Kirkbymoorside

 

Kirkbymoorside Town Team

Tuesday 15^th June 2010

7.30pm Dug Out

Agenda

1. Present

2. Apologies

3. Minutes of Last Meeting

4. Matters Arising from Previous Minutes

5. To agree the rest of agenda order and any other business which needs including

6. How can Town Team most usefully and effectively contribute to KMS development strategy (Stuart)

7. Future Funding for Kirkby In Bloom and sustainable ways forward (Gaynor and Gaile)

8. Plastic Bag Free Kirkby (Chris Dowie)

9. To begin the physical mapping process : Energy, Water, Food, Education, Transport, Health, Resources (Gaile)

NB: The Parish Map will be on the table throughout the meeting for all future meetings

10. Situations Update:

If you're not already taking advantage of Peter Sinclair's youtube videos, you probably should be. Each week he examines a particular controversy in the field of climate science, explains it, and picks apart the often-dubious arguments of the climate deniers.

It's a valuable contribution, but if you're after something a bit more uplifting, Peter is now taking occasional breaks from being 'science geek with video skills' to concentrate on showcasing the technologies that we hope are driving the inevitability of a low-carbon future.

This month, it's wind power, and Peter does a great job of expressing clearly all that stuff you kind-of-already know about wind power, but never had the pithy facts at the front of your mind to call on about. Read more »

 Every year on the first Saturday of October, Kirkbymoorside holds its Town Feast.
A celebration of everything that is fresh and local and good about our food, we come 
together in the Memorial Hall in the centre of Town, each bringing a dish of savoury or sweet treats.
As more and more people arrive, the tables start to fill up and the smells of home cooking tantalise us.
Its very much a help yourself buffet and no matter how many people come, there is always just enough.
Afterwards we clear the tables, order more drinks from the football club run bar and dance to one of our 
great local bands.
Its a great evening, why not make sure you get your ticket early this year?
On sale, as usual, at Summit Bookshop, Penny Bank Cafe and Natural Health Centre.
Watch this space for availability.