09 / 08 / 2010

Seaton Ross Feast 2010

The Feast Committee would like to thank everybody who supported the 2010 Feast. The money raised on the day totals over £1470

Included in this sum is the entrance and raffle money and this will be shared between the Playing Fields, the Village Hall and the Church

Thank You!

08 / 07 / 2010

Seaton Ross Feast

The Seaton Ross Feast day on the 4th July was another great day for villagers and visitors alike.

The listing of all the events and competitions can still be found here and some photographs from the day itself can be found here. (Photos provided by www.charlottes-gallery.co.uk).

05 / 05 / 2010

Annual Parish Meeting

The Annual Parish Meeting is to be held in the Village Hall on the 27th May at 7.30pm. All are welcome

The Anual Parish Meeting will be followed by Annual Parish Council Meeting at 8.00pm.

07 / 04 / 2010

Village 'Litter Pick'

Spring Cleaning time! To help Seaton Ross stay tidy a 'Litter Pick' event will be help on Sunday the 11th of April. We need as many volunteers as possible so bring all the family down to the Village Hall at 1:30.

High visibility vests, gloves and bags will be provided.

13 / 12 / 2009

Christmas Carol Quiz 2009 - Winners and Answers

Many thanks to everyone who bought a Quiz Sheet… hope you all enjoyed it. The winners were:

First prize	Joint second prize
Ross Marsden	Susan Waby
	Jeff & Janet Ferraby

01. Winter Wonderland	02. The First Noel	03. Joy to the World
04. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer	05. Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies	06. Holly Jolly Christmas
07. I’ll be home for Christmas	08. Frosty the Snowman	09. I’m dreaming of a White Christmas
10. Ding Dong Merrily on High	11. O Christmas Tree	12. Holy Night
13. Twelve Days of Christmas	14. Away in a Manger	15. So this is Christmas
16. All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth	17. Chestnuts roasting on an open fire	18. O Little Town of Bethlehem
19. Silent Night	20. Let there be Peace on Earth	21. Rockin around the Christmas Tree
22. Santa Baby	23. O Tannenbaum	24. Do you hear what I hear?
25. Baby it’s cold outside	26. Hark the Herald Angels Sing	27. Deck the Halls
28. I saw mummy kissing Santa Claus	29. We three kings	30. God rest ye Merry Gentlemen
31. Jingle Bell Rock	32. Grandma got run over by a Reindeer	33. Little Drummer Boy
34. Oh Come all ye Faithful	35. Holly and the Ivy	36. The Nutcracker
37. Santa Claus is coming to town	38. We wish you a Merry Christmas	39. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christma
	40. Have yourself a merry little Christmas

 

Message Received from the Derwent Lions:

"On behalf of the Derwent Lions Rocking Rudolph and Father Christmas, we would like to thank all the residents of Seaton Ross for their generous donations to our door to door collection in the Village.

The total collected £239.63"

01 / 11 / 2008

Seaton Ross Grand Fireworks Display

Date: Saturday 01 Nov 2008

Venue: Seaton Ross Playing Fields

Admission: Adults £5, Child £2.50 and Family (2Ad, 3ch) £15

In aid of the Seaton Ross Playing Fields Association,Gates open 5:30pm, fire lit 6:00pm and Fireworks display 6.30pm.

Parking available at the Black Horse pub. Free family disco at the Black Horse pub from 7pm onwards.

23 / 09 / 2008

It’s Your Community

Great news. O2 It’s Your Community has awarded Seaton Ross Playing Fields Association £700, to assist with the purchase of new benches. As many of your are aware, the playing fields are not council owned, and fund raising is required to pay for the annual costs & maintenance. So an award to invest in the future of the playing fields is good news.

Plus earlier in the year, an award of £850 was granted to the Parish Council for a new notice board for the village plot. The aim is to have a map show of the village showing footpaths and places of interest. Help an eye out in the spring for the new notice board being installed.

It’s Your Community is a national community based award scheme funded by O2 which enables people to make a difference in their local community. It’s Your Community is assessed and judged by the Conservation Foundation, who independently administrate the scheme on behalf of O2. Over 1000 projects have been given out since launching in July 2007 of between £100 and £1000.

