The Stokesley school 6th form Open evening is scheduled for Tuesday the 11th of November at 7pm in the main hall.
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.
Infrastructure repairs and improvements
The council will be carrying out work from the 3rd to the 14th of November in Seamer.
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.
Warning! don’t fall prey to the Microsoft phone scam
The Microsoft phone scam is not new, it has been doing the rounds for a several years to my knowledge, this is the umpteenth time they have tried to con me with their implausible lies, sadly it shows no sign of slowing down.
North Yorkshire backs rural road safety campaign
“A death on our roads is a death too many,” Cllr Dadd added, “and therefore we do all we can to teach people about the specific dangers of the rural network.”
Save our Stokesley campaign succeeds!
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.