter rents as are TV simulator s)

- Close cur tains in the eveningnight

- Secure wheeled binsladders so that would be cr iminals cannot use them to access your proper ty

- Aler t neighbours to your hol iday plans - Lock outside doors now the darker days are w ith us- Light Up Lock Upleave a l ight on when out

between 4-9pm

Notes f r om the Chai r

I attend the quar ter ly Hambleton South Neighbourhood Watch Association meetings in Easingwold on behalf of the vi l lage This keeps the group aware of any police ini tiatives update on cr ime f igures etc

I have recently attended inaugural meetings at both Linton-on-Ouse and Bagby who are setting up their ow n Neighbourhood Watch schemes to give both suppor t and advice based on our ow n ver y successful model

Peter Lyddon

I t is w i th great sadness that I note the passing of a past chairman and stalwar t of Huby Neighbourhood WatchPeter Lyddon (Major Lyddon MBE) sadly passed away in October this year A fel low member of the Neighbourhood Watch for near ly 8 years and an active member of the community The Huby Neighbourhood Watch was formed in December 1993 w ith Peter joining in 2005 amp becoming i ts chairman in 2007 a posi tion he held unti l 2012 Peter for many years organised the Chr istmas vi l lage patrols ensur ing that there was a high visible presence to deter thieves He also ini tiated Watch members to del iver and produce the vi l lage paper this r esponsibi l i ty was subsequently

Huby Neighbourhood Watch

Huby Local Walks Group

By the time you read this there should be copies of the f irst two walks in what we hope is the f inal form in the shop (They should also be in the Motel) and online at http hubyvillageorguknotices-useful-info vil lage-walks

Please let us know what you think by emailing kmwallis1btinternetcom or telephone 810612

A limited number of copies will be available please contact as above if you cannot get one

Jackie Bullough 810873 Ryan Batty 07787170832

Stuar t Bur ton 81015 David Bracewell 810148

Daw n Thompson 811242 Br ian King 811532

Paula Howell 811968 Ernest Cooke 810810

Daw n Walmsley 810776

Get festive and admire theCHRISTMAS TREE AT VILLAGE HALLDecember-January

Christmas trees will be recycled Fri day 15th January in green bins with lids down

passed on to the Par ish Counci l He is a great loss to the vi l lage the Neighbourhood Watch members offer their condolences to Peters fami ly and mourn his passing

AGM ear ly Januar y 2016 (date tbc) to be held in the Mended Drum ALL WELCOME

Tr ev Peacock

Sut ton amp Huby Gardening ClubMeets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 745pm and alternates between Huby Methodist Chapel and Sutton Village Hall Chairman Willie Anderson Secretary Ann Butler 810462 Huby Rep amp Treasurer Sally-Jane Fell 810955

Tr evs Gr ow ing Tips

Things to do i n the gar den now

- Gather leaves to make mulch Collect the leaves when they are thoroughly saturated to aid quick decomposition Use as a potting compost soi l improver or a mulch

- Tidy up borders chop up or shred as much mater ial as possible and add to the compost heap

- Give agapanthus shelter they l ike i t cool and dr y dur ing their dormant season

- Wash pots r eady for next year- Spread well-rotted manure on empty veg plots- Cover non- hardy shrubs w ith f leece i f hard

frosts are l ikely- Clean your mower being stor ing away for

w inter - Why not provide high-energy food for the

bir ds- Why not tr y to grow a new crop such as gar l ic

For thcom ing tal ks

- Wednesday 9th December 730pm at Grey Village Hall Sutton-on-ForestChristmas Social f lower arranging quiz slide show special Xmas raff le and much more All welcome Visitors pound250

- Wednesday 27th January Huby - Problem areas in the garden by Mart in Howe

- Wednesday 24th February Sutton - The hidden and secret places of Beningborough Hal l Gal lery amp Gardens by Bob Mansf ield

- Wednesday 23rd March Huby - Auriculas history care and cul t ivat ion by Robin Graham

LAVENDERS amp PINKS

Septembers meeting was well received and all l istened attentively to Gill Tomkinson entertain us with an interesting and lively talk on how to grow these popular plants

- They hate damp and so plant with grit for free drainage

- English lavenders are tolerant to -15deg C- Litt le Lottie a very pretty rosy pink plant height 8

X 12 Plant at the front of a border or a pot or window ledge

- Nana Alba miniature shite 8 X 12- Diane popular- Blue Scent (Elegance series) Tough super for

attracting bees amp other insects hated by deer two successions of f lowers 12 X 12

- Litt le Bee Series hard to acquire bred for bees an English lavender but with French f lowers

- Falgate excellent for cooking amp migraines- Long Pink 3 tall Great l ing the path of a cottage

garden- Hidcote Pink Edelweiss is a beautiful white

variety- Spanish Eyes use as an annual lemon scent grow

from seed (2yrs to get a good plant)- Bracken Hall tall and tough excellent for

semi-dappled shade - HEDGING eg Grey Ledge Munsted Hidcote

Mem ber ship i ncludes

- Doors open 715pm for 745pm star t Subscr iptions pound8 per year (pound250 for over 80s visi tor s amp under 18s)

- Raff le each meeting (Three hampers at the Chr istmas Social too)

- Meetings are held on the four th Wednesday of the month alternately in each vi l lage (Grey Vi l lage Hall in Sutton)

- Subscr iptions also give 10 off at a var iety of local gardening outlets Visi tor s always welcome

Please come along and join this l ively enthusiastic and ver y fr iendly club Youll be assured of a ver y warm welcome an enter taining talk garden themed raff le and fol lowed by r efr eshments to round off the evening

CHILDRENS PLANT COMPETITION

We appreciate the continuingsuppor t from Peacock Garden Design in the planning and execution of the annual competi tion judged at the show Now a month ear l ier than in the past pupi ls w i l l have to be r eady to star t grow ing their plants and designing plant pots str aight after the Easter hol iday

Huby amp Sut ton Show

Huby amp Sutton Show June 2016 planning has alr eady star ted for our ideas for the chi ldrens competi tion and our ow n involvement in the Garden amp Farm Produce Marquee I t looks l ike being an exci ting Saturday event

01347 810955

1st Galtres Rainbows have moved to Patchworks Nursery on Skates Lane every Wednesday 615pm til l 715pm If you have a daughter aged between 5 and 7 who would be interested in joining us please ring Karen Adams on 01347810494 or go onto the Girl Guiding website to join us and follow the simple steps

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HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

Huby Pr imary School Result s in t op 2 of t he count ry

Primary school was thril led to receive a letter from Nick HubyGibb Minster of State for School Reform congratulating them on their very high standard of

achievement in the 2015 Phonics screening check that all children in Year 1 nationally take 100 of pupils passed the screening check which meant that Huby school is in the top 2 of all schools in the country The school is delighted by this result and the fact that they have been consistently above national averages since the phonics check was introduced The teaching of reading at Huby is given the highest priority and this was recognised by Ofsted in June 2015 who stated reading was outstanding at Huby Many thanks to all the parents at Huby who regularly l isten to their children read and support the school in this valuable way

Out and about

All the children have had a busy f irst half term extending their learning outside of the classroom The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Eden Camp as part of their topic on World War 2 They spent the day exploring the sights sounds and smells of l iving in Britain during

World War 2 experiencing the living conditions of l ife on a U boat to hearing and seeing the sights and sounds of l iving through the Blitz and the evenings spent in Anderson Shelters

Children in Year 5 and 6 honed their geo-caching and map skills and undertook river investigations on the

River Esk as part of their geography f ield work at Danby Moor on the North York Moors Luckily the weather was excellent and the children had a wonderful day

Our youngest children also were out and about and the children in Early Years went on their f irst school trip to Harlow Carr Gardens in Harrogate All the children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 explored the gardens and sculptures whilst spending the morning looking at dif ferent seeds and planting their own lettuce leaves Their green f ingers have paid off and the children will soon be eating their leaves

The childrens behaviour on all three trips was exceptional and staff children and parent volunteers all thoroughly enjoyed themselves Photographs of the children enjoying themselves can be found on the school website under the childrens class pages wwwhubyn-yorksschuk

Sport ing success

The school has recently been awarded the Sainsbury School Gold Award one of the few schools in the county to be awarded the award The award is given to schools that provide outstanding sports provisions and extra-curricular activit ies

For the f irst t ime in many years the school football team under the tutelage of Mr Hartley have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the County Football Finals After playing for three consecutive weeks against tough competit ion the children are one of two schools from the Easingwold Cluster to go through to the next stage of the competit ion We will keep you informed of the results

Hand-delivered to every home in Huby the Huby Voice offers the ideal platform to promote your business or service to residents of the village

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It s that time of year alr eady Book now for your Chr istmas par ty Our del icious menu (see our facebook page) w i l l r un throughout December and we are open to bookings for small or large par ties 01347810393 or emai l thenew innhubygmailcom

Opening hour s

- Monday 6shy11pm (Kitchen closed) - Tuesday shy Saturday 12 shy 2pm amp 530 shy 12pm

Food ser ved 12shy2pm amp 6shy9pm- Sunday 12 shy 10pm Sunday lunch ser ved

12shy3pm - Ear ly Bir d Menu 12shy2pm amp 6shy7pm

Special Lunchtime only offer in addition to our del icious sandw ich menu Tuesday to Saturday 12shy 2 we offer a r educed pr ice on our Ear ly Bir d menu and 10 off the main menu

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Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

The Huby Voice has been a brilliant way to advertise my business and reach out to

local peopleAnna Martinez-Armitage Spanish Talk

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

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BEAVERS

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SCOUTS COMMITTEE

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HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

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Steve Colquhoun

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COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

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FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

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Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

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Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

Lisa and Ricki you have been in the village a year now What brought you to the village

We had the opportunity to run The Mended Drum and couldnt refuse We just loved the people and the surroundings

Despite the fact that Ricki had already agreed to it before I had even seen it

Did you have a pub background

I have worked behind bars and pubs since I was 18 but Ricki had never poured a pint before We love our real ales and gin We set about a mission to squeeze as many real ales on the bar as possible We now have a choice of 7 craft ales at any one time

What is your vision for food at The Drum

We want to build up the food side although we always want to be a pub where you can get some lovely fresh homemade food as opposed to restaurant with a bar We have redesigned the restaurant to make it more welcoming especially for families

Ricky which is your favourite ale that youve been able to source

To be honest I cant pick just one we are working with some great breweries like ATOM and BRASS CASTLE where you cant get have a bad pint The one Im most looking forward to is the breakfast IPA Assam and marmalade tea This said I am so excited about our winter beer festival where we will have 15 hand pulls at any one time

Lisa tell us about your Gin Club

Gin Club is making Thursday my favourite day of the week Where you can have any premium gin and tonic for pound400 and now with our Steak Night addition

where you can get 2 steaks for pound1500 it s a great night of the week I adore my gin and love learning about the weird and wonderful f lavour pairing you can do Although Ricki winces when hes sees the invoice

Why have you chosen to source food ingredients and beers locally

There is so much amazing produce and passion for food and ale here we couldnt have decided not to use this resource As Ricki l ikes to tell me regularly everything is better when it s Yorkshire I have to agree we have even started to source local spirits including Masons Yorkshire gin

Whats happening at The Drum over Christmas and New Year

We have a beer festival 27-29th Nov l ive music We have a full pub take over by ATOM 11th December where we will be handing over the bar restaurant and kitchen to the ATOM guys what could possibly go wrong We are having a charity night on the 22nd December for testicular cancer where we are having a race night and dart knock out match For us Christmas and new year is a time to have fun at the drum We love the community and family side of this time of year and love being part of it

We adore our new life in Huby and love what we do We have raised nearly pound2000 for local causes and charit ies in a year but we couldnt do any of this without the amazing people here For us the vil lage pub is a hub of the community weve had birthdays christenings charity nights stag dos engagement parties there was even a space hopper competit ion

Spot l ight on The Mended Drum

NEW INTITIATIVE

Following the success of last issues article on The New Inn our roving reporters have decided to focus the spot l ight on a dif ferent Huby business each issue

Nominate your next choice to the editor by emailing hubyvoicegmailcom

Kevin Hol l i nr ake MP opens r e-vam ped Post Of f i ce

Barkers of Huby was delighted to welcome local MP Kevin Holl inrake to the vi l lage formally open the r e-vamped Post Off ice on 11 November

If you havent been in r ecently (why not) you w i l l see the two grants from the Post Off ice Community fund and Hambleton Distr ict Counci l have been used for

- New Post Off ice Counter- New island display shelving- New newspaper magazine and card display

shelving- LED l ighting- New double fr idge and fr eezer

The shop looks and feels great and the LED l ighting w i l l r educe electr ici ty costs

This was Kevins f i r st r ibbon cutting event and he congratulated Chairman Denise Howard OBE and the management committee on what they had achieved in ensur ing a sustainable future for the shop He was also ver y complimentar y about the r ange of local produce and bought several i tems to take home

Regular Volunteer s Needed for Bar ker s

Thanks to the hard work and continued effor t of a few volunteers Barkers of Huby is open ever y day ser ving the local community Some of the volunteers work

r egular shi f ts whi lst some volunteer on a more ad-hoc basis

Wed love to welcome some new volunteers to the team especial ly i f you can give a r egular two or three hours a week and help us keep the shop open and looking good

There is a lot more to do than just ser ve on the counter from placing orders r eceiving stock and pr icing cleaning and re-stocking dai ly newspapers and returns keeping the forecour t clean and tidy

One of our new volunteers moved to the vi l lage recently and has found i t an enjoyable way of meeting new people and getting to know her neighbours

Why dont you come and join us Contact Ter r y Wolf 01347 811153 or give your detai ls to anyone in the shop

Shop Local Th is Chr i stm as

The Chr istmas tasting event at Barkers in October was a huge success and w i l l be r epeated next year when we hope that more of you w i l l be able to attend

Sloe Gin Damson whisky Wine Festive Pie Florentines Chr istmas Cake Mince Pies and other tr eats were al l avai lable to sample

Order forms are now avai lable in the shop i f you want to order

Turkey game f ish pies Chr istmas cakes vegetables toys plants and festive w reaths

Barkers w i l l also take orders for w ine and spir i ts so you can really keep i t local this Chr istmas

News f rom Huby Par ish Council

Recycl ing Update f rom Hambleton Dist rict Council

Mini Recycl ing Centre Removal

As you know part of the Waste Services Review that will bring in increased kerbside recycling systems for all Hambleton residents sees the mini recycling centres around the district removed We will be writ ing to all the properties that this affects in your area it is Huby Primary School They are being told that following the comprehensive waste services review there will be signif icant changes to the recycling services - from March 1st 2016 all households will receive a third wheeled bin for recycling materials which will include all materials collected at the above site s and more In March 2016 all mini recycling banks will be removed across the District - the new kerbside recycling scheme will be taking all the materials currently collected at the sites We will be advertising the closure of these sites to inform residents through the website press releases and signage at the affected sites and letters to the Parish Councils Schools and Village Halls will be offered the same service as households (although in the form of 2 x 240litre wheeled bins)

Council lors get down and dirty

Unafraid of getting their hands dirty your parish amp district councillors recently undertook several tasks around the vil lage after receiving complaints from residents

1 Raising of the crown on a tree at the top of Shaw Crescentvisibil ity issue

2 Clearing the overgrown plants between Horner Avenue and Easingwold Road eyesoreaccess

Vil lage Trees

- Removal of ivy and dead wood from several trees on Huby Open spaces

- Replace willow with new trees to form a screen

- Felling of trees as recommended by the previous Parish Councils tree survey

Forging new partnerships Parish Council meets School Council

Some of items discussed

- Speeding cars especially on Tollerton Road- Falling school numbers dif f iculty for young families to

buy rent in the vil lage- More litter bins especially outside shop amp Robin Lane- Hold a Parish Council Meeting at the school- Whats it l ike to be a councillor- What are the responsibil it ies of the PC Headteacher Katie Booth Huby Primary School

Before

Before Af ter

Af ter

News f rom Huby Methodist Church

As we think about our services for fast approaching Advent and Christmas we also look back on several memorable services some shared with All Hallows Church Sutton such as the Harvest Festival and meal in the Grey Village Hall and our Service of Remembrance at Huby Methodist Church on Armistice Day Wednesday 11th November Revd Elizabeth Cushion led the service with children from Huby Primary School reading poems they had written and we were very impressed by their understanding and use of language

On Saturday December 5th from 1130am to 100pm we are holding with the help of the ladies from the Community Cafe a Soup and Puds event where everyone is welcome to enjoy a light lunch and companionship If you would be interested in joining us or you know of anyone who might be please telephone Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

For Bapt isms Weddings or Funerals please contact our Minister Revd Elizabeth Cushion on 821460

Our regular activities include weekly Prayer Group from 800am to 900am on Thursdays in Chapel occasional Ecumenical Bible Study sessions Open the Book a fortnightly session in school every other Tuesday Monday Club every second Monday evening of the month along with weekly Jelly Beans sessions every Wednesday morning in term time and regular Keep Fit sessions A Communit y Cafe is held on the first Saturday morning of every month

