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2021/1043/FULM: Erection of up to 82 dwellings, including associated landscaping, public open space, and the formation of a new vehicle access -off Wheatfileds Walk, Riccall.
Please send any comments you have direct to Selby DC Planning to make your comments count, but we would appreciate a copy of your response to gauge resident’s views.
Thank you.
Riccall Parish Council
We have funding that allows us to come out and talk to groups about energy saving, to make sure people are aware of grants to help with winter bills and where to go for support if needed. We can also talk about other ways to stay safe, warm and well this winter such as raising awareness of carbon monoxide and the priority services register.
The cheapest energy deals are currently 44% higher than they were this time last year and many people will see price rises on 1st October. Coupled with the planned axing of the Universal Credit uplift, we are expecting it to be a tough winter for many households so are really keen that people know where to go for help and what they are entitled to.
If you would like us to come along to your group to give a talk, whether you are meeting face-to-face or online, then please contact Kate (Yorkshire Energy Doctor CIC) on 01757 249100 or kate@yorkshireenergydoctor.org.uk
Kate Urwin
Yorkshire Energy Doctor CIC
07738 818391 / 01757 249100
I hope you have seen our Selby Heritage Open Days which are part of the Selby Town High Street Heritage Action Zone project. We are looking for volunteers for a number of events, but in particular you may want to take part in our ‘Streets for All’ Audit Events. The audit sessions for volunteers are to be held on 12th, 14th, and 16th September in the morning (10am) and afternoon (2pm). (Please note, there’s a bit of walking about and standing).
Heritage Open Days take place nationally over two weeks from 10 to 19 September. It is England’s largest grass roots heritage festival involving over 40,000 volunteers and 5,000 events. It is coordinated nationally by the National Trust with support from players of the People’s Postcode Lottery. The Selby Heritage Open Days programme has been developed by a number of local interest groups and supporting partners that includes the HSHAZ.
If you have an interest in volunteering with us, please do get in touch through our website, or by sending us an email to SelbyHAZ@selby.gov.uk. If you cannot join us for one of our organised sessions, it would be lovely if you could find some time to take part in this survey activity as we would love to hear your ideas about Selby’s Streets. Please get in contact if you wish to take part, and we can arrange for a short briefing session and I can provide you with the survey.