September 2010 Bishop Burton web site news

Last Updated (Sunday, 05 September 2010 07:28) Written by Administrator

As well extracts from the September Newsletter, this month' offering on the web site include a recent (well, 18 year old) report on the medieval earthworks in the field opposite the entrance to the college. I scanned this from a printed copy in the possession of John Dunning. If you have any printed documents or pictures that may be of interest, then do let me borrow them so that we can share them electronically.

The web site now has many articles - some of which may have escaped you. Most of them can be found under the Village Life menu option on the left of the screen. The Google search field can also be used if you think there was an article about a particular topic e.g. turnips, mere, pantomime. Just enter your search word into the box, check the BB web site button (so it just looks on our web site), and then click on search. The calendar of events for the month will also displayed if you click on the What's On option towards the top of the screen. You can do a Google search or view the calendar from any page on the web site.

Bishop Burton village hall is now connected to the internet and has its own laptop thanks to the BT Community Connections scheme. It also means that visiting speakers and others can connect to the internet using their own laptops. Contact me at  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  if you wish to access this facility - terms and conditions may apply.

Do you have any stories, unpublished photos or letters that we can scan or put on the web site and share with others? You can contact me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 01964 550255.

Rubbish

Last Updated (Friday, 14 May 2010 12:55) Written by Gina Douthwaite

RUBBISH

 

Jars

 

from   jams

 

and bottle tops,

 

cola     cans    and

 

honey              pots,

 

supermarket      plastic

 

bags,            newspapers

 

and        Sunday        mags.,

 

chocolate wrappers,  envelopes,

 

packaging from soups and soaps,

 

tissue     boxes,     cardboard   tubes,

 

film   and   foil   from   freezer   foods,

 

nuts     and    bolts     and     empty    tins

 

 fill       up      all     our       wheelie      bins.

 

PAPER!   PLASTIC!   METAL!  GLASS!

 

 

 

waste it and the world won`t last.

 

What we do with it is vital

 

to Earth`s future.

 

Let`s

 

RECYCLE!