Prescr ipt ion service If you need help with fetching your prescription from Stillington Tollerton or Easingwold surgeries please contact Pat Wragg on 810693

For any further information about the Church contact stewards Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

Christmas Services at Huby Methodist Chapel

Sunday 29th November Advent Sunday 930am St Nicholas Church Stillington Ecumenical Benefice Service

Sunday 6th December 1030am Holy Communion led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Sunday 13th December 500pm All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest Ecumenical Christingle Service

Sunday 20th December 1030am Morning Service led by Mr Robin Jackson

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve Candlelight Carol Service led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Friday 25th December Chr istmas Day 1045am Christmas Family service at All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest No service at Huby

Sunday 27th December 1030am Ecumenical Service of Meditation at Huby

All Hallows ChurchSutton on the Forest and Huby

Many people in the parish will be aware that the Revd Chris Ellis suffered quite a serious stroke in late September We are pleased to say that he is now recovering but he will be unable to return to his duties for several months at best In the meantime Canon Robert Law who lives in Stil l ington is standing in for the most part and will take care of any special requests baptisms weddings funerals etc His telephone number is 810940 We ask that you do not approach Chris Ellis until further notice as thoughts of his duties may exacerbate his situation

We have tried to keep to our normal pattern of services for the foreseeable future with assistance from Canon Law and other retired clergy in the area as well as lay readers But we may encounter dif f iculties from time to time The programme of services for December and January is as follows-

- Dec 6th 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1030am Benefice St Nicholas Celebration Stil l ington

- Dec 13th 500pm Christingle Service Sutton- Dec 20th 800am Holy Communion Sutton

500pm Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols Sutton

- Dec 24th 1130pm Midnight Christmas Communion Sutton

- Dec 25th 1045am Family Christmas Celebration Sutton

- Dec 27th 930am Benefice Morning Worship Stil l ington

- Jan 3rd 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1045am Epiphany Morning Worship Sutton

- Jan 10th 1045am Holy Communion Sutton 430pm Benefice Family Worship Sutton

- Jan 17th 800am Holy Communion 1030am Benefice Family Eucharist Sherif f Hutton

- Jan 24th 1045am Holy Communion- Jan 31st 1100am Ecumenical Covenant Service

Huby Methodist Church

Roger Cooper 810009

Chai r m an Trev Peacock 810955

Tr easur er Roger Kraemer 810162

Oper at i on Eye Bal l

Chr istmas patrols 7th - 14th December 630 - 8pm Co-ordinator s amp volunteer lead evening patrols of the vi l lage in the two week run up to Chr istmas

Pair s of w i l l ing amp committed local r esidents w i l l patrol the vi l lage from 6-8pm The idea is to r aise the prof i le of the need for vigi lance around Chr istmas time and deter burglar y amp other cr iminal activi ty

The co-ordinator s are in contact w ith the local pol ice dur ing their patrols via two-way radio

Recr u i tm entWe are always looking for extr a volunteers to join the groups as co-ordinator s The posi tion is not at al l onerous

- Shor t AGM in Januar y (Mended Drum New Inn)- Prepared to be a point of contact for your area

w ithin the vi l lage- Join in the Chr istmas patrols (Suppor ted by local

pol ice high viz jacketsr adios provided)- Assist w i th del iver y of Huby Voice (quar ter ly)

Top Tips

- Invest in some plug in timers (l ights and radios are

strong deter rents as are TV simulator s)

- Close cur tains in the eveningnight

- Secure wheeled binsladders so that would be cr iminals cannot use them to access your proper ty

- Aler t neighbours to your hol iday plans - Lock outside doors now the darker days are w ith us- Light Up Lock Upleave a l ight on when out

between 4-9pm

Notes f r om the Chai r

I attend the quar ter ly Hambleton South Neighbourhood Watch Association meetings in Easingwold on behalf of the vi l lage This keeps the group aware of any police ini tiatives update on cr ime f igures etc

I have recently attended inaugural meetings at both Linton-on-Ouse and Bagby who are setting up their ow n Neighbourhood Watch schemes to give both suppor t and advice based on our ow n ver y successful model

Peter Lyddon

I t is w i th great sadness that I note the passing of a past chairman and stalwar t of Huby Neighbourhood WatchPeter Lyddon (Major Lyddon MBE) sadly passed away in October this year A fel low member of the Neighbourhood Watch for near ly 8 years and an active member of the community The Huby Neighbourhood Watch was formed in December 1993 w ith Peter joining in 2005 amp becoming i ts chairman in 2007 a posi tion he held unti l 2012 Peter for many years organised the Chr istmas vi l lage patrols ensur ing that there was a high visible presence to deter thieves He also ini tiated Watch members to del iver and produce the vi l lage paper this r esponsibi l i ty was subsequently

Huby Neighbourhood Watch

Huby Local Walks Group

By the time you read this there should be copies of the f irst two walks in what we hope is the f inal form in the shop (They should also be in the Motel) and online at http hubyvillageorguknotices-useful-info vil lage-walks

Please let us know what you think by emailing kmwallis1btinternetcom or telephone 810612

A limited number of copies will be available please contact as above if you cannot get one

Jackie Bullough 810873 Ryan Batty 07787170832

Stuar t Bur ton 81015 David Bracewell 810148

Daw n Thompson 811242 Br ian King 811532

Paula Howell 811968 Ernest Cooke 810810

Daw n Walmsley 810776

Get festive and admire theCHRISTMAS TREE AT VILLAGE HALLDecember-January

Christmas trees will be recycled Fri day 15th January in green bins with lids down

passed on to the Par ish Counci l He is a great loss to the vi l lage the Neighbourhood Watch members offer their condolences to Peters fami ly and mourn his passing

AGM ear ly Januar y 2016 (date tbc) to be held in the Mended Drum ALL WELCOME

Tr ev Peacock

Sut ton amp Huby Gardening ClubMeets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 745pm and alternates between Huby Methodist Chapel and Sutton Village Hall Chairman Willie Anderson Secretary Ann Butler 810462 Huby Rep amp Treasurer Sally-Jane Fell 810955

Tr evs Gr ow ing Tips

Things to do i n the gar den now

- Gather leaves to make mulch Collect the leaves when they are thoroughly saturated to aid quick decomposition Use as a potting compost soi l improver or a mulch

- Tidy up borders chop up or shred as much mater ial as possible and add to the compost heap

- Give agapanthus shelter they l ike i t cool and dr y dur ing their dormant season

- Wash pots r eady for next year- Spread well-rotted manure on empty veg plots- Cover non- hardy shrubs w ith f leece i f hard

frosts are l ikely- Clean your mower being stor ing away for

w inter - Why not provide high-energy food for the

bir ds- Why not tr y to grow a new crop such as gar l ic

For thcom ing tal ks

- Wednesday 9th December 730pm at Grey Village Hall Sutton-on-ForestChristmas Social f lower arranging quiz slide show special Xmas raff le and much more All welcome Visitors pound250

- Wednesday 27th January Huby - Problem areas in the garden by Mart in Howe

- Wednesday 24th February Sutton - The hidden and secret places of Beningborough Hal l Gal lery amp Gardens by Bob Mansf ield

- Wednesday 23rd March Huby - Auriculas history care and cul t ivat ion by Robin Graham

LAVENDERS amp PINKS

Septembers meeting was well received and all l istened attentively to Gill Tomkinson entertain us with an interesting and lively talk on how to grow these popular plants

- They hate damp and so plant with grit for free drainage

- English lavenders are tolerant to -15deg C- Litt le Lottie a very pretty rosy pink plant height 8

X 12 Plant at the front of a border or a pot or window ledge

- Nana Alba miniature shite 8 X 12- Diane popular- Blue Scent (Elegance series) Tough super for

attracting bees amp other insects hated by deer two successions of f lowers 12 X 12

- Litt le Bee Series hard to acquire bred for bees an English lavender but with French f lowers

- Falgate excellent for cooking amp migraines- Long Pink 3 tall Great l ing the path of a cottage

garden- Hidcote Pink Edelweiss is a beautiful white

variety- Spanish Eyes use as an annual lemon scent grow

from seed (2yrs to get a good plant)- Bracken Hall tall and tough excellent for

semi-dappled shade - HEDGING eg Grey Ledge Munsted Hidcote

Mem ber ship i ncludes

- Doors open 715pm for 745pm star t Subscr iptions pound8 per year (pound250 for over 80s visi tor s amp under 18s)

- Raff le each meeting (Three hampers at the Chr istmas Social too)

- Meetings are held on the four th Wednesday of the month alternately in each vi l lage (Grey Vi l lage Hall in Sutton)

- Subscr iptions also give 10 off at a var iety of local gardening outlets Visi tor s always welcome

Please come along and join this l ively enthusiastic and ver y fr iendly club Youll be assured of a ver y warm welcome an enter taining talk garden themed raff le and fol lowed by r efr eshments to round off the evening

CHILDRENS PLANT COMPETITION

We appreciate the continuingsuppor t from Peacock Garden Design in the planning and execution of the annual competi tion judged at the show Now a month ear l ier than in the past pupi ls w i l l have to be r eady to star t grow ing their plants and designing plant pots str aight after the Easter hol iday

Huby amp Sut ton Show

Huby amp Sutton Show June 2016 planning has alr eady star ted for our ideas for the chi ldrens competi tion and our ow n involvement in the Garden amp Farm Produce Marquee I t looks l ike being an exci ting Saturday event

01347 810955

1st Galtres Rainbows have moved to Patchworks Nursery on Skates Lane every Wednesday 615pm til l 715pm If you have a daughter aged between 5 and 7 who would be interested in joining us please ring Karen Adams on 01347810494 or go onto the Girl Guiding website to join us and follow the simple steps

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HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

Huby Pr imary School Result s in t op 2 of t he count ry

Primary school was thril led to receive a letter from Nick HubyGibb Minster of State for School Reform congratulating them on their very high standard of

achievement in the 2015 Phonics screening check that all children in Year 1 nationally take 100 of pupils passed the screening check which meant that Huby school is in the top 2 of all schools in the country The school is delighted by this result and the fact that they have been consistently above national averages since the phonics check was introduced The teaching of reading at Huby is given the highest priority and this was recognised by Ofsted in June 2015 who stated reading was outstanding at Huby Many thanks to all the parents at Huby who regularly l isten to their children read and support the school in this valuable way

Out and about

All the children have had a busy f irst half term extending their learning outside of the classroom The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Eden Camp as part of their topic on World War 2 They spent the day exploring the sights sounds and smells of l iving in Britain during

World War 2 experiencing the living conditions of l ife on a U boat to hearing and seeing the sights and sounds of l iving through the Blitz and the evenings spent in Anderson Shelters

Children in Year 5 and 6 honed their geo-caching and map skills and undertook river investigations on the

River Esk as part of their geography f ield work at Danby Moor on the North York Moors Luckily the weather was excellent and the children had a wonderful day

Our youngest children also were out and about and the children in Early Years went on their f irst school trip to Harlow Carr Gardens in Harrogate All the children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 explored the gardens and sculptures whilst spending the morning looking at dif ferent seeds and planting their own lettuce leaves Their green f ingers have paid off and the children will soon be eating their leaves

The childrens behaviour on all three trips was exceptional and staff children and parent volunteers all thoroughly enjoyed themselves Photographs of the children enjoying themselves can be found on the school website under the childrens class pages wwwhubyn-yorksschuk

Sport ing success

The school has recently been awarded the Sainsbury School Gold Award one of the few schools in the county to be awarded the award The award is given to schools that provide outstanding sports provisions and extra-curricular activit ies

For the f irst t ime in many years the school football team under the tutelage of Mr Hartley have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the County Football Finals After playing for three consecutive weeks against tough competit ion the children are one of two schools from the Easingwold Cluster to go through to the next stage of the competit ion We will keep you informed of the results

Hand-delivered to every home in Huby the Huby Voice offers the ideal platform to promote your business or service to residents of the village

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Pr ice includes design (i f needed) Please contact hubyvoicegmailcom i f youd l ike to feature in the next issue

It s that time of year alr eady Book now for your Chr istmas par ty Our del icious menu (see our facebook page) w i l l r un throughout December and we are open to bookings for small or large par ties 01347810393 or emai l thenew innhubygmailcom

Opening hour s

- Monday 6shy11pm (Kitchen closed) - Tuesday shy Saturday 12 shy 2pm amp 530 shy 12pm

Food ser ved 12shy2pm amp 6shy9pm- Sunday 12 shy 10pm Sunday lunch ser ved

12shy3pm - Ear ly Bir d Menu 12shy2pm amp 6shy7pm

Special Lunchtime only offer in addition to our del icious sandw ich menu Tuesday to Saturday 12shy 2 we offer a r educed pr ice on our Ear ly Bir d menu and 10 off the main menu

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Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

The Huby Voice has been a brilliant way to advertise my business and reach out to

local peopleAnna Martinez-Armitage Spanish Talk

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

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BEAVERS

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HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

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Alison Grice-Holt

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COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

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FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

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Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

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NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

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Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

Kevin Hol l i nr ake MP opens r e-vam ped Post Of f i ce

Barkers of Huby was delighted to welcome local MP Kevin Holl inrake to the vi l lage formally open the r e-vamped Post Off ice on 11 November

If you havent been in r ecently (why not) you w i l l see the two grants from the Post Off ice Community fund and Hambleton Distr ict Counci l have been used for

- New Post Off ice Counter- New island display shelving- New newspaper magazine and card display

shelving- LED l ighting- New double fr idge and fr eezer

The shop looks and feels great and the LED l ighting w i l l r educe electr ici ty costs

This was Kevins f i r st r ibbon cutting event and he congratulated Chairman Denise Howard OBE and the management committee on what they had achieved in ensur ing a sustainable future for the shop He was also ver y complimentar y about the r ange of local produce and bought several i tems to take home

Regular Volunteer s Needed for Bar ker s

Thanks to the hard work and continued effor t of a few volunteers Barkers of Huby is open ever y day ser ving the local community Some of the volunteers work

r egular shi f ts whi lst some volunteer on a more ad-hoc basis

Wed love to welcome some new volunteers to the team especial ly i f you can give a r egular two or three hours a week and help us keep the shop open and looking good

There is a lot more to do than just ser ve on the counter from placing orders r eceiving stock and pr icing cleaning and re-stocking dai ly newspapers and returns keeping the forecour t clean and tidy

One of our new volunteers moved to the vi l lage recently and has found i t an enjoyable way of meeting new people and getting to know her neighbours

Why dont you come and join us Contact Ter r y Wolf 01347 811153 or give your detai ls to anyone in the shop

Shop Local Th is Chr i stm as

The Chr istmas tasting event at Barkers in October was a huge success and w i l l be r epeated next year when we hope that more of you w i l l be able to attend

Sloe Gin Damson whisky Wine Festive Pie Florentines Chr istmas Cake Mince Pies and other tr eats were al l avai lable to sample

Order forms are now avai lable in the shop i f you want to order

Turkey game f ish pies Chr istmas cakes vegetables toys plants and festive w reaths

Barkers w i l l also take orders for w ine and spir i ts so you can really keep i t local this Chr istmas

News f rom Huby Par ish Council

Recycl ing Update f rom Hambleton Dist rict Council

Mini Recycl ing Centre Removal

As you know part of the Waste Services Review that will bring in increased kerbside recycling systems for all Hambleton residents sees the mini recycling centres around the district removed We will be writ ing to all the properties that this affects in your area it is Huby Primary School They are being told that following the comprehensive waste services review there will be signif icant changes to the recycling services - from March 1st 2016 all households will receive a third wheeled bin for recycling materials which will include all materials collected at the above site s and more In March 2016 all mini recycling banks will be removed across the District - the new kerbside recycling scheme will be taking all the materials currently collected at the sites We will be advertising the closure of these sites to inform residents through the website press releases and signage at the affected sites and letters to the Parish Councils Schools and Village Halls will be offered the same service as households (although in the form of 2 x 240litre wheeled bins)

Council lors get down and dirty

Unafraid of getting their hands dirty your parish amp district councillors recently undertook several tasks around the vil lage after receiving complaints from residents

1 Raising of the crown on a tree at the top of Shaw Crescentvisibil ity issue

2 Clearing the overgrown plants between Horner Avenue and Easingwold Road eyesoreaccess

Vil lage Trees

- Removal of ivy and dead wood from several trees on Huby Open spaces

- Replace willow with new trees to form a screen

- Felling of trees as recommended by the previous Parish Councils tree survey

Forging new partnerships Parish Council meets School Council

Some of items discussed

- Speeding cars especially on Tollerton Road- Falling school numbers dif f iculty for young families to

buy rent in the vil lage- More litter bins especially outside shop amp Robin Lane- Hold a Parish Council Meeting at the school- Whats it l ike to be a councillor- What are the responsibil it ies of the PC Headteacher Katie Booth Huby Primary School

