Royal London Asset Management Property (Royal London) has acquired Enderby Logistics Hub with plans to develop 1.2 million ft² of prime logistics space with an estimated GDV of £300m Enderby Logistics Hub has outline planning consent for 1.205m ft² of industrial and logistics space covering both manufacturing and distribution facilities The development will reportedly feature a flagship 500,000ft² unit addressing the strong occupational demand and current shortage of larger distribution centres in the region Senior industrial asset manager at Royal London Asset Management Property Matthew Barnes said: “Enderby Logistics Hub represents a unique opportunity to design and develop a best-in-class where the availability of Grade A supply is declining “This acquisition represents a continuation of our strategy to acquire prime industrial development sites “The East Midlands continues to be the most sought-after location for logistics occupiers “With the largest unit planned at 500,000ft² we are focusing on an underserved segment of the market where larger units are in high demand but short in supply.” Reuben joined Akabo Media as assistant editor of CiTTi - one of Logistics Manager's sister publications - in October 2023 He has worked in digital and print publications since graduating in MA Publishing in 2022 He holds a great interest in transport technology and innovation City of Enderby Hundreds of egg hunters hit the Riverside Ball Diamonds on Easter Sunday Families were spoiled with entertainment by the Easter Bunny And kiddos got to experience life in the back of a police cruiser and fire truck thanks to the North Okanagan RCMP and the Enderby & District Fire Department The Enderby Easter Celebration was a truly wonderful success thanks to our many volunteers and importantly our partners and supporters A special thank you to the following supporters: We could not have done it without this support That the Cenotaph was originally located on the southwest lawn in front of City Hall before it was re-located to Cenotaph Park in 1970 Email: info@cityofenderby.com Open 8:30-4:30 Monday-Friday Excluding statutory holidays Closed from 12:30-1:30 for lunch except during tax season For after-hours emergencies requiring Public Works please call 250-838-7230 and our directory assistant will connect you to the person on-call © 2014 – 2025 City of Enderby || Privacy Policy || RSS Feed 82 acre site has outline planning consent for 1.2m sq ft Green Street’s global news publications are not provided as an investment advisor nor in the capacity of a fiduciary  Our global organization maintains information barriers to ensure the independence of and distinction between our non-regulated and regulated businesses is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 482269) and a private limited company incorporated in England and Wales with company number 06471304 Work is continuing on the expansion of the iconic Alfred Enderby’s smokehouse situated on the Port of Grimsby has been home to the fish curers since 1918 the first phase of works at an adjacent building were completed renovation of original 1947 windows looking out over Royal Dock to the Dock Tower and a full new system of gutters and downpipes a second phase of works is underway which will completely transform the interior of building Building 13 was constructed in 1947 as part of the post-war re-build of this area the previous buildings have been demolished following bomb damage in World War 2 It was constructed for the Marconi International Marine Communication Company who continued to use the building into the 1980s the full lease was assigned to Kevin Stanfield who many who worked on the Docks will remember He remained in occupation until January 2008 with the building having been largely empty since then although until recently part of the ground floor was used for storage by Grimsby Cleethorpes Lions Club.  which will have access through to the Smokehouse creating a range of new facilities for his business He said: “We’re going to expand the smokehouse giving us extra processing and office space as well as better mess facilities for our staff.” he hopes to use the extra space to house cookery demonstrations and workshops and a lift will be installed to make tours of the smokehouse more accessible Alfred Enderby’s’ (adjoining Building 13) has been used to cure fish since 1918 Expansion has been made possible thanks to three funding streams including PSiCA (Partnership Scheme in Conservation Areas) UKSPF (UK Shared Prosperity Fund) and MMO FaSS (Marine Management Organisation’s Fisheries and Seafood Scheme said: “Fish smoking is an important part of Grimsby’s seafood heritage and it’s great to see Enderby’s extending and improving their historic premises on the Port of Grimsby for both business and educational purposes.” Regional Director of the Humber ports for Associated British Ports said: “We’re pleased to see a local seafood business with such strong connections to the location invest and restore another historic building on the port This smokehouse has been a landmark for many years on the Port of Grimsby and to expand and take on a second building to honour that legacy and serve as a hub for education to connect our communities to the rich maritime heritage