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Recycling A reminder that the plastic boxes for recycling paper/cardboard and glass
will be collected fortnightly starting Friday 12th Sep.
Boxes should be put out before 7am.
Any resident who has not been given recycling boxes should contact
a Parish Councillor. Parish
Council Meeting The
next meeting of the Parish Council will be on Tuesday 23rd September at
7.00 pm in the village hall. Items
on the agenda include the Educational Trust Fund and Children’s
Playgrounds. Neighbourhood Watch Car registrations- North Yorkshire Police have supplied the following
vehicle registration numbers to look out for in and around this area- N777 AHE – a white Ford Transit van. A number similar to J676 YWU – a white Peugeot pick-up truck. All vehicles have allegedly been connected with robberies in the South
Selby area. Please report any
sightings of these vehicles to a Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinator or
directly to the police. Unattended bikes- a lot of pushbikes are being left unattended around the
village. For safety and theft
reasons, please advise children to look after their bikes. Tenant Satisfaction Survey Selby District Council are carrying out a survey of their tenants, asking
how they think the Council performs as a landlord. Any tenant who has received a questionaire is urged to
complete and return it. It is
your chance, as a customer, to tell Selby DC what you think of the service
that they provide. Anti-Social Behaviour Count Day Wednesday 10th September has been designated “The Day to Count
Anti-Social Behaviour” by the Home Office.
Cridling Stubbs Parish Council, along with all the others in the
area, has been asked to record the number of incidents of anti-social
behaviour that are reported to them during the 24 hours of that particular
day. The type of behaviour to report (at a convenient time) includes:
drug/substance misuse and dealing, street drinking, begging, prostitution,
kerb crawling, inappropriate sexual acts, abandoned cars and vehicle
related nuisance, issues related to noise, rowdy behaviour, nuisance
behaviour, intimidation or harassment of individuals, hoax calls, animal
related problems and environmental damage which covers criminal damage,
vandalism and litter/rubbish. Telephone Box The Parish Council has received a request to sanction the telephone box
being moved to a different position.
The two positions being considered are on the pavement outside the
village hall and on the wide part of the pavement of Wrights Lane at its
junction with Cobcroft Lane. Residents’
opinions on the two options are needed.
Please give your thoughts on the subject to a Parish Councillor. Village Post Code WF11 or YO10 ?
The Parish Council is seeking residents’ opinions about changing the
area’s postcode to a North Yorkshire one.
It could help to eliminate confusion which can arise through a West Yorkshire post code being
allocated to a North Yorkshire property and may help to reduce insurance
costs. Feedback on this
proposal is invited. School Governors
In common with other parts of the country, there is a shortage of school
governors in North Yorkshire. To
shape the future of schooling in the county, North Yorkshire County
Council are looking for additional governors. The
work is voluntary and unpaid and requires a reasonable amount of
commitment and time. Anyone
interested in becoming a school governor should contact Rose Walker on
01609 532936 or write to her at Education Service, County Hall, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 8AE.
Applications are welcomed from a wide range of backgrounds and
ages. Governing bodies can
make a real difference to the way a school progresses. |