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The Police would like to make an appeal that members of the public report all crimes as soon as practicable, by ringing Lancaster Police on 63333 or 999 in an emergency. All calls will be logged and the sooner the Police know about something the more chance they have of sorting it out.

We are looking for six images to include in a new information board in the village and have decided to ask for submissions from all you budding photographers out there. One image will be chosen from each of the following subjects :-

What a fantastic day, and a record crowd, great entertainment, and good company.

I would like to thank the Schools, and Pre-Schools, plus Churches Together for the fantastic floats. Big thank you Mums and Dads, they looked so good it was hard to pick a winner.

This is a weekend event at St Paul's Church to raise money to repair the Church Tower, we have a display of wedding Dresses from all ages kindly loaned by different people in the Church.

A gecko, a skink, an eight foot python and a barn owl - some of the creatures which members had a chance to touch and hold when John Makinson brought his Mobile Zoo to the June meeting. Our representative at the nation AGM in Liverpool, Mrs Kath Ions also came to give her report on the meeting. She had particularly enjoyed the talk given by Sandi Toksvig.

We wish all our Year 6 leavers every success and happiness for the future. Good luck at your new schools! Congratulations to our junior rounders team who won the recent Rounders Festival at Leck! Well done to our Year 6 pupils who have completed their Safer Cycling training.

Anyone resident in Caton with Littledale is very welcome to play in this annual competition, providing they have a recognised golf handicap. The usual format will apply, namely a 4 ball better ball Stableford with partners to be drawn on the day. The Competition will be held at Casterton Golf Club on the afternoon of Monday September 22nd, and will cost approx.

Lancaster-based LESS Climate Change and Energy Advice Project has made it onto the 100-strong nationwide shortlist competing for a slice of a million-pound Big Green Challenge prize fund by coming up with innovative ways to tackle climate change in the community.

Following the highly successful visit of our French guests from our twin village of Socx in April, we are now planning our return trip to France at the end of October. Everybody – English and French alike – who took part in the events here of last April greatly enjoyed them.

A good selection of photos from Caton Gala 2008 can be viewed on the Lancaster Guardian website - click here to view

Thanks to the Gala Committee for yet another great day and arranging for glorious weather!