S T I C K N E YN E W S

University Boat Race, both men’s and women’s races02 April from 4.30pm

(will be the 'The Cancer Research UK Boat Races' in 2017)

APRIL 2017

Welcome to the Easter edition of the magazine. Easter is the time for various Bingo evenings, there is one on 08 April to raise money for Stickney Show, hope to see you there – there will be lots of good prizes and a raffle.On 06 May there is a Pig Racing Night, this is great fun for all the family so do give it a try. Looking further to 17 June there is to be an All Star Night great entertainment (see the advert in this magazine) and a lovely supper of stuffed Chine, Ham or a vegetarian option with salad and delicious sweet to finish. There will be a Bar at this event - all for the low price of £15 per person (adults only). All of these events will take place in the Village Hall. Tickets for the Star Night can be purchased from Isabel on 01205 480463 or myself on 01205 480015. Tickets are limited so book yours soon.Welcome to all newcomers to the village, you will find lots of information in the magazine and important phone numbers are on the back. Get to know people by coming along to the events above or joining any of the clubs mentioned in the ‘What's On’ section

THE FIRST FUND RAISING EVENT TO HELP FUND STICKNEY SHOW 2017

EASTER PRIZE BINGOat

SATURDAY 08 APRILat

STICKNEY YOUTH CENTREDoors Open 6.30pmEyes Down 7.30pm

Refreshments & RaffleIf you would like to donate any prizes for the bingo or raffle

please contact Margo on 01205 480015

WHAT’S ON WEEKLY IN STICKNEY?(Fixed weekly meetings in the Village Hall (VH) and Youth Centre (YC))

MONDAY’S

Drop in Centre 11.30am (VH) 01205 480769(light lunches, homemade cakes etc)

Cash Bingo Eyes down 1.30pm (VH) 01205 480769 (Proceeeds towards Village Hall Car Park)

TUESDAY’S

Ladies Club 7.30pm (2nd Tues in month) (YC) 01205 480292

Badminton Junior and Senior 7.00pm (VH) 01205 368077

Stickney & District Gardening Club 7.30pm (YC) 01205 480802 (4th Tuesday in month)

WEDNESDAY’S

Short Mat Bowls 1.00pm - 4.00pm (VH) 01205 480397

Table Tennis 7.30pm (winter months only) (YC) 01205 481212

THURSDAY’S

Thursday Over 60’s Club 1.30pm - 4.00pm (YC) 01205 480802 (1st Thursday in month)

Short Mat Bowls 6.30pm - 9.00pm (VH) 01205 480397

Parish Council Meeting 7.30pm (YC) 01205 270352 (First Thursday in the month with Public Forum 7.15pm)

FRIDAY’S

Cash Bingo, eyes down 7.30pm (YC) 01205 480661

08 April Prize Bingo 6.30pm for 7.30pm startProceeds to Stickney Show Committee

17 April Prize Bingo 6.30pm for 7.30pm startProceeds to St Luke’s Church

ST LUKE’S CHURCHAt the start of April we are over half way through the season of Lent. It was good to welcome staff and students from William Lovell Academy to our Ash Wednesday service, following which they served a soup and roll lunch which was gratefully received. For some of the students it was an opportunity to consider how to keep a holy Lent. For others it was a new experience, and the lunch afterwards gave time for discussion about what actually happens in the Church throughout the year. To clear up a common misconception – the Church is not where the Vicar lives!

During March we also held our Annual Parochial Church Meeting, when elections for Parish officers for the coming year took place. Angela Brady has stood down from the role of Churchwarden, and Sandra Boone was elected in her place. Thanks were expressed to Angela for the many years she has held that particular role.

Our annual round of fund raising has begun again, with a Bingo evening on 11 March which raised £359.50. Thank you to everyone who attended, and also those who helped make and serve refreshments or gave prizes. I know a lot of people believe the Church is extremely wealthy – but it is simply not true. The Church certainly owns a lot of land, on which the Church buildings are placed, but land does not pay the insurance or the electricity bills. The running costs are in the hands of each individual community. Our accounts are displayed in the Church throughout the year, so pop in and have a look – you will see for yourself how much needs to be raised simply to exist. We will always be grateful for any contribution, however small.

There will be another Prize Bingo evening on Monday 17 April (Easter Monday) at Stickney Youth Centre. The doors will open at 6.30pm and the games will commence at 7.30pm.