is wonderful It’s great that we can support our customers and tenants to grow their businesses.” Members of Blaby District Council have come under fire after they proposed shutting a popular Leicestershire municipal in favour of building 800 homes and an office park But more than 5,000 people have signed petitions to save Enderby Golf Course Local campaign group Protect Enderby and Narborough Green Space – or PENGS – told the Leicester Mercury: “This whole area has significant importance to local and nonlocal residents for both physical and mental wellbeing “This accessible green space has been used and enjoyed by residents and non-residents for many decades which co-owns the lands with banking firm Santander UK say the development will include public open space is because there are four other courses in the district The plans are set to be discussed at an upcoming council meeting Alex has been in the golf industry since 2007 and has helped shape a number of publications in that time He joined Today’s Golfer in January 2025 to lead the brand’s news division. He is a keen golfer who claims to play off 12 and enjoys traveling the world to try new courses and Royal Portrush – with special mentions for Okehampton and Bude & North Cornwall where he first fell in love with the game. He uses a combination of Ping and once bought the Nike SQ driver which he absolutely did not immediately regret By Alex Perry This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page A litter of eight puppies were dumped at an industrial estate in Enderby and Blaby District Council is appealing for information were found on Monday 20 January on Quarry Lane by a driver from Castle Freight He spotted a box as he was driving into the firm’s gates around lunchtime The cross-breed pups were first taken to a vet before being handed to the Council’s partners Animal Care Services and new homes have already been found for them Blaby District Council Portfolio Holder for Environmental Services said: “These poor animals have not had the best start in life to be discarded like trash in near freezing temperatures just weeks after birth is nothing other than cruel and heartless Thankfully they were found before any real harm could come to them and swift rescue action ensured their ordeal was limited I’m delighted they are healthy and have been found new homes We are appealing to anyone to get in touch who may have information as to the culprits or knows anything about the circumstances of the dumping We take animal cruelty extremely seriously and will not hesitate to bring criminal charges should we uncover enough evidence.”    Anyone who was in the area between 11.30am and 2.30pm on 20 January and saw anything unusual or perhaps has dashcam footage CCTV or door camera footage of the location is asked to contact the Council Depending on evidence gathered the Council could bring charges under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 Splatsin and the City of Enderby stand united in calling for action in response to the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Tragedies across Canada and our communities — including the violence connected to the Sagmoen property and the devastating impacts of the opioid crisis in our communities — highlight the urgent need for coordinated action and criminal justice reform to address public safety and 2-Spirited individuals must be protected We encourage all community members to stand in solidarity by attending the Calling All Nations & Allies: MMIWG2S Gathering on May 1 at 1:00 PM at the Splatsin Community Centre (5767 Old Vernon Road This important grassroots event will honour the lives of Deanna Wertz and countless others whose memories demand action Splatsin and the City of Enderby are committed to working together to build safer stronger communities where the lives of Indigenous women and 2-Spirited people are fully protected and respected and individuals to join us in demanding the justice and systemic change that is long overdue That Enderby was named after a rhyming couplet / They ring the tune of Enderby” from Jean Ingelow’s poem “High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire” after residents witnessed the raging waters of the Shuswap River during spring run-off Email: info@cityofenderby.com The City of Enderby is now accepting applications from artists for the placement of a sculpture in a prominent location on the east side of Highway 97A (George Street) The City of Enderby will lease the sculpture from the successful artist for $2,000 per year with the sculpture to be installed in June 2025 and removed in April 2026 (the placement of the sculpture may be negotiated into a two-year term at the agreement of both parties) For more information on the program, including required specifications for proposed sculptures, please refer to the Public Art Sculpture Program Terms and Conditions To submit an application, fill out the Public Art Sculpture Program Application Form and submit it to the City of Enderby through one of the following methods: Inquiries can be directed to Kurt Inglis via email at kinglis@cityofenderby.com or by phone at 250-838-7230 That the City is responsible for $133,187,000 in fixed assets and infrastructure Email: info@cityofenderby.com Sign In Subscribe Now Splatsin and the City of Enderby are united in a call for action in response to the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Girls and Two-spirited individuals (MMIWG2S) The two communities are hosting a gathering at the Splatsin Community Centre (5767 Old Vernon Road) on Thursday Tragedies across Canada and the Okanagan community (including the violence connected to the Sagmoen property and the devastating impacts of the opioid crisis in local communities) highlight the urgent need for coordinated action and criminal justice reform said a joint statement from the communities.  