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Caldbeck and Hesket Newmarket Sheepdog Trials
Thursday 28 August 2008
The Wath, Caldbeck
8.30am First Run
3.30pm Best Looking Sheepdog
Competition
5.00pm Presentation of Prizes
All entries taken on the field
(last entries for trials taken at 4-30pm)
To book your table in the craft tent
please contact Ann 016974 78492
Join Us For A Family Fun Day Out
For more details click here.
 

 
Hesket-New-Market Agricultural Show
Saturday 30th August 2008
 

at Throstle Hall, Caldbeck

(by kind permission of Mr & Mrs R Mounsey)

 

Show Field Opens 8.30am

Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Poultry, Rabbits,

Vintage Vehicles, Terrier and Jack Russell Race,

Pony Sports and Tug Of War

 

World Championship Wrestling, Horticultural and Industrial Section,Crafts,

Children's Fancy Dress and much more

Stands and Side Shows 

Schedules and Enquiries - Helen Greenbank 016974 78125

(Entries Closed 15th August 2008) 

A good day out for all the family!

 

 
Village Bowling Tournament
Saturday 6th September 2008
 

Re-arranged date:  SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th, commencing  1.30 pm.   Teams of 4 welcome from Caldbeck and District organisations.

Please advise entries to Robert Mounsey (Throstle Hall),  Will Strong (Cloggers Shop) or any Club member.  

 

 
Wednesday 17th September 2008

Dr John Todd

well-known to Parish Hall audiences

and returning by popular request

 speaking on

 ‘THE MIND OF THE MEDIEVAL DOODLER’

Wednesday, 17th September, ’08 at 7.30 pm

Caldbeck Parish Hall

Tickets: Members £2; Visitors £3

Refreshments included

EVERYBODY WELCOME!

 

 
Caldbeck Players 
 
Wind in the Willows: 24 - 26 November 2008
Our next production will be WIND IN THE WILLOWS to be performed on Monday 24th, Tuesday 25th and Wednesday 26th November. Although the main parts will be taken by adults there are lots of parts for children and young adults. Rehearsals will be held on Mondays and Thursdays (excluding half term) initially 6.00pm - 7.30pm and possibly later as rehearsals progress. Anyone from 7 years and upwards wanting to take part is invited to an initial meeting on Thursday 18th September at 6.30pm in the Oak Room at the Parish Hall. If you have any questions please telephone Ken or Pauline Woolfenden on 016974 78212 or email us on greenrigg@btinternet.com .We look forward to seeing lots of you on the 18th. 
 
Play Readings
27 August 2008.  7.30 pm.Back Green, Hesket Newmarket (behind the pub, if you need directions Franks tel number is 016974 78024) Reading; Theft, Eric Chappell. A witty comedy thriller with some twists and turns around marriage, money and crime.
17 September 2008.  Jennifer Collard will host a reading of `Memory of Water' at Monkhouse Hill, Sebergham.
See the Caldbeck Players page.
 

 
Calor Village of the Year England
Winner!!!  

Caldbeck Parish (Hesket Newmarket and Caldbeck villages) won the 'people' class. Kirkby Stephen won the overall competition.  

Well done to all involved! 

Alan Tyson and Antoinette Ward will receive the award at a ceremony in Kirkby Stephen on 29 August.

Judging took place on Wednesday 13th August 2008 in a packed Parish Hall.  The judges: Colin Cheyne, past Chairman of Cumbria in Bloom, Roger Hart, Cumbria Community Foundation Grants Development Officer and Sally Orrel, Cumbria County Council Neighbourhood Development Programme Manager appeared to be impressed.

Thanks to everyone who came to show the many community activities in the parish, impress the judges and provide refreshments etc. at such short notice.

To read the impressive entry form click here and to read Alan Tyson's inspirational welcome speech to the judges, click here.

For more information about the competition click here.

 
 

 
 
Caption Competition
 
Can you suggest a caption for these photos of Barbara's flower display at 'Lofters' after a visit from the sheep?
 

Email your suggestions to the website and I will post them.

Suggestions so far include:

'ewethanasia' (Pauline Tyson)

'Hosta Notalotta' (Anne Little)

 

 

Notes from Caldbeck Parish Council

Allotments

The Allotments for Caldbeck Parish residents are sited in Hesket Newmarket behind the Chapel and Chapel House. They are all occupied at present but there is only a short waiting list so if any resident living anywhere in the parish (or within one half mile of the parish boundary) is interested in joining the waiting list please contact the Clerk. 

Plastics recycling 

The Parish Council has been trying to find a site for a Plastics Recycling cage but has had no success to date. The site would have to be the size of a carparking space as the cage is 2 metres high by 6 metres long by 4 metres wide. There also needs to be access for a lorry to drop the new cage beside the old, hook up and remove the old cage, and put the new cage in position. It was thought that Tenters carpark is often full so not enough room there. Other ideas were behind the Map Shop on the School Green (problems envisaged with access for the pickup lorry) or the parking area opposite the Bowling Club (problems envisaged with unsightliness). If anyone can think of a possible site in Hesket Newmarket or Caldbeck for the Council to consider please contact the Clerk. 

