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  • Home
  • About
    • Welcome
    • What we do
    • The Council's Priorities
    • Powers and Duties
    • Community Awards
    • The Moorside Room
    • Manor Vale Woodland
  • Councillors
  • Calendar
  • Agendas and Minutes
  • Reports & Documents
    • Standing Orders
      • Council Standing Orders
      • Financial Standing Orders
    • Policies
      • Accessibility Statement
      • Commitment to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy
      • Complaints
      • Co-Option Policy
      • Freedom of Information
      • Freedom of the Town
      • Grants
      • Model Publication Scheme
      • Moorside Room Policy Position
      • Press/Media
      • Privacy Notice - General
      • Privacy Notice - Staff, Councillors & Volunteers
      • Zero Tolerance
    • Mayor's Reports
      • Mayor's Report 2023-24
      • Mayor's Report 2022-23
      • Mayor's Report 2021-22
      • Mayor's Report 2020-21
      • Mayor's Report 2019-20
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      • Mayor's Report 2017-18
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      • Annual Return
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2023-24
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2022-23
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2021-22
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2020-21
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2019-20
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2018-19
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2017-18
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2016-17
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2015-16
        • Annual Governance & Accountability Return 2014-15
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        • Budget 2018-19
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    • Governance
      • Code of Conduct for Members
    • Cemetery
      • Cemetery Fees
      • Cemetery Regulations
    • Manor Vale Management Plan
    • Good Councillor's Guide
    • Kirkbymoorside Catchment Flood Risk Management
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Annual Report

You can read the Mayor's Annual Report here

Community Connect

Click here for information on initiatives and projects co-ordinated by Ryedale Community Connect, to tackle community issues caused by COVID-19.

Flood Risk Management

The Town Council has been proactive in trying to address concerns by local residents regarding flood risk

More details...

Grants

The council can make grants for projects that benefit the town.  More details...

Kirkbymoorside Town Mayor's Christmas Message

York and North Yorkshire Precept Survey 2025/2026

David Skaith, the Mayor for York and North Yorkshire, is asking for your views before setting the amount that goes to North Yorkshire Police and, separately, to North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service from your council tax bill. This is known as a Precept.  

The Mayor has to balance council tax increases against the growing demands for both emergency services. Addressing years of underinvestment in North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is a high priority for the Mayor.

Any increase in funding must be thought through carefully. Before setting the levels of precept for the two services, the Mayor would like to know your views on the possible options.

·       The survey will take no longer than 7 minutes to complete.

·       The survey will close at 10am on Monday 20th January 2025.

The Mayor's Precept Survey 2025/2026

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Information should be accessible for all. If you require this information in a different language or format, please contact the Office for Policing, Fire, Crime and Commissioning at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call us on 01423 569 562 to request a copy.  

Our privacy notice about how we use and protect your data can be found here: Survey Privacy Notice

Emergency Response to Storm Darragh

The Lead Local Flood Authority, North Yorkshire Council, are continuing to provide a range of support to communities affected by Storm Darragh in the county.

Properties were flooded over the weekend in the Kirkbymoorside area after the storm swept in across North Yorkshire.

To help those affected, North Yorkshire Council are working alongside Kirkbymoorside Town Council, led by Cllr Jean Illingworth. An Emergency Response Centre has been set up at the Moorside Room in Church Street in Kirkbymoorside where officers and volunteers are available to offer assistance.

Incident Recovery Information issued by North Yorkshire Council has been circulated to all residences affected by flooding.

The local assistance centre will be open every day this week between 9am and 5pm and is being staffed by people who can give a range of advice for those whose properties have been affected. Private spaces are also available for anyone who wants to have a confidential conversation.

Meanwhile, there continues to be about 60 properties in North Yorkshire which remain without power due to Storm Darragh, with Northern Powergrid engineers fixing faults caused by fallen trees and the high winds over the weekend. Northern Powergrid is hopeful that power will be restored to the affected properties today. These are on top of the usual power incidents that can occur each day.   

For people affected by loss of power in the Kirkbymoorside area, ‘winter warmer’ packs are available from the Moorside Room support centre. The packs include items such as a power bank, torches, blankets and hot water bottles.

