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The Roos Parish website provides information and news for residents of Roos, Tunstall, Hilston and Owstwick and others. 

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ROOS PARISH NOTICEBOARD

 

 

LOCAL ELECTIONS   2023

 ROOS PARISH COUNCIL

The following were elected: Cllrs: Thomas Cook, Alec Dodson, Barney Nisbet, Bob Smales, Bruce West and David Winter.

Therefore the Council has vacancies for three Councillors to serve  on Roos Parish Council.

 

If you are interested in serving the communities of Hilston, Owstwick, Roos and Tunstall and feel that you could efficiently contribute to the successful operation of the Council then please

e-mail your application to barryleemktg@tiscali.co.uk or to the

Clerk to Roos Parish Council, 270 Seaside Road,  Aldbrough HU11 4SA by the 2^nd June 2023 

Please give brief details of any possible community/public service work you have been or are involved in presently together with any other attributes  you feel may benefit the Council should you be co-opted to one of  the vacant positions.

If you need any details about qualification for being a  Councillor or require more information about the role, please contact

Barry Lee on 07706 849333

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ROOS PARISH COUNCIL: NEXT MEETING  5th June 2023

 

For the Agenda Click Here

 

 Minutes of the meeting held on 15th May 2023 Click Here 

 

              Minutes of the 2022 AGM  are awaited

For the Statement of Accounts 2022 - 2023 Click Here

 

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HUMBER & NORTH YORKSHIRE HEALTH CARE PARTNERSHIP

ADVICE DURING NHS HEALTH SERVICE INDUSTRIAL ACTION

 

Click Here for full details.

 

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Natural England : England Coast Path - Update

 

Much of this new National Trail around all of England’s coast has been completed or is well underway. However, the stretch between Bridlington and Easington is problematic.

“The Holderness Coast section of the ECP presents a challenging environment to create a National Trail standard path due to the area’s high rate of coastal erosion. There requires a scheme of small culverts and footbridges to be installed across the drains and waterways which cross the England Coast Path’s route to make it walkable to a National Trail standard.

A grant from DEFRA will be required to fund these works. It is expected that 20 crossings need to be installed by ERYC in 2023. The work undertaken on the route is secured using ERYC’s procurement process by local construction firms who bid for the contracts. These vary in width, design and their distance set back form the cliff edge based on the erosion rate in that specific area they are in. This is presently being drawn up by ERYC and landowners will be contacted in early 2023 to discuss the access and construction of these by ERYC’s contractors.”

See:

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1118433/coastal-access-england-map.pdf

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1113027/ECP-north-east-map.pdf

 

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WIND FARM COMMUNITY FUNDS 2023

TEDDER HILL COMMUNITY WINDFARM FUND:  The 2023 Fund closed on Monday 24th April 2023.

Applications of up to £1000 can be made at any time via the Small Grants Fund.

Applications for over £1,000 should be made online to the main fund.

There are no upper or lower limits on the amount of money that can be requested, however, the fund panel have indicated that applications over £10,000 would be considered exceptional.

For further information   https://www.eastriding.gov.uk/council/grants-and-funding/rural-funding/tedder-hill-community-wind-farm-fund/ 

 

BURTON PIDSEA COMMUNITY WINDFARM FUND:  The 2023 Fund closed on Monday 24th April 2023

 

.Applications for up to £500 can be made to the Small Grants Fund which can be made at any time and will be considered in between panel meetings.

ROOS COMMUNITY WINDFARM FUND: 2023 

 

Roos Parish Local Community Transport Services

 

NEW. ERYC has announced a new bus service No 243, to be operated by HART.

It will commence on Tuesday 6th September 2022, starting from Withernsea at 9.30am and finishing in Beverley at 11.00am.

It is scheduled to leave Roos Post Office at 9.40am and arriving back at Roos Post Office at 14.25pm

 For full details Click Here. 

 

 Bus Service CB 3 currently runs Wednesday/Friday from Roos via

Burton Pidsea, Hedon, Preston (Sandhills Garden Centre) and Bilton (Asda)

 Click  for timetable.           https://www.medibus.org.uk/communitybusservices.html

 

 

 

 

SOUTH HOLDERNESS MEDICAL PRACTICE

  

WITHERNSEA DOCTORS

https://www.withernseadoctors.co.uk/info.aspx?p=12

 

SOUTH HOLDERNESS MEDICAL PRACTICE - ROOS

For surgery  and dispensary times click   https://www.mysurgerywebsite.co.uk/opening-times.aspx?p=B81025

 

 

 

 

Roos Woodland Group

The Group is active throughout the year: For regular up-dates on their activities follow:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/RoosWood/about

For further information please contact:   Roos Woodland Group Facebook page, or email  woodlandroos@gmail.com 

 

 

Tree and Hedgerow Planting Opportunities.

 

HUMBER FORESTS (Formerly HEYwoods)

 welcome applications from private and public landowners for new tree, woodland and hedgerow planting initiatives.

 

Visit :  www.humberforest.org

Contact: humber.forest@eastriding.gov.uk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Incidents of dog fouling continue to be reported at various locations throughout the parish including Roos Playing Field. 

Legal action cannot be taken without information concerning the identification of the dog owner. Please report incidents to the ERYC Dog Warden:

either by telephone: (01482) 393939, or by email: dog.warden@eastriding.gov.uk 

The service will need to know

* the location, time and date of the incident

 * the name (and address if known) of the dog owner, and

*a description of the dog

click here for further information.