Before

Before Af ter

Af ter

News f rom Huby Methodist Church

As we think about our services for fast approaching Advent and Christmas we also look back on several memorable services some shared with All Hallows Church Sutton such as the Harvest Festival and meal in the Grey Village Hall and our Service of Remembrance at Huby Methodist Church on Armistice Day Wednesday 11th November Revd Elizabeth Cushion led the service with children from Huby Primary School reading poems they had written and we were very impressed by their understanding and use of language

On Saturday December 5th from 1130am to 100pm we are holding with the help of the ladies from the Community Cafe a Soup and Puds event where everyone is welcome to enjoy a light lunch and companionship If you would be interested in joining us or you know of anyone who might be please telephone Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

For Bapt isms Weddings or Funerals please contact our Minister Revd Elizabeth Cushion on 821460

Our regular activities include weekly Prayer Group from 800am to 900am on Thursdays in Chapel occasional Ecumenical Bible Study sessions Open the Book a fortnightly session in school every other Tuesday Monday Club every second Monday evening of the month along with weekly Jelly Beans sessions every Wednesday morning in term time and regular Keep Fit sessions A Communit y Cafe is held on the first Saturday morning of every month

Prescr ipt ion service If you need help with fetching your prescription from Stillington Tollerton or Easingwold surgeries please contact Pat Wragg on 810693

For any further information about the Church contact stewards Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

Christmas Services at Huby Methodist Chapel

Sunday 29th November Advent Sunday 930am St Nicholas Church Stillington Ecumenical Benefice Service

Sunday 6th December 1030am Holy Communion led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Sunday 13th December 500pm All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest Ecumenical Christingle Service

Sunday 20th December 1030am Morning Service led by Mr Robin Jackson

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve Candlelight Carol Service led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Friday 25th December Chr istmas Day 1045am Christmas Family service at All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest No service at Huby

Sunday 27th December 1030am Ecumenical Service of Meditation at Huby

All Hallows ChurchSutton on the Forest and Huby

Many people in the parish will be aware that the Revd Chris Ellis suffered quite a serious stroke in late September We are pleased to say that he is now recovering but he will be unable to return to his duties for several months at best In the meantime Canon Robert Law who lives in Stil l ington is standing in for the most part and will take care of any special requests baptisms weddings funerals etc His telephone number is 810940 We ask that you do not approach Chris Ellis until further notice as thoughts of his duties may exacerbate his situation

We have tried to keep to our normal pattern of services for the foreseeable future with assistance from Canon Law and other retired clergy in the area as well as lay readers But we may encounter dif f iculties from time to time The programme of services for December and January is as follows-

- Dec 6th 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1030am Benefice St Nicholas Celebration Stil l ington

- Dec 13th 500pm Christingle Service Sutton- Dec 20th 800am Holy Communion Sutton

500pm Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols Sutton

- Dec 24th 1130pm Midnight Christmas Communion Sutton

- Dec 25th 1045am Family Christmas Celebration Sutton

- Dec 27th 930am Benefice Morning Worship Stil l ington

- Jan 3rd 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1045am Epiphany Morning Worship Sutton

- Jan 10th 1045am Holy Communion Sutton 430pm Benefice Family Worship Sutton

- Jan 17th 800am Holy Communion 1030am Benefice Family Eucharist Sherif f Hutton

- Jan 24th 1045am Holy Communion- Jan 31st 1100am Ecumenical Covenant Service

Huby Methodist Church

Roger Cooper 810009

Chai r m an Trev Peacock 810955

Tr easur er Roger Kraemer 810162

Oper at i on Eye Bal l

Chr istmas patrols 7th - 14th December 630 - 8pm Co-ordinator s amp volunteer lead evening patrols of the vi l lage in the two week run up to Chr istmas

Pair s of w i l l ing amp committed local r esidents w i l l patrol the vi l lage from 6-8pm The idea is to r aise the prof i le of the need for vigi lance around Chr istmas time and deter burglar y amp other cr iminal activi ty

The co-ordinator s are in contact w ith the local pol ice dur ing their patrols via two-way radio

Recr u i tm entWe are always looking for extr a volunteers to join the groups as co-ordinator s The posi tion is not at al l onerous

- Shor t AGM in Januar y (Mended Drum New Inn)- Prepared to be a point of contact for your area

w ithin the vi l lage- Join in the Chr istmas patrols (Suppor ted by local

pol ice high viz jacketsr adios provided)- Assist w i th del iver y of Huby Voice (quar ter ly)

Top Tips

- Invest in some plug in timers (l ights and radios are

strong deter rents as are TV simulator s)

- Close cur tains in the eveningnight

- Secure wheeled binsladders so that would be cr iminals cannot use them to access your proper ty

- Aler t neighbours to your hol iday plans - Lock outside doors now the darker days are w ith us- Light Up Lock Upleave a l ight on when out

between 4-9pm

Notes f r om the Chai r

I attend the quar ter ly Hambleton South Neighbourhood Watch Association meetings in Easingwold on behalf of the vi l lage This keeps the group aware of any police ini tiatives update on cr ime f igures etc

I have recently attended inaugural meetings at both Linton-on-Ouse and Bagby who are setting up their ow n Neighbourhood Watch schemes to give both suppor t and advice based on our ow n ver y successful model

Peter Lyddon

I t is w i th great sadness that I note the passing of a past chairman and stalwar t of Huby Neighbourhood WatchPeter Lyddon (Major Lyddon MBE) sadly passed away in October this year A fel low member of the Neighbourhood Watch for near ly 8 years and an active member of the community The Huby Neighbourhood Watch was formed in December 1993 w ith Peter joining in 2005 amp becoming i ts chairman in 2007 a posi tion he held unti l 2012 Peter for many years organised the Chr istmas vi l lage patrols ensur ing that there was a high visible presence to deter thieves He also ini tiated Watch members to del iver and produce the vi l lage paper this r esponsibi l i ty was subsequently

Huby Neighbourhood Watch

Huby Local Walks Group

By the time you read this there should be copies of the f irst two walks in what we hope is the f inal form in the shop (They should also be in the Motel) and online at http hubyvillageorguknotices-useful-info vil lage-walks

Please let us know what you think by emailing kmwallis1btinternetcom or telephone 810612

A limited number of copies will be available please contact as above if you cannot get one

Jackie Bullough 810873 Ryan Batty 07787170832

Stuar t Bur ton 81015 David Bracewell 810148

Daw n Thompson 811242 Br ian King 811532

Paula Howell 811968 Ernest Cooke 810810

Daw n Walmsley 810776

Get festive and admire theCHRISTMAS TREE AT VILLAGE HALLDecember-January

Christmas trees will be recycled Fri day 15th January in green bins with lids down

passed on to the Par ish Counci l He is a great loss to the vi l lage the Neighbourhood Watch members offer their condolences to Peters fami ly and mourn his passing

AGM ear ly Januar y 2016 (date tbc) to be held in the Mended Drum ALL WELCOME

Tr ev Peacock

Sut ton amp Huby Gardening ClubMeets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 745pm and alternates between Huby Methodist Chapel and Sutton Village Hall Chairman Willie Anderson Secretary Ann Butler 810462 Huby Rep amp Treasurer Sally-Jane Fell 810955

Tr evs Gr ow ing Tips

Things to do i n the gar den now

- Gather leaves to make mulch Collect the leaves when they are thoroughly saturated to aid quick decomposition Use as a potting compost soi l improver or a mulch

- Tidy up borders chop up or shred as much mater ial as possible and add to the compost heap

- Give agapanthus shelter they l ike i t cool and dr y dur ing their dormant season

- Wash pots r eady for next year- Spread well-rotted manure on empty veg plots- Cover non- hardy shrubs w ith f leece i f hard

frosts are l ikely- Clean your mower being stor ing away for

w inter - Why not provide high-energy food for the

bir ds- Why not tr y to grow a new crop such as gar l ic

For thcom ing tal ks

- Wednesday 9th December 730pm at Grey Village Hall Sutton-on-ForestChristmas Social f lower arranging quiz slide show special Xmas raff le and much more All welcome Visitors pound250

- Wednesday 27th January Huby - Problem areas in the garden by Mart in Howe

- Wednesday 24th February Sutton - The hidden and secret places of Beningborough Hal l Gal lery amp Gardens by Bob Mansf ield

- Wednesday 23rd March Huby - Auriculas history care and cul t ivat ion by Robin Graham

LAVENDERS amp PINKS

Septembers meeting was well received and all l istened attentively to Gill Tomkinson entertain us with an interesting and lively talk on how to grow these popular plants

- They hate damp and so plant with grit for free drainage

- English lavenders are tolerant to -15deg C- Litt le Lottie a very pretty rosy pink plant height 8

X 12 Plant at the front of a border or a pot or window ledge

- Nana Alba miniature shite 8 X 12- Diane popular- Blue Scent (Elegance series) Tough super for

attracting bees amp other insects hated by deer two successions of f lowers 12 X 12

- Litt le Bee Series hard to acquire bred for bees an English lavender but with French f lowers

- Falgate excellent for cooking amp migraines- Long Pink 3 tall Great l ing the path of a cottage

garden- Hidcote Pink Edelweiss is a beautiful white

variety- Spanish Eyes use as an annual lemon scent grow

from seed (2yrs to get a good plant)- Bracken Hall tall and tough excellent for

semi-dappled shade - HEDGING eg Grey Ledge Munsted Hidcote

Mem ber ship i ncludes

- Doors open 715pm for 745pm star t Subscr iptions pound8 per year (pound250 for over 80s visi tor s amp under 18s)

- Raff le each meeting (Three hampers at the Chr istmas Social too)

- Meetings are held on the four th Wednesday of the month alternately in each vi l lage (Grey Vi l lage Hall in Sutton)

- Subscr iptions also give 10 off at a var iety of local gardening outlets Visi tor s always welcome

Please come along and join this l ively enthusiastic and ver y fr iendly club Youll be assured of a ver y warm welcome an enter taining talk garden themed raff le and fol lowed by r efr eshments to round off the evening

CHILDRENS PLANT COMPETITION

We appreciate the continuingsuppor t from Peacock Garden Design in the planning and execution of the annual competi tion judged at the show Now a month ear l ier than in the past pupi ls w i l l have to be r eady to star t grow ing their plants and designing plant pots str aight after the Easter hol iday

Huby amp Sut ton Show

Huby amp Sutton Show June 2016 planning has alr eady star ted for our ideas for the chi ldrens competi tion and our ow n involvement in the Garden amp Farm Produce Marquee I t looks l ike being an exci ting Saturday event

01347 810955

1st Galtres Rainbows have moved to Patchworks Nursery on Skates Lane every Wednesday 615pm til l 715pm If you have a daughter aged between 5 and 7 who would be interested in joining us please ring Karen Adams on 01347810494 or go onto the Girl Guiding website to join us and follow the simple steps

Learn Spanish at Spanish Talk - Returning f rom maternity leave in February 2016

If you are interested in learning Spanish for the f irst t ime or already know some and want to improve your knowledge then Spanish Talk can help you to achieve your goals

Spanish Talk was established in June 2007 by Anna Martinez-Armitage and offers Spanish tutoring to people of all ages and abilit ies and courses to suit all learners

With an English Mother and a Spanish Father Anna has been speaking Spanish her whole life and considers herself bil ingual She is an experienced and qualif ied tutor who has also taught courses at a local University and primary school and successfully helped many GCSE A-level and University students practice revise and prepare for their exams

Anna is currently on maternity leave but is planning on returning to work in February 2016 She will be working part t ime and offering classes on Tuesday and Fridays (9am-445pm) there is also the possibil ity of doing online lessons bookings are now being taken

Anna has an extensive library of books materials and resources in order to aid and enhance learning During teaching she is also able to use a variety of online materials and websites to make learning more interesting enjoyable and interactive Spanish Talk gif t vouchers are available and make great Christmas or Birthday

presents For more informat ion please cal l Tel 07800 634510 or email annaspanish-talkcom

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

Huby Pr imary School Result s in t op 2 of t he count ry

Primary school was thril led to receive a letter from Nick HubyGibb Minster of State for School Reform congratulating them on their very high standard of

achievement in the 2015 Phonics screening check that all children in Year 1 nationally take 100 of pupils passed the screening check which meant that Huby school is in the top 2 of all schools in the country The school is delighted by this result and the fact that they have been consistently above national averages since the phonics check was introduced The teaching of reading at Huby is given the highest priority and this was recognised by Ofsted in June 2015 who stated reading was outstanding at Huby Many thanks to all the parents at Huby who regularly l isten to their children read and support the school in this valuable way

Out and about

All the children have had a busy f irst half term extending their learning outside of the classroom The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Eden Camp as part of their topic on World War 2 They spent the day exploring the sights sounds and smells of l iving in Britain during

World War 2 experiencing the living conditions of l ife on a U boat to hearing and seeing the sights and sounds of l iving through the Blitz and the evenings spent in Anderson Shelters

Children in Year 5 and 6 honed their geo-caching and map skills and undertook river investigations on the

River Esk as part of their geography f ield work at Danby Moor on the North York Moors Luckily the weather was excellent and the children had a wonderful day

Our youngest children also were out and about and the children in Early Years went on their f irst school trip to Harlow Carr Gardens in Harrogate All the children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 explored the gardens and sculptures whilst spending the morning looking at dif ferent seeds and planting their own lettuce leaves Their green f ingers have paid off and the children will soon be eating their leaves

The childrens behaviour on all three trips was exceptional and staff children and parent volunteers all thoroughly enjoyed themselves Photographs of the children enjoying themselves can be found on the school website under the childrens class pages wwwhubyn-yorksschuk

Sport ing success

The school has recently been awarded the Sainsbury School Gold Award one of the few schools in the county to be awarded the award The award is given to schools that provide outstanding sports provisions and extra-curricular activit ies

For the f irst t ime in many years the school football team under the tutelage of Mr Hartley have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the County Football Finals After playing for three consecutive weeks against tough competit ion the children are one of two schools from the Easingwold Cluster to go through to the next stage of the competit ion We will keep you informed of the results

Hand-delivered to every home in Huby the Huby Voice offers the ideal platform to promote your business or service to residents of the village

Ratecar dFull page pound50Half page pound25Quar ter page pound15

Pr ice includes design (i f needed) Please contact hubyvoicegmailcom i f youd l ike to feature in the next issue

It s that time of year alr eady Book now for your Chr istmas par ty Our del icious menu (see our facebook page) w i l l r un throughout December and we are open to bookings for small or large par ties 01347810393 or emai l thenew innhubygmailcom

Opening hour s

- Monday 6shy11pm (Kitchen closed) - Tuesday shy Saturday 12 shy 2pm amp 530 shy 12pm

Food ser ved 12shy2pm amp 6shy9pm- Sunday 12 shy 10pm Sunday lunch ser ved

12shy3pm - Ear ly Bir d Menu 12shy2pm amp 6shy7pm

Special Lunchtime only offer in addition to our del icious sandw ich menu Tuesday to Saturday 12shy 2 we offer a r educed pr ice on our Ear ly Bir d menu and 10 off the main menu

Recently awarded the Tripadvisor 2015 Certificate of Excellence

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Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

The Huby Voice has been a brilliant way to advertise my business and reach out to

local peopleAnna Martinez-Armitage Spanish Talk

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

CHAIRMAN

TREASURER

SECRETARY

VICE CHAIRMAN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

BROWNIESHUBY SUTTON SHOW

BEAVERS

CUBS

SCOUTS COMMITTEE

SCOUTS

HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

Angie Krausz

Steve Colquhoun

Carole Smith

Mike Smith

COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

Sun amevening only

FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

HUBY VOICEHuby Voice is published and distr ibuted by the Par ish Counci l four times a year in March June September and December

Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

Any views or opinions expressed in ar ticles and letter s to the edi tor are those of the w r i ter and not the Par ish Counci l

We w i l l be pleased to r eceive r epor ts from any vi l lage activi ties including photos and information about for thcoming vi l lage events These should be sent to

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NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

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HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCILStone Cross Northallerton DL6 2UUwwwhambletongovuk 0845 1211 555infohambletongovuk

District Council lor District Cllr Christine Cookman Cottage Farm High Street Stil l ington YO61 1LG thecookmansbtinternetcom

Dog Warden 01609 767104

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILCounty HallNorthallerton DL7 8ADwwwnorthyorksgovuk01609 780780

County Council lorCllr Caroline PatmoreCllrcarolinepatmorenorthyorksgovuk

NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICEGeneral contact 0845 60 60 247Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Drugs helpline 0800 776 600Victim Support 01904 636905

Stay up-to-date with all things in the village on the following

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Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

