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person. Maybe we can be friends?
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--- In beal@..., "Dave Waller" <dwaller@...> wrote:
>
> Dawn,
> I can't do much to help you I'm afraid. There is a Manor Cottage here
> in Beal (N Yorks). I don't know the people who live there though. I
did
> a quick Google and there is a Manor House in Beal (Northumberland).
>
Thanks Dave,
It is definitely Beal, Yorkshire, they were christened in Kellington,
which i believe is next door to you?
Looking at street maps, there is a Manor Lane which tails off at the
end, this does suggest that there was a Manor House at some time, maybe
it was already falling down when they lived there?!!
If you could give me the contact details for the local library, where i
could find any information, it would be a great help especially when i
finally get round to visiting the area
              yours dawn

Dawn,
I can't do much to help you I'm afraid. There is a Manor Cottage here
in Beal (N Yorks). I don't know the people who live there though. I did
a quick Google and there is a Manor House in Beal (Northumberland).

Hello from Rochdale!
i've been researching my family history and have found out that my
Great Grandfather came from Beal.  He was born there in 1851 and
although i have many names and dates and one day intend to visit, there
is a little mystery.  On the 1861 census he is recorded as living in
The Manor House with his younger sister and 2 Aunts, no one else is
recorded as living there and the Aunts don't appear to be working
there, as they were the daughters of the local blacksmith and
unmarried, such an address seems a bit upmarket! can anyone shed any
light on this for me?

John William Reynolds b. 1851
Sarah Ann Reynolds b. 1856
Maria Barnes b. 1816
Ann Barnes b. 1818

Yours Dawn

congratulations to our parish council for maintaining for yet our
third position in the league of all the parishes in the Selby District
for the highest precept charge. our parish council talk of inviting
Birkin to amalgamate  with us. If the people of Birkin decide to join,
then let the villagers know that where in previous years they pay
little or no precept, this year for those on band D would have had to
pay an extra £63 on thier Council Tax Bill.

are we as ratepayers getting value for the money we pay in council
tax, for the amount that we are asked for in the precept set by Beal
Parish Council.  Are you aware that this the budget for 2007/08 has
been set at £16,000 but when I studied the proposed accounts to enable
the 'council' arrive at this sum, it amazed me that out of the total
£16,000 budgeted, £2ooo was a reserved amount to cover expenses for
conferences etc, but alarmingly the bill for salaries and
administration amounts to approx £12,000.  Is there any justification
that we should spend some 75% of the councils income in this way. At
thefebruary council meeting (tuesday 7th) it was decided that after
the forthcoming local elections in May, that the new council proceed
too examine the possibility of them becoming a'Quality Council' giving
them even more powers over the usage of our council tax.
It is their intention to arrange a public meeting to sound out the
reaction of parishioners of this proposal.
  Keep your eyes peeled, and dont miss going to the public meeting when
it is called, so that the wishes of the parish can be truly heard.

For those attending the next Beal Parish Council Meeting please note
the next meeting is at 7pm on Tuesday 4th July 2006.

I have just uploaded the agenda for your reference. From the home
page just click on "Local Council" then to "Agendas" to view/print them.

If there are any concerns or points you would like to raise then
please attend in person - or use the message board to register your
comments.

I will ensure all points are raised/presented on the night.

Cheers,

Trevor Knight.

Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
beal group:

Would residents in Beal and Kellingley be interested in
signing up for a community run Broadband System at just
£10 per month.

   o Certainly
   o When my existing contract runs out
   o Maybe - Need more details
   o I am happy with my existing provider
   o No


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Thanks!

It is not installed as yet as we are still waiting for a meeting to
decide what options are possible.

I heard only last night that we aim to have a meeting this week at
some point about this so I'll know more then. As soon as I know a date
I'll let anyone interested know so that they can attend.

Cheers,


Trevor.


--- In beal@..., "Dave Waller" <dwaller@b...> wrote:
>
> I realise this is a bit slow off the mark but am I right in thinking
> that the last edition of Beal News mentioned a PC and broadband
> connection in the Parish Hall?
> If so, how do I get to play with it and is there a queue?
>
> Dave Waller
>

I realise this is a bit slow off the mark but am I right in thinking
that the last edition of Beal News mentioned a PC and broadband
connection in the Parish Hall?
If so, how do I get to play with it and is there a queue?

