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Scorton is a small village situated near Richmond, North Yorkshire, England. The name ‘Scorton’ is believed to date from Anglo-Saxon times and is thought to mean ‘Short Tun’, as opposed the nearby village of Langton or ‘Long Tun’ (Tun = Old English for Homestead). The main feature of our village is its raised green – one of only two in England. The green is also host to our annual feast, the roots of which date back to 1257.
Scorton was the first village with its own website which was launched back in 1998 – that’s over 20 years on the Internet! The site has been through many incarnations since those days – feel free to drop us a line and let us know what you think of this one.
Gig on the Green 8th July
Feast 19th – 21st August
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PLANNED ROAD CLOSURE NOTIFICATION – SW-37979-Blind Lane to Hodber Hill, Forest & Forest Road, Scorton,& Bolton on Swale Road to Forest Road, Bolton on Swale
The Closure will be in place for a period of 25 days between 11th April 2023 and 5th May 2023 to allow for Northern Power Grid to undertake cable installation works (08:00-17:00 weekdays only, road re-opened outside of these hours and bank holidays if safe to do so). There will also be closures at the junction of Bolton on Swale to Forest Road and Forest Road alongside this closure for associated works.
The Road Closure and any associated Diversion Routes can be viewed using this URL link https://one.network/?tm=
Regards
North Yorkshire County Council
The Parish Council in Scorton is made up of 7 elected members and a clerk. The Councillors are elected every 4 years and anyone who lives or works in the Parish is generally eligible. The next election is due in May 2027. Meetings are held every month (usually the last Wednesday in the month) in the Scorton War Memorial Institute and all are welcome.
Parish Councils have been in existence for over 100 years and are the closest tier of local government to the people. Scorton Parish Council aims to represent Scorton at both local and national level.
The main responsibilities of the Parish Council are:
o Owning (on your behalf) and maintaining public spaces & buildings (The Green, Bridge Green, Jubilee Green, Mollie Cail Park, Cemetery & the Bus Shelter) Open Spaces Society report about new village green registration for Jubilee Green
o Providing a voice for the village in matters such as planning, highways, quarry, etc.
o Developing new initiatives, recent ones include new conservation style street lamps, free community broadband, footbridge, seating, and updating the play facilities plus many more …
o Generally ensuring Scorton is a great place to live
Ian Threlfall (Treasurer & Parish Council Representative for Scorton War Memorial Institute)
David Rafelt (Vice Chair) Jenny Harper (Parish Council Representative for Tarmac liaison meetings) Alan Bell Martyn Calvert Helen Richardson
Mrs Vicki Raven
Ash House
Southside
Scorton
Richmond
North Yorkshire
DL10 6DN
E-mail: scortonpc.clerk@gmail.com Phone: 07513 173762
District Councillors: Ian Threlfall (cllr.i.threlfall@richmondshire.gov.uk), Leslie Rowe (cllr.l.rowe@richmondshire.gov.uk), Paul Spencer (cllr.p.spencer@richmondshire.gov.uk)
County Councillor: Carl Les (cllr.Carl.Les@northyorks.gov.uk)
Highways: 0300 1235000
NHS: 111
RDC/Local Dog Warden: 01748 829100
Action Fraud: 0300 1232040
Cemetery agenda 28th September 2022
Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021: unauthorised encampments factsheet
Vehicular access over Common land document
Annual & Normal agenda 28th April 2021
May 15th 2019 Annual & monthly agenda
March 2017 agenda March 2017 minutes
February 2017 agenda February 2017 minutes
January 2017 agenda January 2017 minutes
November 2016 agenda November 2016 minutes
October 2016 agenda October 2016 minutes
September 2016 agenda September 2016 minutes
