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.
The Stokesley school 6th form Open evening is scheduled for Tuesday the 11th of November at 7pm in the main hall.
Northumbrian Land Ltd – has prepared, submitted and successfully negotiated planning permission for 183 homes on this prime North Yorkshire site.
The new informal networking event for businesses, entitled Thirsty Thursday, is being launched in Stokesley.
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.
The controversial plans to develop Mill Riggs farm and build a new big supermarket and petrol station have been dropped for the present, much to the relief of the very well organised opposition in the Save our Stokesley campaign, local residents and traders. The fear that this intrusion would decimate the traditional high street in Stokesley, like it has done in so many other towns up and down the country, motivated what has become a successful campaign.
Developers are appealing against the decision to refuse planning permission to the new development just off Tanton Road at the edge of Stokesley. The site which was chosen for development is on agricultural land located between the town and a wooded