Category Archives: Barmby Moor
Barmby Moor Front Street Sign
The Front Street sign is only just hanging onto the wall in Barmby Moor. I have requested ERYC undertake the required maintenance before the sign drops off.
Team Strangeway Making Good Progress
Team Strangeway is making good progress distributing election leaflets for the ERYC election on May 2nd. Starting In Wilberfoss This Morning Sutton Upon Derwent is completed, The Cattons are almost complete, Pocklington, Wilberfoss and Stamford Bridge are all progressing well. … Continue reading →
Sutton Lane Crossroads – Flashing Light Works
I am pleased to confirm that the required works to remove the obstruction to the Sutton Lane crossroads flashing light has been passed to the Area Engineer for action. Well done ERYC.
Sutton Lane Crossroads – Flashing Light Obstruction
The fundamental purpose of the flashing “Crossing Roads Ahead Slow Down ” sign at the Sutton Lane crossroads on the A1079 near to Barmby Moor is road safety. Unfortunately the effectiveness of the sign is currently limited due to the … Continue reading →
Air Pollution Tests – Pocklington Provincial
A resident raised concerns with me as to air pollution in the Pocklington Provincial Ward. I referred the enquiry to ERYC and requested any data for the seven parishes that form Pocklington Provincial. The table below gives a summary of … Continue reading →
Feoffe Common Lane Safety Barriers Repaired
I am pleased to confirm that the Feoffe Common Lane safety barriers have now been repaired. Well done ERYC.
Feoffe Common Lane Safety Barriers
As the safety barriers on Feoffe Common Lane, Barmby Moor are in a state of disrepair I have requested ERYC undertake the required repairs at the earliest opportunity.
Barmby Moor Sign Post Repair
I can confirm that the repairs to the Barmby Moor sign post are “note for when funding is available”. Well done ERYC.
Barmby Moor Sign Post Repair Requested
As the sign post in Barmby Moor has seen better days I have requested ERYC to repair it at the earliest opportunity.
Flat Lane – Request For Flowers
A Barmby Moor resident is keen for ERYC not to cut or spray the grass verges on Flat Lane as they are in the process of planting the exposed soil with various varieties of flowers. The resident explains: “I have … Continue reading →
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