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 249222.
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Riccall Park - update 6th November 2020
Regrettably the outdoor gym is now closed in accordance with the Government guidelines below:
From Thursday 5 November national COVID-19 restrictions will apply to England, this includes actions that:
1. Require people to stay at home, except for specific purposes.
2. Prevent people gathering with people they do not live with, except for specific purposes.
3. Close certain businesses and venues.
When reading this guidance, you should also review the guidance on New National restrictions.
Under the restrictions coming into force from Thursday 5 November:
- outdoor gyms must be closed
Please observe the new Government guidelines on the notice board and play arears.
Thank you.