Antoinette Ward, Clerk to the Council

Telephone 016974 78220

Email: ant.ward@virgin.net

 

 
Location, Location, Location
 
To read Teresa Richardson's amusing poem about her move to Caldbeck, click here.
 

 

Hesket Newmarket Folk and Roots Music Gathering 2008

To see a report, a letter of appreciation from a 'grumpy farmer' and more photos click here.
 

 
Caldbeck Community Website
 

Welcome to Caldbeck Parish. Situated in the northern end of the Lake District National Park, Caldbeck and neighbouring Hesket Newmarket are thriving communities in one of the most beautiful areas of England.This website,  created on behalf of the community, aims to provide up-to date information for both local residents and visitors.  As time goes on it will also form an archive of information about the locality and its activities.

We hope that you find it useful and appreciate feedback from users.  If you wish to comment, make suggestions or contribute to the site, please email us.
 

 
Northern Fells Group
‘Drop In’: Catch up with friends and neighbours.  All welcome.
Millhouse Village Hall.  Every Friday 10am - 11.30am. Tea, coffee, homemade cakes and biscuits. £1
 
Mosedale Coffee Shop

is run by Northern Fells Group volunteers at the Meeting House, Mosedale.

Open Thursdays to Sundays until September 14th.

Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays 10am – 5pm, Sundays 2pm – 5pm.

Exhibition of local art and craft work, and bric a brac in the barn.

Come along, bring friends and family, and enjoy home made soup and cakes.

Cake bakers and Soup makers are welcome to swell our numbers this year. We gladly reimburse people for the cost of ingredients. More volunteers for the rota in the Coffee Shop are always welcome too!

Proceeds to the Northern Fells Group's activities: Minibus, Lend a Hand, Benefits Awareness, Youth activities, Lunch Groups, Drop Ins.

Contact Antoinette Ward on 016974 78220, or email
 

The Farming Year - observations by Helen Greenbank Click here
         

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Hesket Newmarket Folk and Roots Music Gathering 2008
Parish Hall Bookings
Woodland Restoration Scheme

 
Dates for the Diary
28/08/08 Caldbeck & Hesket Newmarket Sheepdog Trials
30/08/08 Hesket New-Market Show
01/09/08 Caldbeck PCC meeting
02/09/08 Ladies' Bright Hour
03/09/08 WI Round Table
06/09/08 Village Bowling Tournament
08/09/08 Local History Society: Business Meeting
11/09/08 Tommy Richardson 'My Life'
13/09/08 Hesket Newmarket Free Church Harvest Supper
13/09/08 Concerts in Caldbeck: Zion Ensemble
14/09/08 Hesket Newmarket Free Church Harvest Service
16/09/08 Mothers Union
17/09/08 History Society
17/09/08 Caldbeck Players: Play Reading
18/09/08 Caldbeck Players meeting re 'Wind in the Willows' (See 'Organisations')
19/09/08 Caldbeck Area Film Society (CAFS) AGM & 'Juno'
20/09/08 Caldbeck Methodist Chapel Harvest Thanksgiving
21/09/08 Caldbeck Methodist Chapel Harvest Thanksgiving
22/09/08 Caldbeck Methodist Chapel Harvest Thanksgiving: Sale of Produce
22/09/08 Caldbeck Parish Council meeting
01/10/08 WI meeting: Cockermouth Mountain Rescue
05/10/08 Harvest Lunch
07/10/08 Ladies' Bright Hour: Anna Brown
09/10/08 Thursday Club Annual Outing
10/10/08 Caldbeck Area Film Society (CAFS) 'The Lives of Others'
21/10/08 Mothers' Union: Outreach Choir
22/10/08 Local History Society: Supper & AGM
03/11/08 PCC meeting
04/11/08 Ladies' Bright Hour
05/11/08 WI: Solway and its birds
08/11/08 Caldbeck Area Film Society (CAFS) 'Happy Go Lucky' and a meal
15/11/08 Caldbeck Church Fundraising Dinner
18/11/08 Mothers Union: Kathleen Ashbridge
19/11/08 History Society: Denis Perriam: World War I and its effects on Cumbria
24/11/08 Caldbeck Players: Wind in the Willows
25/11/08 Caldbeck Players: Wind in the Willows
26/11/08 Caldbeck Players: Wind in the Willows
02/01/09 Caldbeck Area Film Society (CAFS) 'Fanny and Alexander'
23/01/09 Caldbeck Area Film Society (CAFS) 'Persepolis'
14/02/09 Caldbeck Area Film Society (CAFS) Film (TBA) and meal
13/03/09 Caldbeck Area Film Society (CAFS) 'Michael Clayton'
17/04/09 Caldbeck Area Film Society (CAFS) 'Garage'
15/05/09 Caldbeck Area Film Society (CAFS) 'Two Days in Paris'


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If appropriate, the Ambulance Service will call us out as well as (not instead of) an ambulance.