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What does the Council do?
Killinghall Parish Council represents the community in matters affecting the parish, and maintains and improves parish-owned property.
Representing the community
This includes:
- Liaising with North Yorkshire Council on various matters, for example:
- highways
- footpaths
- transport
- Commenting on planning applications
- Responding to consultations
The Council also supports local community groups and events.
Parish-owned property
The Council maintains and improves parish-owned property. There are more of these assets than you might have imagined. Follow this link to download the Asset Register (a PDF file is downloaded). They include items such as:
- Parish noticeboards
- historic plaques
- public benches
- defibrillator
- signs
There are two significant parish-owned properties, The Glebe and the recently acquired Killinghall Moor Allotments.
The Glebe
The Glebe is a recreational space in the heart of Killinghall.
Follow this link to find out more about The Glebe.
Killinghall Moor Allotments
The allotments are situated in the southern end of the Parish.
Follow this link to find out more about the allotments.