News f rom Huby Par ish Council

Recycl ing Update f rom Hambleton Dist rict Council

Mini Recycl ing Centre Removal

As you know part of the Waste Services Review that will bring in increased kerbside recycling systems for all Hambleton residents sees the mini recycling centres around the district removed We will be writ ing to all the properties that this affects in your area it is Huby Primary School They are being told that following the comprehensive waste services review there will be signif icant changes to the recycling services - from March 1st 2016 all households will receive a third wheeled bin for recycling materials which will include all materials collected at the above site s and more In March 2016 all mini recycling banks will be removed across the District - the new kerbside recycling scheme will be taking all the materials currently collected at the sites We will be advertising the closure of these sites to inform residents through the website press releases and signage at the affected sites and letters to the Parish Councils Schools and Village Halls will be offered the same service as households (although in the form of 2 x 240litre wheeled bins)

Council lors get down and dirty

Unafraid of getting their hands dirty your parish amp district councillors recently undertook several tasks around the vil lage after receiving complaints from residents

1 Raising of the crown on a tree at the top of Shaw Crescentvisibil ity issue

2 Clearing the overgrown plants between Horner Avenue and Easingwold Road eyesoreaccess

Vil lage Trees

- Removal of ivy and dead wood from several trees on Huby Open spaces

- Replace willow with new trees to form a screen

- Felling of trees as recommended by the previous Parish Councils tree survey

Forging new partnerships Parish Council meets School Council

Some of items discussed

- Speeding cars especially on Tollerton Road- Falling school numbers dif f iculty for young families to

buy rent in the vil lage- More litter bins especially outside shop amp Robin Lane- Hold a Parish Council Meeting at the school- Whats it l ike to be a councillor- What are the responsibil it ies of the PC Headteacher Katie Booth Huby Primary School

Before

Before Af ter

Af ter

News f rom Huby Methodist Church

As we think about our services for fast approaching Advent and Christmas we also look back on several memorable services some shared with All Hallows Church Sutton such as the Harvest Festival and meal in the Grey Village Hall and our Service of Remembrance at Huby Methodist Church on Armistice Day Wednesday 11th November Revd Elizabeth Cushion led the service with children from Huby Primary School reading poems they had written and we were very impressed by their understanding and use of language

On Saturday December 5th from 1130am to 100pm we are holding with the help of the ladies from the Community Cafe a Soup and Puds event where everyone is welcome to enjoy a light lunch and companionship If you would be interested in joining us or you know of anyone who might be please telephone Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

For Bapt isms Weddings or Funerals please contact our Minister Revd Elizabeth Cushion on 821460

Our regular activities include weekly Prayer Group from 800am to 900am on Thursdays in Chapel occasional Ecumenical Bible Study sessions Open the Book a fortnightly session in school every other Tuesday Monday Club every second Monday evening of the month along with weekly Jelly Beans sessions every Wednesday morning in term time and regular Keep Fit sessions A Communit y Cafe is held on the first Saturday morning of every month

Prescr ipt ion service If you need help with fetching your prescription from Stillington Tollerton or Easingwold surgeries please contact Pat Wragg on 810693

For any further information about the Church contact stewards Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

Christmas Services at Huby Methodist Chapel

Sunday 29th November Advent Sunday 930am St Nicholas Church Stillington Ecumenical Benefice Service

Sunday 6th December 1030am Holy Communion led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Sunday 13th December 500pm All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest Ecumenical Christingle Service

Sunday 20th December 1030am Morning Service led by Mr Robin Jackson

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve Candlelight Carol Service led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Friday 25th December Chr istmas Day 1045am Christmas Family service at All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest No service at Huby

Sunday 27th December 1030am Ecumenical Service of Meditation at Huby

All Hallows ChurchSutton on the Forest and Huby

Many people in the parish will be aware that the Revd Chris Ellis suffered quite a serious stroke in late September We are pleased to say that he is now recovering but he will be unable to return to his duties for several months at best In the meantime Canon Robert Law who lives in Stil l ington is standing in for the most part and will take care of any special requests baptisms weddings funerals etc His telephone number is 810940 We ask that you do not approach Chris Ellis until further notice as thoughts of his duties may exacerbate his situation

We have tried to keep to our normal pattern of services for the foreseeable future with assistance from Canon Law and other retired clergy in the area as well as lay readers But we may encounter dif f iculties from time to time The programme of services for December and January is as follows-

- Dec 6th 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1030am Benefice St Nicholas Celebration Stil l ington

- Dec 13th 500pm Christingle Service Sutton- Dec 20th 800am Holy Communion Sutton

500pm Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols Sutton

- Dec 24th 1130pm Midnight Christmas Communion Sutton

- Dec 25th 1045am Family Christmas Celebration Sutton

- Dec 27th 930am Benefice Morning Worship Stil l ington

- Jan 3rd 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1045am Epiphany Morning Worship Sutton

- Jan 10th 1045am Holy Communion Sutton 430pm Benefice Family Worship Sutton

- Jan 17th 800am Holy Communion 1030am Benefice Family Eucharist Sherif f Hutton

- Jan 24th 1045am Holy Communion- Jan 31st 1100am Ecumenical Covenant Service

Huby Methodist Church

Roger Cooper 810009

Chai r m an Trev Peacock 810955

Tr easur er Roger Kraemer 810162

Oper at i on Eye Bal l

Chr istmas patrols 7th - 14th December 630 - 8pm Co-ordinator s amp volunteer lead evening patrols of the vi l lage in the two week run up to Chr istmas

Pair s of w i l l ing amp committed local r esidents w i l l patrol the vi l lage from 6-8pm The idea is to r aise the prof i le of the need for vigi lance around Chr istmas time and deter burglar y amp other cr iminal activi ty

The co-ordinator s are in contact w ith the local pol ice dur ing their patrols via two-way radio

Recr u i tm entWe are always looking for extr a volunteers to join the groups as co-ordinator s The posi tion is not at al l onerous

- Shor t AGM in Januar y (Mended Drum New Inn)- Prepared to be a point of contact for your area

w ithin the vi l lage- Join in the Chr istmas patrols (Suppor ted by local

pol ice high viz jacketsr adios provided)- Assist w i th del iver y of Huby Voice (quar ter ly)

Top Tips

- Invest in some plug in timers (l ights and radios are

strong deter rents as are TV simulator s)

- Close cur tains in the eveningnight

- Secure wheeled binsladders so that would be cr iminals cannot use them to access your proper ty

- Aler t neighbours to your hol iday plans - Lock outside doors now the darker days are w ith us- Light Up Lock Upleave a l ight on when out

between 4-9pm

Notes f r om the Chai r

I attend the quar ter ly Hambleton South Neighbourhood Watch Association meetings in Easingwold on behalf of the vi l lage This keeps the group aware of any police ini tiatives update on cr ime f igures etc

I have recently attended inaugural meetings at both Linton-on-Ouse and Bagby who are setting up their ow n Neighbourhood Watch schemes to give both suppor t and advice based on our ow n ver y successful model

Peter Lyddon

I t is w i th great sadness that I note the passing of a past chairman and stalwar t of Huby Neighbourhood WatchPeter Lyddon (Major Lyddon MBE) sadly passed away in October this year A fel low member of the Neighbourhood Watch for near ly 8 years and an active member of the community The Huby Neighbourhood Watch was formed in December 1993 w ith Peter joining in 2005 amp becoming i ts chairman in 2007 a posi tion he held unti l 2012 Peter for many years organised the Chr istmas vi l lage patrols ensur ing that there was a high visible presence to deter thieves He also ini tiated Watch members to del iver and produce the vi l lage paper this r esponsibi l i ty was subsequently

Huby Neighbourhood Watch

Huby Local Walks Group

By the time you read this there should be copies of the f irst two walks in what we hope is the f inal form in the shop (They should also be in the Motel) and online at http hubyvillageorguknotices-useful-info vil lage-walks

Please let us know what you think by emailing kmwallis1btinternetcom or telephone 810612

A limited number of copies will be available please contact as above if you cannot get one

Jackie Bullough 810873 Ryan Batty 07787170832

Stuar t Bur ton 81015 David Bracewell 810148

Daw n Thompson 811242 Br ian King 811532

Paula Howell 811968 Ernest Cooke 810810

Daw n Walmsley 810776

Get festive and admire theCHRISTMAS TREE AT VILLAGE HALLDecember-January

Christmas trees will be recycled Fri day 15th January in green bins with lids down

passed on to the Par ish Counci l He is a great loss to the vi l lage the Neighbourhood Watch members offer their condolences to Peters fami ly and mourn his passing

AGM ear ly Januar y 2016 (date tbc) to be held in the Mended Drum ALL WELCOME

Tr ev Peacock

Sut ton amp Huby Gardening ClubMeets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 745pm and alternates between Huby Methodist Chapel and Sutton Village Hall Chairman Willie Anderson Secretary Ann Butler 810462 Huby Rep amp Treasurer Sally-Jane Fell 810955

Tr evs Gr ow ing Tips

Things to do i n the gar den now

- Gather leaves to make mulch Collect the leaves when they are thoroughly saturated to aid quick decomposition Use as a potting compost soi l improver or a mulch

- Tidy up borders chop up or shred as much mater ial as possible and add to the compost heap

- Give agapanthus shelter they l ike i t cool and dr y dur ing their dormant season

- Wash pots r eady for next year- Spread well-rotted manure on empty veg plots- Cover non- hardy shrubs w ith f leece i f hard

frosts are l ikely- Clean your mower being stor ing away for

w inter - Why not provide high-energy food for the

bir ds- Why not tr y to grow a new crop such as gar l ic

For thcom ing tal ks

- Wednesday 9th December 730pm at Grey Village Hall Sutton-on-ForestChristmas Social f lower arranging quiz slide show special Xmas raff le and much more All welcome Visitors pound250

- Wednesday 27th January Huby - Problem areas in the garden by Mart in Howe

- Wednesday 24th February Sutton - The hidden and secret places of Beningborough Hal l Gal lery amp Gardens by Bob Mansf ield

- Wednesday 23rd March Huby - Auriculas history care and cul t ivat ion by Robin Graham

LAVENDERS amp PINKS

Septembers meeting was well received and all l istened attentively to Gill Tomkinson entertain us with an interesting and lively talk on how to grow these popular plants

- They hate damp and so plant with grit for free drainage

- English lavenders are tolerant to -15deg C- Litt le Lottie a very pretty rosy pink plant height 8

X 12 Plant at the front of a border or a pot or window ledge

- Nana Alba miniature shite 8 X 12- Diane popular- Blue Scent (Elegance series) Tough super for

attracting bees amp other insects hated by deer two successions of f lowers 12 X 12

- Litt le Bee Series hard to acquire bred for bees an English lavender but with French f lowers

- Falgate excellent for cooking amp migraines- Long Pink 3 tall Great l ing the path of a cottage

garden- Hidcote Pink Edelweiss is a beautiful white

variety- Spanish Eyes use as an annual lemon scent grow

from seed (2yrs to get a good plant)- Bracken Hall tall and tough excellent for

semi-dappled shade - HEDGING eg Grey Ledge Munsted Hidcote

Mem ber ship i ncludes

- Doors open 715pm for 745pm star t Subscr iptions pound8 per year (pound250 for over 80s visi tor s amp under 18s)

- Raff le each meeting (Three hampers at the Chr istmas Social too)

- Meetings are held on the four th Wednesday of the month alternately in each vi l lage (Grey Vi l lage Hall in Sutton)

- Subscr iptions also give 10 off at a var iety of local gardening outlets Visi tor s always welcome

Please come along and join this l ively enthusiastic and ver y fr iendly club Youll be assured of a ver y warm welcome an enter taining talk garden themed raff le and fol lowed by r efr eshments to round off the evening

CHILDRENS PLANT COMPETITION

We appreciate the continuingsuppor t from Peacock Garden Design in the planning and execution of the annual competi tion judged at the show Now a month ear l ier than in the past pupi ls w i l l have to be r eady to star t grow ing their plants and designing plant pots str aight after the Easter hol iday

Huby amp Sut ton Show

Huby amp Sutton Show June 2016 planning has alr eady star ted for our ideas for the chi ldrens competi tion and our ow n involvement in the Garden amp Farm Produce Marquee I t looks l ike being an exci ting Saturday event

01347 810955

1st Galtres Rainbows have moved to Patchworks Nursery on Skates Lane every Wednesday 615pm til l 715pm If you have a daughter aged between 5 and 7 who would be interested in joining us please ring Karen Adams on 01347810494 or go onto the Girl Guiding website to join us and follow the simple steps

Learn Spanish at Spanish Talk - Returning f rom maternity leave in February 2016

If you are interested in learning Spanish for the f irst t ime or already know some and want to improve your knowledge then Spanish Talk can help you to achieve your goals

Spanish Talk was established in June 2007 by Anna Martinez-Armitage and offers Spanish tutoring to people of all ages and abilit ies and courses to suit all learners

With an English Mother and a Spanish Father Anna has been speaking Spanish her whole life and considers herself bil ingual She is an experienced and qualif ied tutor who has also taught courses at a local University and primary school and successfully helped many GCSE A-level and University students practice revise and prepare for their exams

Anna is currently on maternity leave but is planning on returning to work in February 2016 She will be working part t ime and offering classes on Tuesday and Fridays (9am-445pm) there is also the possibil ity of doing online lessons bookings are now being taken

Anna has an extensive library of books materials and resources in order to aid and enhance learning During teaching she is also able to use a variety of online materials and websites to make learning more interesting enjoyable and interactive Spanish Talk gif t vouchers are available and make great Christmas or Birthday

presents For more informat ion please cal l Tel 07800 634510 or email annaspanish-talkcom

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

Huby Pr imary School Result s in t op 2 of t he count ry

Primary school was thril led to receive a letter from Nick HubyGibb Minster of State for School Reform congratulating them on their very high standard of

achievement in the 2015 Phonics screening check that all children in Year 1 nationally take 100 of pupils passed the screening check which meant that Huby school is in the top 2 of all schools in the country The school is delighted by this result and the fact that they have been consistently above national averages since the phonics check was introduced The teaching of reading at Huby is given the highest priority and this was recognised by Ofsted in June 2015 who stated reading was outstanding at Huby Many thanks to all the parents at Huby who regularly l isten to their children read and support the school in this valuable way

Out and about

All the children have had a busy f irst half term extending their learning outside of the classroom The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Eden Camp as part of their topic on World War 2 They spent the day exploring the sights sounds and smells of l iving in Britain during

World War 2 experiencing the living conditions of l ife on a U boat to hearing and seeing the sights and sounds of l iving through the Blitz and the evenings spent in Anderson Shelters

Children in Year 5 and 6 honed their geo-caching and map skills and undertook river investigations on the

River Esk as part of their geography f ield work at Danby Moor on the North York Moors Luckily the weather was excellent and the children had a wonderful day

Our youngest children also were out and about and the children in Early Years went on their f irst school trip to Harlow Carr Gardens in Harrogate All the children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 explored the gardens and sculptures whilst spending the morning looking at dif ferent seeds and planting their own lettuce leaves Their green f ingers have paid off and the children will soon be eating their leaves

The childrens behaviour on all three trips was exceptional and staff children and parent volunteers all thoroughly enjoyed themselves Photographs of the children enjoying themselves can be found on the school website under the childrens class pages wwwhubyn-yorksschuk

Sport ing success

The school has recently been awarded the Sainsbury School Gold Award one of the few schools in the county to be awarded the award The award is given to schools that provide outstanding sports provisions and extra-curricular activit ies

For the f irst t ime in many years the school football team under the tutelage of Mr Hartley have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the County Football Finals After playing for three consecutive weeks against tough competit ion the children are one of two schools from the Easingwold Cluster to go through to the next stage of the competit ion We will keep you informed of the results

Hand-delivered to every home in Huby the Huby Voice offers the ideal platform to promote your business or service to residents of the village

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Pr ice includes design (i f needed) Please contact hubyvoicegmailcom i f youd l ike to feature in the next issue

It s that time of year alr eady Book now for your Chr istmas par ty Our del icious menu (see our facebook page) w i l l r un throughout December and we are open to bookings for small or large par ties 01347810393 or emai l thenew innhubygmailcom

Opening hour s

- Monday 6shy11pm (Kitchen closed) - Tuesday shy Saturday 12 shy 2pm amp 530 shy 12pm

Food ser ved 12shy2pm amp 6shy9pm- Sunday 12 shy 10pm Sunday lunch ser ved

12shy3pm - Ear ly Bir d Menu 12shy2pm amp 6shy7pm

Special Lunchtime only offer in addition to our del icious sandw ich menu Tuesday to Saturday 12shy 2 we offer a r educed pr ice on our Ear ly Bir d menu and 10 off the main menu

Recently awarded the Tripadvisor 2015 Certificate of Excellence

Tel 01347 810393 wwwnewinnhubycouk

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Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