Dave Waller

For those attending the next Beal Parish Council Meeting please note
the next meeting is at 7pm on Tuesday 2nd May 2006.

I have just uploaded the minutes of the last meeting and the agenda for
the next meeting for your reference. From the home
page just click on "Local Council" then to "Agendas" or "Minutes" to
view/print them.

If there are any concerns or points you would like to raise then
please attend in person - or use the message board to register your
comments.

I will ensure all points are raised/presented on the night.

Cheers,

Trevor Knight.

The competition was intended for Beal and Kellingley and the judging
was performed as such.

A few houses in Kellingley did make the final. Sorry if the
impression was that is was held in Beal only, this was clearly not
the intent of the competition or how it was judged.

Certainly I think a lot of houses in Kellingley did know this as the
decorations were superb throughout the entire are.

Well done to all participants - can't wait for next years. We will
make the rules a little clearer.

Cheers,

Trevor.

--- In beal@..., "Roy Kenney" <roy.kenney@h...> wrote:
>
> What about Kellingley?????
>

Agreed,

I'll contact you both as soon as we have a date.

--- In beal@..., lee dowson <lee_dowson@y...> wrote:
>
> Trevor,
>
>   I'm happy to help out where ever possible and will definately
make the meeting so long as I get a bit of notice and it's not a
Monday Night ( Football Training ).....
>
>   A major part of my job is building IT networks in warehouses and
offices, so I can tell you what products are out there and what they
can do.
>
>   The list you've made is a great starting point and I think once
we have established exactly what we want to achieve, we can put
together an installation plan and shopping list. I would stress that
you keep it as simple as possible, otherwise you could be landed with
a big admin burden.
>
>   Lets pick this up, when you have a date in mind for the meeting.
>
>   Regards,
>
>   Lee.
>
> trevor397634 <taknight@b...> wrote:
>   We plan to hold a meeting about this in April.
>
> So that we spend the grant wisely I want to draw up a list of
> requirements and so I would be very interested in presenting
everyones
> opinions - and if possible would welcome you guys along when we have
> a date confirmed. I am a software developer so know all about
> software, but as I do not deal with networking and connectivity I
> would appreciate your opinions here.
>
> Based on the discussions so far, can I assume what we require is,
>
> 1). Broadband connection availble to load balance initially at least
> 20 concurrent users. I realise Dave makes the case for 50 users but
I
> do not think we will reach those numbers concurrently - obviously if
> the budget allows we will go for as much bandwidth as we can. Also
if
> we are doing this on a subscription basis - then we can upgrade the
> bandwith when we need to. I think it will take a year or two to get
> people to sign up for the service as most residents on a broadband
> package are usually tied in anyway and will wait to see if the
project
> is successful rather than switching to us.
>
> 2). Upgradeable connection - for the reasons just stated.
>
> 3). Wireless network for remote access - a must.
>
> 4). A subscription service to cover costs. We would like to keep
these
> down to a minimum though and will be applying for every grant
possible
> to benefit residents.
>
> 5). Software administration, as suggested a central firewall and
spam
> and anti vrus filter, parental control monitors etc.
>
> 6). Internal connectivity (for the Internet Cafe). Will require
> wireless modems etc.
>
> Is this a good starting point or is there anything I have missed.
>
> --- In beal@..., lee dowson <lee_dowson@y...> wrote:
> >
> > A solution to this, would be to manage the connection via MAC
> Address. Only approved users could access the wireless network if
> their Mac Address has been entered into the routers allowed list.
> >
> >   It's very simple to setup, requires no password mangement and
you
> could charge a nominal fee for membership, to cover admin costs,
etc.
> If you have the right type of Router, you can also manage usage,
> Anti-Virus and content blocking, so no-one is mis-using the service.
> >
> >   Happy to help out and give advise where needed.  I've been an IT
> Consultant for over 10 years and do this type of stuff for a living.
> >
> >   Regards,
> >
> >   Lee.
> >
> > Dave Waller <dwaller@b...> wrote:
> >   Trevor,
> > I can't get 512kb off BT. I tried over a year ago but the line
quality
> > just wasn't good enough. It took a month to get my internet
access
> > sorted out afterwards so I'm a bit un-keen to try again until the
> > technology improves.
> > If we can dial into the Hall connection we'll have to watch out
how
> > many concurrent users use the service. No point in having a 2Mb
line
> > if there are 50 of us sucking data out of it at the same time.
> >
> > Dave
> >
> >
> > --- In beal@..., "bty816580" <trevork@t...> wrote:
> > >
> > > This will certainly be something that we will discuss with BT
when
> > we
> > > install the line. I will certainly be proposing that residents
can
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We plan to hold a meeting about this in April.

