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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> > used cars online search now 
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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
> > >
> > >
> > > ---------------------------------
> > >   Yahoo! Cars NEW - sell your car and browse thousands of new and
> > used cars online search now
> > > ---------------------------------

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
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> >   Yahoo! Cars NEW - sell your car and browse thousands of new and
> used cars online search now
> > ---------------------------------

For those attending the next Beal Parish Council Meeting please note
we are now meeting on the first Thursady 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 Thursday 3rd January 2006.

I have just uploaded the minutes 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.

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
>
>
> ---------------------------------
>   Yahoo! Cars NEW - sell your car and browse thousands of new and
used cars online search now
> ---------------------------------

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

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 ?

   o Yes
   o No
   o Undecided



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


POLL QUESTION: Would you like to see the Parish Council celebrate the
bi-centenary of the Battle of Trafalgar. This will involve
the village linking in with the rest of the country by the
lighting of a Beacon in the Parish in a line stretching from
Portsmouth across the entire country ?

CHOICES AND RESULTS
- Yes, 1 votes, 100.00%
- No, 0 votes, 0.00%
- Don't know - would like to know more, 0 votes, 0.00%



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Just uploaded details of a temporary road closure (New Lane) in Beal.
Please access the site for further information.

If this effects you in any way let me know and I'll raise it at
tomorrows meeting so that the Parish Council can assist where necessary.

Cheers,

Trevor.

Putting my Village Hall Committee Hat on .....

The event was dropped due to a lack of interest really both locally
and nationally.

I originally suggested the event and created a vote on this site to
gauge interest but I was the only one who voted !!! When the event was
announced back in March we all felt that we had to register for this
as when it got to the anniversary if we were not putting anything on
people would ask questions.

With the successful summer naval display at Southampton, England
thumping the Aussies at cricket and Sven getting us to the World Cup
Finals I would have thought the nation would be hungry for more. This
was not the case though and sadly the event received absolutely no
airtime in the build up at all. We were dependent on the national
media building up the event as we were intending to be the only Parish
Council in the area to light a beacon.

With zero interest we then found that the official beacon was going to
cost around £1800 which clearly we could not justify. (OK we could of
made our own bonfire - but with it being so close to bonfire night we
really did not feel the turnout would warrant the effort). A lot of
time and effort is made for these events by volunteers who give up
their own time and so we all felt that having also just had the oompah
night we would focus our efforts on the psychic night and the x-mas
parties where we know the turnout would warrant the effort.

Unfortunately we missed the deadline for the printers on the
newsletter but please remember when the villlage hall committee do run
an event we always do post flyers.

Hope this answers your questions.

Cheers,


Trevor Knight.

I cannot see any mention of this recent event anywhere.Did it happen?
Why was no reminder given of the event? Was it a success and did
anyone attend? I see it was in the Oct Beal News but as this was
delivered on 26th the information was a little obsolete.
The belief that *better late than never* does not apply to these
event
notices.

October 31st - HALLOWEEN.

Doors open at 7:30 show starts around 8ish.

You should of received a flyer about this - if not there is one in
this weeks newsletter and also a link on
www.thelocalchannel.co.uk/beal where you can view it online.

Cheers,

Trevor.

--- In beal@..., DEREK DAWSON <dirkdaws9@b...> wrote:
> When is it Trevor? Derek
>
> trevor397634 <taknight@b...> wrote:Are you going to this years
Psychic Night ?
>
> It promises to be an event not worth missing. This year we have two
> psychics meaning twice the spirits !!!
>
> At only £5 a head (which includes a glass of wine or beer) you can't
> go wrong.
>
> OAP's are only £2.50 which is extremely good value for the
> entertainment on show.
>
> If you are intending to go then I strongly advise you to book your
> tickets in advance as we had around 60 people last year turn up on the
> door. We obviously only have a limited number of places so please book
> now to avoid disappointment.
>
> Doors open at 7:30pm - show starts at 8ish.
>
>
>
>
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Are you going to this years Psychic Night ?

It promises to be an event not worth missing. This year we have two
psychics meaning twice the spirits !!!

At only £5 a head (which includes a glass of wine or beer) you can't
go wrong.

OAP's are only £2.50 which is extremely good value for the
entertainment on show.

If you are intending to go then I strongly advise you to book your
tickets in advance as we had around 60 people last year turn up on the
door. We obviously only have a limited number of places so please book
now to avoid disappointment.

Doors open at 7:30pm - show starts at 8ish.

For those attending the next Beal Parish Council Meeting please note
we are now meeting on the first Thursady of every month at the earlier
time of 7pm. This means the next meeting is now at 7pm on Thursday 3rd
November.

I have just uploaded the minutes 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.

My daughter and some of her friends want to organise a Christmas
Pantomine at the Village Hall....

Details will soon be posted but do you guys know if anyone has any
experience in organising or running such a venture.

We could do with any experience in acting/singing/dancing/costume/play
writing etc.

The village hall committee will make the Village Hall available for
all rehersals so it is just a case of someone organising and running
the group etc.

Please let me know if you want to help out,

Cheers,

Trevor.

Just received a response from our Clerk,

"There is no availble plots of land owned by Parish Councils in the
area. Kellington does not own any land, neither does Birkin, Beal has
some land which is let at the present time."

Not personally but I have forwarded your question to the other Parish
Councillors + Clerk.

I'll let you know as soon as I hear anything.

--- In beal@..., "uselessbloodysystem"
<uselessbloodysystem@y...> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a patch of land available in
Beal/Kellington/Birkin
> area available to use as a small allotment?

Does anyone know of a patch of land available in Beal/Kellington/Birkin
area available to use as a small allotment?

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

Would you like to see the Parish Council celebrate the
bi-centenary of the Battle of Trafalgar. This will involve
the village linking in with the rest of the country by the
lighting of a Beacon in the Parish in a line stretching from
Portsmouth across the entire country ?

   o Yes
   o No
   o Don't know - would like to know more


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Thanks!

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


POLL QUESTION: Are the rumble strips working ?

CHOICES AND RESULTS
- Yes, 2 votes, 40.00%
- No, 2 votes, 40.00%
- Dont Know, 1 votes, 20.00%



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For those attending the next Beal Parish Council Meeting at 8pm on
Tuesday 5th July I have just uploaded the minutes for your reference.

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 on the night.

Cheers,

Trevor.

Lost Cat - On Thursday 23rd June a British Shorthair cat went missing
from the Ings Lane area.  She has unusual colouring being beige, grey
and white and unfortunately was not wearing a collar.  If anyone has
seen her, please contact Beal 670910.

Annabel and Chris Johnson

The Bavarian Style OOMPAH night is back.

A night of thorougly good entertainment is promised with singing party
games and beer drinking as the villages celebrates the second annual
Beal Fest.

Tickets are only £5 (concessions kids + OAPs £1) which includes a buffet.

Please phone Jean Townsley on 674531 for more information or to
reserve your tickets today.

If you missed the last Beal Parish Council meeting then you can catch
up on all the news by visiting,

www.thelocalchannel.co.uk/beal

Just click the <local council> button to access the minutes of last
Tuesdays meeting.

Keep checking this link to see what is on the agenda for June which
will be published in the next few weeks.

Cheers

Trevor Knight.

I have just uploaded the Beal Annual Parish report onto the Beal &
Kellingley Website.

Please visit

www.thelocalchannel.co.uk/beal

to read the report and use the message board to air your comments.

Cheers,

Trevor Knight

For those attending the next Beal Parish Council Meeting at 8pm on
Tuesday 3rd May I have just uploaded the minutes for your reference.

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 on the night.

Cheers,

Trevor.