Parish Meeting Minutes

 Minutes of Bielby Parish Meeting

Held on Monday 23rd October 2023 at 7.30pm

held at Hollycroft Court “Coffee and Coe”

By kind permission of Richard and Christine Coe

Attendees; 22

1. Apologies for absence.

• Received from Margaret WIlkinson and Jan Emptage

2. Minutes of last meeting held on 15th May 2023

• Read and approved as a true record, prop Richard Coe sec Paul Ward

3. Matters arising from the minutes.

• 3.3 Village task force, Neil thinks all jobs done, Paul Ward said he had seen a gulley being excavated. Cllr Leo Hammond had sent an email to  Highways and Yorks water to chase for a resolution after his previous email .

• 3.18 allied to the bus shelter, Richard Coe noted there are some metal trims projecting at the corners, Chris Emptage said he would contact Sharpes to remedy them.

4. Planning applications and outcomes since the last meeting.

• 2 planning notices were read out;

1. Hollycroft Farm YO42 4JW- Change of use from disused paddock for siting of 4 camping pods and associated landscaping (Revised Scheme of 22/01794/PLF) Granted  Mon 10 Jul 2023

2. Common Farm Galecarr Lane YO42 4JT Erection of an agricultural building for the storage of straw - Granted 19th May 2023

5. Bielby in Bloom.

• Val Nolton asked if we could plant more daffodils as the existing ones had been cut early by the council. Paul Ward said he would contact the person at ERYC who supplied the last bag.

6. Parish Precept.

• Elizabeth said the account is looking healthy, with circa £6,000 with the biggest commitment in the near future being the village information board.

• It was confirmed that the precept be kept at the same level as agreed in the previous meeting.

7. Bielby Beck update.

• Neil said the beck clearing carried out by the usual contractor was only partially done under the remit of the Environment agency and he had asked the contractor to continue and asked the village to pay the additional, which was proposed by Neil, seconded by Steve Ridsdale.

8. Speed limit in village.

•  No movement as yet on setting up the speed awareness group, so names of volunteers were taken again;

1. Paul Ward

2. Margaret Wilkinson

3. Val Nolton

4. Pete Nolton

5. Gyniss

6. Jayne Dacre

7. Chris Emptage

8. Elizabeth Thompson

• Paul Ward said he would move the group forward and initiate training.

• Graham Tew had enquired of one company who supply solar powered flashing speed signs for the entry into the village. Costs were circa £2,500 (Elan City). Cllr Hammond commented that ERYC Highways would need to approve sighting and give permission, also that data he has suggests a speed awareness group has a longer lasting effect on driver behaviour.

9. Parish land

• Chris Emptage said the discussion with the new owners of Gale Carr farm had come to nought, item to be deleted in future.

10. Information board for the public bench area.

• Progress continues, John Peel has had confirmation on some outstanding items and is moving towards graphic design and manufacture.

11. Duck Race

• Chris Emptage with his waders appears to be the only volunteer at present, however, with the beck in its current state of near flood, we discouraged him from holding the duck race on his own and agreed to wait for more clement conditions and to seek out more volunteers, Richard Coe has the necessary nets and poles to keep any strays in check. So it’s just admin, soup makers and willing families to get involved.

12. Carol Singing

• Ian Simpson suggested that it is often a very cold night for the singers and some households were often bemused by a dozen or so carollers singing on their doorstep. He suggested a gather around a piano (keyboard) at a warmer location, Richard Coe suggested starting at Stoneleigh before retiring to Coffee and Coe for warm drinks and a carolling as a larger group. Date suggested Tuesday 12th December, meet at Coffee and Coe at around 7.00 pm before going to Stoneleigh and returning to Coffee and Coe.

13. Christmas meal.

• Ian Simpson said there were 36 villagers attending, a few outstanding balances, asked for those outstanding to give him a cheque/transfer or cash please.

14. Memorial service and wreaths.

• Val Nolton had bought 2 wreaths for the memorial at the church and also the memorial to the bomber crew along the canal towpath. Elizabeth asked for the receipts to reimburse.