So that we spend the grant wisely I want to draw up a list of
requirements and so I would be very interested in presenting everyones
opinions - and if possible would welcome you guys along when we have
a date confirmed. I am a software developer so know all about
software, but as I do not deal with networking and connectivity I
would appreciate your opinions here. 

Based on the discussions so far, can I assume what we require is,

1). Broadband connection availble to load balance initially at least
20 concurrent users. I realise Dave makes the case for 50 users but I
do not think we will reach those numbers concurrently - obviously if
the budget allows we will go for as much bandwidth as we can. Also if
we are doing this on a subscription basis - then we can upgrade the
bandwith when we need to. I think it will take a year or two to get
people to sign up for the service as most residents on a broadband
package are usually tied in anyway and will wait to see if the project
is successful rather than switching to us. 

2). Upgradeable connection - for the reasons just stated.

3). Wireless network for remote access - a must.

4). A subscription service to cover costs. We would like to keep these
down to a minimum though and will be applying for every grant possible
to benefit residents.

5). Software administration, as suggested a central firewall and spam
and anti vrus filter, parental control monitors etc.

6). Internal connectivity (for the Internet Cafe). Will require
wireless modems etc.

Is this a good starting point or is there anything I have missed.

--- In beal@..., lee dowson <lee_dowson@y...> wrote:
>
> A solution to this, would be to manage the connection via MAC
Address. Only approved users could access the wireless network if
their Mac Address has been entered into the routers allowed list.
>   
>   It's very simple to setup, requires no password mangement and you
could charge a nominal fee for membership, to cover admin costs, etc.
If you have the right type of Router, you can also manage usage,
Anti-Virus and content blocking, so no-one is mis-using the service.
>   
>   Happy to help out and give advise where needed.  I've been an IT
Consultant for over 10 years and do this type of stuff for a living.
>   
>   Regards,
>   
>   Lee.
>
> Dave Waller <dwaller@b...> wrote:
>   Trevor,
> I can't get 512kb off BT. I tried over a year ago but the line quality
> just wasn't good enough. It took a month to get my internet access
> sorted out afterwards so I'm a bit un-keen to try again until the
> technology improves.
> If we can dial into the Hall connection we'll have to watch out how
> many concurrent users use the service. No point in having a 2Mb line
> if there are 50 of us sucking data out of it at the same time.
>
> Dave
>
>
> --- In beal@..., "bty816580" <trevork@t...> wrote:
> >
> > This will certainly be something that we will discuss with BT when
> we
> > install the line. I will certainly be proposing that residents can
> > dial in to use the services at the village hall.
>
>
>
>
>
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What about Kellingley?????

Trevor,
I'm happy to get involved if I can. I'm a bit out of touch with the
world of Broadband. I used to work in BT selling to government in
the days when they were pushing regional development agencies
towards broadband aggregation so there would be a demand to get the
exchanges upgraded (and pay for it). I don't know what sort of deals
they are offering to remote communities like ours these days. NYCC
went with some unknown supplier (MTT?) to put microwave broadband
into their premises. If I remember correctly, Kellington Primary was
due to get it in 2002. Did it happen? If so, is it bigger than 2Mb?
As for firewall and concurrent users, on busy evenings I'm presently
fighting my wife and two kids for a share of my 56k modem and my
annual subscriptions to Norton add up to nearly £100. Four more
households like mine and your 20 sessions are all gone. Offer me a
decent firewall and I can put the money I'll save buying Norton
towards subscribing to the service.
If we are likely to be in regular correspondance about this do you
want to do it outside this discussion group? Either emails me at
dwaller@... or come and knock on the door at a reasonable
hour.