Both communities are calling for the immediate strengthening of support for grassroots survivor-led initiatives focused on healing along with criminal justice reform and increased sustained resources to combat organized crime and the opioid crisis affecting Indigenous and neighbouring communities.  They are also calling for strengthened collaboration between Indigenous and federal governments to deliver systemic change to prevent tragedies and bring justice to those who have been lost "Splatsin and the City of Enderby are committed to working together to build safer and 2-Spirited people are fully protected and respected," the joint statement reads. "We call on all levels of government and individuals to join us in demanding the justice and systemic change that is long overdue." The grassroots MMIWG2S gathering will begin at 1 p.m Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. We ask that you be respectful of others and their points of view, refrain from personal attacks and stay on topic. To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines We are thrilled to announce the return of Enderby Entertainment Screenwriting Award and Filmmaking Fellowship Enderby Entertainment has a history of delivering international films with exceptional artists Learn more about Enderby’s Cinematic Portfolio here 2024 Enderby Entertainment Screenwriting Award winner Aaron Kozak “Winning the Enderby Entertainment Award acted as a catalyst for my burgeoning screenwriting career giving me some much needed validation and generating interest in my writing at a critical juncture The AFF win and subsequent success helped me land an agent and has helped open a lot of doors for me in Hollywood The whole crew at Enderby have been enthusiastic supporters of my career fellow writers and contacts who have been invaluable resources as I navigate the complexities of the industry That win was a real launching pad and I’ll always appreciate AFF and Enderby for helping to take my career to the next level.” 2020 Enderby Entertainment Screenplay Award Winner writer Red Right Hand (2024) starring Orlando Bloom and Andie MacDowell 2024 Enderby Entertainment Filmmaking Fellowship winner Emily Everhard About the Enderby Entertainment Screenwriting Award  The Enderby Entertainment Screenwriting Award is open to feature scripts in all genres with an original concept and distinctive voice that can be independently produced under $10 million Representatives from Enderby Entertainment will review the semifinalist scripts submitted in across both categories and will determine the Award’s finalists and winner Finalists will be given the opportunity to meet with a representative from Enderby during this year’s Conference (October 23 – 26 Our partners at Enderby clearly understand the importance of a well written script Their history as longtime champions of screenwriters has proven to propel AFF alumni forward within the industry It celebrates the screenplay and the screenwriter as the heart of film.” About the Enderby Entertainment Film Fellowship As part of our core mission to uplift emerging filmmakers we are thrilled to continue our partnership with Enderby Entertainment and offer The Enderby Entertainment Filmmaking Fellowship Any film submitted to Narrative Short and Narrative Student Short competitions are eligible to add this Fellowship The Big Easy) and Rick Dugdale (Wish You Were Here Enderby Entertainment will provide career guidance to the winning filmmaker through one-on-one meetings focusing on story development of upcoming projects 2019 Enderby Entertainment Award winner Christopher Corte 2023 Winner Enderby Entertainment Screenwriting Award for Black Mouth Cur receiving the Austin Film Festival Heart of Film Awardee in 2019 2022 Winner Enderby Entertainment Screenwriting Award 2022 Winner of the Enderby Entertainment Filmmaking Fellowship The City of Enderby is very hoppy to announce its 3rd annual Easter Celebration on April 20 it will be at an egg-citing NEW LOCATION – the Riverside Ball Diamonds and Lions Gazebo Thank you to our event volunteers and hosts and the following financial contributors: That Barnes Park was purchased from Enderby resident (and future alderman and mayor) Fred Barnes in 1905 for $1,000 Email: info@cityofenderby.com Too many automated requests from this network The City of Enderby is challenging its residents to join in the 12th Annual Our Enderby Clean-Up Challenge Enderby residents can show their civic pride by helping to clean-up and beautify areas throughout the community Participants are encouraged to gather at 10:00 am on Saturday April 26 The Clean-Up Challenge will take place from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm The Clean-Up event will be followed by an Appreciation Barbeque at 12:00 pm in the Enderby & District Financial parking lot hosted by the Enderby & District Lions Club Participants will be provided with food and refreshments to celebrate their community contribution.  