We are a community group, formed in Haxey North Lincolnshire, our objectives are:
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Safeguard community assets for the benefit of residents, businesses and visitors to the village
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Raise funds to enable the aim to be delivered
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Invest and re-invest back into the village community
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To create a Community Interest Company to manage community assets
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To preserve and promote heritage and especifically the tradition of the Haxey Hood
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Haxey Hood site
A good spirited 'not for profit' community group, just trying to protect rural community assets from disappearing from our Haxey Parish villages. Thus raising awareness of public assets under threat, supporting fundraising events, and trying to attract good honest folk who have a common goal to preserve our heritage that benefit residents and visitors alike and to encourage a sense of well-being and togetherness in our much loved Haxey in the Isle of Axholme.
At last!!! The Duke goes up for sale!!
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Refusal Notice
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***Latest Duke William planning application, to convert the pub to a dwelling, incl demolishing the restaurant, refused by North Lincs Council Planning Committee today, 2 June 2021.***
Headline & article from the Epworth Times 25 March 2021
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The We Live Here - Haxey response to the article
Lincolnshire CO-OP group have confirmed that we are
joint Spring 2021 Community Champions.
We'll be sharing proceeds generated by Haxey Food Store sales
(07 March to 05 June 2021) with Haxey Primary School PTFA.
Hopefully, we can take our projects further when the weather
improves and pending coming out of Covid lockdown.
If anyone else wishes to donate to our community fund then
they are more than welcome to deposit to:
52-21-38
26191563
Stay safe everyone and be kind to one another.
**We are the joint Community Champions**
!!Thanks everyone who voted for us!!
!!No Haxey Hood in 2021!!
Such a shame, but under current circumstances it was inevitable, the last time this happened was 1915 - 1919, restarting in 1920, it did continue through World War 2.
We look forward even more to 2022!
Here are two reports from relevant
Epeworth Bells, they were brief!
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These are the group's current, three main priorities.
Haxey Christmas Lights
We are planning to increase last years Haxey Christmas lights display on the following buildings (subject to owners consent),
Kings Arms on Low St, Haxey, Methodist Chapel Low St, Co-op Supermarket High St and the Loco on Church St. The tree that is displayed at the front of the memorial hall will also have new updated lighting added.
This years ambitions have had to be cut back due to the lack of fund raising opportunities during the Corona Virus Pandemic. However, next year will hopefully see the Hair Salon on Low St, Greenhill Stores, Barbers Shop and the Greenhill added to the display. With further additions the year after.
Mere Letting/Townsmen
The old tradition of Mere Letting in Haxey stopped a few years ago, along with Haxey Parish Council we are working to restart this old tradition, which seems to have ended about 10 or 11 years ago, although the tradition continues in Westwoodside. We have had several meetings with landowners & many interested parties and have now identified the majority of the Haxey Meres. Again due to Covid restrictions, we have been restrained over the last 6 months, Our aim is to restart this old tradition on Easter Monday, 5th April 2022, at a venue to be arranged.
Haxey Hood Archive digitization
With the help of the country's leading folklorist Doc Rowe, who has been visiting the Hood since the 1970's, we want digitize & have a permanent display of some of his Haxey Hood collection, somewhere in the village, to enable visitors to fully appreciate the heritage & importance of the game, this is a long term project and we now have enough information to proceed with a grant application
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VJ Day Rememberance 15 Aug 2020 2:47 PM
Samantha Cooke was the bugler, right, played the Last Post & Reveille, followed by Kate Billmore who played "Battles Oer"
Pipes & trumpet on the Greenhill for VE Day celebrations 8 May.
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Some members of the We Live Here- Haxey group along with the help of Haxey resident Pete Kuchnir purchased flags for St Georges Day & to fly support from the residents of Haxey for the brilliant NHS staff
Information you may find useful during theses strange times
**Stay Safe Everyone**
The Haxey Hood 2021 takes place on Wednesday 6 January
The Kings The Loco The Carpenters Arms
2020 the Hood returned to the Kings, where will be its home next year?
The first of our Christmas lights
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The pub should be the centre or hub of community life and can also provide essential services beyond the usual drinks, food or entertainment. We are a not for profit organisation of specialist advisors for communities and licensees who are thinking of broadening their range of services.
We encourage communities, licensees, pub owners, breweries and the private sector to work together to match community priority needs with additional services which can be provided by the local pub and a good licensee.
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