15. Bus Timetable

• John Peel gave a brief piece about the lack of bus services for Bielby and nearby villages. An early morning to York on a daily basis and a return in the evening/afternoon is the only daily service. Thena weekly service to and from Pocklington on a tuesday, he says hardly serves well for the villages or for Pocklington either if people who cannot drive due to illness, disability, cost or environmental concerns cannot easily get into our local towns. He also highlighted how business’ in the village would benefit from buses to and from Pocklington such as the Cafe, Caravan site, Pod and holiday lets.

• Cllr Paul West (Transport Portfolio holder) spoke about the lack of competition creating high tender prices for routes that are then uneconomic to run. There is only 1 route in the area that runs at a profit, being the X46 that runs along the A1079, all other routes are subsidised by ERYC, creating a substantial drain on financial resources for the county. There are ideas like dial a ride or running parallel services along the A1079 for 1 every 3rd bus to divert through a few villages, but none are viable economically at the moment. If a few villages co=operated it may be possible to put pressure on ERYC or even fund a service ourselves.

16. A1079/Carr Lane roundabout

• Margaret Wilkinson passed on her concern about there being no provision for access onto the proposed roundabout on the A1079/Balk from Pocklington. Cllr Hammond said the requirement from the developers for the 380 new houses was only for the additional traffic from their houses, not for any future growth of the town. That would only have required a single lane roundabout cost circa £3m. ERYC initially committed to fund the additional work for a 2 lane roundabout (another £3m) then declined then subsequently re-committed to upgrading the design. There are no additional funds to move or divert access from Bielby Carr Lane serving Bielby, Seaton Ross and Everingham. Cllr West thought the slowing of traffic from York to Hull at the new roundabout and not allowing exit from Carr lane would not back up that far and we can always turn left to get to Pocklington.

17. Dropped kerb near Stoneleigh.

• Richard Coe asked if ERYC could provide a dropped kerb at either corner of the pavement at the end of Bursar lane (the lane between Stoneleigh and Bursar Lodge) as residents from Stoneleigh that are wheelchair users have to go along the road to get to a dropped kerb to get back onto the pavement if they are heading South from Stoneleigh and vice versa. Cllr Hammond would take this up with Highways on our behalf.

The meeting closed 20.55

Hagg Bridge update

We received this communication from ERYC;

 Hagg Bridge Resurfacing Works 13 November – 1 December

Essential road improvements are to be carried out to Hagg Bridge in East Cottingwith, near Melbourne, which will mean a closure of up to three weeks.

During the work, the bridge will be closed for all traffic and pedestrians to ensure everyone’s safety.

Richard Lewis, civil engineering group services manager explains in this video the decision to resurface the bridge.

We appreciate that this work will cause some short-term disruption and want to thank all residents and businesses for their patience.

Alongside your ward councillors and local parish councils we will be regularly updating this and other local Facebook groups and, in addition, we will be updating residents on progress with a dedicated e-newsletter. To sign up to this newsletter please visit eryc.link/HaggBridge

View the video here: https://youtu.be/VJ5DAoAOUQY

 It has come to my attention that a proposed new roundabout onto the A1079 from The Balk is to be built as a result of a planning condition imposed on Gladman developments who have aquired permission for 300 or so houses on the Balk, Pocklington. The new roandabout is to be sited further East along the A1079 and an extension to the Balk, creating a dead end access to the Yorkway See outline plan I found here.

It seems a golden opportunity has been missed to include the road from Bielby onto the A1079 (Carr Lane) to be connected to this new roundabout, similar to the one at Allerthorpe and Hodsow Lane.

I wrote to Leo Hammond about this asking why it had been missed, his response was as follows;

"I can understand the point of view you are putting forward, and I think if this situation was a planned capital scheme of the Council, like both the Shiptonthorpe and Allerthorpe Roundabouts were, then what you are suggesting would probably be done - to create a roundabout which also helps improve the connection of villages like Bielby to the A1079. However, this scheme is not such a scheme.
To understand what has happened with this, it is key to realise that the development for these 300 new homes on the Balk which this new roundabout is a condition of was opposed and turned down by East Riding of Yorkshire Council on the grounds it was overdevelopment (in short). Our decision was sadly, overturned by the National Planning Inspectorate who has now granted planning permission (outline at this stage) for the new houses on the Balk, with the condition for the new roundabout to connect the Balk to the A1079.

