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Inaugural Meeting
Jan. 05
The inaugural meeting to initiate the group as a separate charitable organisation was held on the 14 th of January 2005 and the meeting was attended by a superb number of members.
The first chairperson Rene Plaxton explained that the aims of the café remain the same and that the café is open to everyone in Ulceby and the surrounding villages.
Apart from the basic aims, the café offers computer training, a light exercise programme; light refreshments each week with a cooked meal planned every month as well as the usual guest speakers on a range of topics, we also carry a large variety of informational leaflets.
If anyone has a special problem pass this to any one of the café volunteers and we will try to arrange for a guest to cover that problem or at least the minimum information necessary to help.
The café has access to transport for those people who have difficulty in attending the meetings and a collection can be arranged for those who require transport. To arrange to be collected and returned please phone either Ian on 588760 or Fred on 589863 and transport will be arranged.
The constitution as presented was proposed by Mrs Liz Drury and Mr Ron Casemore and seconded by Mrs Mary Cowan.
The motion to accept the constitution was unanimously accepted and the motion passed.
Many thanks to all who attended the meeting and copies of the constitution are available on request.
The Community Cafe is run by a team of dedicated
volunteers who give up their time to run the community
café along with members of the Barton and district
healthy living project; every Friday from 12.30-2.30pm
(Except bank holidays).
Everyone from Ulceby and surrounding areas are welcome
to join us, and have a go at a range of activities
which takes place. Please look again for an up date
on forthcoming events.
Entrance fee into the café is 50p, and includes
a free cuppa. Activities are charge at 50p,(unless
otherwise stated). Coimputerclasses are £1.00. We supply keep fit, belly dancing,
computers with internet access, flower arranging,
talks on different aspects; such as wildlife, birds,
government benefits, psychology, information to a
range of legal service and health.
You can bring your children, they are more than welcome,
and can join in and play with the other children who
attend, and we have a variety of toys for them to
play with.
If you require any more information on the café
or would like to volunteer, or supply any services
please drop into the café on Fridays to see
us or email admin@ulceby.net
with your name and contact details and we can get
back to you.
Thank you, and look forward to seeing you soon.
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