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Settrington Village Welcome & Information Pack – 2019 Settrington Village Welcome & Information Pack – 2019 This is the latest update of the original Information Folder which the Parish Council endorsed in April 2012 under the Neighbourhood Watch ‘banner’. It has since been adopted by the Parish Council. It is hoped that both new and existing residents will find the contents to be a useful reference. If you feel that in producing this Pack we have overlooked the inclusion of something which would be of useful general interest, we would welcome your feedback. Every organisation in the parish has, we hope, been invited to include its information sheet. If your Club or organisation has been inadvertently missed and you would like information included in future updates of the Welcome & Information Pack, or if your entry needs updating, please contact the Parish Clerk, Bruce Skinner, on: Tel.No. 01944 768276 or E-mail: [email protected] CONTENTS Item Subject 1 Parish Council 2 Neighbourhood Watch 3 Litter Pickers 4 Neighbourhood Safety 5 Village Hall 6 Village Design Statement - extracts 7 Village Interest Group 8 School 9 Church 10 Sports & Pastimes 11 Bowls Club 12 Tennis Club 13 Cricket 14 Scouts & Cubs 15 Bus Timetable 16 Village Houses Directory 1 - Settrington Parish Council The Parish Council is a statutory body which oversees local affairs. It consists of 9 members who are elected every four years. It is responsible for such matters as village street lighting, grass-cutting and Settrington Beck, and for liaison with other statutory bodies such as Ryedale District Council, NYCC Highways, etc. Ryedale District Council consults the Parish Council with regard to planning, etc. matters, however the latter can only advise; decisions rest with the District Council. Meetings of the Council are held regularly; anyone may attend them. The Agenda and Minutes are posted on the Parish Council Notice Board and on the village website; the annual accounts, which show how the local precept is utilised, are available for scrutiny after having been audited. The Clerk to the Parish Council is Bruce Skinner. Tel: 01944 768276; E-mail address: [email protected] List of Parish Councillors 2019 Name Address Tel.No/E-mail address Mrs Sue Blagden Glebe House 01944 768327 Church Lane [email protected] Mrs Pauline Durant 7 Cockgarth 01944 768284 [email protected] Mr John Harrison ‘The Cobblers’ 01944 768476 Town Green Lane [email protected] Mr Norman Lamb ‘New Dairy Farm’ 01944 768318 42A Back Lane Mr Philip Marwood ‘Bellmanear Farm’ 01944 768135 Grimston Lane [email protected] Mr Alan Mitchell ‘Brook Farm Barn’ 01944 768407 Back Lane [email protected] Mrs Ruth Russell ‘1 Rectory Farm Cottages’ 01944 768750 Back Lane [email protected] Mr Peter Smith ‘St George’s Cottage’, 01944 768279 Beckside [email protected] Mr Stewart Walker 19 Cockgarth 07876 215296 [email protected] 2 - Settrington Parish Council Neighbourhood Watch Neighbourhood Watch (NW) was established in 2004. John Harrison is the central coordinator and the Harrison Hire & Sales (HHS) office is the coordination centre, where residents can call or ring (Tel: 01944 768441) if they have something to report, or ask for information on anything concerning the village. Information received from the police about happenings in the area, is posted on the Parish Council Notice Board, situated next to the School. To report anything suspicious to the Police, Telephone 101. NW coordinators have delivered window and post box stickers to residents. Any new resident requiring stickers should contact their coordinator or the HHS office. Coordinators will deliver Parish Council Welcome & Information Packs to all residents and subsequently to new residents. It is hoped that this will enable people, particularly newcomers to know more about what is happening in the village. If anyone hasn’t received a Welcome/Information Pack and would like one, please call at the HHS office. All local organisations are invited to put an info sheet in the folder. If you would like to include an A4 info sheet in future folders, please contact Anne at HHS. Below is a list of NW coordinators and their patch; 1. John Harrison (Main Coordinator) – Town St. Nos.10 to 16, incl. Elm Tree Farm, Elm Tree Barn, The Old Chapel, the School and Village Hall. 2. Jonty Rounthwaite – Town St. Nos.1 to 9, incl. The Green, Town Green Farm, Lamb Barn, Threshing Barn and Fishers Farm. 3. Ruth Russell - Back Lane from Orchard House to No.50 (Half Century House) 4. Bruce Skinner - Bamburgh House, 23 to 37 Beckside, Coach House, The Old Rectory, Glebe House, Mill House & Mill Flat. 5. Sue Marklew - 17-20 Chapel Row, Century House, Willowbeck Lodge, Fairview, Ancona, Beck Cottage + 2 Bungalows 6. Carole Stead - Cockgarth, Middleton Close, The Garth & Garth End. 7. Settrington Estate - Settrington House and associated houses/farms. We hope that being better informed will help people to feel they are welcome in the village and able to take part in