July 2016 agenda July 2016 minutes
June 2016 agenda June 2016 minutes
May 2016 agenda May 2016 annual minutes May 2016 minutes
March 2016 agenda March 2016 minutes
February 2016 agenda February 2016 minutes
January 2016 agenda January 2016 minutes
November 2015 agenda November 2015 minutes
October 2015 agenda October 2015 minutes
September 2015 agenda September 2015 minutes
July 2015 agenda July 2015 minutes
June 2015 agenda June 2015 minutes
May 2015 agenda May 2015 annual minutes May 2015 minutes
April 2015 agenda April 2015 minutes
2015 – 16 Accounts Bank reconciliation 2015 – 16
Bank reconciliation 2016 – 2017
Bank reconcilliation 2017-2018
Bank reconcilliation 2018-2019
Bank reconcilliation 2020-2021
Annual Return Year ending 31/03/18
Annual return year ending 31/3/19
Annual return year ending 31/3/20 section 1
Annual return year ending 31/3/20 section 2
Annual return year ending 31/3/20 Public rights
Annual return year ending 31/3/21
Analysis of variances year ending 31.3.21
Annual return ending 31/3/21 Completion of audit
Annual return year ending 31/3/22 Public rights
Annual return year ending 31/3/22 Section 1
Annual return year ending 31/3/22 Section 2
External Auditor report 2021/22 section 3
Conclusion of audit notice 2021/22
Our local business directory is below. To have your business added, click here and send us a high resolution image and a business description. We will then add you to the directory.
Scorton is located just 3 miles from the A1(M) at Catterick. We are also 7 miles from Richmond, 10 miles from Northallerton, 40 miles from York, 50 miles from Newcastle and 50 miles from Leeds. Teesside airport is only 16 miles away.
Travelling from the North (A1): travel past Scotch Corner Services and exit at the next junction signposted Catterick (A6136). Follow the road for 3/4 mile to the traffic lights and crossroads. Turn left (B6271) and follow this road for around 3 miles to Scorton.
Travelling from the South (A1): heading North, leave at the new Catterick Central junction in the roadworks. Take third exit at first round-about then first exit at second round-about to join A1 southbound. Leave at Catterick South junction and follow this road through Catterick Village. Continue on this road and you will eventually come past Catterick Racecourse on your left. Continue driving, crossing Catterick Bridge. After 1/2 mile you will come to a set of traffic lights and crossroads. Turn right (B6271) and follow this road for around 3 miles to Scorton.
Send us an e-mail at scortonpc.clerk@gmail.com
Social
If you want your club or society listed, click here and send us a high resolution image and a description. We will then add your club to the directory.
Archery
Practice on the archery field next to Beck Green on Wednesday 7:00pm – 8:30pm and Sunday 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Beavers, Cubs & Scouts
Scorton War Memorial Institute/Brompton Sports Hall.
Contact: Joe 07779286620 geko@talktalk.net
Domino Drive
Every 3rd Tuesday in the month. Scorton War Memorial Institute.
Contact Ian Threlfall:
01748 811323
Walks
Monthly guided walks Contact: Jenny Harper 01748 818033
Mums & Tots
Scorton Institute Thursday 9.30 –11.30am
Contact: Scorton Village Pre-School 01748 812825
Short Mat Bowling Club
Every Thursday. Scorton Institute. Contact: Martin Carter 01748 812091
Curlew Cycle Rides
Monthly bike rides around Scorton. Contact: John Yorke 07795 097985 or curlewcyclinggroup@gmail.
com
Scorton Methodist Chapel
Worship Service every Sunday 10.30. Contact: Angela Heywood 810850
St Mary’s Parish Church
Service every Sunday 9.30am.
Contact: Freda 01748 811926
Young Farmers
Hackforth Village Hall every Tuesday 7.30 12 –26yrs Contact: Alex Chapman 07762787411
Crafty Ladies
1st and 3rd Thursday in the month – 1:30pm to 4:00pm.
Contact Sheila 01748 818332
Women’s Institute
1st Wednesday in the month at 7:45pm
Contact Sandra 01748 811318