The Lions Club will also be hosting a paper shredding event from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm in the Enderby & District Financial parking lot which is open to both businesses and individuals “Year after year we are amazed at the number of volunteers who attend the Clean-Up Challenge and donate their time to beautify our community.  This event is a great opportunity to come together put in some work towards cleaning our environment and then celebrate with a hotdog and drink at the Appreciation Barbecue,” explains Mayor Huck Galbraith established in 1887 in Enderby on the banks of the Shuswap River was the first flour mill in British Columbia and shipped its flour to Fiji and Japan Email: info@cityofenderby.com Someone driving a white Honda mini-van thought it would be a good idea to throw a rock through the glass door of an Enderby business A video on the Gilbert Parts Depot Facebook page posted Friday shows a man exit the van and throw a rock at the door A passenger can be seen standing next to the van while the rock is thrown The pair then get back into the mini-van and leave the scene without entering the business “Just had some visitors decide to donate a rock to our Enderby store,” said a post on the Facebook page If anyone has any information on these individuals please contact Gilbert Parts Depot or the local RCMP.” The store manager was not available for comment Saturday Curbside collection of residential spring pruning and bagged organics will occur Sunday Unacceptable materials or materials that are not prepared properly will not be picked up All bags and pruning bundles should be left at curbside by the previous evening This program is intended to deal with pruning that typically occurs from one spring to the next It is not intended to address large volumes of pruning associated with landscaping or properties that have not been tended for a number of years If you have a large volume of prunings or a mixture of materials that do not fit with this program, you can drop it off year-round for free at one of RDNO’s Recycling and Disposal Facilities While tending to your spring pruning, it is also a good opportunity to take steps to FireSmart your property. For FireSmart tips and resources, please visit www.cityofenderby.com/firesmart Email: info@cityofenderby.com It is one of the nation's darkest shadows stretching from Coast to Coast Hundreds of women have gone missing in Canada but they are not forgotten and justice is still be sought for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirited People organized a rally Thursday at the Splatsin Community Centre in Enderby to push for more action to find those missing women Some 200 people attended the rally that began with traditional drumming and dancing before several speakers took the microphone Leon said the rally was a “historic” event in the ongoing quest for closure and justice Leon said what she calls the Interior Salish gathering brought representatives from 35 nations “which has not happened since the 1800s.” Another historic milestone at the rally was an Indigenous government and the City of Enderby working together to advocate for missing women with a special focus on local missing Indigenous women Deanna Wertz and Caitlin Potts “That has never happened before when an Indigenous government and a municipal government have joined forces (for the missing women),” Leon said A renewed search for the two women is planned for June 21 Leon said high-level members of government Indigenous leaders and others also attended the rally via Zoom Leon said the rally is “vital because as the Interior Salish we were not invited to go to the national inquiry so for the very first time women will be rising to tell the story about their families.” Calling it “Canada's dirty secret,” Leon said the ongoing saga and heartache of missing women “is a huge issue What we as Indigenous women have known is our women are actively hunted by serial killers.” Leon said it is happening in every part of the country referencing the search for Indigenous women in the Winnipeg landfill and the Willy Picton murders. For more information on MMIWG2S, click here. Thursday's rally took place just days before Red Dress Day on May 5 the National Day of remembrance to honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women The City of Enderby has a prime downtown space for a sculpture to be seen by all and is inviting artists to bring the space to life with their work.  The city is accepting applications from artists for the placement of a sculpture in a prominent location on the east side of Highway 97A (George Street) The city will lease the sculpture from the successful artist for $2,000 per year with the sculpture to be installed in June 2025 and removed in April 2026 though the city says the placement of the sculpture could be negotiated into a two-year term if both parties agree.  