Sendenhorst

Send Horst ( Low German Siänhuorst ) is a small town in the district of Warendorf in Munsterland, around 15 km south-east of Münster and about 20 km southwest of the county town of Warendorf located.

  • 4.1 theater
  • 4.2 Cinema
  • 5.1 Known Companies
  • 5.2 Education
  • 5.3 Health
  • 9.1 beltway
  • 9.2 International Airport

Geography

The city Sendenhorst consists of the districts sending Horst (formerly county Beckum ) and Albersloh (former county of Münster). The eponymous district Sendenhorst has since August 11, 1315 city rights. Albersloh, located on the Werse, has been incorporated into the city Sendenhorst in the course of municipal reform in 1975.

Neighboring communities of Sendenhorst are Munster, Evers angle, Warendorf, Ennigerloh, awls and Drensteinfurt.

Farming communities to the district Sendenhorst include the following peasantry (from the south, CCW ): Bracht, Jönsthövel, Hardt, Rinkhöven, Elemenhorst, Sandfort, Brock

History

  • From the time around 600-500 BC, there are urn cemeteries in the area around the Spithöverstraße and the Martini Ring
  • 890 Sendenhorst first time If the land register ( output directory) of the monastery is mentioned
  • In the year 1175 we find the first mention of the church village Sendenhorst.
  • By 1300, rising Münster Bishop Ludwig II Sendenhorst to the city; on August 11, 1315 Send Horst is called the first time in a document oppidum ( = city).

On January 1, 1968, the church parish Sendenhorst was incorporated. On 1 January 1975, the district Beckum was dissolved and incorporated into the district of Warendorf. The place Albersloh was incorporated. In the event of the construction of the planned airport Drensteinfurt, Albersloh, Rinkerode and sending Horst had been joined together in a major city Drensteinfurt.

Policy

City Council and Mayor

In the local elections on 30 August 2009, the CDU reached 50.2 % - the absolute majority of votes (4.4% compared with 2004). The SPD had a 28.9 % also losses (- 2.1%) suffered. In contrast, the FDP gained ( 3.4% ) with 11.8%. The BFA (Citizens for Active local politics ) gained 9.1% ( 3.1% ) of the votes. With 64.6 % turnout Send Horst is above the national average.

Current distribution of seats ( local elections 2009):

  • CDU: 16 seats
  • SPD: 8 seats
  • B.f.A.: 3 seats
  • FDP: 3 seats

Berthold Streffing was confirmed with 58.8 percent in his office as mayor.

Sister City

Kirchberg ( Saxony) is twinned Send Horst.

Culture

Theater

The drama group " Dröget Schnüffelken " performs annually in January a play in Low German ( flat dütscher ) dialect on.

Cinema

In the 1950ern/60ern there were two cinemas in Sendenhorst. The " Losto " theater ", today Volksbank cultivation moved later to the west gate to (today's Red Cross). The old theater was then called" operated Central Theater. "

Economy and infrastructure

Is shaped the city, classified national planning as a basic center. Agriculture and by the district Sendenhorst by a settlement of companies in the plastics processing industry Strong economic ties exist with the regional center of Münster in decades.

Well-known companies

The resident with the headquarters in Sendenhorst VEKA AG is a world leader in the production of plastic profiles for windows, doors, shutters and plastic plates. With nearly 1,000 employees at its sending Horst (January 2007), the family business the most important employer in the area represents the transport companies Bils GmbH, one of the mainstays Netinera for their expansion in North Rhine -Westphalia, has its headquarters in Sendenhorst.

Education

At educational institutions Sendenhorst has ever an elementary school in the two districts, as well as high school and a secondary school ( church- ) in the district Sendenhorst. High schools and other secondary schools are visited in the neighboring towns Ahlen and Münster. On September 4, 2013, the operation of a Montessori School in Sendenhorst was taken.

Health

With the St. Josef-Stift (since 1889) the city Sendenhorst has a significant and Germany widely known organization in the field of health care ( Orthopedic Center and Northwest German Rheumatism Centre). For the general health care hospitals in Münster and awls are responsible.

Sports

Popular sport is mainly covered by the 11 departments of the SG Sendenhorst 1910 eV. In the field of equestrian sport of riding and driving club Sendenhorst is active.

Since 2008, a Swingolfanlage. The Munsterland considered as focus area within Europe for this sport.

Church of St. Martin

Steeple St.Josef pin

Structures

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Otto Becker ( * 1958 ), head coach of the German show jumping
  • Burckhard Bergmann ( born 1943 ), Industry Manager
  • Christoph Butterwegge (* 1951), a political scientist ( born in Albersloh )
  • Bernhard Daldrup (* 1956), politician ( SPD), since 2013 Member of the Bundestag
  • Martin Happe ( b. 1945 ), Roman Catholic Bishop of Nouakchott in Mauritania
  • Alexander Klaws ( b. 1983 ), winner of the first season of " Germany seeks the superstar "
  • Bernhard Klein, Hans (1926-2004), sculptor
  • August panning (1857-1922), former mayor of the city of Werl
  • Johannes Petermann (1886-1961), former Mayor and President of the Government of Osnabrück
  • Henning Rehbaum (born 1973 ), Member of Parliament (CDU )
  • Seelige Heinrich (1872-1937), sculptor
  • Josef Spithöver (1813-1892), founder of the St. -Josef -Stift
  • Annette Waterman - Krass (* 1957), politician (SPD, Member of Parliament )
  • Bernhard Wessel ( b. 1936 ), Bundesliga goalkeeper, 1963 German Champion with Borussia Dortmund
  • Jochen Wolfram (born 1966 ), sailor
  • Ludger Woessmann (born 1973 ), economist and education economist

Traffic

Send Horst is on the railway route Münster- Warstein. Here there are only freight trains regularly. A reactivation of the WLE - West German state railway - is the beginning of the 2010s to the discussion.

Bypass

Since the 1950s, it is planned to bypass. Early 2013 concretized the plans, so that with the construction of the Nord - bypass can be expected even in the 2010s.

International Airport

With the planned major airport Sendenhorst had been involved in a much larger traffic concept early 70s. It was planned a major airport between sending Horst, Albersloh and Drensteinfurt. In the final stage of the airport would have had 5 start and runways. The costs amounted to an estimated 1.1 billion DM plans were set in 1973, the reason for the failure were the low flight paths of the British, who still had right of occupation in Germany at this time. The airport on Sendenhorstergeschichten.de

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