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Historic RAF Aerial Photograph of Scruton from 1951
Whilst browsing the Internet recently, Joan Walker came across the above picture, taken by the RAF on 29 July 1951 (sortie 540/567, flown over Northallerton).
Read MoreScruton Parish Council Annual Report 2019-20
In these extremely trying times, the first thing that I must say is that I hope all of our parishioners are safe and well and that everybody stays that way. Let us all hope that at this time next year, Scruton has another reason to call itself a ‘Thankful Village’.
Read MoreNYCC COVID-19 Update
Councillor Annabel Wilkinson has requested that the NYCC bulletin about Covid-19 is shared with the community.
Read MoreNYCC COVID-19 Update – June 2nd
Councillor Annabel Wilkinson has requested that today’s NYCC bulletin about Covid-19 is shared with the community.
Read MoreCOVID-19 Testing in the Thirsk Area
As part of the national roll out of the Key Worker Testing for COVID–19, a number of military run drive-through Mobile Testing Units will be operating in North Yorkshire over the next few days.
Read MoreHambleton COVID-19 Testing Available
Public information issued on behalf of the Ministry of Defence and Department of Health and Social Care As part of the national roll out of the Key Worker Testing for Covid–19, a military run drive-through Mobile Testing Unit will be operating from the car park of Hambleton District Council’s Civic Centre in Northallerton on Tuesday 28th April…
Read MoreCovid-19 Advice
Do you need someone to help you with food shopping, prescriptions, posting mail, or any other urgent essentials?
Read MoreNature Notes – December 2019
A number of people have recently seen a hedgehog feeding on the village green (see photo thanks to Jane Snell). Due to the warm late summer many hedgehogs produced young in September, which puts them at risk of gaining insufficient weight to survive the winter. With the warm, wet autumn that we have had there…
Read MoreNature Notes – November 2019
The first redwings and fieldfares arrived this week and can be seen feeding on haws and rowan berries. If you have a rowan tree in your garden it may well be ‘guarded’ by a pair of mistle thrushes and they will chase off other birds attempting to feed. As daylight becomes shorter, feeding birds is…
Read MoreNature Notes – October 2019
We have all experienced some lovely open summer days recently, which suddenly came to an end the day after the equinox There have been signs of autumn for some time early morning mists, spiders and flies coming into houses to hibernate, tree leaves gradually turning colour, lots of fruits and ripe hedgerow berries Most summer…
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