The sculpture would be mounted on a nine-by-nine-foot concrete pad Proposed sculptures must be no taller than 12 feet and not wider than four and a half feet reflective material or moving parts.  For more information on the program, including more required specifications for proposed sculptures and how to submit an application, visit cityofenderby.com/sculpture.  Applications will be accepted until May 23. Inquiries can be directed to Kurt Inglis by email at kinglis@cityofenderby.com or by phone at 250-838-7230.  all properties connected to the City of Enderby drinking water system must follow Stage 2 water restrictions Stage 2 water restrictions are required due to the reconstruction of Reservoir #1 which has reduced water storage capacity in the system Stage 2 requires you to do some things differently so that there is enough water to meet community needs You may water your lawn two days per week for a maximum of two hours per day If you have an even-numbered civic address The same also applies to underground irrigation except that it must occur between 12am-6am Remember to change the settings on your irrigation controller Additional watering days are provided for drip irrigation and hand watering of lawns as well as watering that is related to food security Print off the graphic below and post it somewhere visible in your house so that you have a quick reference for when you are permitted to water under Stage 2: The City of Enderby drinking water system normally operates with two reservoirs that store water for domestic and emergency use The oldest of the reservoirs is being rebuilt the entire community is reliant upon a single reservoir for domestic and emergency use This requires all of us to save water so that there is enough available for community needs Reservoir construction is expected to be completed in late September 2025 In the event of an extraordinary situation such as a structure fire or water break that causes a sudden and significant water loss the need to replenish water storage to normal levels may require additional temporary emergency water conservation measures over and above the Stage 2 restrictions Any emergency water conservation measures would be announced on Facebook and Alertable Follow us on Facebook and sign up for the free Alertable app so you don’t miss any emergency updates There are four stages under the Water Conservation & Drought Response Framework In the event that Stage 2 is not sufficient to protect the drinking water supply A change to a different stage will be announced in advance on the City’s website, Facebook page Email: info@cityofenderby.com Fuka Nagano & Mia Enderby take on Honesty Cards","description":"Liverpool stars Teagan Micah Fuka Nagano and Mia Enderby share the unfiltered truth with BBC Sport's Ryhanna Parara as they take on the Honesty Cards Watch Tottenham v Liverpool in the Women's Super League on Sunday 6 October at 14.00 BST on BBC Two BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingRead descriptionExplore more'I'm giving out all my secrets' - 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The City of Enderby is looking for artists with innovative sculpture ideas to create a piece that will be displayed on the east side of Highway 97A The city will lease the sculpture from the successful artists for $2,000 per year The structure will be installed in June 2025 and removed in April 2026 Placement of the sculpture may be negotiated into a two-year term including required specifications for proposed sculptures and how to submit an application can be found here The application deadline is May 23, 2025, and inquiries can be made by contacting Kurt Inglis via email of (250) 838-7230 street sweeping in the City of Enderby will occur on Friday 2025 with a pre-sweep of Highway 97A (George Street) on Saturday Help us to crush the dust and maximize your curb appeal with a few simple steps Remember to drive carefully when a street sweeper is operating Be sure to give our contractor a friendly wave and welcome them Email: info@cityofenderby.com Firefighters made quick work of an Enderby apartment fire Calls about a fire at an apartment complex on George Street across from the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses Enderby Fire Department chief Richard Bastiaansen said Enderby’s Andrew Leckie is calling for more inclusive dental care within the North Okanagan as he struggles to receive treatment Leckie said issues with his teeth have caused an abscess to grow near his neck which has given him extreme pain for the last eight months “If you have some devastating oral injury that needs to be dealt with in an emergency manner a dental clinic isn't suited for that,” said Leckie “I'm now stuck with this huge infection just getting out of hand with no answer I don't know if it's going to kill me or not." Leckie is on disability and told Castanet that many dentists in the area won’t go through the process to apply for the disability allotment This makes it unaffordable for people on disability to access the service “All of them have the choice to take part in the ministry's plan It’s their choice to not do that,” said Leckie Vernon does have the Community Dental Access Centre which opts into government coverage programs and offers care for low-income people in the North Okanagan the BC Dental