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Folk Halla place for meetingNew Earswick NewsletterOctober 2018p1

Sharing ideas, time and practicaleveryday life in York.Come to Open Shop! A free, friendlycommunity space. Pop in for a cuppa, achat and to meet local people. We offer:Free activitiesFree tea and coffeeFree Wi-FiOpen 10am – 4pm Monday, Wednesdayand Thursday.At 20 Hawthorn Terrace in New Earswick.We’re in the old post office on theparade of shops.Look out for a new programme comingout at the end of October. Pick up anewspaper from the Folk Hall.Get in 2

New Earswick Post Office at the Folk HallPlUOpening hours:Monday to Friday 9:30am – 4:00pmTwsmSlePaLast collection is at 3.10pm for postal items leaving that day, however thecounter remains open for all other services including: Cash withdrawals Greetings cards Cash and cheque deposits Gas and electric key top-ups Bill payments Mobile top-upsp3

New Earswick Explore libraryThere’s a lot on this month!Poet-TEA 4 October from 2pmEnjoy, discover and share poetry on National Poetry Day. PoetsPatrick Lodge and Mary Ann Dearlove will be here from 2pm.Free, no need to book.Researching your WW1 Ancestors 19 October 2-3:30pmJoin our archivist Laura Yeoman as she talks you through some ofthe sources you can use, both onsite at York Explore and online.Free, booking essential.Surprise Ending 20 October 2-3pmJoin us for a light-hearted peek into the life of Eric and his granddaughterSmidge as they discover they have more in common than they think.Join our archivistLauraLightsYeomanTheatreas she talksyou throughsomeof the booksourcesyou orPresentedby RidingCompany.Tickets 2.50,onlinecan use, both onsite at York Explore and online. Free, booking essential.at any library.Surprise Ending20 October, 2-3pmCrosswordsJoin us for a light-hearted peek into the life of Eric and his granddaughter Smidge asDolike oudiscovertheychallengehave moreofin commonthan theyPresentedby Ridingmeetseach Thursday2pm, 2.50,new memberswelcome.Lights TheatreCompany.atTicketsbook onlineor at any library.Opening timesMorningMonday9:00 - 12:30Tuesday9:00 - 12:30WednesdayAfternoon2:00 - 4:30Closed, but books and self-service machineavailable in cafeThursday1:30 - 5pmFriday1:30 - 5pmSaturday01904 552629www.exploreyork.org.ukCrosswords10:00 - 12 noonnewearswick@exploreyork.org.uktwitter logo@NewEarsLibraryWhenis closed,public computers,booksand self-serviceDo youthelike librarythe challengeof crosswords?Our friendlycrosswordgroup meets eachmachineall stillduringFolk Hall opening hours 9am to 5pmThursday areat 2pm,newavailablememberswelcome.Monday to FridayNew pagep4Folk Hall Café

Folk Hall CaféOpening hours:Monday to Friday 9:00am-2:00pm Teas and coffeesCold drinksHot mealsMelt in the mouth paninisCakes and scones Eat in or take-awayp5

New Earswick Digital Drop-ins‘Film  at  the  Folk  Hall’  logo  toFree one-to-one digitalsupportaccompany  the  noNce  at  the  end  of  thnewsle2er.Over the past year and half, we have supported dozens of people with their digital needsthrough our Digital Drop-ins.Liam Wilkinson, the Digital Inclusion Officer at Explore, has played a huge role in helping thecommunity become more digitally enabled through the drop-ins and other local events andinitiatives. In early October, Liam will be leaving Explore for a new adventure. We want to takethe opportunity to say thank you to Liam for his support in New Earswick and wish him all thebest for the future.Starting this month, we will be holding the drop-ins on a monthly basis. Whether you wanthelp using a device, using the cloud or something else, we’ll do our best to get you sorted.Tuesday, 16 October2:30-4:00pm, Folk HallMonday, 19 November10:30am-12:00pm, Folk Hallp6‘Explore’  to  go  at  the  bo2om  oflibrary  informaNon

