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Riccall Parish Council

Riccall is a village with both character and historical perspective. It lies south of York in northern England, above the flood plain, just east of the River Ouse.

The settlement was already well established when it saw the landing of the Norsemen in 1066, prior to their battles at Gate Fulford and Stamford Bridge

The Parish Council in Riccall is extremely active and works hard to promote the village and improve the quality of life for all residents.

It also works with numerous community groups on all aspects of village life and stays in contact with Selby District Council, North Yorkshire County Council and North Yorkshire Police about issues pertinent to Riccall.

If you feel that you have an issue to raise with the Parish Council or comments to make, please get in touch by email at clerk@riccallparishcouncil.org.uk or by phone 01757 841069.


North Yorkshire County Council - Public Rights of Way

Please see the link below to show the Public Rights of Way in North Yorkshire. The zoom facility can be used to show Riccall in detail.

https://maps.northyorks.gov.uk/connect/analyst/mobile/#/main?mapcfg=Out_and_About


Riccall Local Police Representative


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14 October 2024

Parish Council Meeting

Methodist Church/Community Hub 76 Main Street Riccall YO196QD Monday 7:30 pm View Details

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North Yorkshire Council - Let's Talk Rubish survey

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August 2024
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North Yorkshire Council collects around 310,000 tonnes of household waste each year from over 300,000 properties. About 45 per cent of this is reused, recycled or composted.

As part of Let’s Talk Local and Let’s Talk Money, you told us that we should focus on providing the best value for money and tackling climate change. At the moment there are seven different ways of collecting your recycling. Having just one way of doing this would be more efficient and give you better value for money.

Like you, we want to keep our county attractive and clean so everyone can enjoy it.

Collectively, by reducing waste and increasing our recycling, we can help conserve our natural resources, protect our ecosystems, save energy, and support our ambitions of becoming carbon neutral by 2030 and carbon negative by 2040.

We know this is an important subject, so please tell us about your rubbish and recycling, so we can look at what we can all do to help achieve our goals.

There are several ways you can take part in Let’s Talk Rubbish:

You can fill in an online survey herehttps://www.northyorks.gov.uk/LetsTalk – the survey is on Commonplace, which is a safe and easy-to-use online tool used to engage with communities, by over 250 organisations including neighbouring councils in Leeds and West Yorkshire.

If you would prefer, you can pick up a paper copy from your local library, leisure centre or main local office and return it in the envelope provided.

You can also email letstalk@northyorks.gov.uk or call 0300 131 2 131 (please say ‘Let’s Talk’ when prompted) to request a survey.

You can write to:

Let’s Talk

North Yorkshire Council

County Hall

Northallerton

DL7 8AD

Accessible formats of the survey are available on request. Please share your views with us and encourage your colleagues, friends and family to do the same. The survey closes on16 September 2024.

Questions from members of the public?

Please email LetsTalk@northyorks.gov.uk or call the number above if you want to speak to someone.

Join Friends of Skipwith Common and Preserve a Natural Treasure!

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January 2024
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Join Friends of Skipwith Common and Preserve a Natural Treasure!

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Are you passionate about preserving the beauty of our natural world? Do you love exploring Yorkshire's stunning landscapes? If so, we invite you to become a part of the Friends of Skipwith Common.

About Us: Friends of Skipwith Common is a dedicated group of individuals committed to supporting the preservation of Skipwith Common, one of only 15 National Nature Reserves in Yorkshire and the Humber, home to rare flora and diverse wildlife.

How You Can Help:

Join the Friends: By becoming a member, you directly contribute to our efforts. This includes taking part in guided walk and task groups. The task groups make a practical contribution to the maintenance of the common working with Escrick Park Estate and Natural England. We also need people who have skills in publicity and IT to enhance our visibility and digital presence.

Why Join?

Make a Difference: Your involvement will directly contribute to the preservation of Skipwith Common, ensuring it remains a haven for nature enthusiasts and a refuge for native wildlife.

How to Join: Getting involved is easy! Visit our website (https://friendsofskipwithcommon.org.uk/become-a-friend/) to become a member or sign up for our Task Group.


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