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South
Selby Taxibus A taxibus service has been developed by
North Yorkshire County Council that passes through the village.
It operates between Walden Stubbs and Eggborough, suitable for
people travelling to Selby. NYCC
Planning Meeting On 23 April, the Planning Committee of
North Yorkshire County Council discussed the progress made regarding the
complaints against Darrington
Quarries and their interpretation of the planning conditions. The Committee decided to wait for the outcome of trials using
a larger excavator at the quarry. This
is an attempt to reduce the noise from the pecker.
If anyone has any complaints about activities at the
quarry or landfill site, members of the Darrington Quarries Liaison
Committee will be willing to take up any grievances on your behalf.
The next Planning Meeting will take place
on 11 June at Northallerton where, it is hoped, some more progress will be
made. Parish
Meeting Elections Bryan Crossdale is the new Chairman of
the Cridling Stubbs Parish Meeting. He
takes over from Mr Arnold Hallam who has done the village proud for 29
years! The new Parish Clerk
is Lisa Smith who takes over from the extremely hard-working Mr John
Harvey. The village wishes to thank Mr Hallam and Mr
Harvey for the considerable time and effort spent in the execution of
their duties. Next
Parish Meeting The next Cridling Stubbs Parish Meeting
is to take place on Tuesday 28 May at 7.30pm in the village hall. Items
on the agenda include an update from the Darrington Quarries Liaison
Committee, Re-forming of the Village Hall Committee,
the Education Trust Fund and a discussion on the Parish Meeting becoming a
Parish Council. Everyone is
very welcome to attend. Environment
Agency Earlier this month, representatives of
the village had a meeting with John Grogan MP and the Environment Agency
to try to resolve issues with the Landfill site.
Unfortunately, the meeting raised more issues than were resolved,
leading to a rather heated debate on some matters. The outcome of this is still awaited. However, we now have a promise that testing will be done on
the gas emitted from the site to discover its composition.
This is the beginning of what could be a very lengthy process with
the Environment Agency but progress is being made. Next
Issue If you have any news or information that
you want to share with other residents of the village, please contact
Bryan Crossdale at The Nook, Cobcroft Lane or Lisa Smith at 39 Croft Lea
to have it included in the next issue of The Cridling News. |