The Huby Voice has been a brilliant way to advertise my business and reach out to

local peopleAnna Martinez-Armitage Spanish Talk

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

CHAIRMAN

TREASURER

SECRETARY

VICE CHAIRMAN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

BROWNIESHUBY SUTTON SHOW

BEAVERS

CUBS

SCOUTS COMMITTEE

SCOUTS

HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

Angie Krausz

Steve Colquhoun

Carole Smith

Mike Smith

COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

Sun amevening only

FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

HUBY VOICEHuby Voice is published and distr ibuted by the Par ish Counci l four times a year in March June September and December

Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

Any views or opinions expressed in ar ticles and letter s to the edi tor are those of the w r i ter and not the Par ish Counci l

We w i l l be pleased to r eceive r epor ts from any vi l lage activi ties including photos and information about for thcoming vi l lage events These should be sent to

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Village Hall Bookings 810955

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Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

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News f rom Huby Methodist Church

As we think about our services for fast approaching Advent and Christmas we also look back on several memorable services some shared with All Hallows Church Sutton such as the Harvest Festival and meal in the Grey Village Hall and our Service of Remembrance at Huby Methodist Church on Armistice Day Wednesday 11th November Revd Elizabeth Cushion led the service with children from Huby Primary School reading poems they had written and we were very impressed by their understanding and use of language

On Saturday December 5th from 1130am to 100pm we are holding with the help of the ladies from the Community Cafe a Soup and Puds event where everyone is welcome to enjoy a light lunch and companionship If you would be interested in joining us or you know of anyone who might be please telephone Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

For Bapt isms Weddings or Funerals please contact our Minister Revd Elizabeth Cushion on 821460

Our regular activities include weekly Prayer Group from 800am to 900am on Thursdays in Chapel occasional Ecumenical Bible Study sessions Open the Book a fortnightly session in school every other Tuesday Monday Club every second Monday evening of the month along with weekly Jelly Beans sessions every Wednesday morning in term time and regular Keep Fit sessions A Communit y Cafe is held on the first Saturday morning of every month

Prescr ipt ion service If you need help with fetching your prescription from Stillington Tollerton or Easingwold surgeries please contact Pat Wragg on 810693

For any further information about the Church contact stewards Carole Smith (810057) or Jean Abbey (838593)

Christmas Services at Huby Methodist Chapel

Sunday 29th November Advent Sunday 930am St Nicholas Church Stillington Ecumenical Benefice Service

Sunday 6th December 1030am Holy Communion led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Sunday 13th December 500pm All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest Ecumenical Christingle Service

Sunday 20th December 1030am Morning Service led by Mr Robin Jackson

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve

Thursday 24th December 600pm Christmas Eve Candlelight Carol Service led by Revd Elizabeth Cushion

Friday 25th December Chr istmas Day 1045am Christmas Family service at All Hallows Church Sutton on the Forest No service at Huby

Sunday 27th December 1030am Ecumenical Service of Meditation at Huby

All Hallows ChurchSutton on the Forest and Huby

Many people in the parish will be aware that the Revd Chris Ellis suffered quite a serious stroke in late September We are pleased to say that he is now recovering but he will be unable to return to his duties for several months at best In the meantime Canon Robert Law who lives in Stil l ington is standing in for the most part and will take care of any special requests baptisms weddings funerals etc His telephone number is 810940 We ask that you do not approach Chris Ellis until further notice as thoughts of his duties may exacerbate his situation

We have tried to keep to our normal pattern of services for the foreseeable future with assistance from Canon Law and other retired clergy in the area as well as lay readers But we may encounter dif f iculties from time to time The programme of services for December and January is as follows-

- Dec 6th 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1030am Benefice St Nicholas Celebration Stil l ington

- Dec 13th 500pm Christingle Service Sutton- Dec 20th 800am Holy Communion Sutton

500pm Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols Sutton

- Dec 24th 1130pm Midnight Christmas Communion Sutton

- Dec 25th 1045am Family Christmas Celebration Sutton

- Dec 27th 930am Benefice Morning Worship Stil l ington

- Jan 3rd 800am Holy Communion Sutton 1045am Epiphany Morning Worship Sutton

- Jan 10th 1045am Holy Communion Sutton 430pm Benefice Family Worship Sutton

- Jan 17th 800am Holy Communion 1030am Benefice Family Eucharist Sherif f Hutton

- Jan 24th 1045am Holy Communion- Jan 31st 1100am Ecumenical Covenant Service

Huby Methodist Church

Roger Cooper 810009

Chai r m an Trev Peacock 810955

Tr easur er Roger Kraemer 810162

Oper at i on Eye Bal l

Chr istmas patrols 7th - 14th December 630 - 8pm Co-ordinator s amp volunteer lead evening patrols of the vi l lage in the two week run up to Chr istmas

Pair s of w i l l ing amp committed local r esidents w i l l patrol the vi l lage from 6-8pm The idea is to r aise the prof i le of the need for vigi lance around Chr istmas time and deter burglar y amp other cr iminal activi ty

The co-ordinator s are in contact w ith the local pol ice dur ing their patrols via two-way radio

Recr u i tm entWe are always looking for extr a volunteers to join the groups as co-ordinator s The posi tion is not at al l onerous

- Shor t AGM in Januar y (Mended Drum New Inn)- Prepared to be a point of contact for your area

w ithin the vi l lage- Join in the Chr istmas patrols (Suppor ted by local

pol ice high viz jacketsr adios provided)- Assist w i th del iver y of Huby Voice (quar ter ly)

Top Tips

- Invest in some plug in timers (l ights and radios are

strong deter rents as are TV simulator s)

- Close cur tains in the eveningnight

- Secure wheeled binsladders so that would be cr iminals cannot use them to access your proper ty

- Aler t neighbours to your hol iday plans - Lock outside doors now the darker days are w ith us- Light Up Lock Upleave a l ight on when out

between 4-9pm

Notes f r om the Chai r

I attend the quar ter ly Hambleton South Neighbourhood Watch Association meetings in Easingwold on behalf of the vi l lage This keeps the group aware of any police ini tiatives update on cr ime f igures etc

I have recently attended inaugural meetings at both Linton-on-Ouse and Bagby who are setting up their ow n Neighbourhood Watch schemes to give both suppor t and advice based on our ow n ver y successful model

Peter Lyddon

I t is w i th great sadness that I note the passing of a past chairman and stalwar t of Huby Neighbourhood WatchPeter Lyddon (Major Lyddon MBE) sadly passed away in October this year A fel low member of the Neighbourhood Watch for near ly 8 years and an active member of the community The Huby Neighbourhood Watch was formed in December 1993 w ith Peter joining in 2005 amp becoming i ts chairman in 2007 a posi tion he held unti l 2012 Peter for many years organised the Chr istmas vi l lage patrols ensur ing that there was a high visible presence to deter thieves He also ini tiated Watch members to del iver and produce the vi l lage paper this r esponsibi l i ty was subsequently

Huby Neighbourhood Watch

Huby Local Walks Group

By the time you read this there should be copies of the f irst two walks in what we hope is the f inal form in the shop (They should also be in the Motel) and online at http hubyvillageorguknotices-useful-info vil lage-walks

Please let us know what you think by emailing kmwallis1btinternetcom or telephone 810612

A limited number of copies will be available please contact as above if you cannot get one

Jackie Bullough 810873 Ryan Batty 07787170832

Stuar t Bur ton 81015 David Bracewell 810148

Daw n Thompson 811242 Br ian King 811532

Paula Howell 811968 Ernest Cooke 810810

Daw n Walmsley 810776

Get festive and admire theCHRISTMAS TREE AT VILLAGE HALLDecember-January

Christmas trees will be recycled Fri day 15th January in green bins with lids down

passed on to the Par ish Counci l He is a great loss to the vi l lage the Neighbourhood Watch members offer their condolences to Peters fami ly and mourn his passing

AGM ear ly Januar y 2016 (date tbc) to be held in the Mended Drum ALL WELCOME

Tr ev Peacock

Sut ton amp Huby Gardening ClubMeets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 745pm and alternates between Huby Methodist Chapel and Sutton Village Hall Chairman Willie Anderson Secretary Ann Butler 810462 Huby Rep amp Treasurer Sally-Jane Fell 810955

Tr evs Gr ow ing Tips

Things to do i n the gar den now

- Gather leaves to make mulch Collect the leaves when they are thoroughly saturated to aid quick decomposition Use as a potting compost soi l improver or a mulch

- Tidy up borders chop up or shred as much mater ial as possible and add to the compost heap

- Give agapanthus shelter they l ike i t cool and dr y dur ing their dormant season

- Wash pots r eady for next year- Spread well-rotted manure on empty veg plots- Cover non- hardy shrubs w ith f leece i f hard

frosts are l ikely- Clean your mower being stor ing away for

w inter - Why not provide high-energy food for the

bir ds- Why not tr y to grow a new crop such as gar l ic

For thcom ing tal ks

- Wednesday 9th December 730pm at Grey Village Hall Sutton-on-ForestChristmas Social f lower arranging quiz slide show special Xmas raff le and much more All welcome Visitors pound250

- Wednesday 27th January Huby - Problem areas in the garden by Mart in Howe

- Wednesday 24th February Sutton - The hidden and secret places of Beningborough Hal l Gal lery amp Gardens by Bob Mansf ield

- Wednesday 23rd March Huby - Auriculas history care and cul t ivat ion by Robin Graham

LAVENDERS amp PINKS

Septembers meeting was well received and all l istened attentively to Gill Tomkinson entertain us with an interesting and lively talk on how to grow these popular plants

- They hate damp and so plant with grit for free drainage

- English lavenders are tolerant to -15deg C- Litt le Lottie a very pretty rosy pink plant height 8

X 12 Plant at the front of a border or a pot or window ledge

- Nana Alba miniature shite 8 X 12- Diane popular- Blue Scent (Elegance series) Tough super for

attracting bees amp other insects hated by deer two successions of f lowers 12 X 12

- Litt le Bee Series hard to acquire bred for bees an English lavender but with French f lowers

- Falgate excellent for cooking amp migraines- Long Pink 3 tall Great l ing the path of a cottage

garden- Hidcote Pink Edelweiss is a beautiful white

variety- Spanish Eyes use as an annual lemon scent grow

from seed (2yrs to get a good plant)- Bracken Hall tall and tough excellent for

semi-dappled shade - HEDGING eg Grey Ledge Munsted Hidcote

Mem ber ship i ncludes

- Doors open 715pm for 745pm star t Subscr iptions pound8 per year (pound250 for over 80s visi tor s amp under 18s)

- Raff le each meeting (Three hampers at the Chr istmas Social too)

- Meetings are held on the four th Wednesday of the month alternately in each vi l lage (Grey Vi l lage Hall in Sutton)

- Subscr iptions also give 10 off at a var iety of local gardening outlets Visi tor s always welcome

Please come along and join this l ively enthusiastic and ver y fr iendly club Youll be assured of a ver y warm welcome an enter taining talk garden themed raff le and fol lowed by r efr eshments to round off the evening

CHILDRENS PLANT COMPETITION

We appreciate the continuingsuppor t from Peacock Garden Design in the planning and execution of the annual competi tion judged at the show Now a month ear l ier than in the past pupi ls w i l l have to be r eady to star t grow ing their plants and designing plant pots str aight after the Easter hol iday

Huby amp Sut ton Show

Huby amp Sutton Show June 2016 planning has alr eady star ted for our ideas for the chi ldrens competi tion and our ow n involvement in the Garden amp Farm Produce Marquee I t looks l ike being an exci ting Saturday event

01347 810955

1st Galtres Rainbows have moved to Patchworks Nursery on Skates Lane every Wednesday 615pm til l 715pm If you have a daughter aged between 5 and 7 who would be interested in joining us please ring Karen Adams on 01347810494 or go onto the Girl Guiding website to join us and follow the simple steps

Learn Spanish at Spanish Talk - Returning f rom maternity leave in February 2016

If you are interested in learning Spanish for the f irst t ime or already know some and want to improve your knowledge then Spanish Talk can help you to achieve your goals

Spanish Talk was established in June 2007 by Anna Martinez-Armitage and offers Spanish tutoring to people of all ages and abilit ies and courses to suit all learners

With an English Mother and a Spanish Father Anna has been speaking Spanish her whole life and considers herself bil ingual She is an experienced and qualif ied tutor who has also taught courses at a local University and primary school and successfully helped many GCSE A-level and University students practice revise and prepare for their exams

Anna is currently on maternity leave but is planning on returning to work in February 2016 She will be working part t ime and offering classes on Tuesday and Fridays (9am-445pm) there is also the possibil ity of doing online lessons bookings are now being taken

Anna has an extensive library of books materials and resources in order to aid and enhance learning During teaching she is also able to use a variety of online materials and websites to make learning more interesting enjoyable and interactive Spanish Talk gif t vouchers are available and make great Christmas or Birthday

presents For more informat ion please cal l Tel 07800 634510 or email annaspanish-talkcom

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

Huby Pr imary School Result s in t op 2 of t he count ry

Primary school was thril led to receive a letter from Nick HubyGibb Minster of State for School Reform congratulating them on their very high standard of

achievement in the 2015 Phonics screening check that all children in Year 1 nationally take 100 of pupils passed the screening check which meant that Huby school is in the top 2 of all schools in the country The school is delighted by this result and the fact that they have been consistently above national averages since the phonics check was introduced The teaching of reading at Huby is given the highest priority and this was recognised by Ofsted in June 2015 who stated reading was outstanding at Huby Many thanks to all the parents at Huby who regularly l isten to their children read and support the school in this valuable way

Out and about

All the children have had a busy f irst half term extending their learning outside of the classroom The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Eden Camp as part of their topic on World War 2 They spent the day exploring the sights sounds and smells of l iving in Britain during

World War 2 experiencing the living conditions of l ife on a U boat to hearing and seeing the sights and sounds of l iving through the Blitz and the evenings spent in Anderson Shelters

Children in Year 5 and 6 honed their geo-caching and map skills and undertook river investigations on the

River Esk as part of their geography f ield work at Danby Moor on the North York Moors Luckily the weather was excellent and the children had a wonderful day

Our youngest children also were out and about and the children in Early Years went on their f irst school trip to Harlow Carr Gardens in Harrogate All the children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 explored the gardens and sculptures whilst spending the morning looking at dif ferent seeds and planting their own lettuce leaves Their green f ingers have paid off and the children will soon be eating their leaves

The childrens behaviour on all three trips was exceptional and staff children and parent volunteers all thoroughly enjoyed themselves Photographs of the children enjoying themselves can be found on the school website under the childrens class pages wwwhubyn-yorksschuk

Sport ing success

The school has recently been awarded the Sainsbury School Gold Award one of the few schools in the county to be awarded the award The award is given to schools that provide outstanding sports provisions and extra-curricular activit ies

For the f irst t ime in many years the school football team under the tutelage of Mr Hartley have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the County Football Finals After playing for three consecutive weeks against tough competit ion the children are one of two schools from the Easingwold Cluster to go through to the next stage of the competit ion We will keep you informed of the results

Hand-delivered to every home in Huby the Huby Voice offers the ideal platform to promote your business or service to residents of the village

Ratecar dFull page pound50Half page pound25Quar ter page pound15

Pr ice includes design (i f needed) Please contact hubyvoicegmailcom i f youd l ike to feature in the next issue

It s that time of year alr eady Book now for your Chr istmas par ty Our del icious menu (see our facebook page) w i l l r un throughout December and we are open to bookings for small or large par ties 01347810393 or emai l thenew innhubygmailcom

Opening hour s

- Monday 6shy11pm (Kitchen closed) - Tuesday shy Saturday 12 shy 2pm amp 530 shy 12pm

Food ser ved 12shy2pm amp 6shy9pm- Sunday 12 shy 10pm Sunday lunch ser ved

12shy3pm - Ear ly Bir d Menu 12shy2pm amp 6shy7pm

Special Lunchtime only offer in addition to our del icious sandw ich menu Tuesday to Saturday 12shy 2 we offer a r educed pr ice on our Ear ly Bir d menu and 10 off the main menu

Recently awarded the Tripadvisor 2015 Certificate of Excellence

Tel 01347 810393 wwwnewinnhubycouk

thenewinnhubygmail com

Advert ise in t he Huby Voice

Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

The Huby Voice has been a brilliant way to advertise my business and reach out to

local peopleAnna Martinez-Armitage Spanish Talk

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

CHAIRMAN

TREASURER

SECRETARY

VICE CHAIRMAN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

BROWNIESHUBY SUTTON SHOW

BEAVERS

CUBS

SCOUTS COMMITTEE

SCOUTS

HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

Angie Krausz

Steve Colquhoun

Carole Smith

Mike Smith

COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

Sun amevening only

FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

HUBY VOICEHuby Voice is published and distr ibuted by the Par ish Counci l four times a year in March June September and December

Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

Any views or opinions expressed in ar ticles and letter s to the edi tor are those of the w r i ter and not the Par ish Counci l

We w i l l be pleased to r eceive r epor ts from any vi l lage activi ties including photos and information about for thcoming vi l lage events These should be sent to

hubyvoicegm ai l com

Par i sh i n for m at ionPar i sh Cler k

Mr s Fiona Hi l lThe Byre Field House farm Thornton le Clay York YO60 7QATel 01904 468773fionathebyremeuk