There are only a couple more weeks of Lent before we turn our thoughts to our Easter Celebrations. On Maundy Thursday we will celebrate a ‘Night of Mixed Emotions’ as we trace the footsteps of Jesus through the Last Supper and out to his arrest and trial. Our celebration will begin at 7.00pm. Why not come and join us, and see what all the fuss is about?

On Good Friday we will have an hour’s reflection ‘At the Foot of the Cross’ from 10.00am, and there will be plenty of time to get from there to Spilsby for a Walk of

Witness at 11.45am. Our Easter Celebrations come to a climax at 11.15am on 16 April, Easter Sunday, when we welcome into Church the new Paschal Candle (come and find out what that means!) with a live band, The New Name, and a baptism to celebrate too. It looks like being a right good party!

Looking forward, there are a couple of events to highlight:-Saturday 6 May – The Christian Aid Appeal during which we build our copper path and silver cross in the Church. Save up all your coppers and silver coins and bring them along to add to the funds already collected. There will be the usual refreshments available, together with a raffle and tombola. Of particular interest, of course, will be all those old £1 coins which are due to be replaced. We will happily take them off your hands and use them to support work among the refugees fleeing war zones.

Saturday 13 May – Our Annual Auction in the Village Hall. Items for auction can be brought to the hall from 10.00am. Refreshments will be served from 12.30pm with the auction starting at 2.00pm. PLEASE NOTE we cannot accept electrical items for sale as they cannot be PAT tested. If you can help in the kitchen, or with the auction itself, please contact Angela Brady on 01205 480661. Angela will also be able to answer any queries you might have.

Parish Priest and PCC Chairperson: Rev’d Fran Jeffries 01205 481183

APRIL CHURCH SERVICESSunday 02 11.15am Holy Communion Sunday 09 9.30 am Morning Worship for Palm SundayThursday 13 7.00pm A night of Mixed EmotionsFriday 14 10.00am Good Friday Meditation

Sunday 16 11.15am Holy Communion with Baptisms for Easter DaySunday 23 9.30am Holy Communion

Sunday 30 10.00am Deanery Service in Harrington which is for all 38 Churches across the Bolingbroke Deanery.

Thursday’s 9.00am Morning Prayer followed by the Coffee Morning at 10.00am

The Horbling Ladies:Our next Luncheon will be Tuesday 04 April, doors open 11.00am with Lunch at 12 noon

07 March menu:Tomato Soup with a roll and butterShepherds Pie and seasonal veg

Jam Steamed Pudding and CustardMints Coffee or Tea

Only £5.50 per personBook your luncheons early by telephoning Kay 01205 480769.

Mondays:‘Drop in Centre’ every Monday from 11.30am - teas and Coffees with ‘light refreshments’, homemade cakes and good company!

Everyone is welcomethen at 1.30pm stay with us, or join us, for a game of CASH BINGO

to help raise funds for the Village Hall Car Park.

Don’t forget: Afternoon Tea Dance

Tuesday 25th April at 2pmPrice £5 per head (ticket only)

Come along and enjoy Vocalist John H rolling back the years withRAT PACK, BUBL'E, SHOW SONGS, MUSIC HALL AND MUCH MORE

Included in the afternoon areassorted sandwiches, homemade cakes and, of course, tea and coffee

Please pre book your ticket by telephoning Kay 01205 480769

On the last Thursday of each month the Parish Council Chairman and Clerk will be available at the coffee morning at St Luke’s.

All welcome, numbers are limited(If required, transport can be arranged)

Stickney Bus Service!The market day service is available 12 & 26 April and 10 and 24 May. The cost of the service is £5.00 per person. You can book your seat by telephoning 01205 480241.

Mobile Library VisitThe mobile library visits Stickney on MONDAY’S at the Youth Centre, Hall Lane between 10.15am and 11.15am and at Horbling Lane between 11.30am and 12.00noon. The next visit will be 20 March.

Stickney Outdoor Bowls ClubEach year we ask for new members but no one comes forward, so COME ON STICKNEY - come and join the Outdoor Bowls Club! The season starts on Saturday 29 April and runs until the start of September. You can come and play anytime – in the daytime or in the evenings. You can join in for fun, or take part in the league matches, it is up to you.Contact Mrs S Hutton: 01790 752996 or Mrs H Wragg: 01205 481221For further information or times to come along and see what Outdoor Bowling is all about!