Association [BCDA] told Castanet most ER’s aren’t equipped for it dentists will make every effort to fit emergency cases into their schedules and are able to offer same-day or after-hours appointments Hospital emergency rooms are not equipped to provide comprehensive dental care pain management and triage to the appropriate healthcare provider,” said Stuart Chase with the BCDA Leckie believes that the lack of available resources shows flaws within the dental system “If there's no emergency dental care in a hospital I think that means there's no foundation at all for cracks to show,” said Leckie The Ministry of Health did not provide a comment before the time of publication Editor’s note: this story has been updated to note the community dental clinic in Vernon That famed actor Sir Anthony Hopkins visited Enderby City Hall in December 2014 Email: info@cityofenderby.com A local group has been making moves to try and save the historic Baxter Bridge located 11 kilometres east of Enderby The group recently held two rallies on the bridge April 9. Greg Robinson, Admin of Facebook Group “Save the Baxter Bridge” said the rallies had over 110 people in attendance “There's so many people against it It's a beautiful old truss bridge and there's no reason for it to be torn down,” said Robinson Members have also been gathering signatures in support of keeping the bridge The group is planning on taking the petition to the Ministry of Transportation and Transit and their MLA Anyone who wants to sign the petition is encouraged to contact the Facebook group or visit Roots and Rascals The ministry previously told Castanet that the Baxter Bridge would be demolished The one-lane bridge has been in service since 1950 it’s being replaced by a two-lane concrete and steel bridge that is expected to last up to 75 years Robinson told Castanet the new bridge does not have any sidewalks “They're saying they need wide shoulders to allow for that but it’s still not safe for pedestrians if there's not a curb,” said Robinson He estimates that between 50-75 people use the bridge daily during the summer months “Locals over the last 75 years have used it to walk across and swim off it They haven't taken the locals that use it every day into consideration at all,” said Robinson When the group has tried to get more information about the bridge’s demolition Robinson says they have been in talks with the MLA office but have received little contact from the province “We're at a standstill,” said Robinson Castanet has reached out to the Ministry of Transportation and Transit for any updates Reservoir construction in Enderby will lead to Stage 2 water restrictions for the city's residents starting May 1 The restrictions will require residents to do things differently to ensure there is enough water to meet community needs the city said in a press release Thursday.  Residents will be allowed to water their lawn two days per week for a maximum of two hours per day The days are determined based on whether a property has an even or odd-numbered address People with an odd-numbered address can water on Tuesday and Saturday; those with an even-numbered address can water on Wednesday and Sunday.  There are additional limits on automatic irrigation that will require programs to be changed to meet the new requirements additional watering days are provided for drip irrigation and hand watering of lawns The restrictions come as the oldest of the city's two reservoirs is being rebuilt Construction on the reservoir is expected to wrap up in late September and until then, the entire community is reliant upon a single reservoir for domestic and emergency water use.  which helps to ensure that there is enough water available for everybody," the city said.  In the event of a situation such as a structure fire or a water break that causes a sudden emergency water conservation measures beyond Stage 2 restrictions There are four stages of water conservation and a higher stage may be implemented depending on the need to conserve water.  These emergency measures would be announced through the city's emergency app, Alertable, as well as the Our Enderby Facebook page.  More information on Stage 2 water restriction requirements can be found on cityofenderby.com.  A separate project is underway for the Grindrod Water Utility which is not affected by Stage 2 water restrictions. Grindrod Water Utility is a single building that houses a packaged water treatment system Raw water is diverted from the Shuswap River and pumped into the single train packaged up-flow clarifier and filtration process the piping within the facility has been experiencing corrosion and aging.  In addition to adding two water meters within the treatment plan this project will upgrade the existing piping and valves to improve reliability and extend the service life of the system.  “This project emphasizes our commitment to ensuring that our community has access to safe “These upgrades will enhance the lifespan of our water treatment facility and support the long-term sustainability and health of our residents We are dedicated to investing in the future of our community and this project is a step in that direction.”  