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Kellington Newsletter April 2019 KELLINGTON VILLAGE NEWS Delivered to over 400 homes in Kellington APRIL 2019 PARISH COUNCIL NEWS KELLINGLEY INCINERATOR The proposed Incinerator on the Kellingley colliery site is back at North Yorkshire County Council’s planning department. It is a section 73 planning application, for what they call “MINOR CHANGES” to the application. Those minor changes include; Increasing the amount of waste to be burnt annually, from 280,000 tonnes, to 350,000 tonnes. Increasing the number of HGV movements per day, during construction, from 200 (that’s 100 in and 100 out) to 360 movements per day (160 in and 160 out) Increasing the number of HGV movements, once the plant is operational, from 60 (30 in and 30 out) to 88 per day (44 in and 44 out) ALL of these HGVs will be coming off the M62 and going through Eggborough and along the A645 to get to and from the site. You can see the details of the application by searching “North Yorkshire County Council planning application” then click on “Access the online planning register” and then use the planning reference number NY/2019/0005/73 You can have your say by emailing; [email protected] Or by writing to; Planning Services, County Hall, Northallerton, North Yorkshire DL7 8AH Please quote the planning reference number NY/2019/0005/73 in all correspondence. For further information please contact Mary McCartney 0n 662558 PARISH COUNCIL WEBSITE Please visit the Parish Council website at www.kellingtonpc.org.uk where you will find information such as minutes and agendas of meetings, newsletters and financial reports along with names and contact details of your Parish councillors. PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS The meetings of the Parish Council are held on the first Wednesday of every month (except August and December) at 7.15 pm in the village hall. VILLAGE HALL NEWS COFFEE MORNINGS The next coffee mornings will on Sat 6th April, Sat 4th May, Sat 1st June and Sat 6th July 10 – 12 in the village hall. All welcome. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Village Hall Committee A.G.M. will be held on Wednesday 22nd May at 7 p.m. in the village hall. BOOKINGS To book the hall contact Victoria McLauchlan 663790 or Kathryn Newton 662749. KELLINGTON CHURCH NEWS CHURCH SERVICES Services are at 9.30am. On 1st 3rd and 5th Sundays at St Edmund’s Kellington. And 9.30 am on 2nd and 4th Sundays at All Saints Whitley. For enquiries about baptisms and weddings please contact Fr. Mike Marsh at The Vicarage, 1, Manor Farm Close, 01977 663553 or one of the Churchwardens:- Miss A. Procter – 01977661638 Mrs M. Bradley – 01977661255 The Kellington and Whitley churches website can be found at www.kellingtonwithwhitley.org.uk Useful Contact Numbers Police non-emergency 101 Yorkshire Water 0345828888 Parish Lighting 01609780780 Flood line 08459881188 North Yorkshire County Council 01609780780 Selby household waste recycling centre - Canal Road, Selby, YO8 8AG Opening times April to September - 8.30am to 5pm (open every day except Wednesdays*) October to March - 8.30am to 4pm (open every day except Wednesdays*) The site is closed every Wednesday, and on 25 and 26 December and 1 January. ITEMS FOR THE NEXT NEWSLETTER If you would like an item placed in the next newsletter please send them electronically or by post to the Clerk to the Parish Council at the address below by 15th July 2019. Clerk to the Council Janet Smith 19 Water Garth Kellington DN14 0PA [email protected] Kellington Coffee Morning Saturday 6th April - 10 am until 12 Noon People, Pictures, Maps and Memories The History of Kellington and its Residents A history Facebook page, “Kellington Past and Present” was recently set up. The page already has some fascinating photos and memories on it. Your April coffee morning at the Village Hall will focus on “Kellington Past and Present” (a couple of computers will allow you to look at the page). Please come along, bring your old photographs, newspaper cuttings and memories. The raffle will be in aid of Age Concern .
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