Stickney Pre School & Stickney Kids ClubPop in and see the lovely environment we have to aid your child's learning and development. We are open Monday to Friday during School term time and hold two sessions a day – 9.00am till 12noon and 12noon till 3.00pm. 

Ages 2 - 5 Years; Secure Outdoor Space; Learning Through Play EYFS Standard; Tapestry Online Learning Journal; Parent Stay & Play Sessions; Village Outings;

Funded Hours Available and Childcare Vouchers AcceptedFREE Taster Session

 

The Kids Club is open during term time for children who attend Stickney Primary School. We will collect your child from school and care for them in our quality play

environment until 6.00pm.To arrange a visit or for more information please contact:

Mandy on 01205 481007 or email: stickneypreschool.fsmail.net

Gardening Tips for AprilApril is somewhat of an in-between month, and as usual, what we do in the garden depends very much on the weather.  If it turns out to be warm then we can get ahead by starting off tender crops; if it's still too cold, then catching up with March jobs will have to do.Here then are a few ideas of what we might be doing in April.1]  If the soil was too cold in March, plant onion sets now.  Heat-treated sets are best planted this month too.  Shallots and onions started from seed last month can be left to thicken up for planting out later.2]  Main crop potatoes are traditionally planted around Easter.  As this varies from year to year by quite a few weeks, it's best to pick a time around mid-April as a safe bet.  Plant in rows 75cm apart, with individual tubers 40cm apart for the maximum yield.  Don't forget to earth up earlies as the first shoots reach 15cm.3]  With tender crops, you can wait and sow all of them outside when the soil is warmer.  Alternatively, you can get a head-start and sow in pots in the greenhouse.  Transplant them when all danger of frost is gone, around early May in our area.4]  If you planted calabrese or cauliflowers it is worth while covering them now with a fleece or fine mesh to keep the main pests out, particularly the flea beetle which can damage the young plants.5]  Look out for slugs and snails - they will attack emerging seedlings and transplants.  Mice love newly sown peas and beans and work along rows.  They are not adverse to eating the seed stored in sheds - so be on guard.In conclusion, a word from Lady Irwin Ingram, an English poet who obviously knew a thing or two about gardening:-

'No seed is sown, but weeds spontaneous rise'                                                                                                              

Happy gardening ..oh and weeding!

STICKNEY SHOW

SATURDAY 15 TH JULY 2017

ENTRY FORM FOR COMPETITION CLASSES

50p PER ENTRY - PRIZES FOR EACH CLASS:

1st = £5 2nd = £3 3rd = £2

Only 1 entry per class and no professionals!

You may enter as many classes as you wish on his form, but a separate form is needed for each person wishing to enter.

(tear out form printed after list of classes to enter)

ALL EXHIBITS TO BE IN PLACE BY 9.45AMON SATURDAY 15 TH JULY

JUDGING STARTS AT 12 NOON

STICKNEY SHOW COMPETITION CLASSESSPECIAL OPEN CLASS AGES 3 TO 93!Class 1 Design a “Logo” for Stickney Show 2018, to be used on letterheads,

advertising etc

CHILDREN’S CLASSESChildren Under 6 Years of Age:Class 2 Colouring competition: ‘Beauty and the Beast’ ***Contact Isabel for the

picture – 01205 480463 or isabelharrydodds@gmail.com

Children Aged 6 Years and Under 10 Years:Class 3 Handwriting (children aged 6 & 7): Write the first and last verse of the

poem ‘Changing Guard at Buckingham Palace’ by A. A. Milne – to be written in pencil *** - Available as for Class 2

Class 4 Handwriting (children aged 8 & 9): Write out the poem ‘The Kings and Queens of England’ – to be written in ink pen *** - Available as for Class 2

Class 5 A member of the Royal Family – a wooden spoon decorated ready to be a member of the Royal Household

Children Aged 10 and Under 13 Years:Class 6 An animal made from sweets (cocktail sticks may be used)

Class 7 A plate of decorated cupcakes (judged on decoration only)

Teenage Classes Aged 13 to, and including, 16 Years:Class 8 A wind chime

Class 9 A selfie-photograph: ‘Me and My Best Friend’