Dave

The following beal poll is now closed.  Here are the
final results:


POLL QUESTION: Would you like to see a competition held in the village for
best lit street at Christmas ?

Judging would commence of Christmas Eve so that everyone has
time to join in ?

CHOICES AND RESULTS
- Yes, 1 votes, 50.00%
- No, 1 votes, 50.00%
- Undecided
, 0 votes, 0.00%



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For those attending the next Beal Parish Council Meeting please note
we have reverted back to the first Tuesday of every month at the earlier
time of 7pm in the BACK ROOM of the village hall. This means the next
meeting is now at 7pm on Tuesday 4th April 2006.

I have just uploaded the minutes of the last meeting and the agenda for
the next meeting for your reference. From the home
page just click on "Local Council" then to "Agendas" or "Minutes" to
view/print them.

If there are any concerns or points you would like to raise then
please attend in person - or use the message board to register your
comments.

I will ensure all points are raised/presented on the night.

Cheers,

Trevor Knight.

We plan to hold a meeting about this in April.

So that we spend the grant wisely I want to draw up a list of
requirements and so I would be very interested in presenting everyones
  opinions - and if possible would welcome you guys along when we have
a date confirmed. I am a software developer so know all about
software, but as I do not deal with networking and connectivity I
would appreciate your opinions here.

Based on the discussions so far, can I assume what we require is,

1). Broadband connection availble to load balance initially at least
20 concurrent users. I realise Dave makes the case for 50 users but I
do not think we will reach those numbers concurrently - obviously if
the budget allows we will go for as much bandwidth as we can. Also if
we are doing this on a subscription basis - then we can upgrade the
bandwith when we need to. I think it will take a year or two to get
people to sign up for the service as most residents on a broadband
package are usually tied in anyway and will wait to see if the project
is successful rather than switching to us.

2). Upgradeable connection - for the reasons just stated.

3). Wireless network for remote access - a must.

4). A subscription service to cover costs. We would like to keep these
down to a minimum though and will be applying for every grant possible
to benefit residents.

5). Software administration, as suggested a central firewall and spam
and anti vrus filter, parental control monitors etc.

6). Internal connectivity (for the Internet Cafe). Will require
wireless modems etc.

Is this a good starting point or is there anything I have missed.

--- In beal@..., lee dowson <lee_dowson@y...> wrote:
>
> A solution to this, would be to manage the connection via MAC
Address. Only approved users could access the wireless network if
their Mac Address has been entered into the routers allowed list.
>
>   It's very simple to setup, requires no password mangement and you
could charge a nominal fee for membership, to cover admin costs, etc.
If you have the right type of Router, you can also manage usage,
Anti-Virus and content blocking, so no-one is mis-using the service.
>
>   Happy to help out and give advise where needed.  I've been an IT
Consultant for over 10 years and do this type of stuff for a living.
>
>   Regards,
>
>   Lee.
>
> Dave Waller <dwaller@b...> wrote:
>   Trevor,
> I can't get 512kb off BT. I tried over a year ago but the line quality
> just wasn't good enough. It took a month to get my internet access
> sorted out afterwards so I'm a bit un-keen to try again until the
> technology improves.
> If we can dial into the Hall connection we'll have to watch out how
> many concurrent users use the service. No point in having a 2Mb line
> if there are 50 of us sucking data out of it at the same time.
>
> Dave
>
>
> --- In beal@..., "bty816580" <trevork@t...> wrote:
> >
> > This will certainly be something that we will discuss with BT when
> we
> > install the line. I will certainly be proposing that residents can
> > dial in to use the services at the village hall.
>
>
>
>
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Trevor,
I can't get 512kb off BT. I tried over a year ago but the line quality
just wasn't good enough. It took a month to get my internet access
sorted out afterwards so I'm a bit un-keen to try again until the
technology improves.
If we can dial into the Hall connection we'll have to watch out how
many concurrent users use the service. No point in having a 2Mb line
if there are 50 of us sucking data out of it at the same time.

