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Horncastle Area Committee4.04.2011schools were included on the list there was still a long way to go toachieve full support in schools across the County.Members were informed of the involvement of the Rotary Club who hadprovided an opportunity to send 25 carers to a production at the EmbassyTheatre in Skegness. The issue for some Carers was transport; however,donations had enabled transport to be provided for the young carers,which had been gratefully received. A Ward Member for Horncastleagreed to take this to the Horncastle Rotary Club and Lion Theatre to seeif any further donations could be obtained.The Chairman thanked the representatives of the Lincolnshire CarersPartnership for their informative presentation and attendance at theMeeting.46. PUBLIC FORUM:There were no questions from members of the public.47. AREAS OF INTEREST:Members received presentations in respect of the following:-(N.B: An apology was received from Mr. P. Bonner of the Aviation HeritageCentre who was unable to attend the Meeting at short notice.)Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire (HTL) – Members received information in respect of HeritageTrust of Lincolnshire from Mr. Michael Knapton. Members were informed HTL aimed toassist in the conservation and enhancement of the historic environment of the county. TheTrust endeavoured to involve the local community and visitors by improving access to allaspects of heritage, by offering opportunities to learn about the past and by organisingheritage projects and events to celebrate the diverse heritage of the county.The Trust was supported by County and District Councils, nationalheritage bodies and through commercial activities and sponsorship andcarried out a wide range of activities. The Heritage at Risk Project is anational pilot set up to:• Investigate and record the county's historic and archaeologicalheritage and make it available to all• Save and renovate threatened historic buildings and make themsuitable for new uses• Encourage private individuals, local societies and the business andcommercial sector to work with the Trust on imaginative heritageprojects• Help the people of Lincolnshire, young and old, to understand andtake pride in their county• To promote the rich and diverse heritage of the county for thebenefit of local people and visitors.Members were informed all volunteers received training, which includedpractical experience over a period of time and courses were offered toimprove people’s knowledge throughout the project.HAC 4Page 184
Horncastle Area Committee4.04.2011Over 3000 surveys (of 9000 required) had been returned to date, and 300of these were from residents in East Lindsey. It was hoped these figureswould double in the next year.Members noted an event was recently held in Louth to promote theorganisation and encourage volunteers to sign up and a further eventwould be held in Alford on 14 May 2011. Currently there were 220volunteers in Lincolnshire.Members noted more information could be found on the website atwww.lincshar.org.uk.The Chairman thanked Mr. Knapton for his presentation, following whichhe left the Meeting.Woodhall Spa Cottage Museum – Members received a presentation fromMrs. P. Cowlishaw. Mrs. Cowlishaw provided some backgroundinformation about the organisation and how it had begun. Members notedthe Cottage Museum first opened its doors in 1987 and had, so far,welcomed over 30,000 visitors. It was a small community museummanaged by between 30 and 40 volunteers and a Board of Directors, all ofwho had been provided with training in museum management.Members were advised the exhibits included a wide range of photographsand memorabilia featuring the activities and development of the Spa.These were substantially based on a collection from the Wield family whooccupied the museum building in its original form.Members were informed about a number of events which the museum hadorganised/been involved in, namely, the War Memorial which was so wellreceived that the organisation was now in the process of arranging afurther memorial for 2011.After having previously secured a Heritage Lottery Grant of £64k, theMuseum was looking to submit an application for 2 nd round funding,however, this had been put on hold due to the recent arson attack whichhas resulted in the need for an entirely new build. It was anticipatedplans would need to be put on hold un till December 2011.Members agreed this was a fantastic organisation, which attracted manyvisitors each year and helped local businesses attract additional trade, thisimproving the economy of Woodhall Spa and the surrounding area.The Chairman thanked Mrs. Cowlishaw for her interesting presentation,after which she left the Meeting.Horncastle Festival – Councillor Mrs. Martin provided information toMembers in respect of the Horncastle Festival, which was an eventthought up by Horncastle Town Council progressing from Horncastle Now.A community based Committee had been formed to look at ideas for thefestival which will include a talent show that the local community couldenter. Market stalls could also be hired and food outlets had been bookedHAC 5Page 185
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