Counci l l or s

Cl l r Sal l y-Jane Fel l (Chai r m an) Burnholme Easingwold Road Huby York YO61 1HJ Tel 01347 810955 sfel lstolavesyorkorguk

Cl l r John Phi l l i ps The Manor Blacklands Huby York Tel 01347 810448 John2phi l l ipsbtinternetcom

Cl l r Col i n Ar thur6 Horner Close Huby YO61 1YE Tel 01347 811902colar thurhotmai lcouk

Cl l r Chr i s Rober ts14 Maple Croft Huby York YO61 1JQTel 01347 810182Kitro65outlookcom

Cl l r Er i c LazenbyRosevale Easingwold Road HubyYork YO61 1HJTel 01347 810062

Cl l r Li sa Br ownThe Mended Drum Toller ton Road HubyYork YO61 1HTTel 01347 810264

NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

3r d Decem ber 2015730pm Methodist Chapel

HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCILStone Cross Northallerton DL6 2UUwwwhambletongovuk 0845 1211 555infohambletongovuk

District Council lor District Cllr Christine Cookman Cottage Farm High Street Stil l ington YO61 1LG thecookmansbtinternetcom

Dog Warden 01609 767104

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILCounty HallNorthallerton DL7 8ADwwwnorthyorksgovuk01609 780780

County Council lorCllr Caroline PatmoreCllrcarolinepatmorenorthyorksgovuk

NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICEGeneral contact 0845 60 60 247Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Drugs helpline 0800 776 600Victim Support 01904 636905

Stay up-to-date with all things in the village on the following

Village websit e hubyvil lageorgukFacebook wwwfacebookcomHubyNorthYorkshire

Huby Online

Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

Chai r m an Trev Peacock 810955

Tr easur er Roger Kraemer 810162

Oper at i on Eye Bal l

Chr istmas patrols 7th - 14th December 630 - 8pm Co-ordinator s amp volunteer lead evening patrols of the vi l lage in the two week run up to Chr istmas

Pair s of w i l l ing amp committed local r esidents w i l l patrol the vi l lage from 6-8pm The idea is to r aise the prof i le of the need for vigi lance around Chr istmas time and deter burglar y amp other cr iminal activi ty

The co-ordinator s are in contact w ith the local pol ice dur ing their patrols via two-way radio

Recr u i tm entWe are always looking for extr a volunteers to join the groups as co-ordinator s The posi tion is not at al l onerous

- Shor t AGM in Januar y (Mended Drum New Inn)- Prepared to be a point of contact for your area

w ithin the vi l lage- Join in the Chr istmas patrols (Suppor ted by local

pol ice high viz jacketsr adios provided)- Assist w i th del iver y of Huby Voice (quar ter ly)

Top Tips

- Invest in some plug in timers (l ights and radios are

strong deter rents as are TV simulator s)

- Close cur tains in the eveningnight

- Secure wheeled binsladders so that would be cr iminals cannot use them to access your proper ty

- Aler t neighbours to your hol iday plans - Lock outside doors now the darker days are w ith us- Light Up Lock Upleave a l ight on when out

between 4-9pm

Notes f r om the Chai r

I attend the quar ter ly Hambleton South Neighbourhood Watch Association meetings in Easingwold on behalf of the vi l lage This keeps the group aware of any police ini tiatives update on cr ime f igures etc

I have recently attended inaugural meetings at both Linton-on-Ouse and Bagby who are setting up their ow n Neighbourhood Watch schemes to give both suppor t and advice based on our ow n ver y successful model

Peter Lyddon

I t is w i th great sadness that I note the passing of a past chairman and stalwar t of Huby Neighbourhood WatchPeter Lyddon (Major Lyddon MBE) sadly passed away in October this year A fel low member of the Neighbourhood Watch for near ly 8 years and an active member of the community The Huby Neighbourhood Watch was formed in December 1993 w ith Peter joining in 2005 amp becoming i ts chairman in 2007 a posi tion he held unti l 2012 Peter for many years organised the Chr istmas vi l lage patrols ensur ing that there was a high visible presence to deter thieves He also ini tiated Watch members to del iver and produce the vi l lage paper this r esponsibi l i ty was subsequently

Huby Neighbourhood Watch

Huby Local Walks Group

By the time you read this there should be copies of the f irst two walks in what we hope is the f inal form in the shop (They should also be in the Motel) and online at http hubyvillageorguknotices-useful-info vil lage-walks

Please let us know what you think by emailing kmwallis1btinternetcom or telephone 810612

A limited number of copies will be available please contact as above if you cannot get one

Jackie Bullough 810873 Ryan Batty 07787170832

Stuar t Bur ton 81015 David Bracewell 810148

Daw n Thompson 811242 Br ian King 811532

Paula Howell 811968 Ernest Cooke 810810

Daw n Walmsley 810776

Get festive and admire theCHRISTMAS TREE AT VILLAGE HALLDecember-January

Christmas trees will be recycled Fri day 15th January in green bins with lids down

passed on to the Par ish Counci l He is a great loss to the vi l lage the Neighbourhood Watch members offer their condolences to Peters fami ly and mourn his passing

AGM ear ly Januar y 2016 (date tbc) to be held in the Mended Drum ALL WELCOME

Tr ev Peacock

Sut ton amp Huby Gardening ClubMeets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 745pm and alternates between Huby Methodist Chapel and Sutton Village Hall Chairman Willie Anderson Secretary Ann Butler 810462 Huby Rep amp Treasurer Sally-Jane Fell 810955

Tr evs Gr ow ing Tips

Things to do i n the gar den now

- Gather leaves to make mulch Collect the leaves when they are thoroughly saturated to aid quick decomposition Use as a potting compost soi l improver or a mulch

- Tidy up borders chop up or shred as much mater ial as possible and add to the compost heap

- Give agapanthus shelter they l ike i t cool and dr y dur ing their dormant season

- Wash pots r eady for next year- Spread well-rotted manure on empty veg plots- Cover non- hardy shrubs w ith f leece i f hard

frosts are l ikely- Clean your mower being stor ing away for

w inter - Why not provide high-energy food for the

bir ds- Why not tr y to grow a new crop such as gar l ic

For thcom ing tal ks

- Wednesday 9th December 730pm at Grey Village Hall Sutton-on-ForestChristmas Social f lower arranging quiz slide show special Xmas raff le and much more All welcome Visitors pound250

- Wednesday 27th January Huby - Problem areas in the garden by Mart in Howe

- Wednesday 24th February Sutton - The hidden and secret places of Beningborough Hal l Gal lery amp Gardens by Bob Mansf ield

- Wednesday 23rd March Huby - Auriculas history care and cul t ivat ion by Robin Graham

LAVENDERS amp PINKS

Septembers meeting was well received and all l istened attentively to Gill Tomkinson entertain us with an interesting and lively talk on how to grow these popular plants

- They hate damp and so plant with grit for free drainage

- English lavenders are tolerant to -15deg C- Litt le Lottie a very pretty rosy pink plant height 8

X 12 Plant at the front of a border or a pot or window ledge

- Nana Alba miniature shite 8 X 12- Diane popular- Blue Scent (Elegance series) Tough super for

attracting bees amp other insects hated by deer two successions of f lowers 12 X 12

- Litt le Bee Series hard to acquire bred for bees an English lavender but with French f lowers

- Falgate excellent for cooking amp migraines- Long Pink 3 tall Great l ing the path of a cottage

garden- Hidcote Pink Edelweiss is a beautiful white

variety- Spanish Eyes use as an annual lemon scent grow

from seed (2yrs to get a good plant)- Bracken Hall tall and tough excellent for

semi-dappled shade - HEDGING eg Grey Ledge Munsted Hidcote

Mem ber ship i ncludes

- Doors open 715pm for 745pm star t Subscr iptions pound8 per year (pound250 for over 80s visi tor s amp under 18s)

- Raff le each meeting (Three hampers at the Chr istmas Social too)

- Meetings are held on the four th Wednesday of the month alternately in each vi l lage (Grey Vi l lage Hall in Sutton)

- Subscr iptions also give 10 off at a var iety of local gardening outlets Visi tor s always welcome

Please come along and join this l ively enthusiastic and ver y fr iendly club Youll be assured of a ver y warm welcome an enter taining talk garden themed raff le and fol lowed by r efr eshments to round off the evening

CHILDRENS PLANT COMPETITION

We appreciate the continuingsuppor t from Peacock Garden Design in the planning and execution of the annual competi tion judged at the show Now a month ear l ier than in the past pupi ls w i l l have to be r eady to star t grow ing their plants and designing plant pots str aight after the Easter hol iday

Huby amp Sut ton Show

Huby amp Sutton Show June 2016 planning has alr eady star ted for our ideas for the chi ldrens competi tion and our ow n involvement in the Garden amp Farm Produce Marquee I t looks l ike being an exci ting Saturday event

01347 810955

1st Galtres Rainbows have moved to Patchworks Nursery on Skates Lane every Wednesday 615pm til l 715pm If you have a daughter aged between 5 and 7 who would be interested in joining us please ring Karen Adams on 01347810494 or go onto the Girl Guiding website to join us and follow the simple steps

Learn Spanish at Spanish Talk - Returning f rom maternity leave in February 2016

If you are interested in learning Spanish for the f irst t ime or already know some and want to improve your knowledge then Spanish Talk can help you to achieve your goals

Spanish Talk was established in June 2007 by Anna Martinez-Armitage and offers Spanish tutoring to people of all ages and abilit ies and courses to suit all learners

With an English Mother and a Spanish Father Anna has been speaking Spanish her whole life and considers herself bil ingual She is an experienced and qualif ied tutor who has also taught courses at a local University and primary school and successfully helped many GCSE A-level and University students practice revise and prepare for their exams

Anna is currently on maternity leave but is planning on returning to work in February 2016 She will be working part t ime and offering classes on Tuesday and Fridays (9am-445pm) there is also the possibil ity of doing online lessons bookings are now being taken

Anna has an extensive library of books materials and resources in order to aid and enhance learning During teaching she is also able to use a variety of online materials and websites to make learning more interesting enjoyable and interactive Spanish Talk gif t vouchers are available and make great Christmas or Birthday

presents For more informat ion please cal l Tel 07800 634510 or email annaspanish-talkcom

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

Huby Pr imary School Result s in t op 2 of t he count ry

Primary school was thril led to receive a letter from Nick HubyGibb Minster of State for School Reform congratulating them on their very high standard of

achievement in the 2015 Phonics screening check that all children in Year 1 nationally take 100 of pupils passed the screening check which meant that Huby school is in the top 2 of all schools in the country The school is delighted by this result and the fact that they have been consistently above national averages since the phonics check was introduced The teaching of reading at Huby is given the highest priority and this was recognised by Ofsted in June 2015 who stated reading was outstanding at Huby Many thanks to all the parents at Huby who regularly l isten to their children read and support the school in this valuable way

Out and about

All the children have had a busy f irst half term extending their learning outside of the classroom The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Eden Camp as part of their topic on World War 2 They spent the day exploring the sights sounds and smells of l iving in Britain during

World War 2 experiencing the living conditions of l ife on a U boat to hearing and seeing the sights and sounds of l iving through the Blitz and the evenings spent in Anderson Shelters

Children in Year 5 and 6 honed their geo-caching and map skills and undertook river investigations on the

River Esk as part of their geography f ield work at Danby Moor on the North York Moors Luckily the weather was excellent and the children had a wonderful day

Our youngest children also were out and about and the children in Early Years went on their f irst school trip to Harlow Carr Gardens in Harrogate All the children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 explored the gardens and sculptures whilst spending the morning looking at dif ferent seeds and planting their own lettuce leaves Their green f ingers have paid off and the children will soon be eating their leaves

The childrens behaviour on all three trips was exceptional and staff children and parent volunteers all thoroughly enjoyed themselves Photographs of the children enjoying themselves can be found on the school website under the childrens class pages wwwhubyn-yorksschuk

Sport ing success

The school has recently been awarded the Sainsbury School Gold Award one of the few schools in the county to be awarded the award The award is given to schools that provide outstanding sports provisions and extra-curricular activit ies

For the f irst t ime in many years the school football team under the tutelage of Mr Hartley have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the County Football Finals After playing for three consecutive weeks against tough competit ion the children are one of two schools from the Easingwold Cluster to go through to the next stage of the competit ion We will keep you informed of the results

Hand-delivered to every home in Huby the Huby Voice offers the ideal platform to promote your business or service to residents of the village

Ratecar dFull page pound50Half page pound25Quar ter page pound15

Pr ice includes design (i f needed) Please contact hubyvoicegmailcom i f youd l ike to feature in the next issue

It s that time of year alr eady Book now for your Chr istmas par ty Our del icious menu (see our facebook page) w i l l r un throughout December and we are open to bookings for small or large par ties 01347810393 or emai l thenew innhubygmailcom

Opening hour s

- Monday 6shy11pm (Kitchen closed) - Tuesday shy Saturday 12 shy 2pm amp 530 shy 12pm

Food ser ved 12shy2pm amp 6shy9pm- Sunday 12 shy 10pm Sunday lunch ser ved

12shy3pm - Ear ly Bir d Menu 12shy2pm amp 6shy7pm

Special Lunchtime only offer in addition to our del icious sandw ich menu Tuesday to Saturday 12shy 2 we offer a r educed pr ice on our Ear ly Bir d menu and 10 off the main menu

Recently awarded the Tripadvisor 2015 Certificate of Excellence

Tel 01347 810393 wwwnewinnhubycouk

thenewinnhubygmail com

Advert ise in t he Huby Voice

Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

The Huby Voice has been a brilliant way to advertise my business and reach out to

local peopleAnna Martinez-Armitage Spanish Talk

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

CHAIRMAN

TREASURER

SECRETARY

VICE CHAIRMAN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

BROWNIESHUBY SUTTON SHOW

BEAVERS

CUBS

SCOUTS COMMITTEE

SCOUTS

HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

Angie Krausz

Steve Colquhoun

Carole Smith

Mike Smith

COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

Sun amevening only

FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

HUBY VOICEHuby Voice is published and distr ibuted by the Par ish Counci l four times a year in March June September and December

Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

Any views or opinions expressed in ar ticles and letter s to the edi tor are those of the w r i ter and not the Par ish Counci l

We w i l l be pleased to r eceive r epor ts from any vi l lage activi ties including photos and information about for thcoming vi l lage events These should be sent to

hubyvoicegm ai l com

Par i sh i n for m at ionPar i sh Cler k

Mr s Fiona Hi l lThe Byre Field House farm Thornton le Clay York YO60 7QATel 01904 468773fionathebyremeuk

Counci l l or s

Cl l r Sal l y-Jane Fel l (Chai r m an) Burnholme Easingwold Road Huby York YO61 1HJ Tel 01347 810955 sfel lstolavesyorkorguk

Cl l r John Phi l l i ps The Manor Blacklands Huby York Tel 01347 810448 John2phi l l ipsbtinternetcom

Cl l r Col i n Ar thur6 Horner Close Huby YO61 1YE Tel 01347 811902colar thurhotmai lcouk

Cl l r Chr i s Rober ts14 Maple Croft Huby York YO61 1JQTel 01347 810182Kitro65outlookcom

Cl l r Er i c LazenbyRosevale Easingwold Road HubyYork YO61 1HJTel 01347 810062

Cl l r Li sa Br ownThe Mended Drum Toller ton Road HubyYork YO61 1HTTel 01347 810264

NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

3r d Decem ber 2015730pm Methodist Chapel

HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCILStone Cross Northallerton DL6 2UUwwwhambletongovuk 0845 1211 555infohambletongovuk

District Council lor District Cllr Christine Cookman Cottage Farm High Street Stil l ington YO61 1LG thecookmansbtinternetcom

Dog Warden 01609 767104

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILCounty HallNorthallerton DL7 8ADwwwnorthyorksgovuk01609 780780

County Council lorCllr Caroline PatmoreCllrcarolinepatmorenorthyorksgovuk

NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICEGeneral contact 0845 60 60 247Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Drugs helpline 0800 776 600Victim Support 01904 636905

Stay up-to-date with all things in the village on the following

Village websit e hubyvil lageorgukFacebook wwwfacebookcomHubyNorthYorkshire

Huby Online

Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

Sut ton amp Huby Gardening ClubMeets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 745pm and alternates between Huby Methodist Chapel and Sutton Village Hall Chairman Willie Anderson Secretary Ann Butler 810462 Huby Rep amp Treasurer Sally-Jane Fell 810955

Tr evs Gr ow ing Tips

Things to do i n the gar den now

- Gather leaves to make mulch Collect the leaves when they are thoroughly saturated to aid quick decomposition Use as a potting compost soi l improver or a mulch

- Tidy up borders chop up or shred as much mater ial as possible and add to the compost heap

