Sinnington

a Ryedale, North Yorkshire parish

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The Village Hall

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

CORONAVIRUS – COVID19

With immediate effect, the village hall is closed for all bookings until further notice. Any enquiries to be addressed to the Secretary.

The village hall provides flexible accommodation for all users. It comprises a main hall with an attached fully equipped kitchen, a meeting room with facilities for light refreshments, and a storeroom.

For booking enquiries please contact the Secretary Alison Mitchell on 01751 432524 or email at; sinnington.v.h@btinternet.com

The Annual General Meeting was on Wednesday February 12th 2020 at 7.30 pm in the main village hall. There is a new management committee, further details to be uploaded later.

Dog Fouling

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We would just like to remind all Residents and Visitors, to Sinnington, to please pick up after their dog. There have been a few incidents of owners failing to pick up, which is a finable offence and a serious health hazard.  Thank you to the responsible owners that do.

Sinnington Parish Council

Local History Group update

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November 2019

Sinnington Local History Group was formed in 2010 with an objective to record, archive and share village history with the community. Meetings are held monthly on the second Saturday of the month in the village hall meeting room. The group organises talks and presentations about local history particularly about the village, its people and its environs.

The annual report for 2020 can be found at the following link: Annual-report-2019-20

Home and Personal Security Advice

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At the Parish Council Open Meeting residents asked if the Police could give advice on home and personal security.
Community Police Officers Holly Hornsby and Sean Simpson attended and advise residents about home security and dealing with unwanted cold callers.
Residents were advised to register with North Yorkshire Community Messaging to receive instant notification of crime notifications in the area.
Go to  www.northyorkshirecommunitymessaging.org