Therefore, this roundabout is not a separate scheme, it is part of a planning development, and therefore, can only relate to the effects of said development. This is because it is the developer of said development who is funding it, and in planning policy you can only ask developers to fund things which directly come as an effect of their development.

So, it is only possible for East Riding to make the developer build a roundabout which alleviates the additional traffic caused by their development. We do not have the power to ask the developer to anything more. I hope that makes sense?

There is also the added complication of space. The roundabout is being proposed to be built towards Hayton with a new road connecting it to the Balk and the existing Balk Junction being closed. This is because there is limited space to build an appropriate roundabout at the site of the existing junction. It is also complicated to try and build one were the Carr Lane junction is because to do so, you would need to build over two existing businesses."

I am just putting this on the Blog to inform residents of the impending roundabout and its implications for road safety and access for Residents of Bielby, Everingham and Seaton Ross and further afield who use the junction on a regular basis.

Graham Tew

Secretary to Bielby Parish meeting.

Bielby Parish Meeting Minutes

                                                Minutes of Bielby Parish Meeting

Monday 31st October 2022 at 7.30pm

Held at Hollycroft Court “Coffee and Coe”

By kind permission of Richard and Christine Coe

Meeting was called to order by chair at 7.30, attendees numbered 30, see attendee register.

1. Apologies for absence.

1. Neil Readman, Alan Pilling, Sandra Johnson, Jon Loss, Debbie Britton

2. Minutes of the last meeting held on 11th April 2022 were read and approved, prop; Margaret Wilkinson, Sec; Elizabeth Thompson.

3. Matters arising from the minutes. none

4. Planning applications and outcomes since last meeting.

1. Hollycroft Farm - 22/01794/PLF - Change of use of disused paddock for siting of 4 camping pods and associated landscaping - Approved 17 August 22

2. Firgrove House - 22/01755/PLF - Erection of outbuilding to include domestic garaging and residential annex incidental to the of the main dwelling following demolition of existing outbuilding, with erection of new boundary wall to front - Approved 23rd Sept 22

3. Beech House - 22/03442/TPO - Crown reduce 1 no. Mature Purple Beech (T1) by 1.5 to 2 metres and remove deadwood approximately to 25 mm diameter in crown. Pending, however it was noted as the work required was of a safety nature, that planning permission was not required.

5. Defibrillator. Paul Ward reported that the defibrillator had been replaced with an updated version and is fully functional. One or two residents were not aware of its location, and for information, it is in the Old Phone box 2 doors south of the Pub.

6. Parish Walkabout 2022 - update There were 3 jobs that the Task force were to undertake;

1. digging back the soil off back of the path in front of stoneleigh Home approx 22m

2. Stain wooden bench at Seaton Ross end

3. Clean village nameplate at Seaton Ross end.

Items outside Task force remit, passed on to Highways;

4. Damage at bend opposite Mill Lane wasnt marked up for repair - highways commented it was now scheduled for repair.

5. Request for footpaths along length of road either side to be included in future slurry seal programme - on list for consideration. 

7. Bielby in Bloom. Thanks given to the volunteers who maintain and create a wonderful display, Winter planting had been carried out and concern expressed that a budget was insufficient, GT confirmed it was included in overall budget approved at last meeting £150 x 2 =£300 total for year to include bulbs etc for spring 2023 it was thought this may not be sufficient for the amount of planting we have in the village now. To be raised at the next meeting.

8. Bielby Beck update. CE read out Neil Readmans update,; Work had been carried out by the normal contractor and paid for by the Environment Agency (EA). NR commented that the standard of work was somewhat less than previously probably because the EA have to be seen to be protecting endangered species. Also in an effort to slow down the flow during periods of high rainfall and cause subsequent issues downstream. NR let it be known that if anyone has questions, to contact him.

9. Speed limit in village. Several residents expressed concern at speeding through the village, particularly at the South end. Cllr Leo Hammond, in attendance, spoke about how diversions through the village from works on the A1079 were an issue for other villages too and that there is legislation that encourages contractors to make sure the diversions lasted for as little time as possible and that if they did extend beyond a reasonable time that payment could be claimed by parishes affected. 

On measures within the village, there are 3 things that could be done;

1. Create a community speed watch - volunteers from the village would be trained to use and record speeders through the village with a camera - requires a minimum of 6 volunteers.