- Give agapanthus shelter they l ike i t cool and dr y dur ing their dormant season

- Wash pots r eady for next year- Spread well-rotted manure on empty veg plots- Cover non- hardy shrubs w ith f leece i f hard

frosts are l ikely- Clean your mower being stor ing away for

w inter - Why not provide high-energy food for the

bir ds- Why not tr y to grow a new crop such as gar l ic

For thcom ing tal ks

- Wednesday 9th December 730pm at Grey Village Hall Sutton-on-ForestChristmas Social f lower arranging quiz slide show special Xmas raff le and much more All welcome Visitors pound250

- Wednesday 27th January Huby - Problem areas in the garden by Mart in Howe

- Wednesday 24th February Sutton - The hidden and secret places of Beningborough Hal l Gal lery amp Gardens by Bob Mansf ield

- Wednesday 23rd March Huby - Auriculas history care and cul t ivat ion by Robin Graham

LAVENDERS amp PINKS

Septembers meeting was well received and all l istened attentively to Gill Tomkinson entertain us with an interesting and lively talk on how to grow these popular plants

- They hate damp and so plant with grit for free drainage

- English lavenders are tolerant to -15deg C- Litt le Lottie a very pretty rosy pink plant height 8

X 12 Plant at the front of a border or a pot or window ledge

- Nana Alba miniature shite 8 X 12- Diane popular- Blue Scent (Elegance series) Tough super for

attracting bees amp other insects hated by deer two successions of f lowers 12 X 12

- Litt le Bee Series hard to acquire bred for bees an English lavender but with French f lowers

- Falgate excellent for cooking amp migraines- Long Pink 3 tall Great l ing the path of a cottage

garden- Hidcote Pink Edelweiss is a beautiful white

variety- Spanish Eyes use as an annual lemon scent grow

from seed (2yrs to get a good plant)- Bracken Hall tall and tough excellent for

semi-dappled shade - HEDGING eg Grey Ledge Munsted Hidcote

Mem ber ship i ncludes

- Doors open 715pm for 745pm star t Subscr iptions pound8 per year (pound250 for over 80s visi tor s amp under 18s)

- Raff le each meeting (Three hampers at the Chr istmas Social too)

- Meetings are held on the four th Wednesday of the month alternately in each vi l lage (Grey Vi l lage Hall in Sutton)

- Subscr iptions also give 10 off at a var iety of local gardening outlets Visi tor s always welcome

Please come along and join this l ively enthusiastic and ver y fr iendly club Youll be assured of a ver y warm welcome an enter taining talk garden themed raff le and fol lowed by r efr eshments to round off the evening

CHILDRENS PLANT COMPETITION

We appreciate the continuingsuppor t from Peacock Garden Design in the planning and execution of the annual competi tion judged at the show Now a month ear l ier than in the past pupi ls w i l l have to be r eady to star t grow ing their plants and designing plant pots str aight after the Easter hol iday

Huby amp Sut ton Show

Huby amp Sutton Show June 2016 planning has alr eady star ted for our ideas for the chi ldrens competi tion and our ow n involvement in the Garden amp Farm Produce Marquee I t looks l ike being an exci ting Saturday event

01347 810955

1st Galtres Rainbows have moved to Patchworks Nursery on Skates Lane every Wednesday 615pm til l 715pm If you have a daughter aged between 5 and 7 who would be interested in joining us please ring Karen Adams on 01347810494 or go onto the Girl Guiding website to join us and follow the simple steps

Learn Spanish at Spanish Talk - Returning f rom maternity leave in February 2016

If you are interested in learning Spanish for the f irst t ime or already know some and want to improve your knowledge then Spanish Talk can help you to achieve your goals

Spanish Talk was established in June 2007 by Anna Martinez-Armitage and offers Spanish tutoring to people of all ages and abilit ies and courses to suit all learners

With an English Mother and a Spanish Father Anna has been speaking Spanish her whole life and considers herself bil ingual She is an experienced and qualif ied tutor who has also taught courses at a local University and primary school and successfully helped many GCSE A-level and University students practice revise and prepare for their exams

Anna is currently on maternity leave but is planning on returning to work in February 2016 She will be working part t ime and offering classes on Tuesday and Fridays (9am-445pm) there is also the possibil ity of doing online lessons bookings are now being taken

Anna has an extensive library of books materials and resources in order to aid and enhance learning During teaching she is also able to use a variety of online materials and websites to make learning more interesting enjoyable and interactive Spanish Talk gif t vouchers are available and make great Christmas or Birthday

presents For more informat ion please cal l Tel 07800 634510 or email annaspanish-talkcom

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

Huby Pr imary School Result s in t op 2 of t he count ry

Primary school was thril led to receive a letter from Nick HubyGibb Minster of State for School Reform congratulating them on their very high standard of

achievement in the 2015 Phonics screening check that all children in Year 1 nationally take 100 of pupils passed the screening check which meant that Huby school is in the top 2 of all schools in the country The school is delighted by this result and the fact that they have been consistently above national averages since the phonics check was introduced The teaching of reading at Huby is given the highest priority and this was recognised by Ofsted in June 2015 who stated reading was outstanding at Huby Many thanks to all the parents at Huby who regularly l isten to their children read and support the school in this valuable way

Out and about

All the children have had a busy f irst half term extending their learning outside of the classroom The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Eden Camp as part of their topic on World War 2 They spent the day exploring the sights sounds and smells of l iving in Britain during

World War 2 experiencing the living conditions of l ife on a U boat to hearing and seeing the sights and sounds of l iving through the Blitz and the evenings spent in Anderson Shelters

Children in Year 5 and 6 honed their geo-caching and map skills and undertook river investigations on the

River Esk as part of their geography f ield work at Danby Moor on the North York Moors Luckily the weather was excellent and the children had a wonderful day

Our youngest children also were out and about and the children in Early Years went on their f irst school trip to Harlow Carr Gardens in Harrogate All the children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 explored the gardens and sculptures whilst spending the morning looking at dif ferent seeds and planting their own lettuce leaves Their green f ingers have paid off and the children will soon be eating their leaves

The childrens behaviour on all three trips was exceptional and staff children and parent volunteers all thoroughly enjoyed themselves Photographs of the children enjoying themselves can be found on the school website under the childrens class pages wwwhubyn-yorksschuk

Sport ing success

The school has recently been awarded the Sainsbury School Gold Award one of the few schools in the county to be awarded the award The award is given to schools that provide outstanding sports provisions and extra-curricular activit ies

For the f irst t ime in many years the school football team under the tutelage of Mr Hartley have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the County Football Finals After playing for three consecutive weeks against tough competit ion the children are one of two schools from the Easingwold Cluster to go through to the next stage of the competit ion We will keep you informed of the results

Hand-delivered to every home in Huby the Huby Voice offers the ideal platform to promote your business or service to residents of the village

Ratecar dFull page pound50Half page pound25Quar ter page pound15

Pr ice includes design (i f needed) Please contact hubyvoicegmailcom i f youd l ike to feature in the next issue

It s that time of year alr eady Book now for your Chr istmas par ty Our del icious menu (see our facebook page) w i l l r un throughout December and we are open to bookings for small or large par ties 01347810393 or emai l thenew innhubygmailcom

Opening hour s

- Monday 6shy11pm (Kitchen closed) - Tuesday shy Saturday 12 shy 2pm amp 530 shy 12pm

Food ser ved 12shy2pm amp 6shy9pm- Sunday 12 shy 10pm Sunday lunch ser ved

12shy3pm - Ear ly Bir d Menu 12shy2pm amp 6shy7pm

Special Lunchtime only offer in addition to our del icious sandw ich menu Tuesday to Saturday 12shy 2 we offer a r educed pr ice on our Ear ly Bir d menu and 10 off the main menu

Recently awarded the Tripadvisor 2015 Certificate of Excellence

Tel 01347 810393 wwwnewinnhubycouk

thenewinnhubygmail com

Advert ise in t he Huby Voice

Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

The Huby Voice has been a brilliant way to advertise my business and reach out to

local peopleAnna Martinez-Armitage Spanish Talk

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

CHAIRMAN

TREASURER

SECRETARY

VICE CHAIRMAN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

BROWNIESHUBY SUTTON SHOW

BEAVERS

CUBS

SCOUTS COMMITTEE

SCOUTS

HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

Angie Krausz

Steve Colquhoun

Carole Smith

Mike Smith

COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

Sun amevening only

FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

HUBY VOICEHuby Voice is published and distr ibuted by the Par ish Counci l four times a year in March June September and December

Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

Any views or opinions expressed in ar ticles and letter s to the edi tor are those of the w r i ter and not the Par ish Counci l

We w i l l be pleased to r eceive r epor ts from any vi l lage activi ties including photos and information about for thcoming vi l lage events These should be sent to

hubyvoicegm ai l com

Par i sh i n for m at ionPar i sh Cler k

Mr s Fiona Hi l lThe Byre Field House farm Thornton le Clay York YO60 7QATel 01904 468773fionathebyremeuk

Counci l l or s

Cl l r Sal l y-Jane Fel l (Chai r m an) Burnholme Easingwold Road Huby York YO61 1HJ Tel 01347 810955 sfel lstolavesyorkorguk

Cl l r John Phi l l i ps The Manor Blacklands Huby York Tel 01347 810448 John2phi l l ipsbtinternetcom

Cl l r Col i n Ar thur6 Horner Close Huby YO61 1YE Tel 01347 811902colar thurhotmai lcouk

Cl l r Chr i s Rober ts14 Maple Croft Huby York YO61 1JQTel 01347 810182Kitro65outlookcom

Cl l r Er i c LazenbyRosevale Easingwold Road HubyYork YO61 1HJTel 01347 810062

Cl l r Li sa Br ownThe Mended Drum Toller ton Road HubyYork YO61 1HTTel 01347 810264

NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

3r d Decem ber 2015730pm Methodist Chapel

HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCILStone Cross Northallerton DL6 2UUwwwhambletongovuk 0845 1211 555infohambletongovuk

District Council lor District Cllr Christine Cookman Cottage Farm High Street Stil l ington YO61 1LG thecookmansbtinternetcom

Dog Warden 01609 767104

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILCounty HallNorthallerton DL7 8ADwwwnorthyorksgovuk01609 780780

County Council lorCllr Caroline PatmoreCllrcarolinepatmorenorthyorksgovuk

NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICEGeneral contact 0845 60 60 247Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Drugs helpline 0800 776 600Victim Support 01904 636905

Stay up-to-date with all things in the village on the following

Village websit e hubyvil lageorgukFacebook wwwfacebookcomHubyNorthYorkshire

Huby Online

Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

1st Galtres Rainbows have moved to Patchworks Nursery on Skates Lane every Wednesday 615pm til l 715pm If you have a daughter aged between 5 and 7 who would be interested in joining us please ring Karen Adams on 01347810494 or go onto the Girl Guiding website to join us and follow the simple steps

Learn Spanish at Spanish Talk - Returning f rom maternity leave in February 2016

If you are interested in learning Spanish for the f irst t ime or already know some and want to improve your knowledge then Spanish Talk can help you to achieve your goals

Spanish Talk was established in June 2007 by Anna Martinez-Armitage and offers Spanish tutoring to people of all ages and abilit ies and courses to suit all learners

With an English Mother and a Spanish Father Anna has been speaking Spanish her whole life and considers herself bil ingual She is an experienced and qualif ied tutor who has also taught courses at a local University and primary school and successfully helped many GCSE A-level and University students practice revise and prepare for their exams

Anna is currently on maternity leave but is planning on returning to work in February 2016 She will be working part t ime and offering classes on Tuesday and Fridays (9am-445pm) there is also the possibil ity of doing online lessons bookings are now being taken

Anna has an extensive library of books materials and resources in order to aid and enhance learning During teaching she is also able to use a variety of online materials and websites to make learning more interesting enjoyable and interactive Spanish Talk gif t vouchers are available and make great Christmas or Birthday

presents For more informat ion please cal l Tel 07800 634510 or email annaspanish-talkcom

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

Huby Pr imary School Result s in t op 2 of t he count ry

Primary school was thril led to receive a letter from Nick HubyGibb Minster of State for School Reform congratulating them on their very high standard of

achievement in the 2015 Phonics screening check that all children in Year 1 nationally take 100 of pupils passed the screening check which meant that Huby school is in the top 2 of all schools in the country The school is delighted by this result and the fact that they have been consistently above national averages since the phonics check was introduced The teaching of reading at Huby is given the highest priority and this was recognised by Ofsted in June 2015 who stated reading was outstanding at Huby Many thanks to all the parents at Huby who regularly l isten to their children read and support the school in this valuable way

Out and about

All the children have had a busy f irst half term extending their learning outside of the classroom The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Eden Camp as part of their topic on World War 2 They spent the day exploring the sights sounds and smells of l iving in Britain during

World War 2 experiencing the living conditions of l ife on a U boat to hearing and seeing the sights and sounds of l iving through the Blitz and the evenings spent in Anderson Shelters

Children in Year 5 and 6 honed their geo-caching and map skills and undertook river investigations on the

River Esk as part of their geography f ield work at Danby Moor on the North York Moors Luckily the weather was excellent and the children had a wonderful day

Our youngest children also were out and about and the children in Early Years went on their f irst school trip to Harlow Carr Gardens in Harrogate All the children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 explored the gardens and sculptures whilst spending the morning looking at dif ferent seeds and planting their own lettuce leaves Their green f ingers have paid off and the children will soon be eating their leaves

The childrens behaviour on all three trips was exceptional and staff children and parent volunteers all thoroughly enjoyed themselves Photographs of the children enjoying themselves can be found on the school website under the childrens class pages wwwhubyn-yorksschuk

Sport ing success

The school has recently been awarded the Sainsbury School Gold Award one of the few schools in the county to be awarded the award The award is given to schools that provide outstanding sports provisions and extra-curricular activit ies

For the f irst t ime in many years the school football team under the tutelage of Mr Hartley have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the County Football Finals After playing for three consecutive weeks against tough competit ion the children are one of two schools from the Easingwold Cluster to go through to the next stage of the competit ion We will keep you informed of the results

Hand-delivered to every home in Huby the Huby Voice offers the ideal platform to promote your business or service to residents of the village

Ratecar dFull page pound50Half page pound25Quar ter page pound15

Pr ice includes design (i f needed) Please contact hubyvoicegmailcom i f youd l ike to feature in the next issue

It s that time of year alr eady Book now for your Chr istmas par ty Our del icious menu (see our facebook page) w i l l r un throughout December and we are open to bookings for small or large par ties 01347810393 or emai l thenew innhubygmailcom

Opening hour s

- Monday 6shy11pm (Kitchen closed) - Tuesday shy Saturday 12 shy 2pm amp 530 shy 12pm

Food ser ved 12shy2pm amp 6shy9pm- Sunday 12 shy 10pm Sunday lunch ser ved

12shy3pm - Ear ly Bir d Menu 12shy2pm amp 6shy7pm

Special Lunchtime only offer in addition to our del icious sandw ich menu Tuesday to Saturday 12shy 2 we offer a r educed pr ice on our Ear ly Bir d menu and 10 off the main menu

Recently awarded the Tripadvisor 2015 Certificate of Excellence

Tel 01347 810393 wwwnewinnhubycouk

thenewinnhubygmail com

Advert ise in t he Huby Voice

Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

The Huby Voice has been a brilliant way to advertise my business and reach out to

local peopleAnna Martinez-Armitage Spanish Talk

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

CHAIRMAN

TREASURER

SECRETARY

VICE CHAIRMAN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

BROWNIESHUBY SUTTON SHOW

BEAVERS

CUBS

SCOUTS COMMITTEE

SCOUTS

HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

Angie Krausz

Steve Colquhoun

Carole Smith

Mike Smith

COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

Sun amevening only

FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

HUBY VOICEHuby Voice is published and distr ibuted by the Par ish Counci l four times a year in March June September and December

Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

Any views or opinions expressed in ar ticles and letter s to the edi tor are those of the w r i ter and not the Par ish Counci l

We w i l l be pleased to r eceive r epor ts from any vi l lage activi ties including photos and information about for thcoming vi l lage events These should be sent to

hubyvoicegm ai l com

Par i sh i n for m at ionPar i sh Cler k

Mr s Fiona Hi l lThe Byre Field House farm Thornton le Clay York YO60 7QATel 01904 468773fionathebyremeuk

Counci l l or s

Cl l r Sal l y-Jane Fel l (Chai r m an) Burnholme Easingwold Road Huby York YO61 1HJ Tel 01347 810955 sfel lstolavesyorkorguk

Cl l r John Phi l l i ps The Manor Blacklands Huby York Tel 01347 810448 John2phi l l ipsbtinternetcom

Cl l r Col i n Ar thur6 Horner Close Huby YO61 1YE Tel 01347 811902colar thurhotmai lcouk

Cl l r Chr i s Rober ts14 Maple Croft Huby York YO61 1JQTel 01347 810182Kitro65outlookcom