village life if they wish to do so. 3 - ‘Keep Settrington & Its Approaches Tidy’ Campaign Volunteer(s) Area Peter Smith Beckside - North-East from Chapel Road Bridge to the Mill Ann Baldwin Beckside - South-West from Chapel Road to the Mill Audrey & David Woollard Forkers Lane, from Church Lane to Crosscliffe Farm entrance & Bullpiece Paul Thacker & Sandie Day Forkers Lane, from Crosscliffe Farm and Bullpiece Alan & Nicky Hodgson Forkers Lane, from Bullpiece to Scagglethorpe Neville Armstrong Forkers Lane in village & Cockgarth Janice Croft Middleton Close The School Village Hall car park, Play Area and Playing Field Jonty & Janet Rounthwaite Town Street & Chapel Road Norman Lamb Scarlet Balk Lane, from Brambling Lane to Sparrow Hall junction John Harrison & Ruth Russell Back Lane, from School to Grimston Lane junction Sir Richard Storey Grimston Lane to Settrington Grange Horse Course Lane, from Fish Pond Corner to Low Bellmanear. Tony & Penny Aspey & Dean & Nicola Wise Grimston Lane, from Settrington Grange to Bellmanear Farm John & Philip Marwood Grimston Lane, from Bellmanear Farm to Beverley Road junction Bruce Skinner Settrington Top Road, from Grimston Lane to Sparrow Hall junction John Harrison Malton Road, from Sparrow Hall junction to Westfield Farm, New Road, Town Green Lane John Cleverly Malton Road, from Westfield Farm to Beverley Road Anne & Geoff Baron Green Lane, from Thorpe Bassett to Settrington High Street John Harrison & Ruth Russell Horse Course Lane, from Low Bellmanear via Settrington High Street to Duggleby Lodge, Duggleby Road to Duggleby High Barn All Volunteers have designated areas to keep clear of litter but are encouraged to help wherever they see it. Anyone can help the volunteers to keep Settrington and the surrounding roads free of litter, the more helpers the better as the problem is so constant. Just keep a carrier bag and a grasper or some rubber gloves in the car boot. If you require Ryedale bin bags, which are specially for litter collection and will be collected if left by your wheelie bin, call at the HHS Office in Settrington for a pack. Litter graspers are available from Yorkshire Trading, R Yates & Sons, Malton or the HHS Office. Thank you in anticipation of any help you can give. If you are interested in helping with any of these areas, please contact John Harrison at Harrison Hire, Tel: 01944 768441 (evenings 01944 768476) 4 - Neighbourhood Safety Your Safer Neighbourhood Team: PC 168 Dave Meer and PCSO 3805 Isaac Carter How to contact the police: In an Emergency, always call 999 If it’s not an emergency, call Customer Service Officer PC Sally Dowkes, Collar Number 4787 at the Enquiry Office, Pickering Dial 101, press option 2 and ask for PC Sally Dowkes by her full name or collar number. (If using her collar number please state each number individually.) Web: www.northyorkshire.police.uk 5 - Settrington Village Hall The Village Hall Committee would like to welcome all residents to the village hall and to make use of the facilities we have available. Both indoor and outdoor events can be catered for, with ample parking, open recreation space with sports pitches and a small playground. For hire within the hall (either individually, or as the whole building), there is the large main room and a smaller committee room and kitchen, both of which have been recently refurbished. The kitchen is equipped with a large 5 ring electric range cooker, small fridge, cutlery and crockery. Tables and chairs are also available separately to hire for your own use at home. If you are interested in booking the hall, please contact Pauline Durant (Treasurer) to confirm availability and costs on 01944 768284 If you would like to see around the Village Hall or are interested in joining the Committee, please contact Rosemary Mitchell (Chair) on 01944 768407. New members would be very welcome and we meet on average 3 times a year. We are also home to a number of interest groups and sport clubs. See elsewhere in this folder for contact details: Mothers and Toddlers Settrington and District Village Group Pilates Tennis Bowls Cricket Scouts 6 - Settrington Village Design Statement This document started life at the turn of the century as a 'Parish Plan', setting out to answer as a village community three simple questions: 1. Where have we come from? 2. Where are we now? 3. Where are we going? To examine the issues presented by items 2 and 3, five community working groups were established to review, record and make recommendations on: a) Landscape, ecology, trees, etc. b) Roads, footpaths, verges, ditches, boundary walls, fences. etc. c) Road signs & names, addresses, overhead cables, streetlights, etc. d) Recreation, sports and play areas e) Building appraisal and guidelines, future developments, etc. The contents of the current document, which was formally adopted by Ryedale District Council in September 2013 and is published on the village website, are largely the fruits of the working of those groups.
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