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From the Parish Council – April 2024
74 Bus, D-Day 80 Commemoration, Salt Bins, Potholes, SPC Vacancies
Read MoreScruton Sky at Night – March 2024
Orion continues its dominance, but Leo begins to dominate in the south.
Read MoreNature Notes – March 2024
Walking up Fence Dyke Lane recently, I noticed a huge flock of fieldfares feeding when suddenly a large female sparrow hawk made an attack and killed one.
Read MoreGardeners’ World – March 2024
It has been an extremely wet winter, almost impossible to get on the ground, but a good time to re-plan the garden and to experiment with contrasting shapes, textures and colours. Gardens never stand still and always need re-thinking. Snowdrops are finishing and this is the best time to split them ‘in the green’ when…
Read MoreVillage Hall News – February 2024
Auditor, Email, Diary
Read MoreNature Notes – February 2024
At the end of the last Ice Age much of England was covered by an ice sheet between two and three kilometres thick.
Read MoreMorton Bridge Saga
Syd Nye reports that Scruton Parish Councillors met with the Highways Agency and North Yorkshire Council regarding the recent flooding at Morton Flatts.
Read MoreScruton Jazz Band
For more about SJB contact Susan Rogers, 07776 145529 or scrutonjazzandblues@gmail.com
Read MoreRSPB Big Garden Bird Watch for 2024
Take part in the World’s Largest Wildlife Survey – RSPB Big Garden Bird Watch for 2024 on 26-28 January. https://www.rspb.org.uk/whats-happening/big-garden-birdwatch
Read MoreNature Notes – January 2024
The early winter weather has been dominated by gales bringing warm weather from the west due to a strong El Nino.
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