If any additional support is needed from Northern Powergrid, customers can contact 105 or priority service customers can call 0800 169 2996.

A number of roads in North Yorkshire remain closed because of flooding and fallen trees. There were 160 reports of fallen trees and we are continuing to work around the clock to clear as many of the routes as possible.

Highways teams, subcontractors and other colleagues including parks and grounds have been working to remove the remainder of trees blocking highways and have made good progress.

This is a dynamic situation, with the picture changing as crews address issues such as fallen trees on site or water levels dropping so roads can be reopened.

But there are only a small number of roads still closed in the Area 4 Kirby Misperton patch, which are currently being inspected to determine whether we can re-open them.

Crews will continue to inspect the roads network and respond as necessary until we return fully to business as usual - whilst the calmer weather will assist in this, we will also continue to monitor any residual effects as water moves down catchments.

North Yorkshire Council have a duty to investigate significant flood events to establish which organisations, such as themselves, the Environment Agency and Internal Drainage Boards, had flood risk management functions relating to the flooding, and whether they have done, or intend to do, anything in relation to this. 

The report will try to establish the circumstances that led to the flooding, including reviewing weather data, river levels and the experience of residents and any evidence they may have. We will then make recommendations based on the conclusions of the report.

If you have been affected by the flooding in Kirkbymoorside, please email the flood team at North Yorkshire Council at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. so they can collate as much evidence as possible and discuss the next steps of the investigation process. 

North Yorkshire Council

County Hall

Northallerton

DL7 8AD

 

Telephone: 01423 556705

Mobile: 07525 988364
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Web: www.northyorks.gov.uk

 

 

Community Christmas Buffet

  1. Moorside Room Committee - Non-Councillor Vacancies

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Fix my street

Quite a few problems can be reported through Fix My Street - a web site with links to Ryedale and North Yorskhire Councils.

The Moorsider

The Moorsider is the town newsletter and is published about four times a year.  A copy is delivered to every household in Kirkbymoorside.  You can download a copy of the latest edition here.

Previous editions are listed below:

Winter 2012

Spring 2013, Summer 2013, Winter 2013

Soring 2014, Winter 2014

Spring 2015, Simmer 2015, Winter 2015

Spring 2016, Winter 2016

Summer 2017, Winter 2017

Spring 2018, Winter 2018

Spring 2019, Summer 2019, Winter 2019

Spring 2020, Winter 2020

Summer 2021, Winter 2021

Spring 2022, Autumn 2022

Spring 2023, Autumn 2023

Spring/Summer 2024

2024 Celebration Issue

The Moorside Room

The Moorside Room @ 9 Church Street, Kirkbymoorside, YO62 6AZ is available for hire. The space is ideal for exhibitions meetings, children's parties, exercise classes, fund raising events and is the venue for the annual North Yorkshire Open Studios.

Click Here for a Booking Form

HIRE CHARGES

Commercial bookings @ £15 per hour

A 30% discount is available to Local Community Groups and Charities @ £10.50 per hour

Rates may be negotiated for block bookings and certain events such as exhibitions at the discretion of the Town Clerk.

Manor Vale

Manor Vale is extensively used by the local community for quiet recreation and has open public access. It is located at the northern edge of the town, and is owned and managed by Kirkbymoorside Town Council. Read more about it here.

Town Council Office

Church House
7 High Market Place
Kirkbymoorside
York YO62 6AT

01751 432217

town.clerk@kirkbymoorsidetowncouncil.gov.uk

The office is located downstairs in the Community library. The Clerk works part time so please contact the office to make an appointment.

Meetings

The full council normally meets on the third Monday of each month except August. Meetings are held in Church House, High Market Place, Kirkbymoorside and start at 7pm with the Planning Committee meeting (if there are planning applications for consideration) followed by the Ordinary meeting of the full council.  For committee meetings or to check on council meetings, please refer to our calendar.

Town History

Kirkbymoorside has a long and interesting history and a very active history group who are proud to boast a collection of documents and items cataloguing the town's past. Click here for a concise history of Kirkbymoorside, courtesy of Kirkbymoorside History Group.

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