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Louise Prashad of Raskelf competed in the British Transplant Games in Leeds at the end of July and bought home two golds and one silver.......
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The day for Tea and Tarts had dawned and the staff in the office packed up the raffle prizes kindly donated by some of our volunteers.......
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We enjoyed our first outdoor midweek activities of the summer holidays. The weather was glorious, our gazebo ensured we had some shade to shelter under during the hot sunny afternoon.......
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The Lego Come & Build Session at Easingwold Community Library last week went down a storm with local Gadgeteers who showed dizzying amounts of imagination.......
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Sara Millar, Easingwold resident and Office Manager at Agecko completed her Sky Dive in Lancashire (16th July) to raise a magnificent sum for charity.......
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The children at Crayke Church of England Primary School finished this school year in a very colourful style. We used our sports premium money to encourage everyone to get active.......
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In July, 1st Kyle Valley Beavers set sail for new adventures as pirates.......
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Hunters Estate Agents have stepped up and made a donation to help the work of the Friends of St Monica’s Hospital (FOSMH).......
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This months meeting was a members only afternoon - Mocktails & Cocktails @ Maggie Bond’s.......
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Local Scouts from the 1st Easingwold Scout group recently took part in a couple of community support activities as they work towards their World Challenge badge.......
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Sadly we had our last Poppets session on Wednesday at Easingwold Community Library. This toddler group has run for 5 years since ECL became a community library run mainly by volunteers.......
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Summer racing, away nights, heat waves and a category winner.......
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On Friday 15th July, Outwood Primary Academy Alne held a special community day to remember and celebrate the life of their governor and school disco DJ Dennis Myers.......
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To help us celebrate our 38th Birthday, Peter Mathers from New Earswick came to present his illustrated talk on gardens in and around Dublin and Wicklow on the east coast of Ireland.......
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Patrick Wildgust, curator of Shandy Hall in Coxwold gave a really entertaining and lively talk at our July Meeting.......
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“Team Helping Hands for Nepal” pulled out all the stops again Sunday 10th July with a Fun Dog Show in Tollerton. Very well attended despite the heat many local dogs entered the 10 classes, all of which were generously sponsored by local small businesses.......
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Last Saturday saw the return of Rockin All over The Wold, the weather was perfect, record numbers in attendance, Easingwold Market Place was buzzing.......
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The children in year 1 and 2 have had a busy and fun-filled couple of weeks continuing with their Food Glorious Food topic.......
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At Easingwold Bowls Club on Sunday 10th July under a blue sky and temperatures of 26ºC and rising 18 players took part in a tiring but enjoyable singles 4 wood competition.......
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As part of their Jubilee celebrations, Easingwold Community Primary School raised money for one of the Queens charities – The Royal British Legion.......
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Family members from Jersey, the USA and Greece flew in to help celebrate Easingwold resident, Joan Arnold’s 100th birthday on 29th June. Joan has lived in Easingwold for 25 years, for nearly 24 of those in Oulston Road.......
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At this time of year, we start to look forward to celebrating the many great achievements of our pupils and how their achievements rest upon the community of people who support them. We are very lucky at Stillington to not only have a dedicated, hardworking teaching and support staff but we also benefit greatly from the support of the wider community.......
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Team Helping Hands held a Nepalese Banquet (2nd July) towards their fundraising efforts for their volunteer trip to Nepal in August. At the last minute, The Blacksmiths Arms in Newton On Ouse kindly stepped in to host the evening, where we served traditional dishes, meat and vegetarian, including lentil dhal, pork and chicken curry, and mango sorbet with Nepalese biscuits.......
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An unusual visitor took to the dance floor at the Galtres Centre, Easingwold.......
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To celebrate the historic occasion of her Majesty the Queen's platinum jubilee, a group of residents formed a committee to raise funds and organize a community event during the extended bank holiday weekend in June......
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Volunteers have raised nearly £2,000 for Yorkshire Cancer Research after hosting a Platinum Jubilee Afternoon Tea to celebrate the Queen’s 70 year reign......
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For two days last week, at Easingwold Parish Church, youngsters from Kirk Hammerton, Huby, Alne, Husthwaite, and Easingwold Primary Schools got to grips with a musical instrument with a difference......
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The Sutton and Huby Gardening Club organized the Sutton Open Gardens in late May and now that the bills are in, we can tell you that the two-day event raised about £4600 for national charities and good causes in both villages......
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