BAKING CLASSES:Class 10 Viennese Shortbread finger biscuits dipped in chocolate

Class 11 A sponge fruit flan (no cream)

Class 12 A fruit cake to a given recipe (see foot of page)

MAN IN THE KITCHEN:Class 13 Ginger Shortbread to a given recipe (see foot of page)

PRESERVE CLASSES:Class 14 Jar of Fruit Curd with a cellophane lid

Class 15 Jar of ChutneyClass 16 Jar of Marmalade – citrus fruit only

HANDICRAFT CLASSES:Class 17 An embroidered article – either hand or machine stitched

Class 18 A “cake-topper” made from any medium for a cake for a special event

Class 19 A Bird Feeder/Bird House made mainly from wood

Class 20 A picture made from metal objects on a ply-board base

Class 21 An article made up from hand-knitted squares

Class 22 A hand-made Greetings Card

FLOWER CLASSES:Class 23 One potted geranium – in bloom

Class 24 A planter of mixed garden flowers

Class 25 One house plant

CLASS 12: FRUIT CAKE RECIPE200g plain flour ** 1 level tsp baking powder ** 150g butter ** 150g caster sugar ** 3 eggs ** 50g cherries ** 50g ground almonds ** 300g mixed dried fruit ** 50g peel ** rind of half a lemon ** a little milk if necessaryPreheat oven to 150 C / 300 F / gas mark 3Line a 17.5cm diameter round cake tin. Sieve flour and baking powder. Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs. Fold in flour. Add all other ingredients,mix thoroughly. Put in prepare tin and bake for 2 hours or until cooked.

CLASS 13: MAN IN THE KITCHEN – GINGER SHORTBREAD RECIPE

140g plain flour ** 1tsp ground ginger ** 1tsp baking powder ** pinch salt ** 110g butter ** 55g caster sugar Icing 4tbsp icing sugar ** 3 tsp golden syrup ** 55g butter ** 1tsp ground ginger ** small pieces of crystallised ginger, to decoratePreheat oven to 170 C / fan 150 C / gas 3Sieve together the flour, ground ginger, baking powder and salt into a large mixing bowl. Add the butter and rub it in with the finger tips until themixture forms fine breadcrumbs. Add the sugar then continue rubbing in until the mixture forms a dough. Turn out onto a lightly floured surface andknead lightly until smooth. Roll out to a circle approximately 15cm in diameter. Transfer to a parchment-lined baking tray, prick surface all over with afork and crimp to form a decorative edge. Bake for 25-30 minutes. Cool on a wire tray. For the icing put all the ingredients together in a pan and heatuntil just melted. Stir well to combine and then pour over the cooled shortcake. Decorate with small pieces of crystallised ginger.

(Block Capitals Please)

Name: ______________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________

Postcode: _________________________

Telephone No: _____________________

Mobile: ___________________________

Only ONE Exhibitor per form

COMPETITION

Class No. COMPETITION

Class No.

Vennese Shortbread (example) 10

A bird feeder (example) 19

Important: Please return this form as soon as possibleand no later than Monday 10 July 2017.

ENTRY FORMS should be sent to:

Mrs I Dodds, Shire Lodge, Hall Lane, Stickney, BOSTON, PE22 8BATel: 01205 480463 or e-mail: isabelharrydodds@gmail.com

Kiddies CornerAn Easter Picture to colour

Meringue nest cheesecake with mini eggs

Method1. Grease a 18cm loose bottomed round cake tin with a little butter and line with

a circle of baking paper. Melt the butter in a large heatproof bowl in the microwave or in a medium sized pan over a low heat. Whiz the chocolate digestives in a food processor until reduced to fine crumbs then tip into the melted butter. Spoon the biscuit mixture into the base of the prepared tin – press down well with the back of a spoon.

2. In a large mixing bowl whisk together the rest of the cheesecake ingredients then pour into the tin. Smooth the top with a spatula then place in the fridge for at least 2 hrs or overnight.

3. When you’re ready to serve carefully transfer the cheesecake to a serving plate or cake stand and sprinkle the top with coconut flakes – making a bigger mound in the centre then arrange the meringue nests on top. Fill the nests with mini eggs, extra sprinkling of coconut, hundreds & thousands and the fluffy chicks

Easter Jokes!Q: Why shouldn’t you tell an Easter egg a joke?A: It might crack up!Q: What do you get if you pour boiling hot water down a rabbit hole?A: Hot cross bunnies.Q: How does a rabbit throw a tantrum? A: He gets hopping mad.