Dave


--- In beal@..., "bty816580" <trevork@t...> wrote:
>
> This will certainly be something that we will discuss with BT when
we
> install the line. I will certainly be proposing that residents can
> dial in to use the services at the village hall.

Trevor,
I can't get 512kb off BT. I tried over a year ago but the line quality
just wasn't good enough. It took a month to get my internet access
sorted out afterwards so I'm a bit un-keen to try again until the
technology improves.
If we can dial into the Hall connection we'll have to watch out how
many concurrent users use the service. No point in having a 2Mb line
if there are 50 of us sucking data out of it at the same time.

Dave


--- In beal@..., "bty816580" <trevork@t...> wrote:
>
> This will certainly be something that we will discuss with BT when
we
> install the line. I will certainly be proposing that residents can
> dial in to use the services at the village hall.

This will certainly be something that we will discuss with BT when we
install the line. I will certainly be proposing that residents can
dial in to use the services at the village hall.

The whole point about this is to provide a service for residents of
Beal and it is something I will be stressing. We do now have a grant
to action this, so I will keep you posted about developments as soon
as I know.

In the meantime - I realise we can now get broadband at 512 Mbit
speed but has anyone tried the onspeed service for browsing. I
installed it last month and I am not kidding it works a treat.

It cost £23 a year and increases dialup and broadband connections by
up to 5 times by some compression technology with images. It means
the images are slightly fuzzy, but 99% of the time you only want the
information. If you are after quality images it is great because you
can search through the images 5 times faster - when you do find an
image that you really do want to examine in high resolution simply
turn the onspeed service off and you get a full resolution picture
downloaded.

I was very skeptical when I saw this at first - but I have to admit
it does what it claims and has improved browsing speed no end.

Obviously it does not assist a network connection for accessing a
private network - but it is worth considering for taking the pain out
of browsing using a dial up speed for the cost of a typical 6 weeks
broadband subscription.

Cheers,


Trevor.

--- In beal@..., "Dave Waller" <dwaller@b...> wrote:
>
> The latest parish newsletter mentions a forthcoming broadband
> connection to the Parish Hall. Is there any chance that it will be
> something wireless that we can link into from home?
> If not, how will the cyber-cafe be run and can I move in on a semi-
> permanent basis to work from the Hall?
>
> Dave
>

The latest parish newsletter mentions a forthcoming broadband
connection to the Parish Hall. Is there any chance that it will be
something wireless that we can link into from home?
If not, how will the cyber-cafe be run and can I move in on a semi-
permanent basis to work from the Hall?

Dave

thanks for info  my son or daughter in law wil give u a ring at home

lee dowson <lee_dowson@...> wrote:

Hi Stephen,

 

That would be me, and you are more than willing to join the team.

 

We practice on a Monday night, at Eggborough Power Station. Starts at 6pm and finishs at 7pm. ( Under floodlights )

 

 We also practice on a Saturday morning from 10am - 11am.  This is at Hensall primary school. Although we play a lot of matches, so sometimes we are not there.

 

Please feel free for you or your parents to call anytime for more details, on my mobile 07843399177 or home 674277.

 

Our web site is www.whitleywolves.co.uk, if you want to see the teams and where we play.

 

Look forward to seeing you soon,

 

Regards,

 

Lee.

Stephen Gobin <predickymint@...> wrote:

please could u forward the name and address of the people who run the junior football team.my name is simon gobin aged 8 and i live at the jenny wren i would like to join the football team if possible.

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Hi Stephen,

 

That would be me, and you are more than willing to join the team.

 

We practice on a Monday night, at Eggborough Power Station. Starts at 6pm and finishs at 7pm. ( Under floodlights )

 

 We also practice on a Saturday morning from 10am - 11am.  This is at Hensall primary school. Although we play a lot of matches, so sometimes we are not there.

 

Please feel free for you or your parents to call anytime for more details, on my mobile 07843399177 or home 674277.

 

Our web site is www.whitleywolves.co.uk, if you want to see the teams and where we play.

 

Look forward to seeing you soon,

 

Regards,

 

Lee.

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please could u forward the name and address of the people who run the junior football team.my name is simon gobin aged 8 and i live at the jenny wren i would like to join the football team if possible.