2. Physical measures including speed bumps or chicanes, experience from ERYC shows that these measures often create other hazards and quoted higher accident rates at Fangfoss when a chicane was installed. They are less enthusiastic about these.

3. Humber Community speed watch vans - these could be requested but we are at the mercy of their timetable and other commitments.

• Dorothy Zottola asked about a weight restriction, LH commented that there are some already in place which forces traffic through other routes, Seaton Ross however had put up HGV Route signs to assist drivers to a suitable road. It was put to the room to seek volunteers for the community speedwatch, there were 5; Robert Zottola, Elizabeth Thompson, Tony Britton, Paul Ward and David Tyas.

• LH said he would ask ERYC about HGV route signs.

• Steve Ridsdale commented to LH about poor visibility for large vehicles near the SUMO junction

10. Consolidation of Village lands; CE is working on resolving where village lands were and is making progress.

11. Information board for the public bench area, Julie Tew gave an update on a new information panel for the Bench area, she has two quotes, one in excess of £2500. However, it was agreed that we apply for grant funding from the “Do it for East Yorkshire fund”.

JT is working with John Peel on the content of the sign and expects to incorporate history and information on the Mill, The Pub, School(s) Church and Methodist Chapel as well as incorporating a section of the 17th Century map of the village

12. Mill Lane – picnic bench. No update, it is assumed that with the departure of Susan Richardson, that the scheme will not continue.

13. Do it for East Yorks Fund. GT commented that the fund is still available and actually has increased its funding by another £150k. LH said it is available for further projects, as Bielby had already used the fund to create the bench and paving area opposite the church.

14. Memorial service and wreaths, Val Nolton had sourced 2 wreaths for the village, one to be placed at the memorial in the churchyard, the other to be placed at the memorial along the canal at the WW2 aircraft crash site. CE took the wreaths to give to Steve Smith to place. John Peel commented that both the Memorial and the arched gate are 100 years old this year, hence a service is to be held onSunday 13th September at 10.50 a.m. to mark the occasion and to remember those lost in conflict.

15. Storage of Village crockery, Val Nolton has carefully stored the 50 place setting village crockery for some years now, but is refurbishing the garage in which it is stored. So we are seeking anyone with some spare storage and is willing to be available to let it out and return it whenever it is used. It was also used as a reminder to let people know that the crockery is available for any villager to use, its a 50 place setting of Dinner plates, side plates, cups and saucers etc.

16. Councillor Leo Hammond addressed the meeting.He said how impressed he was with the attendance for such a small village.

He presented a short briefing on the£4m budget ERYC have for helping families and households through the cost of living crisis, about a taskforce established with £200k for food banks and community groups offering help to vulnerable families. Also a programme to upgrade several hundred social housing dwellings. If anyone is seeking help, he referred them to the ERYC website ( https://www.eastriding.gov.uk/cost-of-living-help-for-households/ ) or to contact him.

CE asked about a Public right of way (PROW) across the field from the canal bridge to the beck, LH said that if its not registered with ERYC then it is unlikely to be a PROW, however an application could be made if someone had the motivation and evidence of 20 years continued use. In the meantime please respect the landowners request not to use the shortcut however tempting it is to make a circular walk. It does cause damage and financial loss as crops are damaged and the ground is consolidated causing even worse drainage problems.

Meeting closed at 8.35pm

Graham Tew

Secretary to Bielby Parish Meeting

Update on Road repairs August and September 2022, Police Newsletters and Home for Great British Rail Bid

Forthcoming Road closure notices updated 

Official Notice here and Plan route diversions here.

Police Newsletters

For Pocklington

and

Market Weighton

Home of Great British Rail.

This message has been sent at the request of Councillor Leo Hammond (by Dawn Johnson)


Some of you might be aware that our neighbour York has successfully got down to one of the last six (out of an original list of over forty) areas being considered as the new Home of Great British Rail.


Great British Rail will be the new Governing body of our entire railway infrastructure. It would be a great opportunity, not just for York, but also the East Riding to secure this government body nearby.


Already, many East Riding residents, especially in our part of the county, work for the railway industry in York, and this massive investment from Government would unlock additional employment and educational opportunities for our residents.