22 / 06 / 2008

Seaton Ross Feast 2008 - Sunday July 6th

Feast Events

Scarecrow / Wheelie Bin Competition - For 2008 we are having both the Scarecrow and decorated Wheelie Bin competition. There is no theme ... just let your imagination run wild. Your entries will need to be registered by 5:00pm on Saturday July 5th (further registration details can be found in the June 2008 edition of the Seaton Ross Times) and on display from 9:00am on Sunday July 6th. Good luck.

Plants Please - There will be a plant stall on the day but we need your help. Any unwanted plants ...please bring them on the day and we will find them a new home.

Thank you for the anonymous donation of seeds left outside the village hall. These have been put to good use for the sunflower competition.

Kids News - Please bring along your water pistols to take part in the "It's a Knockout" competition - soak the competitors. Plus there will be a paper aeroplane flight competition (can be made on the day at the Kids Craft Tent - get practising as the plane that travels the furthest will receive a prize

Craft & Produce Categories - Free to enter and good old fashioned fun. The full list of categories can be found in the June 2008 edition of the Seaton Ross Times and entries are to be registered on the day between 9:30 and 10:30 at the field next to the village hall.

18 / 03 / 2008

Easter Egg Hunt - Sponsored by Cadbury's

Want the chance to win Chocolate? Come and join this year's Easter Egg Hunt...

Starting at 11:00 from Derek Lumley's shop on Easter Sunday - fun for all the family.

For every Creme Egg bought, entrants can choose a clue to one of the eggs hidden through the village, or an Easter Quiz sheet, with a chance to win the star prize.

All proceeds from the sales of the Creme Eggs will go to the playing fields funds. No limit to the number of times you can enter - until Derek runs out of eggs that is!

07 / 07 / 2007

Great Time Had by All

The Seaton Ross Feast Day for 2007 was a great day with all sorts of things going on that not even the Great British Summer weather could spoil (though it did try hard at times).

The worst of the rain seemed to come during the It's A Knockout contest but as most of the participants were being liberally hosed with water pistols throughout the games the rain didn't seem to matter. The trophy was eventually claimed by 'The Old Gimmers' team whose victory over last years Football contest winning team 'Geared Up' was hotly contested.

Feel free to check out some pictures from the day by clicking here.

20 / 05 / 2007

It’s a Knockout – Feast Style

In the 70s it was must watch family TV for Friday nights. Well Seaton Ross is going bring their own version of It’s a Knockout to the Feast this year. Anyone out there fancy their luck? We promise there will be water, obstacle courses and our very own Stuart Hall.

We are looking for 4 teams of 5-6 people, each team member must be over 16 years of age, so if you are interested please contact us and your details will be passed on to the organisers. Entry is charged at £20 per team (to contribute to the cost of the equipment) and we hope the teams will enter the fun spirit with a comical team name and fancy dress (optional).

25 / 02 / 2007

Seaton Ross Feast for 2007

Events for this year include:

• Decorate your wheelie bin
• 'It's a Knockout' Competition
• Produce and Crafts Stalls

We are also looking for people to help on the day and for teams to take part in the 'It's a Knockout' competition. Teams of 5 adults (aged 16 and over).

Further information will be given in the Seaton Ross Times including categories for Handicraft entries.

For more information please contact Gail, Martin or any member of the Feast Committee.

27 / 09 / 2006

Wild Bird Disease Warning

'Ginnie' contacted us via the web site form to pass on some disturbing news about an outbreak of a disease that appears to be affecting the local garden bird population - specifically Greenfinches, Chaffinches and Collared Doves.

Trichomoniasis, as it is known, can affect the birds' swallowing and breathing among other symptoms and so can prove to be fatal. Indeed, Ginnie told us "We've had eight dead Greenfinches and a lot of sick birds in the garden within the last two weeks."

The good news is that the parasite that causes the disease can be eradicated by regular cleaning and disinfecting of bird feeding stations. However, as the birds are likely to use many such feeding areas within the village we should all make and effort to help wipe out this disease.

Apparantly, there has been little coverage of this problem in the national media but more information can be found on www.bto.org/gbw/NEWS/disease_outbreak.htm (a link provided by Ginnie) and in this PDF document from www.birdfood.co.uk.

22 / 07 / 2006

New website!

Summer 2006 sees the launch of this new Seaton Ross website. The website is designed to provide information about the village, and about activities and events taking place.

Please let us know if there is anything you would like to see included, if there is anything missing, or even if we have made a mistake with any of the information already on the site.

If you run a club, an event or a local business in the village then please contact us via the link on the left and we will include your details on the site.