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Thanks Lee,

I have contacted Chris and will take my daughter down in the New Year
on the 7th to take part.

We look forward to seeing you and my daughter is over the moon about
it. As I say we have been looking around for a while now for a
suitable - and local team - for her to join and this seems perfect.

Cheers,


Trevor.

--- In beal@..., lee dowson <lee_dowson@y...> wrote:
> Hi Trevor
>   
>   Yes that's correct.
>   
>   She would be eligable to play in the full girls team and we are
looking for a couple of players, as we have some new kits going spare.
We have around 12 Girls from the surrounding villages, I dare say your
daughter will know someone who plays for us.
>   
>   They train on a Monday night 18:00 - 19:00 at Eggborough Power
station, behind the social club. Then on a Saturday morning at 10:00 -
11:00 at Hensall Primary School.
>   
>   It costs £1 per week and she will get a full strip to look after.
Most matches are played on a Saturday morning at 10:30 and tend to be
in the Selby area if we play away.
>   
>   Your best person to contact is Chris Hook 01977 663623, as he
oversees the girls team.
>   
>   We have just broke up for Xmas and will be starting again around
7th Jan, I'll be updating the web-site over the next couple of days.
>   
>   Hope to see you and your daughter there soon, you will be warmly
welcomed.
>   
>   Regards,
>   
>   Lee.
>
> trevor397634 <taknight@b...> wrote:
>   Lee,
>
> My daughter has been wanting to join a team for a while now...when do
> the Wolverines train and play.
>
> It says Mon and Saturday on the site but can you confirm times etc... ?
>
> She is 9 years old - if interested what does she need to do to take
part ?
>
>
> --- In beal@..., "lee_dowson" <lee_dowson@y...> wrote:
> > There are also Primary Schools in Hensall and Whitley Bridge which
> > serve children in Beal. Until recently there was also a school in
> > Womersley where I served as Chair of Governors, these pupils have
> > now moved to Kirk Smeaton. All these schools are within 4 miles of
> > Beals except maybe for Kirk Smeaton
> > Depending on how old your child /ren are you may also want to
> > consider which secondary school you wish them to attend after they
> > move from Primary, in which case you will need to establish this
> > with the relevant school.
> >
> > I take it you are moving in to the area, in which case, if your
> > child is interested in football I can recommend a great football
> > club for children as young as 4 up to 10 years old. Both boys and
> > girls play in mixed teams. There is also an all girls team for over
> > 8's. It's called Whitley Wolves and our web site is
> > www.whitleywolves.co.uk. You will find all the contact information
> > on there.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Lee.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In beal@..., "trevor397634" <taknight@b...> wrote:
> > > Hi Steve,
> > >
> > > Welcome to the list,
> > >
> > > The village school closed a long while ago I'm afraid - long
> > before I
> > > came to the village - and has sinced been converted into private
> > > flats. I am sure someone will know when this was done.
> > >
> > > Most kids in Beal go to Kellington Primary School in the next
> > village
> > > of which I am the vice-chair on the Goveners board so let me know
> > if
> > > want a prospectus etc. They also run a pre-school nursery which
> > > introduces the kids to the school meaning their introduction into
> > the
> > > primary school is very smooth.
> > >
> > > In these days obviously the choice of schools is down to the parent
> > > and you have many other schools such as Chapel Haddlesly, Cridling
> > > Stubbs, or Knottingley to choose from, but you will have to apply
> > to
> > > these as we are out of their catchment area. Beal is in the main
> > > catchment area for Kellington Primary School, meaning by default
> > any
> > > child living in Beal will have a place reserved at Kellington
> > School.
> > >
> > > If you want any detailed info about the school - as I say, let me
> > know w.
> > >
> > > Hope this helps,
> > >
> > > Cheers,
> > >
> > > Trevor.
> > >
> > > --- In beal@..., Stephen Gobin <predickymint@y...>
> > > wrote:
> > > >  hello i m looking for any information  regarding primary
> > schools in
> > > beal,are there any in the village? if not  how far are they from
> > the
> > > high street?? any information will be usefull  thanks,plus is
> > there a
> > > bus service to pontefracy from beal?.  many  thanks steve
> > > >
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Thanks Lee,

I have contacted Chris and will take my daughter down in the New Year
on the 7th to take part.

