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parish council our village what's on schools and education churches and religion community news public services sports and social village history dunholme village located in the heart of rural lincolnshire welcome to the dunholme village web site background picture taken of havesting in a corn field on honeyholes lane august 2014 final neighbourhood plan for dunholme https://www.west-lindsey.gov.uk/my-services/planning-and-building/neighbourhood-planning/neighbourhood-plans-being-prepared-in-west-lindsey/dunholme-neighbourhood-plan download aprils dunholme news 649-apr18w.pdf enter file download description here 650-may18-w.pdf enter file download description here village sign the dunholme parish council have now chosen the design for the dunholme village sign. the concept of the sign is based on a shield and incorporates: the green diagonal line represents the a46 trunk road that runs through the parish. it’s green as that is the colour for trunk roads in a standard road map. the wavy diagonal line is for the beck that runs through the village. the top quadrant shows the rural farming locality of the village. the bottom quadrant is for the dunholme lodge airfield used by lancaster's during the second world war. the left quadrant is the cross of st chad the patron saint of the parish church. the right quadrant represents the monks wood in the ashing lane nature reserve and the pickering meadow also in ashing lane. the whole is centered by a bishops mitre indicating the bishop of lincoln is still the ancient lord of the manor. it is located on the grass verge opposite the spar shop. designed by john ritchie st chads the parish church of dunholme the parish church of dunholme "st chad's" built in the 12th century although it is believed that there was some sort of church on the site before then. dunholme parish church is one of thirty one churches dedicated to st chad. the fact that the domesday book (1087) make no mention of a church in dunholme does not necessarily mean that no church existed at that date. it is imposible to say exactly when the first church was built. that there was a church here about thirty six years after the domesday survey is borne out by the fact that between 1123 and 1148, alexander, bishop of lincoln endoewed the prebend of dunham and newport. the prebendal income was derived from churches of dunholme and st john's in newport. the various architectural styles of the church can be dated approximately. the church has an early english arcade, tower and a chancel (circa 1200 -1300) and a late decorated aisle (circa 1300 -1375). the perpendicular cast windows in the chancel date from circa 1375 - 1500) the spring the dunholme spring was bored in 1892 to a depth of 103 feet. it was paid for by the owners of nearby houses, who had been ordered tp obtain a suply of pure water, as the wells and the beck which were being used had been condemned as unfit for drinking purposes by the local sanitary authority. mr george vickers of dunholme assisted by mr alfred stott of welton carried out the boring operations from february 8th to april 8th 1892.it continued to supply water for the surrounding houses until mains water was brought to the vilage in the late 1930. apart from when it was given a clean out in 1912 when the bridge over the beck was built it remained untouched causing the spring to silt up. so in 1953 with a sum of money left over from the coronation fund and added to the sum left over from 1937 it was hoped to restore the spring to its former glory. but it was not till 1963 when funds were eventualy provided for the restoration. it was rebored by messrs e w jacklin and son od grimsby. the green and war memorial th is is the historical centre of the village. the war memorial occupies a prominent position in the centre. it was built by bowman's of stamford and designed by wh wood. it was unveiled on 7th august 1920. it bears the names of four men of the parish who gave their lives in the first world war harry cottingham, george creasy, fred portus and harrold portus and three in the second world war. jack andrews, dennis braithwaite and john dixon the white house on the right was three cottages with a coblers shop on the right. to the left is the spring bored in 1898 standing in front of a house now occupying the site of the leather bottle inn. remembrance 2012 st chad's church dunholme church is one of 31 dedicated to st chad, a native of northumbria. the fact that the doomsday book (1087) makes no mention of the church does not necessarily mean that no church existed. it is imposible to say when the first church was built but but between 1123 and 1148 alexander, the bishop of lincoln endowed the prebend of dunham and newport the lord nelson pub from 1840 to 2013 the co-op store the village now has a cooperative store standing on the site of the lord nelson pub. the facade facing the main road was designed in the style of the old pub dunholme old school commuity centre the dosc is the old junior school of the village of dunholme, lincolnshire. in 1864 the land was conveyed under the school sites act 1841 for the - “education of children and adults of children only of the labouring, manufacturing and other poorer classes in the parish of dunholme”. the trustees being the bishop of lincoln, the archdeacon of stow and the vicar of dunholme. it has been a community centre since 1982 and has been owned by the dunholme old school committee since 2000 when it was purchased from the church trustees with national lotery funding. since 25th january 2015 it is owned by the dunholme trust a charitable incorporated organisation whose costitution is to maintain and manage the old school for activities prmoted by the charity for the advancement of education and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare, recreation and leisure time with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the reidrnts of dunholme and surrounding area dunholme village is a small village in lincolnshire. it has approximately 2000 residents. although quite old the village has very little historic buildings remaining, the oldest being the church although some houses around the church go back to the 18th and 19th century. most of the housing has been built since the 1950's with many in the last 20 years. although only five miles from lincoln city the village has many facilities and services. in the centre of the village there is a co-operative food store, selling also newspapers and general household items. there is now a post office as an 'outreach' post office in the parish church . next to the old spar shop is a hairdressers . there is a junior school, st chads, and a secondary school, william farr c of e comprehensive, which, although it has a welton post code, geographically it is in dunholme. dunholme has a village hall and a community centre supported by many thriving community activities and organisations. the sporting facilities are the envy of most other communities in that dunholme has a five rink indoor bowls centre and an outdoor bowling green. it also has tennis courts and a football pitch. all owned by the parish council. dunholme is close to the village of welton-by-lincoln and some of the services in welton such as the health centre and library are used by both villages. the village of dunholme is situated some six miles to the north of lincoln city in lincolnshire, united kingdom. the parish, although smaller than some of it's immediate neighbours, stretches from the foot of the lincoln edge in the west to the langworth river in the east. the western part of the parish was once known as the heath, and the eastern as the fen, a name preserved in fen lane, the correct name for market rasen road. the village stands almost in the centre of the parish, on the banks of a beck (stream or small river) and at the foot of several very low hills. in the book "the place and river names of west riding of lindsey" it states that the name of dun

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