Bring your family and your pets to our Vicar of Dibbley style day. Densholme Community Care Farm have a local vicar coming to run the service. The 5th May is Rogation Sunday, where fields are blessed to bring luck to the crops for the growing year. They want to get all their pets involved and bless them as well! With a light hearted service on the farm and lots of stalls and activities for all the family including a guess the name of the bear competition, how many sweets in a jar, a tombola and a waggiest tail competition for all those excited pets out there. All the money raised from the day is going to the Hull Animal Welfare Trust, so we need to see as many people there as possible to make it a great day and raise plenty of money for those rescue animals. Densholme Community Care Farm, Great Hatfield, nr Hornsea, HU11 4UX Start Time 11:00 am | 05/05/2013 Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
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Baths Hall in Scunthorpe To Host Ladies Fashion Event
The Baths Hall in Scunthorpe next month will offer some serious retail therapy at an exciting new ladies event taking place Here come the girls! For one day only, local firm Osh Gosh Gowns present ‘Here Come The Girls’ – a fabulous selection of local retailers, selling a unique collection of gorgeous and delightful gifts, clothes, jewellery, home interiors and much more at the Baths Hall in Scunthorpe. Special features on the day will include a series of shows, including fashion, prom and hair shows taking place on the main catwalk. A Prom Fayre will also be a major feature of the event and will offer everything you need for prom – from dresses and suit hire to jewellery, hair and beauty treatments. Sponsored by Vita Nova Hair Salon and Coe & Co Fine Jewellery, retailers will include Greenwoods, Smiths Fashions (men’s & ladies), Bridge Street Interiors, the Willow Soap Company, Kennedi of Brigg, Hidden Treasures Lingerie, Wallis, Truly Scrumptious Treats and Sweets, Weddings by Chloe, Osh Gosh Prom Gowns and Steve Oatway Photography with more traders joining the event daily. Many exhibitors will be offering special discounts on the day plus launching or selling new products so the event will offer a great opportunity for…
HULL : Young Boy Accosted Outside School
Police are seeking a woman who assisted a young boy after he was accosted in Hull. The nine-year-old was taken to Gordan Street Police Station by the woman after she found him in the street in an upset state. The boy states he was walking away from Chilton Primary School towards Boulevard at approximately 1645hrs on Thursday 15 November when he was approached by a man in a vehicle described as a small red four door car. The man asked the boy if he wanted a lift and said he knew the boy’s mother. The boy declined the offer and the man then offered a packet of sweets which again the boy turned down and ran off into Boulevard where he met the member of public who took him to the police station. No physical contact was made by the driver with the boy. Police want to locate the woman who assisted the boy as well as anyone else with information about the incident. They are asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 559 of 15 November 2012. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
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TripAdvisor traveller rating: 5 of 5 stars A real find - an individual restaurant with an imaginative menu using local produce to provide excellent meals at a very reasonable price: all mains are £7.00, all starters and sweets are £3.50. We...
Over 200 Youngsters Enjoy Willy Wonka Themed Youth Café
Beverley Minster hosted a Willy Wonka themed Youth Cafe for 250 young people in Beverley Minster on Friday night. The stage resembled a chocolate factory will strawberry scented smoke effects and giant sweets.
East Riding Libaries & The Women’s Institute Celebrate National Libaries Day
Members of the Leven Women’s Institute (WI) and staff from the East Riding Libraries Service will be promoting library membership on Saturday, 4 February to celebrate National Libraries Day. A stall will be set up, including sweets for children and bunting, outside the village shop, from 10.30am-12.30pm, and members of Leven Library staff and the WI will provide membership and opening time information as well as library joining forms for any resident who is not yet a library member. The stall was proposed by the WI as part of its national libraries campaign. Jean Johnson of Leven WI, said: “Ever since its inception, the WI has been involved with rural libraries. We are keen to support any initiative that promotes libraries in general and in particular our local library where we always receive a friendly, personal and well-informed service.” Councillor Jane Evison, cabinet portfolio holder for rural issues and cultural services, said: “Libraries play a very important role within local communities and are a service our residents really value. “National Libraries Day is all about encouraging people to visit their local library and explore the range of services it has to offer as well as being able to make suggestions about anything that could be added to the service to meet…
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