We look forward to seeing you and my daughter is over the moon about
it. As I say we have been looking around for a while now for a
suitable - and local team - for her to join and this seems perfect.

Cheers,


Trevor.

--- In beal@..., lee dowson <lee_dowson@y...> wrote:
> Hi Trevor
>
>   Yes that's correct.
>
>   She would be eligable to play in the full girls team and we are
looking for a couple of players, as we have some new kits going spare.
We have around 12 Girls from the surrounding villages, I dare say your
daughter will know someone who plays for us.
>
>   They train on a Monday night 18:00 - 19:00 at Eggborough Power
station, behind the social club. Then on a Saturday morning at 10:00 -
11:00 at Hensall Primary School.
>
>   It costs £1 per week and she will get a full strip to look after.
Most matches are played on a Saturday morning at 10:30 and tend to be
in the Selby area if we play away.
>
>   Your best person to contact is Chris Hook 01977 663623, as he
oversees the girls team.
>
>   We have just broke up for Xmas and will be starting again around
7th Jan, I'll be updating the web-site over the next couple of days.
>
>   Hope to see you and your daughter there soon, you will be warmly
welcomed.
>
>   Regards,
>
>   Lee.
>
> trevor397634 <taknight@b...> wrote:
>   Lee,
>
> My daughter has been wanting to join a team for a while now...when do
> the Wolverines train and play.
>
> It says Mon and Saturday on the site but can you confirm times etc... ?
>
> She is 9 years old - if interested what does she need to do to take
part ?
>
>
> --- In beal@..., "lee_dowson" <lee_dowson@y...> wrote:
> > There are also Primary Schools in Hensall and Whitley Bridge which
> > serve children in Beal. Until recently there was also a school in
> > Womersley where I served as Chair of Governors, these pupils have
> > now moved to Kirk Smeaton. All these schools are within 4 miles of
> > Beals except maybe for Kirk Smeaton
> > Depending on how old your child /ren are you may also want to
> > consider which secondary school you wish them to attend after they
> > move from Primary, in which case you will need to establish this
> > with the relevant school.
> >
> > I take it you are moving in to the area, in which case, if your
> > child is interested in football I can recommend a great football
> > club for children as young as 4 up to 10 years old. Both boys and
> > girls play in mixed teams. There is also an all girls team for over
> > 8's. It's called Whitley Wolves and our web site is
> > www.whitleywolves.co.uk. You will find all the contact information
> > on there.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Lee.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In beal@..., "trevor397634" <taknight@b...> wrote:
> > > Hi Steve,
> > >
> > > Welcome to the list,
> > >
> > > The village school closed a long while ago I'm afraid - long
> > before I
> > > came to the village - and has sinced been converted into private
> > > flats. I am sure someone will know when this was done.
> > >
> > > Most kids in Beal go to Kellington Primary School in the next
> > village
> > > of which I am the vice-chair on the Goveners board so let me know
> > if
> > > want a prospectus etc. They also run a pre-school nursery which
> > > introduces the kids to the school meaning their introduction into
> > the
> > > primary school is very smooth.
> > >
> > > In these days obviously the choice of schools is down to the parent
> > > and you have many other schools such as Chapel Haddlesly, Cridling
> > > Stubbs, or Knottingley to choose from, but you will have to apply
> > to
> > > these as we are out of their catchment area. Beal is in the main
> > > catchment area for Kellington Primary School, meaning by default
> > any
> > > child living in Beal will have a place reserved at Kellington
> > School.
> > >
> > > If you want any detailed info about the school - as I say, let me
> > know w.
> > >
> > > Hope this helps,
> > >
> > > Cheers,
> > >
> > > Trevor.
> > >
> > > --- In beal@..., Stephen Gobin <predickymint@y...>
> > > wrote:
> > > >  hello i m looking for any information  regarding primary
> > schools in
> > > beal,are there any in the village? if not  how far are they from
> > the
> > > high street?? any information will be usefull  thanks,plus is
> > there a
> > > bus service to pontefracy from beal?.  many  thanks steve
> > > >
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