Ingredients 100g butter plus extra for greasing 14 Chocolate digestives 397g can condensed milk Juice of 2 lemons 280g cream cheeseFor the decoration:

25g white chocolate curls or toasted coconut flakes

3 meringue nests 9 mini eggs Hundreds and thousands 3 chenille chicks

St George’s Day Word Search

Maundy Thursday – 13 AprilMaundy Thursday (also known as Holy Thursday) is the Christian holy day falling on the Thursday before Easter. It commemorates the Maundy and Last Supper of Jesus with the Apostles.  Maundy Thursday celebrations in the United Kingdom involve the Queen offering "alms" to deserving senior citizens, one man and one woman for each year her age. The coins, known asMaundy money, are distributed in red and white purses, and isa custom dating back to King Edward I. A red purse contains regular currency and is given in place of food and clothing; a white purse has money in the amount of one penny for each year of the Queen’s age. Since 1822, rather than ordinary money, the Sovereign gives out Maundy coins, which are specially minted 1, 2, 3 and 4 penny pieces, and are legal tender.

A message from Lincolnshire Fire & RescueImproving your safety is just a phone call or click away.Following a recent tragic incident in your community, Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue would like to offer support and advice at this difficult time. The safety and wellbeing of all of Lincolnshire’s residents is the Fire Service’s primary concern and no more so when an incident such as this occurs.Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue offers a free Home Safety Check service to the people of Lincolnshire, which is an excellent way of improving the safety in your home and it will be a home visit or a self-assessment depending on your circumstances. During a home visit, you will be offered fire safety advice and guidance to give you peace of mind in your own home and, if relevant, will improve your fire safety with the installation of free smoke detectors or other specialist equipment. Alternatively, you could be offered a self-assessment form, which is a comprehensive list, room by room, of fire risks in the home and how to reduce those risks.There are a wide range of different things that could potentially mean you’re at a greater risk of having a fire. If any of the following applies to you or anyone living in your home, please get in touch.

Mental impairment Physical impairment or restricted mobility Sensory impairment Medical oxygen user Alcohol/drug dependency Medication affecting reactions Had a fire, or threat of fire Been involved in fire-setting Smoke, including e-cigarettes Blocked or restricted escape routes

If you have any concerns about friends or family, please discuss this with them and contact us on their behalf if they are happy for you to do so.Even if none of these apply to you, it is still wise to consider the fire safety in your home for you and your family. To aid with this, Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue recommends that you contact them to ask for a self-assessment form. This will provide a checklist for each area of your home and highlight any potential fire risks.

The best way to keep you and your family safe is to have correctly sited and working smoke alarms on each floor of your home so please remember to check them once a week. If you want information on the best place for your smoke alarms, Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue would be happy to advise you on this.Telephone: 01476 565441Email: hfsc@lincoln.fire-uk.orgWebsite: www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/lfr

NOTES FROM THE PARISH COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON THURSDAY 02 MARCH 2017

There were two members of the public present.

Apologies were accepted from Cllrs Wood, Dodds and Perham and from Dist Cllr Jones and County Cllr AylingPresent: Cllrs Sherriff, Edwards, Spring, Cooper, and Bolland (Chairman)Also Present: Dist Cllr Ashton

Reports From Representatives On Outside BodiesDist Cllr Ashton reported in the Public Forum:The ELDC budget has been set and there will be an increase from £126.00 to £131.00 for a band A property. Parish Council precepts have increased across ELDC due to Parishes taking on more responsibilities. Of the £131.00 for ELDC 50% will be given to the Internal Drainage Boards. There will be no referendum regarding the possibility of a Unitary Council, consultations will take place instead. This is due to purdah rules.

The Police reported incidents between 12 January and 01 March:16 incidents of harecoursing in Stickney and surrounding villages; 2 incidents of suspicious circumstances at Holmes Road and at William Lovell Academy; 2 incidents of anti-social behaviour at Horbling Lane and at William Lovell Academy and 1 transport hazard at Main Road

Picnic Site

Nothing has been received from LCC regarding the specification for the removal of the toilet block.