It will also hopefully improve local infrastructure and transport!

The Government has launched a consultative vote on which of the last six areas the U.K. population would like to see as the new Home of Great British Rail. Whilst the final decision rests with the Secretary of State for Transport, this vote will help influence the Secretary’s decision.

Recently, myself and Cllr Paul West brought a motion to Full Council at ERYC to ask the council to back York’s bid because of the benefits our residents will get if York is successful. The Council voted unanimously in favour of our motion.

It is now important we do all we can to ensure York wins the public vote. I have voted online, as have many others I have spoken to.

I am writing to you to ask you to vote and encourage those around you to vote. Please vote for York and support our region in this great opportunity.

You can vote here: https://gbrtt.co.uk/hq-competition-public-vote/

Best wishes,

Leo
Councillor Leo Hammond
Wolds Weighton Ward

Road Repairs 15th August

 The work to be undertaken commencing 15^th August is all at the Everingham (Southern) end of the village and is to improve the drainage.

Phase 1: Monday 15th August 2022 until Wednesday 17th August 2022

"The road closure is necessary to enable the drainage and carriageway improvement works to be carried out in a manner consistent with ensuring the safety of the public. The Order is valid for 18 months, but it is anticipated that the works will be completed within 3 days on Phase 1."

Road Repairs Monday 15th August & 2nd September

 Dear Villagers,

We have been notified by the highways department that they plan to make selective repairs to the roads in and around the village commencing next Monday 15^th August and again from Tuesday the 2^nd September.  The initial work in August will take three days and the work in September is likely to take seven days.  Access will be allowed to residents but it may be necessary to enter and leave the village from a different direction.   

Road Repairs & Closure Information

 

Can I remind residents to avoid parking on the road near to where yellow paint has been used to mark areas to be repaired.

 

I will try to find out more detail on which repairs will be done first and advise you accordingly.  

 

Chris Emptage

Road Repairs

 Road Repairs

Villager may have noticed a copious use of yellow paint on roads in and around the village. These are indicating where repairs are necessary and will be carried out in the next month or so.

I am advised that only the areas marked in yellow will be repaired as the cost of tarmac has increased substantially as a result of the war in Ukraine.

I am reliably informed that we will receive seven day’s notice of when the work will commence (unlike the emergency closure of the road at the Everingham end of the village).

Once we have been advised I will update the Bielby BLOG. It will help the council repair team if residents can avoid parking on or near any of the yellow road marking.

Thanks,

Chris Emptage

Road Closed In Bielby

Road Closed in Bielby. Chris E has phoned to say the road at the Everingham end of Bielby should be open by 4pm today (Monday 25th July), they are working on the tarmac this morning. Thanks.

OK, thanks for the warning

 This popped into the inbox a couple of days ago, but I just opened it today....

Hi there,

For your information I attach a copy of the Public Notice to make the above Order, together with Plan Number showing the site referred to and the alternative route.

Kind regards,

Annabelle Sach

Highways Technical Assistant

Highways North (Area 2)

links to documents;

Notice

Plan

News About Condition of Bielby Lane

Please find below the letter Chris Emptage received regarding resurfacing Bielby Lane.

Dear Mr Emptage  

Thank you for your email dated 27 February 2021, regarding Bielby Lane.  

Unfortunately, the recent wet and freezing weather conditions have caused the number of  potholes appearing in the East Riding to rise significantly.  

Minor repairs are ordered for Bielby Lane, following a further inspection completed last week.  

Regarding the issue of fully resurfacing the road, the funds available are allocated based on a  priority rating system of all of the roads within the East Riding, and the current ranking of Bielby  Lane makes it unlikely that it will be resurfaced any earlier than 2026.  

In the interim period we will continue to carry out minor repairs as required.  

Yours sincerely  

Paul Abbott  

Head of Housing, Transportation and Public Protection  

Sent on behalf of  

Paul Bellotti  

Director of Communities and Environment 

Road Closure - Common Lane, Bielby

THE EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE COUNCIL

ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 (1)

TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC

Common Lane, Bielby

Notice is hereby given that The East Riding of Yorkshire Council intends not less than seven days from the date of this notice to make an Order, the effect of which will be to prohibit any vehicle from proceeding along Common Lane, Bielby commencing:

Monday 18th January 2021 until Friday 29th January 2021

The road closure is necessary to enable the carriageway resurfacing works to be carried out in a

manner consistent with ensuring the safety of the public. The Order is valid for 18 months, but it

is anticipated that the works will be completed within 12 days.

