Molescroft Parish Council have awarded the Millennium Cup to Molescroft News on Woodhall Way in acknowledgement for the services they provide to the community.
News of the award was announced at the annual Molescroft Parish Council AGM where the council also praised the Molescroft News and the staff .
Beverley Youth Coalition will go live as the Town’s Parish Councils look to work together and deliver activities for your people in Beverley.
The incentive which was first put forward by Beverley Town Council’s Cllr Robert Begnett will host the first of two events at Molescroft Pavilion later this month.
As the anniversary to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I approaches later this year, Molescroft Parish Council has restored the village’s Roll of Honour.
Parish Councillors David Boynton & Jackie Heffer formed a working group, with the aim of restoring the Roll of Honour which lists the names of 20 Molescroft servicemen who took up the call to arms in the conflict. The roll records the death of only one serviceman Lieutenant Edmund Wigfall Military cross.
Residents in Molescroft who were promised a consultation by East Riding Council on yellow lines on their streets, have been left frustrated after being told by the Council that they will have to wait 18 months for anything to be done, and that even then it might not happen.
In April, residents of Orchard Garth, Orchard Close and Woodhall Way approached their ward councillors with a petition calling for yellow lines on their streets because of continual problems with cars parking and blocking access on Orchard Garth and restricting access for emergency services, delivery vehicles and refuse collection lorries.
Helping older people to enjoy fun activities in a relaxed and friendly setting is the aim of a new group which has launched in the East Riding to promote independence.
A new group, called ‘Tomorrow’s Youth’, has been set up in Beverley to offer those aged 55 and over weekly activity sessions which are designed to increase physical activity, create new friendships and lift spirits.
Gallows Lane in Beverley will not be renamed following the redevelopment of the former site of East Riding College according to both the developer and local authority.
Cllrs Jackie Heffer and Mac Fleming of Molescroft Parish Council attended a training session of the 399 (Beverley) Squadron Air Cadets.
Molescroft Parish Council say there were delighted to receive help from 399 (Beverley) Squadron Air Cadets who helped plant trees at the at the Pavillion.
A by-election to fill the vacancy on Molescroft Parish Council will be held if 10 electors of the parish council write to the chief executive of the East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Young people in the Molescroft area are being invited to a drop-in to discuss their ideas for possible future provision of facilities at the Molescroft Pavilion and playing field.
Molescroft Parish Council will hold their AGM later this month giving local residents a chance to air their views.
There are currently 4 vacancies on Molescroft Parish Council, these positions will be filled by co-option at the meeting of Molescroft Parish Council on the 28th May 2015.
Ali Crompton who will be standing in the local elections in May says more should be done to engage young people saying he would look to re-open up facilities in the local area if elected.
Longcroft School Gospel Choir have been acknowledged by Molescroft Parish Council for their contribution to the local community.
A by-election to fill the vacancy will be held if 10 electors of the parish write to the chief executive of East Riding of Yorkshire Council at County Hall, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 9BA, by Friday, 18 October 2013 claiming an election.
Molescroft Parish Council made a donation of £50 to the 1st Molescroft Beaver Colony after the youngsters cleared litter from a local park.
Planning applications have been submitted for two proposed housing developments in the North of Beverley near to Driffield Road and also on Woodhall Way. Back in July of this year around 150 residents’ (there are 6000 in the Molescroft parish) turned out as a show of force at a Molescroft Parish Council meeting to voice their concerns over plans to build new homes on what is widely regarded as green…
Around a 150 residents from the Parish of Molescroft attended a council meeting last night at the Molescroft Pavilion as to raise their concerns and voice the objections to two proposed developments in the north of Beverley. Cllr Mike Hildyard did his best to answer the questions put to him by residents while also stressing that the council would not and could not make any decisions until a planning application…