Story courtesy of North Yorkshire Police website Police in Stokesley have joined forces with the local community to nip crime and antisocial behaviour at the town’s allotments in the bud. Following several reports from Stokesley allotment holders of issues in
Hambleton results: Leave 53.7% = 29,502 VOTES Remain 46.3% = 25,480 VOTES Turnout: 78.4%
Generation Travel, based in Stokesley Business Park, was targeted by thieves who stole thousands of litres of fuel last October and November. Two 20-year-old men from Eston admitted stealing diesel and a third man, aged 24, admitted handling stolen
The Hub at Hutton Rudby is part of the thriving Methodist Church there. Opening daily for at least a few hours, the Hub provides Zac’s Coffee House (for a wide range of beverages and home-made snacks at reasonable prices) and
An invitation was issued in January via the Village Hall Committee for the village to send a representative team to participate in the Tees Valley Village Halls Network quiz tournament – an annual competition. As previous winners of our own
Highway Matters On behalf of the parish council, the chairman met with a senior highways engineer from NYCC to discuss various issues, particularly the residents’ perceptions of speeding through the village. Disappointingly, due to a lack of funding the only
Community Fund Update Grants made from the fund so far; £11,000 to the village hall – refurbishment in the main hall and supper room and also tarmacking the parking area outside the hall. £2,000 to repair the pavement near School
Parish Council Meetings It has been noted that over the past couple of years there has been a decline in the amount of business coming before parish council meetings. This, despite the claim made by various Governments to disseminate powers
Between 01/02/16 & 12/03/16 the following incidents have been reported to police – Thefts Between 03/02/16 & 06/02/16 a quantity of heating oil was stolen from a tank at the rear of a premise in the village. Enquiries
The Circuit of Maltby Cycle Race will use the public roads on the 6.9 mile Seamer – Thornton – Maltby – Hilton – Seamer loop starting and finishing along Roger Lane on August 23rd.
It starts at 11 am and finishes around 2.30 pm.
The roads will be kept open and the race well marshalled both by motorbikes, lead cars and by static marshals at junctions, so there will be access at all times but do please take care.
The elite race (12 laps, 83 miles) starts at 11am, men’s over 40 (9 laps) and women’s (7 laps) both at 11.03.
This is Round 5 of the Tyne Tees Road Race League.