Cl l r Er i c LazenbyRosevale Easingwold Road HubyYork YO61 1HJTel 01347 810062

Cl l r Li sa Br ownThe Mended Drum Toller ton Road HubyYork YO61 1HTTel 01347 810264

NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

3r d Decem ber 2015730pm Methodist Chapel

HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCILStone Cross Northallerton DL6 2UUwwwhambletongovuk 0845 1211 555infohambletongovuk

District Council lor District Cllr Christine Cookman Cottage Farm High Street Stil l ington YO61 1LG thecookmansbtinternetcom

Dog Warden 01609 767104

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILCounty HallNorthallerton DL7 8ADwwwnorthyorksgovuk01609 780780

County Council lorCllr Caroline PatmoreCllrcarolinepatmorenorthyorksgovuk

NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICEGeneral contact 0845 60 60 247Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Drugs helpline 0800 776 600Victim Support 01904 636905

Stay up-to-date with all things in the village on the following

Village websit e hubyvil lageorgukFacebook wwwfacebookcomHubyNorthYorkshire

Huby Online

Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

Huby Pr imary School Result s in t op 2 of t he count ry

Primary school was thril led to receive a letter from Nick HubyGibb Minster of State for School Reform congratulating them on their very high standard of

achievement in the 2015 Phonics screening check that all children in Year 1 nationally take 100 of pupils passed the screening check which meant that Huby school is in the top 2 of all schools in the country The school is delighted by this result and the fact that they have been consistently above national averages since the phonics check was introduced The teaching of reading at Huby is given the highest priority and this was recognised by Ofsted in June 2015 who stated reading was outstanding at Huby Many thanks to all the parents at Huby who regularly l isten to their children read and support the school in this valuable way

Out and about

All the children have had a busy f irst half term extending their learning outside of the classroom The children in Years 3 and 4 visited Eden Camp as part of their topic on World War 2 They spent the day exploring the sights sounds and smells of l iving in Britain during

World War 2 experiencing the living conditions of l ife on a U boat to hearing and seeing the sights and sounds of l iving through the Blitz and the evenings spent in Anderson Shelters

Children in Year 5 and 6 honed their geo-caching and map skills and undertook river investigations on the

River Esk as part of their geography f ield work at Danby Moor on the North York Moors Luckily the weather was excellent and the children had a wonderful day

Our youngest children also were out and about and the children in Early Years went on their f irst school trip to Harlow Carr Gardens in Harrogate All the children in Early Years and Years 1 and 2 explored the gardens and sculptures whilst spending the morning looking at dif ferent seeds and planting their own lettuce leaves Their green f ingers have paid off and the children will soon be eating their leaves

The childrens behaviour on all three trips was exceptional and staff children and parent volunteers all thoroughly enjoyed themselves Photographs of the children enjoying themselves can be found on the school website under the childrens class pages wwwhubyn-yorksschuk

Sport ing success

The school has recently been awarded the Sainsbury School Gold Award one of the few schools in the county to be awarded the award The award is given to schools that provide outstanding sports provisions and extra-curricular activit ies

For the f irst t ime in many years the school football team under the tutelage of Mr Hartley have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the County Football Finals After playing for three consecutive weeks against tough competit ion the children are one of two schools from the Easingwold Cluster to go through to the next stage of the competit ion We will keep you informed of the results

Hand-delivered to every home in Huby the Huby Voice offers the ideal platform to promote your business or service to residents of the village

Ratecar dFull page pound50Half page pound25Quar ter page pound15

Pr ice includes design (i f needed) Please contact hubyvoicegmailcom i f youd l ike to feature in the next issue

It s that time of year alr eady Book now for your Chr istmas par ty Our del icious menu (see our facebook page) w i l l r un throughout December and we are open to bookings for small or large par ties 01347810393 or emai l thenew innhubygmailcom

Opening hour s

- Monday 6shy11pm (Kitchen closed) - Tuesday shy Saturday 12 shy 2pm amp 530 shy 12pm

Food ser ved 12shy2pm amp 6shy9pm- Sunday 12 shy 10pm Sunday lunch ser ved

12shy3pm - Ear ly Bir d Menu 12shy2pm amp 6shy7pm

Special Lunchtime only offer in addition to our del icious sandw ich menu Tuesday to Saturday 12shy 2 we offer a r educed pr ice on our Ear ly Bir d menu and 10 off the main menu

Recently awarded the Tripadvisor 2015 Certificate of Excellence

Tel 01347 810393 wwwnewinnhubycouk

thenewinnhubygmail com

Advert ise in t he Huby Voice

Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

HUBY CE PRIMARY SCHOOLadminhubyn-yorksschuk 01347 810432

The Huby Voice has been a brilliant way to advertise my business and reach out to

local peopleAnna Martinez-Armitage Spanish Talk

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

CHAIRMAN

TREASURER

SECRETARY

VICE CHAIRMAN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

BROWNIESHUBY SUTTON SHOW

BEAVERS

CUBS

SCOUTS COMMITTEE

SCOUTS

HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

Angie Krausz

Steve Colquhoun

Carole Smith

Mike Smith

COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

Sun amevening only

FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

HUBY VOICEHuby Voice is published and distr ibuted by the Par ish Counci l four times a year in March June September and December

Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

Any views or opinions expressed in ar ticles and letter s to the edi tor are those of the w r i ter and not the Par ish Counci l

We w i l l be pleased to r eceive r epor ts from any vi l lage activi ties including photos and information about for thcoming vi l lage events These should be sent to

hubyvoicegm ai l com

Par i sh i n for m at ionPar i sh Cler k

Mr s Fiona Hi l lThe Byre Field House farm Thornton le Clay York YO60 7QATel 01904 468773fionathebyremeuk

Counci l l or s

Cl l r Sal l y-Jane Fel l (Chai r m an) Burnholme Easingwold Road Huby York YO61 1HJ Tel 01347 810955 sfel lstolavesyorkorguk

Cl l r John Phi l l i ps The Manor Blacklands Huby York Tel 01347 810448 John2phi l l ipsbtinternetcom

Cl l r Col i n Ar thur6 Horner Close Huby YO61 1YE Tel 01347 811902colar thurhotmai lcouk

Cl l r Chr i s Rober ts14 Maple Croft Huby York YO61 1JQTel 01347 810182Kitro65outlookcom

Cl l r Er i c LazenbyRosevale Easingwold Road HubyYork YO61 1HJTel 01347 810062

Cl l r Li sa Br ownThe Mended Drum Toller ton Road HubyYork YO61 1HTTel 01347 810264

NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

3r d Decem ber 2015730pm Methodist Chapel

HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCILStone Cross Northallerton DL6 2UUwwwhambletongovuk 0845 1211 555infohambletongovuk

District Council lor District Cllr Christine Cookman Cottage Farm High Street Stil l ington YO61 1LG thecookmansbtinternetcom

Dog Warden 01609 767104

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILCounty HallNorthallerton DL7 8ADwwwnorthyorksgovuk01609 780780

County Council lorCllr Caroline PatmoreCllrcarolinepatmorenorthyorksgovuk

NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICEGeneral contact 0845 60 60 247Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Drugs helpline 0800 776 600Victim Support 01904 636905

Stay up-to-date with all things in the village on the following

Village websit e hubyvil lageorgukFacebook wwwfacebookcomHubyNorthYorkshire

Huby Online

Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

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Pupils also ran in the Easingwold Cluster Cross Country competit ion and some of our talented runners have succeeded in getting through to the next stage of the competit ion at Knayton Rural Park Again we will keep you posted with results

Christmas will soon be on its way and the children and staff are busy preparing for the festive season The children will be performing two Christmas extravaganzas to parents and carers The KS1 production is the retell ing of the Nativity Story Born in a Barn and the children in Key stage 2 are performing a modern version of Scrooge Mr Humbug Sees the Light

We will be holding our Christmas Service at All Hallows Church on Thursday the 17th December at 1000am Everyone is welcome

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HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

CHAIRMAN

TREASURER

SECRETARY

VICE CHAIRMAN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

BROWNIESHUBY SUTTON SHOW

BEAVERS

CUBS

SCOUTS COMMITTEE

SCOUTS

HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

Angie Krausz

Steve Colquhoun

Carole Smith

Mike Smith

COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

Sun amevening only

FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

HUBY VOICEHuby Voice is published and distr ibuted by the Par ish Counci l four times a year in March June September and December

Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

Any views or opinions expressed in ar ticles and letter s to the edi tor are those of the w r i ter and not the Par ish Counci l

We w i l l be pleased to r eceive r epor ts from any vi l lage activi ties including photos and information about for thcoming vi l lage events These should be sent to

hubyvoicegm ai l com

Par i sh i n for m at ionPar i sh Cler k

Mr s Fiona Hi l lThe Byre Field House farm Thornton le Clay York YO60 7QATel 01904 468773fionathebyremeuk

Counci l l or s

Cl l r Sal l y-Jane Fel l (Chai r m an) Burnholme Easingwold Road Huby York YO61 1HJ Tel 01347 810955 sfel lstolavesyorkorguk

Cl l r John Phi l l i ps The Manor Blacklands Huby York Tel 01347 810448 John2phi l l ipsbtinternetcom

Cl l r Col i n Ar thur6 Horner Close Huby YO61 1YE Tel 01347 811902colar thurhotmai lcouk

Cl l r Chr i s Rober ts14 Maple Croft Huby York YO61 1JQTel 01347 810182Kitro65outlookcom

Cl l r Er i c LazenbyRosevale Easingwold Road HubyYork YO61 1HJTel 01347 810062

Cl l r Li sa Br ownThe Mended Drum Toller ton Road HubyYork YO61 1HTTel 01347 810264

NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

3r d Decem ber 2015730pm Methodist Chapel

HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCILStone Cross Northallerton DL6 2UUwwwhambletongovuk 0845 1211 555infohambletongovuk

District Council lor District Cllr Christine Cookman Cottage Farm High Street Stil l ington YO61 1LG thecookmansbtinternetcom

Dog Warden 01609 767104

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILCounty HallNorthallerton DL7 8ADwwwnorthyorksgovuk01609 780780

County Council lorCllr Caroline PatmoreCllrcarolinepatmorenorthyorksgovuk

NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICEGeneral contact 0845 60 60 247Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Drugs helpline 0800 776 600Victim Support 01904 636905

Stay up-to-date with all things in the village on the following

Village websit e hubyvil lageorgukFacebook wwwfacebookcomHubyNorthYorkshire

Huby Online

Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

HUBY MEMORIAL VILLAGE HALL

CHAIRMAN

TREASURER

SECRETARY

VICE CHAIRMAN

WOMENS INSTITUTE

BROWNIESHUBY SUTTON SHOW

BEAVERS

CUBS

SCOUTS COMMITTEE

SCOUTS

HUBY VILLAGE EVENTS

METHODIST CHAPELKEEP FIT

CO-OPTED VILLAGE REP

Trevor Peacock (Neighbourhood Watch) 810955

Vacant

Sally-Jane Fell (Huby amp Sutton Gardening Club) 810955

TBA

Mary Cooper

Lynn Wagstaff

Alison Grice-Holt

Phil Birkinshaw

Fiona Wilcock

Angie Krausz

Steve Colquhoun

Carole Smith

Mike Smith

COMMITTEE OFFICIALS

HALL HIRE

Bookings (3 hours minimum) pound15 per hour

pound10 key deposi t (Refundable on r eturn of key)

Monday-Thursday daytime only

Fr iday-Saturday avai lable al l dayevening

Sun amevening only

FUNDRAISING FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Caroline Thomsons equine t able t op sale held in September in aid of Hope pastures Horse and pony sanctuary and local horse rescue again raised lots of money to support abandoned and neglected equines It is heartening to see our community asset being used to support such a good cause

By the time this issue goes to press the Huby Playground Appeal will have held their fundraising event Disco and quiz through the decades Heres hoping a good time was had by all and everyone dusted off their party

gear and danced the night away beneath the glitter ball

The committee is delighted to be able to again secure both the rehearsals and performances of the Huby Am Dram Group We look forward to their production next spring half term

We await the installation of a textile recycling bin for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance This initiative will allow the collection of clothing to help fund the YAA operation and also to provide defibrillators in local communities Watch t his space for more details

Recent act ivit y Hire of chairs for a village wedding loan of tables to Huby PTA fireworks childrens party

HUBY VOICEHuby Voice is published and distr ibuted by the Par ish Counci l four times a year in March June September and December

Copy deadlines for news i tems letter s to the edi tor and adver tising is the 15th of the month pr ior to publication

Any views or opinions expressed in ar ticles and letter s to the edi tor are those of the w r i ter and not the Par ish Counci l

We w i l l be pleased to r eceive r epor ts from any vi l lage activi ties including photos and information about for thcoming vi l lage events These should be sent to

hubyvoicegm ai l com

Par i sh i n for m at ionPar i sh Cler k

Mr s Fiona Hi l lThe Byre Field House farm Thornton le Clay York YO60 7QATel 01904 468773fionathebyremeuk

Counci l l or s

Cl l r Sal l y-Jane Fel l (Chai r m an) Burnholme Easingwold Road Huby York YO61 1HJ Tel 01347 810955 sfel lstolavesyorkorguk

Cl l r John Phi l l i ps The Manor Blacklands Huby York Tel 01347 810448 John2phi l l ipsbtinternetcom

Cl l r Col i n Ar thur6 Horner Close Huby YO61 1YE Tel 01347 811902colar thurhotmai lcouk

Cl l r Chr i s Rober ts14 Maple Croft Huby York YO61 1JQTel 01347 810182Kitro65outlookcom

Cl l r Er i c LazenbyRosevale Easingwold Road HubyYork YO61 1HJTel 01347 810062

Cl l r Li sa Br ownThe Mended Drum Toller ton Road HubyYork YO61 1HTTel 01347 810264

NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

3r d Decem ber 2015730pm Methodist Chapel

HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCILStone Cross Northallerton DL6 2UUwwwhambletongovuk 0845 1211 555infohambletongovuk

District Council lor District Cllr Christine Cookman Cottage Farm High Street Stil l ington YO61 1LG thecookmansbtinternetcom

Dog Warden 01609 767104

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILCounty HallNorthallerton DL7 8ADwwwnorthyorksgovuk01609 780780

County Council lorCllr Caroline PatmoreCllrcarolinepatmorenorthyorksgovuk

NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICEGeneral contact 0845 60 60 247Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Drugs helpline 0800 776 600Victim Support 01904 636905

Stay up-to-date with all things in the village on the following

Village websit e hubyvil lageorgukFacebook wwwfacebookcomHubyNorthYorkshire

Huby Online

Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583

Par i sh i n for m at ionPar i sh Cler k

Mr s Fiona Hi l lThe Byre Field House farm Thornton le Clay York YO60 7QATel 01904 468773fionathebyremeuk

Counci l l or s

Cl l r Sal l y-Jane Fel l (Chai r m an) Burnholme Easingwold Road Huby York YO61 1HJ Tel 01347 810955 sfel lstolavesyorkorguk

Cl l r John Phi l l i ps The Manor Blacklands Huby York Tel 01347 810448 John2phi l l ipsbtinternetcom

Cl l r Col i n Ar thur6 Horner Close Huby YO61 1YE Tel 01347 811902colar thurhotmai lcouk

Cl l r Chr i s Rober ts14 Maple Croft Huby York YO61 1JQTel 01347 810182Kitro65outlookcom

Cl l r Er i c LazenbyRosevale Easingwold Road HubyYork YO61 1HJTel 01347 810062

Cl l r Li sa Br ownThe Mended Drum Toller ton Road HubyYork YO61 1HTTel 01347 810264

NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

3r d Decem ber 2015730pm Methodist Chapel

HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCILStone Cross Northallerton DL6 2UUwwwhambletongovuk 0845 1211 555infohambletongovuk

District Council lor District Cllr Christine Cookman Cottage Farm High Street Stil l ington YO61 1LG thecookmansbtinternetcom

Dog Warden 01609 767104

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILCounty HallNorthallerton DL7 8ADwwwnorthyorksgovuk01609 780780

County Council lorCllr Caroline PatmoreCllrcarolinepatmorenorthyorksgovuk

NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICEGeneral contact 0845 60 60 247Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Drugs helpline 0800 776 600Victim Support 01904 636905

Stay up-to-date with all things in the village on the following

Village websit e hubyvil lageorgukFacebook wwwfacebookcomHubyNorthYorkshire

Huby Online

Useful Numbers

Village Shop Post Office 811451 811731

Reliance Buses 01904 768262

Hutchinson Coaches 821853

Stephensons Coaches 01347 838990

Village Hall Bookings 810955

Huby School 810432

Sutton School 810230

Easingwold School 821451

York District Hospital 01904 631313

NHS Direct 0845 4647

Millfield Surgery 821557

Stillington Surgery 810332

Tollerton Surgery 838231

Prescription service 810583