A Defibrillator in StickneyThere is still no reply form the owner of the site regarding the request to site a defibrillator. The BT kiosk may be available to be adopted at a cost of £1.00 and used for housing a defibrillator. The Parish Council would be responsible for the maintenance of the kiosk and BT would pay for the electricity required for the defibrillator. Further enquires will be made and a grant applied for to fund the project.

RepairsStreet light numbers 1 at Holmes Road and 9 in Hall Lane were reported OUT. The pot holes in West Fen Lane, previously reported for repair, will be chased up. A pot hole in the area of Kings Garage will be reported for repair.ANY POT HOLES OR STREET LIGHTS IN ALL DAY OR OUT AT NIGHT CAN BE REPORTED TO THE PARISH COUNCIL CLERK AT ANY TIME.

Highway faults and repairs should now be reported at:www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/faultreporting

.Speed Awareness SignsStreet lights numbered 32 - 37 and 54 - 57 on the Main Road, street lights numbered 3 - 8 and15 - 19 on Horbling Lane and street lights numbered 5 - 15 and 18- 21 on Hall Lane will berequested for use of 30mph signs.

Planning Applications Received No planning applications had been received for this meeting.Planning DecisionsREFUSAL of outline planning permission has been received for:S/203/02501/16 - Mr D Nelson - Outline erection of 3 dwellings at land adjacent to Holme Farm, Stickney Lane, West FenFULL planning permission has been received for:S/169/02454/16 - Mr F Booley - Outline erection of 3 dwellings (means of access to be considered) at Lynwood, Main RoadS/120/02241/16 - Beeswax Dyson Farming Limited - Excavation of land to form a lagoon for the storage of digestate fertilizer with embankments to a maximum height of 2 metres and erection of perimeter fencing and gates to a maximum height of 1.8 metres at Land at Grange Farm, Barlode Drain, Midville

The next Parish Council Meeting will be held on Thursday 06 April 2017 in the Youth Centre at 7.30pm. There will be a public forum from 7.15pm.

Agendas and minutes are available on the Parish Council website. This magazine is also available in colour on the website!

ALL STAR NIGHTSaturday 17th June 2017

inStickney Village Hall

Supper of Stuffed Chine, Ham, or Vegetarian option with Salad

followed by a delicious sweetFEATURING INTERNATIONAL STARS:

SEVEN SOUNDS DISCO (with Andy Butler)28 years of Quality Entertainment – Andy will play the music of

your choice

ALI JAMES (Comedienne/Singer) Slick humour coupled with a big delivery of songs from a

powerful voice – always a winner

TREVOR LEESON (Guitar & Vocals)“Rock & Roll with Laughter”

Formerly bass guitarist with the “Merseybeats”If you love music from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s eras,

you’ll love this!

DOORS OPEN 6.30PM, SUPPER SERVED 7PMTHE “DUKE OF WELLINGTON” BAR APPLIED FOR

Tickets: £15 (Adults Only) – The cost is well worth the money!

For Tickets please contact: Isabel on 01205 480463 or e-mail: isabelharrydodds@gmail.com

Fundraiser for Stickney Show to be held on 15th July, 2017

USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS:

Parish Councillors:

Cllr M Bolland (Chairman) 01205 480015

Cllr L Edwards 01790 763558

Cllr L Spring 01205 480030

Cllr B Wood 01205 480253

Cllr I Dodds 01205 480463

Cllr R Perham 01205 480608

Cllr F Cooper 01205 481197

Cllr K Sherriff 01205 481261

Clerk to the Parish Council:

Mrs E L Arnold 01205 270352Crookes CottageWrangle BankBoston PE22 9DL

Parish e-mail address: stickneypc@aol.com

Parish Website: parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Stickney

County Councillor: Cllr Victoria Ayling 07764 536867

District Councillors: Cllr Tom Ashton 07812 522372Cllr Neil Jones 07577 957392

Police phone numbers: PCSO P Pollard 07939 312883PCSO M Pearson 07944 777039PC Paula Young 07939 312650

Police Office 101

Doctors phone number 01205 480237

Hospital phone number 01205 364801

Post Office phone number 01205 480225

Stickney Primary School 01205 480254

William Lovell Academy 01205 480352

Youth Centre and Village Hall bookings – Mr Gosling 01205 480641