New Earswick Park RunEvery Saturday at 9amat New Earswick Sports ClubCome and take part in the New Earswick Park RunGet fit and make friends! FREE to take part You can run, jog or walk It is NOT a race All Inclusive (Children over 4 can run, must be supervised by a parent/guardian until age 11) Dogs can join in too! One dog per runner, to be kept on a short lead 5km distance every time Get your personal barcode at: https://www.parkrun.org.uk/register/ torecord your participation and timeVolunteers needed to help this event run –it would be lovely to see people from the villageand Hartrigg residents joining in!For full details go tohttp://www.parkrun.org.uk/newearswick/p7

What’s On WeeklyMONDAYOpen Shop 10am-4pmSlimming World at the Folk Hall 5pm-9pmLine Dancing at the Folk Hall 1.30pm-3.30pm (Fortnightly)TUESDAYXMartial Arts at the Folk Hall 3.30pm-7.30pmCommunity Action for Nature at Open Shop 10am-12pmWEDNESDAYSleeper Path at Community Garden and Allotments 10am-12pmOpen Shop 10am-4pmCafé NELLI at the Folk Hall 10am-12pmYork Garrison Wargamers at the Folk Hall 6.30pm-10.30pmYoga with Sonya at the Folk Hall 9.30am-11amTHURSDAYOver 50s Keep Fit at the Folk Hall 9.30am-11.30amOpen Shop 10am-4pmMy Baby Can Dance at the Folk Hall 10.30am-11.30amCrossword Club at New Earswick Explore library 2pmFRIDAYTea Dance at the Folk Hall 1.45pm-4pmSATURDAYPark Run at New Earswick Sports Club 9amCommunity Action for Nature at Open Shop 10am-12pmSUNDAYMethodist Church Service 10.30amp8

News and updates from the villageCommunity UpdateThe New Lodge development is on track and the buildings are takingshape. Internal electrical and mechanical work has started and JRHTare pleased with the progress Wates Residential are making.You may have noticed we also have a new poster on the lamppostsaround the village. Designed by the pupils of New Earswick PrimarySchool, the posters will help construction traffic for New Lodge drivesafely and remind them to look out for school children. We also havea new Community Zone on the construction site fencing opposite therear of Red Lodge so pop down and have a look.It is now less a year to the estimated completion of phase 1 and to findout more about living at New Lodge contact: 0800 5872011 or email:information@jrht.org.ukp9

News and updates from the villageHELPING YOUR LOCAL FORUMNew Earswick Resident Forum (NERF)is a constituted body of residents whomeet on the first Tuesday of each monthat the Folk Hall, with invited JRHTOfficers. The aim of the group is toensure that both residents and landlordunderstand each other’s needs, and forboth parties to have a say in the wayNew Earswick continues to be a safe andfriendly environment.JRHT also provides a substantial grantwhich NERF members distribute in thecommunity to recognise the work doneby smaller groups or to give financialhelp with organised outings.Currently we are looking for someoneto act as Secretary for our meetings, totake notes in order to provide minutesof the meeting and to help in producingthe Agenda.If anybody is interested in this positionplease contact Geoff Bunce (Chairman)via the Folk Hall reception.p10

Do you know who is calling?People are not always who they say they are. Every day, someone becomesa victim of fraud following a phone call. Fraudsters call, saying they are froma legitimate organisation such as a bank, service provider, utilities company,police or charity, in an attempt to convince you to reveal financial informationor to transfer money to a third party account owned by the fraudsters.This type of fraud is called Vishing and is becoming more sophisticated andwidespread. Vishing – How it works: You get a call, claiming to be from yourbank or police for example, saying a fraudulent payment has been spotted onyour card and this needs to be resolved, or that someone has been arrestedfor using your details and card. If the caller claims to be from a serviceprovider, they may say that you are due to a rebate, or overpaid on youraccount and they would like to make you a refund. You may be asked to callback using the number on the back of your bank or store card- this furtherconvinces you that the caller is genuine. However the Fraudster keepsthe line open at their end so when you make the call you are unknowinglyconnected straight back to them. They may ask for your PIN number orsometimes ask you to key it into your phone’s handset or online bankingpasswords, they then have access to your moneyp11

