You can view the latest town crier magazine for the Stokesley and district area online.
Stokesley & District Town Crier magazine latest edition online
North Yorkshire on the ‘property rich list’
TS9 is ninth on the North Yorkshire ‘highest value area’ list – an area covering Great Ayton and Stokesley.
Properties within the area include a five-bedroom, detached property in Kirkby, near Stokesley, with a current estimated value of £1,819,415.
Another five-bedroom detached property in nearby Great Broughton now has an estimated worth of £1,742,035.
We have our first winners in the 100 Club
The first 100 Club draw was held on Monday 24th November
There were 58 members entered into the draw which was drawn at the Pop-in
1st Jo Batey £14
2nd Elsie Wood £10 (pictured above)
3rd Mac & Vera Irvine £5
£29 was raised for the village hall funds.
New members can join at any time.
The next draw is on 17th December at the Pop-in Christmas party
New dates for Infrastructure repairs and improvements
The council will be carrying out work from the 26th of November in Seamer.
The Seamer Village Hall 100 Club
There has been considerable interest from people for the village hall committee to start this club. Our aim is to have 100 or more members from within the parish – Seamer village, Tame Bridge and Coldpool – so that we can fund more projects for the hall for it to become even more of a community asset.
White House Farm new housing development for Stokesley
Northumbrian Land Ltd – has prepared, submitted and successfully negotiated planning permission for 183 homes on this prime North Yorkshire site.
New networking event for local businesses
The new informal networking event for businesses, entitled Thirsty Thursday, is being launched in Stokesley.
Project looking for good neighbours
A new project which aims to provide support to older or vulnerable people is calling for volunteers in the area to act as good neighbours.
Stokesley school changing from an L.A. school to an Academy
The school is holding a Parents’ Forum meeting on 13th November at 6p.m. which will be an opportunity to discuss issues from the proposed change. At the meeting governors will be available to answer questions and listen to comments.
Rishi Sunak chosen to replace William Hague
Rishi Sunak has been picked as the conservative candidate for Richmond following the resignation of former foreign secretary, William Hague.
Rishi, who co-founded a £1bn global investment firm, is also a governor of the East London Science School.