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Melsonby Melsonby Information Information Parish Council March 2018 Parish Council March 2018 Angus Stokoe (Chair) Angus Stokoe (Chair) Vince Elrington (Vice Chair) Contacts 2 Vince Elrington (Vice Chair) Contacts 2 David Dixon Churches 2 David Dixon Churches 2 William Nixon Clubs and Associations 2 William Nixon Clubs and Associations 2 Stuart Priestley Eating and Drinking 3 Stuart Priestley Eating and Drinking 3 Judith Stansfield Education 4 Judith Stansfield Education 4 Terry Sutton Events 4 Terry Sutton Events 4 Jill Wellham (Clerk) Medical 4 Jill Wellham (Clerk) Medical 4 Your County Councillor is : Post Offices 5 Your County Councillor is : Post Offices 5 Angus Thompsom Services 6 Angus Thompsom Services 6 Your District Councillor is: Shopping 8 Your District Councillor is: Shopping 8 Jimmy Wilson-Petch Travel 8 Jimmy Wilson-Petch Travel 8 Winter Survival 9 Winter Survival 9 Further information: Further information: Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] For latest information: For latest information: www.melsonbypc.com www.melsonbypc.com March 2018 1 March 2018 1 1 Contacts 1 Contacts Jill Welham (Parish Clerk) 718 666 Jill Welham (Parish Clerk) 718 666 District Councillor Jimmy Wilson-Petch 374988 District Councillor Jimmy Wilson-Petch 374988 County Councillor Angus Thompson 365883 County Councillor Angus Thompson 365883 Community Policeman Mark Wood 0845 6060247 Community Policeman Mark Wood 0845 6060247 First Responders (to become a FR) Steve Pace 718297 First Responders (to become a FR) Steve Pace 718297 POLICE NON EMERGENCY 101 POLICE NON EMERGENCY 101 ELECTRICITY POWER FAILURE 0800 375 675 ELECTRICITY POWER FAILURE 0800 375 675 2 Churches 2 Churches St James C of E - Rector Rev.Camilla Campling-Denton 374 634 St James C of E - Rector Rev.Camilla Campling-Denton 374 634 Church Choir - contact Dinah Iceton 718192 Church Choir - contact Dinah Iceton 718192 3 Clubs and Associations 3 Clubs and Associations Allotment Association- Brian Bottle 718 010 Allotment Association- Brian Bottle 718 010 Black Bull Quiz alternate Wednesdays Black Bull Quiz alternate Wednesdays Darts Tuesdays Darts Tuesdays Open Mic monthly Thursdays Open Mic monthly Thursdays Choirs: Station Singers 01748 824795 Richmond Choral 374 112 Choirs: Station Singers 01748 824795 Richmond Choral 374 112 Cycling: Melsonby Bullets Monday evenings from Black Bull Cycling: Melsonby Bullets Monday evenings from Black Bull Darlington Orchestra 718414 Darlington Orchestra 718414 Lingotots –preschool French Wednesdays at 10 in School Lingotots –preschool French Wednesdays at 10 in School Mums and Toddlers Tuesdays 10am in School Hall Mums and Toddlers Tuesdays 10am in School Hall Pilates Monday evenings at School Pilates Monday evenings at School 2 March 2018 2 March 2018 Quoits Village green Sundays Quoits Village green Sundays Women’s Institute every 1st Tuesday - various venues, contact Women’s Institute every 1st Tuesday - various venues, contact Joan Harwood 718 711 for details Joan Harwood 718 711 for details Scouts, Cubs and Beavers - Barton Memorial Hall Scouts, Cubs and Beavers - Barton Memorial Hall Brownies - Middleton Tyas Brownies - Middleton Tyas Gym and Pool Friendly Leisure, Scotch Corner Gym and Pool Friendly Leisure, Scotch Corner 4 Eating and Drinking 4 Eating and Drinking Black Bull Melsonby 718 811 Black Bull Melsonby 718 811 Angel Gilling West 01748 823 811 Angel Gilling West 01748 823 811 Brownlow Arms , Caldwell 718 471 Brownlow Arms , Caldwell 718 471 Bay Horse Inn, Ravensworth 718328 Bay Horse Inn, Ravensworth 718328 Fish and Chips outside Black Bull Thursdays 4.30-7pm Fish and Chips outside Black Bull Thursdays 4.30-7pm Fox Hall, East Layton 718 262 Fox Hall, East Layton 718 262 The George Piercebridge 374 576 The George Piercebridge 374 576 Mainsgill Farm Shop 718860 Mainsgill Farm Shop 718860 Vintage, Scotch Corner 824 424 Vintage, Scotch Corner 824 424 Scotch Corner Holiday Inn Hotel 850 900 Scotch Corner Holiday Inn Hotel 850 900 Shoulder of Mutton, Middleton Tyas 377 271 Shoulder of Mutton, Middleton Tyas 377 271 Stanwick Arms, Aldbrough St John 374 258 Stanwick Arms, Aldbrough St John 374 258 White Swan, Gilling West 01748 White Swan, Gilling West 01748 Eppleby Tea Room Eppleby Tea Room Moto Services, Scotch Corner Moto Services, Scotch Corner Piercebridge Farm Shop Tea Room Piercebridge Farm Shop Tea Room Sam Turner’s Tea Room, Piercebridge Sam Turner’s Tea Room, Piercebridge Sedbury Layby Café Sedbury Layby Café March 2018 3 March 2018 3 5 Education 5 Education Melsonby Methodist Primary School (4-11) Melsonby Methodist Primary School (4-11) (including Early Bird and After-school Care 718 318 (including Early Bird and After-school Care 718 318 Richmond School (11-18) 01748 650 111 