The alternative route for traffic affected by the road closure will be via:

Melbourne Road, Common Road, Main Street, Hodsow Lane Roundabout, York Road, Hodsow Lane, Hayton Road.

The diversion route will be signed at the time of closure. The road will be closed to all traffic.

Further information can be obtained by contacting the Council on 01482 393939 and asking for Highways

Link to map of area

Repairs To Bielby Lane

Chris Emptage has received an email regarding proposed road works to repair the potholes on Bielby Lane near Hayton.

Re: Road West of Hayton - Bielby Lane 

Thank you for your email dated 14 September, 2020, notifying us of potholes appearing again along Bielby Lane. 

The Highways team have now issued works for the roadmaster machine to visit the road in the near future to provide a pothole fill, and overlay spray of bitumen and chippings on the affected areas. This will provide a more robust repair for the forthcoming months, and over winter especially. 

The team has also placed the lane on their forward programme for major patching and surface dressing consideration. 

Mill Lane - temporary road closure in July

Mill Lane will be closed temporarily between July 13th and 15th for a water supply to be installed.

The notice below has been received from ERYC.

THE EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE COUNCIL
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 (1)
TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC
Part of Mill Lane, Bielby
Notice is hereby given that The East Riding of Yorkshire Council intends not less than seven days from the date of
this notice to make an Order, the effect of which will be to prohibit any vehicle from proceeding along part of Mill
Lane, Bielby between Acorn Cottage and the junction with Main Street, commencing 13th July 2020 until 15th July
2020.
The road closure is necessary to enable the works to install a new water supply to be carried out in
a manner consistent with ensuring the safety of the public. The Order is valid for 18 months, but it
is anticipated that the works will be completed within 3 days.
The alternative route for traffic affected by the road closure will be via: N/A There will be a road plate onsite to
maintain access for residents.
The diversion route will be signed at the time of closure. The road will be closed to all through traffic but access
will be maintained for emergency vehicles and residents.
Further information can be obtained by contacting the Council on 01482 393939 and asking for Highways
Customer Care
Dated this 24th June 2020.
Paul Bellotti
Director of Communities and Environment
County Hall
Beverley
East Riding of Yorkshire
HU17 9BA

ERYC Village Task Force

The Village Task Force will be visiting Bielby this year.  They undertake works in the village relating to minor pot-holes, footpaths, line painting, sign repairs/washing and vegetation trimming.

The Council's representative will be meeting Steve Ridsdale on Friday to walk around the village and identify any works to be undertaken.

If you wish Steve to highlight any specific issues then please let us know using the Contact Form.

Highway Issues Wolds Weighton July 2015

Here is the link to view the Highways Issue for the Wolds Weigthon Area for July 2015.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1P5DEqM5L8YdGhCcFZ5NjVaSDJ4MU8xSG1XX1hsMzdDOS1n/view?usp=sharing

Emergency Road Closure Thorpe Le Street 23rd February

EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE COUNCIL 

ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 (2)

TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC ACCESS ONTO THORPE LE STREET ROAD, THORPE LE STREET AND THORPE LE STREET ROAD, EVERINGHAM.

The East Riding of Yorkshire Council hereby give notice that during the following periods no person shall cause any vehicle to proceed along part of Thorpe le Street Road, Thorpe le Street, and Thorpe le Street Road, Everingham, for a period of up to 21 days.

23 February 2015

The emergency road closure is necessary to enable essential carriageway work to be carried out in a manner consistent with ensuring the safety of the public.

The alternative route available for traffic affected by the closure will be via Main Street, Southfield Lane, Bull Lane, Harswell Lane, A614  and A 1079.

The road will be closed to all traffic including emergency services but open to pedestrians.

Further information can be obtained from Highways Section Tel: 0845 6001666 CY

Dated this day 12th day of February 2015  

    Nigel Leighton

    Director of Environment and Neighbourhood Services

County Hall

Beverley

East Riding of Yorkshire

HU17 9BA