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Open days off due to troubles at mill
8:34am Thursday 3rd May 2007
Comments (8)THE Holgate Windmill Preservation Society has had to cancel its first public open weekend of the year.
The event was due to go ahead on May 12 and 13, but has had to be cancelled due to delays with a restoration project.
Society chairman Bob Anderton, of Windmill Rise in Holgate, said: "We are presently having the mill's ground floor dug up in readiness for the installation of a new stone flagged floor, which should have been finished in time for the May opening weekend.
"However, the stone supplier has encountered delivery problems, which are preventing our contractor from completing the work in time and reinstating the ladder to the first floor and above.
"We are naturally disappointed, but the remaining open weekend dates advertised on our website at www.holgatewindmill.org will go ahead, with the next one being on June 2 and June 3, from 11am till 4pm."
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ggnore, my house says...
11:36am Thu 3 May 07
Stuart, York says...
12:13pm Thu 3 May 07
Boom Boom!!
Paul Hepworth, Holgate, York says...
12:18pm Thu 3 May 07
The Mill will ultimately be restored to full working order and we will be milling genuine Holgate flour once more.
The building is Grade 2 listed, so we are limited as to the material we can use. B&Q paving slabs are not acceptable.
Paul Hepworth
Holgate Windmill Preservation Society.
www.holgatewindmill.org
paul hepworths mummy, chavsville(acomb) says...
2:12pm Thu 3 May 07
Paul Hepworth wrote:ooooo wowwwww oooo fantastic, im so excited milling flour.
Thank you both for your less than constructive comments. A pity that you have nothing better to do. The Mill will ultimately be restored to full working order and we will be milling genuine Holgate flour once more. The building is Grade 2 listed, so we are limited as to the material we can use. B&Q paving slabs are not acceptable. Paul Hepworth Holgate Windmill Preservation Society. www.holgatewindmill.org
who cares...not me...its ugly just like the chimney in foss islands...what a waste of money.
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Really? I have loads, www.yorkstonepaving.com/ says...
4:43pm Thu 3 May 07
The building is Grade 2 listed, so we are limited as to the material we can use. B&Q paving slabs are not acceptable.
so you will be putting in a York stone floor then.
Problems with delivery???
bernard briggs, says...
3:13am Fri 4 May 07
Olaf Duinmaijer, Bergen NH, the Netherlands says...
8:46am Tue 8 May 07
Richard Green, left, and Bob Anderton, of the Holgate Windmill Preservation Society
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yorkie, says...
10:33am Thu 3 May 07
"Trouble at tmill"
ecky thump
why don't you go t b&Q buy some slabs and do it ya self.
I say none of this **** about with southern contractors