Coastal View & Moor News Issue 29 November - December 2012
The best is yet to be
C M children in Guisborough By Quita Owen
had a very special day on Wednesday, October 17 when they took part in the first ever ‘Planting Day’ at Guisborough’s King George V Playing Field, near their school. After waking up to yet more heavy rain,
hildren from the Chaloner Primary School Garden Club, Guisborough,
very happy year, especially as my wife Alice, gave birth to our beautiful baby son in November last year, which added to the pressure, plus having to cope with the recession. “I believe that by sticking to the principles of hard work, along with personal service and selling only good quality goods make it possible for my family and me to celebrate our first anniversary in Stokesley.” Carl, 38 gained his carpet knowledge and experience from
the floor up, by working with his father and grandad, both of whom were in the trade in Lord Street, Redcar. Henderson’s Carpets, deal only with mid to top range products and Carl has set his stall out to deal in the very best flooring, resulting in a lot of new and satisfied customers and much repeat business from previous ones. “We provide home visits and very competitive prices
following a chat on the phone, asking what rooms need covering and what flooring is needed. We then take relevant samples, saving a great deal of time and a lot of people appreciate this,” said Carl. He added: “Our promise is, phone Carl today and we will see you tomorrow.” Hendersons supply all the leading brands including, Abingdon, Regency, Westex, Durham, Hugh Mackay and a selection of wood flooring including Canmore and Polyflor. Carl said: “People matter to us and we realise we are not the biggest firm, but we are definitely one of the best.” So, why delay, call Carl today, you will be glad you
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truly been hectic. Carl said: “It has been a tough year and yet it was also a
oving from Guisborough to Stokesley in 2011, Carl Henderson looks at his first year which has
the skies cleared and the sun came out to shine all afternoon for us! The children spent an exciting afternoon, helped by volunteers from the Tees Wildlife Trust and Wildflower Ark, planting wildflower plants which will help to develop a wildflower meadow in the area. They were able to learn a lot from wildlife experts Dr Sue Antrobus, and Martin Allen, and had a lot of fun at the same time. An unexpected volunteer was a friendly frog, immediately nicknamed ‘Freddie,’ who appeared to watch the fun. Other schools in the town have expressed their interest in the project, including Laurence Jackson School, and everyone is welcome. We already have the Walkway at Pinchinthorpe which is wonderful for the town, but it is quite a long way for the North Guisborough children, especially the younger ones. The KGV Nature area is right on everyone’s doorstep in this part of town and it is great to see the children involved from the very beginning. We hope it will be something they will all be able to learn from, take pride in and care for and most of all enjoy. Local residents have already noticed improvements to parts
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from Extended Schools (RCBC), and of course the wonderful children of Chaloner Primary School Garden Club and their teacher, Kath King, for getting things off to such a good start. Thanks too, to the staff of Guisborough Swimming Pool, for help on the day. As for Freddie the Frog, well, with the KGV being a ‘royal’ Playing
of the paths in the area, which the National Citizenship Team, who were here in the summer, worked on. Unfortunately, these young people were unlucky enough to arrive here when the summer weather was at its worst, and despite their brave efforts, weren’t able to finish the paths within their time- frame. However, we have been assured that the work will be completed to make the paths safer and easier to use for everyone, including, hopefully, wheelchair users and families with buggies. Grateful thanks go to Sue and the team from Tees Valley
Wildlife Trust, Martin from Wildflower Ark, Andy Roberts and the Guisborough Neighbourhood Management Team of Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council, Christine Saunders
Field, somebody did actually suggest that maybe he was a Frog Prince, in disguise. He did seem very interested in what was going on. If he appears again, maybe the children could ask him to be our mascot instead.
Public Notice
SKELTON GREEN VILLAGE HALL Castle Grange, Skelton in Cleveland TS12 2DN Email:
skeltongreen@yahoo.co.uk Telephone: 01287 651413 NOTICE
At the AGM of the Skelton Green Village Hall on 3rd September, 2012, there were insufficient nominations to take on Officer Positions on the Village Hall Management Committee. The effect of this is that the existing Management Committee will cease to function with effect from 31st December 2012. The responsibility for the Village Hall will return to the owners - Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council.
A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING is being held in order to agree the Dissolution and the Disposal of any assets – details below. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING 3RD DECEMBER 2012
Skelton Green Village Hall, Castle Grange, Skelton Green.7p.m. AGENDA
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To agree the following RESOLUTIONS: • “That all assets acquired by the Management Committee Skelton Green Village Hall be offered to other Community Organisations in the area for the benefit of local residents in the ‘Skeltons’, through the offices of the Skelton and Brotton Parish Council and the Skelton Neighbourhood Team”. • “That the funds, which belong to the Management Committee Skelton Green Village Hall, be used for the benefit of local organisations which benefit local residents in the ‘Skeltons. To achieve this, the funds will be passed to Skelton and Brotton Parish Council for distribution through their Grant Awards Scheme. • To receive the resignations of the Management Committee
Skelton Green Village Hall and confirm that with effect from 31st December 2012 the Management Committee of Skelton Green Village Hall be dissolved.
Pat Bragg, Secretary Eileen Goodenough, Chair
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