The 2025 proposed budget for the City of Enderby is now available for public input Mayor and Council will be considering public input at its April 22 If you wish to provide a written submission, please send it to info@cityofenderby.com or drop it off at City Hall before 3:30pm on April 22 If you would like to attend the meeting virtually you can connect to the meeting through Zoom using the following information: To connect via telephone rather than through a mobile phone or computer app you can dial 1-778-907-2071 and enter the above meeting information Email: info@cityofenderby.com When Margaret and Barry Sharman tied the knot in Enderby on July 20 it was the beginning of a "wonderful" life together and nearly 57 years later the Penticton couple still has fond memories of that special day.  memories of their wedding were all the Sharmans had such that they couldn't afford to pay their wedding photographer for their nuptial photos.  One memory illustrates their financial situation at the time. Enderby is home to many Ukrainians and so the wedding featured a Ukrainian tradition: Margaret recalls kicking off one of her shoes and the shoe went around and was filled with money from the guests "That was the only money we had for our honeymoon," she said.  With all their money spent on the wedding reception and their shoe money accounted for the Sharmans had to go without their wedding photos a friend since Grade 2 who was a bridesmaid at her wedding.  do you have your professional wedding pictures?' I said that we had no money to go pick them up What Farnyuk told her next amounted to the best Christmas gift Margaret has ever received.  Farnyuk is the president of the Enderby and District Museum Society and has long been heavily involved in the museum She received an intriguing call from Jessie Ann Gamble of the Armstrong Spallumcheen Museum and Art Gallery Gamble had found an envelope at the Armstrong museum with photos from W.E "(Gamble) was looking at them and she called Sandy and said 'Sandy you have to look at these pictures because one of the girls in this picture the envelope contained three photos from the Sharmans' 1968 wedding and a third of the wedding party all together adding it was "a bit of a Christmas miracle." She was touched in particular by the photo of the wedding party "When Sandy sent me a copy of the picture in a text The wedding photos are mysterious for two reasons Margaret doesn't know how they made their way to the Armstrong museum nor can she remember who the photographer was, and she's unable to place the name W.E What she does know is that she's eternally grateful to the unknown photographer for keeping the photos "He's just an angel for taking the time to keep them and not dispose of them," she said The Sharmans received copies of the photos three days before Christmas Margaret says she's in the process of getting them professionally framed — and while 56 and a half years was a long time to wait for them they now have an interesting backstory.  the photos reinforced fond memories of their wedding at the Enderby Drill Hall they punctuate an early chapter in a "lucky and blessed" life that has brought them "wonderful" children and grandchildren and fun times on the golf course in their senior years For anyone passing through Margaret's former hometown of Enderby Enderby’s 2025 Spring Recreation Guide is here Email: info@cityofenderby.com filled with incredible programs and activities Get your copy now and make this the most active and enjoyable summer yet That the City of Enderby was incorporated in 1905 Email: info@cityofenderby.com The England youth international had an excellent first season in the Women's Super League and looks sure to have a huge future There are not too many better ways to announce yourself as one of the Lionesses’ hottest prospects than by flicking the ball over the head of an England legend to set yourself up for your first goal for a club like Liverpool marked her name out as one to remember this past season It was back in November that she received the ball while under pressure from Steph Houghton only to twist and lift it beyond the veteran defender while on the turn her lightning pace leaving her opponent in her wake as she burst into the box and arrowed the ball into the far corner It might not have been a monumental goal in terms of the result simply changing the scoreline from 4-2 to 4-3 in the dying embers of Liverpool’s Continental Cup defeat to Manchester City But after shining in the second-tier with Sheffield United for two years this felt like the moment Enderby caught the eye on a wider scale and put herself on many more maps across England The Lionesses have a lot of exciting young talent coming through the system right now, and a pathway prepared to help them to the top but Enderby’s debut season in the Women’s Super League has only reinforced the idea that she is prime among them A cannabis store in Enderby allowed dozens of families to (puff puff) pass the cranberry sauce this holiday season.  The Grass Hut provided a donation of turkeys with all the fixings which was able to fill hampers for approximately 65 homes over the holidays Splatsin First Nation said in a post on its website Tuesday The Grass Hut's donation also provided food for a memorial service and supported weekly client meals.  "Their kindness made a huge difference in bringing comfort and nourishment to our community during this special time," the post reads.  The Splatsin Community Pantry offered its heartfelt thanks to Richard Monvoisen and The Grass Hut for their "incredible" generosity "From all of us at the Splatsin Community Pantry The Splatsin Community Pantry food bank is operated by Splatsin Social Development for the purpose of helping band members in need The food bank is open for members by appointment or walk-in on Tuesdays and Wednesdays each week.  The Enderby & District Services Commission composed of members of Enderby City Council and the Electoral Area F Director and Alternate Director recently received an update on design development and the construction schedule for the new outdoor pool Construction is set to begin in January of 2025 with the facility scheduled to open for the start of the pool season – Tuesday a number of improvements to the original design have been made that we are excited to share with you Email: info@cityofenderby.com Reservoir construction in the City of Enderby will lead to Stage 2 water restrictions throughout the community as of May 1 The restrictions mean residents will be permitted to water their lawn two days per week for a maximum of two hours per day The days are determined based on whether a property has an even or odd-numbered civic address There are additional limits on automatic irrigation that will require programs to be changed to meet the new requirements additional watering days are provided for drip irrigation and hand-watering of lawns The city is implementing Stage 2 water restrictions while the oldest of its two reservoirs is being rebuilt the community is reliant upon a single reservoir for domestic and emergency use “Water conservation reduces water use which helps to ensure that there is enough water available for everybody,” said a press release from Enderby “In the event of an extraordinary situation emergency water conservation measures over and above the Stage 2 restrictions.” Emergency water conservation measures will be announced through the City’s emergency app, Alertable, as well as Facebook Reservoir construction is expected to be completed by late September 2025 Complete information on Stage 2 water conservation requirements are available on the city’s website. The Liverpool attacker has provided an important goal and assist to help then young Lionesses advance from the group stages in the U19 Euros Most of the Liverpool FC Women have returned to Melwood this week to begin preseason preparations ahead of the 2024-25 WSL season. One exciting young Liverpool player is absent Mia Enderby was selected to represent England in the Euro Women’s U19 Championship in Lithuania Enderby has been making the best of the opportunity and has proven to be a key spark for the Lionesses Enderby has started all three matches of group play on the bench for England and was left out of the opening 10-0 win over the host nation The dynamic Enderby would prove to be a key figure in the next two group stage matches With England and Serbia mired in a goalless draw in the second half of the second match Mia Enderby was introduced to produce a spark for her nation England went down a goal just 10 minutes after Enderby entered the fray The Lionesses pushed hard to find an equalizer and earned a penalty in the 90th minute after a hand ball in the box Enderby stepped up and knocked in the spot kick to earn the draw England faced France in the final match of group play with the top spot in the group on the line Enderby again was introduced into a scoreless match in the second half as England looked to find a goal Just eight minutes after coming onto the pitch England held onto the lead and finished with all three points It is the young Lionesses first time making it past the group stages in the U19 edition of the Euros in over a decade Into the #U19WEURO semi-finals for the first time in over a decade! pic.twitter.com/rBuD6NkIcj England will face Group B runners up Spain in a semifinal on Wednesday The Netherlands will take on France in the other semifinal Join us in Enderby for a frightfully fun Halloween packed with treats Email: info@cityofenderby.com Push your pulse this winter with a fantastic set of activities to keep you active (and warm!) Email: info@cityofenderby.com The City of Enderby is seeking proposals from qualified contractors for the management and operation of the Riverside RV Park and Campground 2030.  The contract may be extended on a year-to-year basis after the initial term if both parties agree A later start date may be possible to accommodate An on-site house with utilities is included for the contractor’s use The Campground is located at 112 Kildonan Avenue The Campground operates throughout the year.  The regular season is from May 1 to after the Thanksgiving weekend Winter camping is available from October 1 to April 30 with only 15 full hook-up sites available More details on the campground can be found at https://enderbycamping.com/ Please download the Request for Proposal form to review the details of this opportunity Proposals may be submitted electronically to info@cityofenderby.com or delivered to Enderby City Hall Please check this page for updates or addenda Email: info@cityofenderby.com