Category Archives: High Catton

Team Strangeway Making Good Progress

Posted on April 1, 2019 by andystrangeway

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 →

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Church Lane, High Catton Pot Hole

Posted on January 3, 2019 by andystrangeway

As the pot hole just outside the 30 mph on Church Lane, High Catton is causing problems for residents I have requested ERYC repair it at the earliest opportunity.

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The Link – November Cover

Posted on November 10, 2018 by andystrangeway

This months cover of The Link magazine is a wonderful commemoration of WW1 The Link is a highly respected monthly magazine covering High Catton, Leppington, Low Catton, Scorely, Scrayingham and Stamford Bridge. Well done to The Link team for providing … Continue reading →

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Cattons Junction – Safety Maintenance Required

Posted on October 29, 2018 by andystrangeway

With two bollards flattened and one worse for wear the Cattons junction to Stamford Bridge is in need of safety maintenance. I have requested ERYC undertake safety maintenance at the junction at the earliest opportunity.

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High Catton Pot Hole Repaired Again

Posted on June 27, 2018 by andystrangeway

When I refer issues to ERYC it is then for officers to make decisions. Although I requested that the High Catton pot hole was patched it was once again filled. This is better than nothing.

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High Catton Road Crumbling: Patch Requested

Posted on June 18, 2018 by andystrangeway

Just outside the 30 mph zone in High Catton the condition of the road is best described as crumbling. As numerous attempts have been made to fill this “pot hole” I have requested ERYC to remove the crumbling area and replace … Continue reading →

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Low Catton Road: Run Offs And Pot Holes

Posted on June 9, 2018 by andystrangeway

The run off at the junction of Low Catton, High Catton and Stamford Bridge is in need of maintenance. I believe consideration also needs to be given to maintenance of further run offs and pot holes on the Low Catton … Continue reading →

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The Cattons Pot Holes – Work Completed

Posted on May 17, 2018 by andystrangeway

Following on from The Cattons Pot Holes: Job Ticket Raised I am delighted to say that a number of potholes along Broad Lane and Main Street Low Catton have been repaired. I would like to thank Paul Bellotti, ERYC Interim Director of Environment … Continue reading →

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The Cattons Pot Holes: Job Ticket Raised

Posted on May 4, 2018 by andystrangeway

Having requested the repair of the pot hole at the Low Catton Tri-junction and this morning requested ERYC to undertake a full repair of all pot holes in The Cattons Parish I am pleased to announced planned works. ERYC have … Continue reading →

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The Cattons Parish: Pot Holes

Posted on May 4, 2018 by andystrangeway

At last nights The Catton Parish Council meeting the subject of the extensive pot holes in the Parish was raised. I fully appreciate that due to National Government policy there is less money coming down to ERYC. In addition repairs … Continue reading →

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