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Streetsafe
Streetsafe is service to inform
the authorities, anonymously, where in public places you
have felt or feel unsafe, because of issues such as street
lighting, abandoned buildings, vandalism, or because of
behaviour issues such as being followed or verbally abused
.You can report locations by address or pinpointing on a
map. Visit www.police.uk/streetsafe |
Proposed
Willerby
Roundabout Improvement
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details (pdf) |
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Fraud Watch
Fraud comes in many different forms, and
absolutely anyone can become a victim.
Fraudsters aim to trick individuals into giving away cash, bank
details or other personal information; this is done by them contacting
thousands of random people. www.fraudwatch.org.uk |
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| Dog Fouling
A general reminder to all dog walkers that
they have to clean up after their dog, whatever the weather or
leaf or snow cover. The same applies to the hours of darkness
- you need a torch. There are plenty of litter bins throughout
the Parish, so please pick it up. When the children are encouraged
to walk to school it is only fair that dog mess is picked up.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
has issued Fixed Penalty Notices in Kirk Ella for failure to clear
up after a dog has fouled.
If you can
identify a dog walker who does not clean up, with the time and
place, you should report it to ERYC, and the dog warden will try
to visit the area. We have some stickers and will be affixing
these to the lamp posts around Pine. Meadows. If anyone knows
of other areas where more stickers are needed, please let us know.
When the pavement is dry, we will use the Parish Council stencil
and spray paint but it is not suitable in wet and cold weather.
Liz and Tom
kirkellagrapevine@gmail.com
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Kirk
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In
Memoriam – Councillor Doreen Kaye
Very
sadly, we announce that Councillor Doreen Kaye, a member
of the Council for nearly 20 years, passed away in early
January of 2023.
Doreen was much admired by us all for her humour, energy
and commitment to the local area. Originally from Edinburgh,
Scotland and possessed of a Scottish accent which she never
lost despite her many decades living in East Yorkshire,
Doreen
took much of the responsibility for organising our Christmas
events in association with St. Andrew's Church and was joint
editor of our annual report. Doreen was also a past member
of Kirk Ella Preservation Society and was passionate about
conserving the appearance and heritage of the community
at the heart of which she lived.
She
was in particular renowned for her forthright comments on
local planning applications which she saw as transgressing
the high standards she expected to be maintained for our
area.
Doreen
Kaye – a wonderful lady who will be much missed by
us all.
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A
very warm welcome to the website for Kirk Ella and West Ella Parish
Council. These pages will hopefully enable you to better understand
how the council works and what it does for the village.
Its
members are local people from all walks of life with a common
goal of working together to maintain and improve the village.
We
believe that we are a happy, committed and thriving community
– a place where people want to live and bring up children.
As a Parish Council we try to represent the democratic view of
the community. We also try to ensure new planning proposals meet
the aspirations of residents and work hard to protect and enhance
the environment and character of the community in which we live.
Please
contact us if you have questions concerning the work of the Parish
Council, or if you have concerns that you feel the council should
be aware of, or where it can help or support you.
Parish
Council meetings are held every month of the year (excluding August)
at St. Andrews Church Memorial Hall; all are welcome to attend.
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Fairfield
Neighbours Group
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