The winds, rain, flooding, and melting icecaps are taking their toll on the diversity and nature around Doncaster. You can join a movement that wants to try and repair some of the damage. In September 2019, Doncaster declared a Climate and Biodiversity Emergency in recognition […]
Not wanting to leave us out of her path, storm Ciara managed to hit our village. Not on the scale of the devastation elsewhere in God’s own county, but nevertheless noticeable. The 24 hour blast repositioned all manner of fauna, flora and garden furniture, then […]
Visitors travelling along Scorcher Hills Lane have long been welcomed to the village by the sight of a dead tree. Right by the village sign, it resembled something out of wild west movie, ‘Welcome to Dry Gulch population 245’. The poor thing expired many moons […]
Diane’s Story, A Eulogy By Rev Ann Walton; It was an honour to take Diane’s funeral and after speaking to her brother, sister in law and nieces, this is the story they told of her life. Diane had a good life, although it hasn’t always […]
If anyone has recently travelled along The Abbe’s Walk recently, you cannot help but notice the amount of fly tipping and general litter that has accumulated! Therefore we are organising a litter pick along The Abbe’s Walk this Saturday, 25th January, and any additional help […]
The shenanigans over the proposed pig rearing industrial unit rage on. The original planning application for the unit in Burghwallis Park, adjoining Squirrel Wood campsite was rejected by the DMBC but a new application has now been submitted by the farmer involved. A meeting is […]