Do you know who is calling?Protecting your cash Be wary of all unsolicited calls and emails Never reveal personal or financial information including your PIN orbankcard to anyone Do not be pressured into making financial decisions, if an investmentsounds too good to be true it probably is!!! If you or someone you know thinks they have had one of these callsget in contact with your bank or if you feel in danger dial 999 In order to clear your line from Fraudsters wait at least 5 minutesbefore making any calls or dial from another phone and number Your Bank and the Police will NEVER ask you to reveal your PIN,withdraw your cash, transfer your money to another “safe” account orpurchase high value goods. If you think you have been scammed, defrauded or experiencedcybercrime you can call ACTION FRAUD on 0300 1232040 or visitwww.actionfrauid.police.ukp12

New Earswick swimming pool timetableIf you think you have been scammed, defrauded or experienced cybercrime you cancall ACTION FRAUD on 0300 1232040 or visit www.actionfrauid.police.ukNew pageNEW EARSWICK SWIMMING POOL 08:3009:0009:3010:00BabySwimmersNew 2:0012:3013:3014:00Mums mmingAcademyYorkSwimmingAcademyYork 6:0017:00NESC(Coaching)Carol  Magson   Carol  MagsonSwim  School   Swim babiesCarolMagsonSwim AYNew alSwim)New(NESC) –– 07500750 345NewEarswickEarswick SwimSwim ClubClub (NESC)345 44954495York Swimming Academy – 07801 824 082Carol Magson Swim School – 01423 358 025New Earswick Disabled Swimmers – 01904 764 758Waterbabies – 01904 607 110Baby Swimmers – 0333 800 8345Puddleducks – 07825 269 146Mums and Tots – 01904 766 937 or 01904 492 344p13

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Village CalendarSUNDAYMethodist Church Service – 10.30amNew pageVillage aySunday1234 NationalPoetryDay- 2pmat theLibrary5 Dead GoodCake ‘n’ Chat10.30 – 11.15at the Folk Hall6789101112 A Northern13Soul with Filmat the Folk Hall(doors 6.30pm,screening7pm)141516DigitalDrop-in –2.30pm –4pm at theFolk Hall171819Researchingyour WW1Ancestors 23:30pm at theLibrary212223242526 Lost Boys27with Film at theFolk Hall(doors 7pm,screening7.30pm)29303120 SurpriseEnding –2pm – 3pmat theLibrary28New pageSLEEPER PATHCOMMUNITY GARDEN AND ALLOTMENT IN OCTOBEROpen EVERY WED MORNING 10.00 – 12.00We now have wheelchair-friendly paths and plenty of seating.p15

Sleeper pathCOMMUNITY GARDEN AND ALLOTMENT IN OCTOBEROpen Every Wednesday morning 10am-12pmWe now have wheelchair-friendly paths and plenty of seating.We are always looking for garden volunteers to enable us toopen more frequentlyVisit our website www.newearswickgarden.org.ukor contact us at newearswickgarden@yahoo.co.ukor follow us on FacebookNew Earswick Community Garden – NEST*make friends * grow food * join in * feel goodSleeper Path Garden is on the footpath between Station Avenue in NewEarswick and St Andrew’s Church in HuntingtonThe site is managed by NEST (New Earswick Sharing Together)p16

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Join us on Friday 5th October at:The Folk HallHawthorn Terrace, New Earswick, York YO32 4AQ 10:30 am to 11:15 amDEAD GOOD CAKE ‘n’ CHAT“Dispelling the taboos about death and dying”with Chris Dudzinska of Last Wishes Funerals07824 639244 www.lastwishesfunerals.co.uk 11:30 am to 12:15 pmKEEPSAKE ART“Ideas for turning memorabilia into pieces of art”with Sarah Jackson of Winifred Taylor Ltd07899 092299 www.winifredtaylor.co.uk 12:30 pm to 01:15 pmHOME ORGANISERp18“Practical and sensitive support when needed”with Anne Wyn‐Jones of Ideal Living07885 729759 www.idealliving.co.uk