Richmond School (11-18) 01748 650 111 St Francis Xavier School Richmond (11-16) 01748 823 414 St Francis Xavier School Richmond (11-16) 01748 823 414 High Bank Nursery (6wks –5) Stapleton01325 365 885 High Bank Nursery (6wks –5) Stapleton01325 365 885 Eppleby Pre-School Eppleby Pre-School Community Education, Richmond 01748 834 287 Community Education, Richmond 01748 834 287 6 Events 6 Events Annual Sports Day - June Annual Sports Day - June Annual Produce Show - August Annual Produce Show - August Christmas Event in Church - Christmas Eve Christmas Event in Church - Christmas Eve Church Fête - June Church Fête - June Duck Race - April / May Duck Race - April / May Harvest Festival - October Harvest Festival - October Parish Council Meetings - bi-monthly (see Noticeboard on the Parish Council Meetings - bi-monthly (see Noticeboard on the Green) Green) 4 March 2018 4 March 2018 7 Medical 7 Medical Aldrough St John Surgery 374332 Aldrough St John Surgery 374332 Emergency Doctor : ring surgery for redirection Emergency Doctor : ring surgery for redirection NHS Direct 111 NHS Direct 111 Hospitals : Friary Richmond (not A&E) Hospitals : Friary Richmond (not A&E) Memorial Hospital Darlington Memorial Hospital Darlington Friarage Northallerton Friarage Northallerton James Cook Middlesbrough James Cook Middlesbrough Walk-in Centre :Dr Piper House, King Street, Darlington DL3 6JL Walk-in Centre :Dr Piper House, King Street, Darlington DL3 6JL 01325 364271 01325 364271 8 Post Offices 8 Post Offices Aldbrough St John Village Hall Thurs 13.00-15.00 Aldbrough St John Village Hall Thurs 13.00-15.00 Barton daily Barton daily Eppleby Village Hall Thurs 15.30—17.30 Eppleby Village Hall Thurs 15.30—17.30 Melsonby St James church Fri 10-12noon Melsonby St James church Fri 10-12noon Middleton Tyas Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday (0830-1330). Middleton Tyas Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday (0830-1330). Piercebridge Organic Farm Mon 10.00 –14.00 Piercebridge Organic Farm Mon 10.00 –14.00 Thurs 10.00—13.30 Thurs 10.00—13.30 Sat 10.00—14.00 Sat 10.00—14.00 March 2018 5 March 2018 5 9 Services 9 Services Delivered within the village Delivered within the village Beauty & holistic therapy 0787 623 224 Beauty & holistic therapy 0787 623 224 Coal- Squirrel 01748 825 681 Coal- Squirrel 01748 825 681 Deli to your Door 718901 Deli to your Door 718901 Dustbin /Recycling - alternate Wednesdays Dustbin /Recycling - alternate Wednesdays Fish and chips- Vintage 01748824424 Fish and chips- Vintage 01748824424 Fish and Chips outside Black Bull Thursdays Fish and Chips outside Black Bull Thursdays Fresh fish - Michael Dye Tuesdays 0786328423 Fresh fish- Michael Dye Tuesdays 0786328423 Home hairdressing 01325 730813 0793 1111 192 Home hairdressing 01325 730813 0793 1111 192 Garage Nixons 718365 Garage Nixons 718365 Home Start (support /volunteers) 01748 850 079 Home Start (support /volunteers) 01748 850 079 Library / Jigsaw loans in St James’ Church Library / Jigsaw loans in St James’ Church Logs 07779 110 558 07977 813 877 Logs 07779 110 558 07977 813 877 Milk Tues/ Thurs /Sat Acorn Dairy 01325 466 999 Milk Tues/ Thurs /Sat Acorn Dairy 01325 466 999 Newspapers delivered from Barton Shop Newspapers delivered from Barton Shop Oil co-operative - Stuart Priestley 718059 or [email protected] Oil co-operative - Stuart Priestley 718059 or [email protected] Photocopying - 24 East Rd 718139 Photocopying - 24 East Rd 718139 Post collected 11.45 and 16.45 Post collected 11.45 and 16.45 Sand and gravel - Nixons garage 718365 Sand and gravel - Nixons garage 718365 Village News delivery - Dorothy Cole 718942 Village News delivery - Dorothy Cole 718942 Window cleaning 0722268236 0773 895 2439 Window cleaning 0722268236 0773 895 2439 6 March 2018 6 March 2018 Delivered outside the village Delivered outside the village Cattery 07900 350906 Cattery 07900 350906 Child minding N Yorks CIS 0845 6011631 Child minding N Yorks CIS 0845 6011631 Citizens Advice Bureau 01748 823 978 Citizens Advice Bureau 01748 823 978 Fuel Barton Services / Moto Scotch Corner Fuel Barton Services / Moto Scotch Corner Funeral services : 01748 850 033 01325 465 647 Funeral services : 01748 850 033 01325 465 647 Kennels 01325 374616 Kennels 01325 374616 Home hairdressing 01325 374 616 Home hairdressing 01325 374 616 Recycling Brompton / Richmond: Co-op ; Nunns Car Park Recycling Brompton / Richmond: Co-op ; Nunns Car Park Respite care sitting service 01748 832271 Respite care sitting service 01748 832271 or email [email protected] or email [email protected] Richmondshire Community Volunteers 01748 822 537 Richmondshire Community Volunteers 01748 822 537 Richmondshire District Council 01748 829100 Richmondshire District Council 01748 829100
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