Tollerton, North Yorkshire

Tollerton in North Yorkshire

Meeting at Warehills Lane Junction on Wednesday 22nd January 2020 with Darren Griffiths, Traffic Engineering NYCC. Ian Jackson and Sue Brookes Parish Councillors.

The difficulty for motorists using this junction was discussed and the Traffic Engineer recognised that there were definite issues with the sightline for motorists emerging onto Netwon Road. We discussed possible solutions but even the cheapest would cost considerable sum and NYCC has limited budget. They have far worse junctions that require work and so have higher priority. We flagged that we wished for it to be kept for consideration, the possibility of finding funding to split the cost of the improvement was also discussed and this would help.

The Parish Council has since had the junction surveyed by an independent contractor and now has accurate drawings to call on when we are applying for funding.

This remains a priority for the Parish Council and we will update if we make any progress.

 

Warehills Lane 

How to perform CPR

Our defbrillator is in the yellow box on the Station Road side of the Black Horse pub. It is an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and you do not need to be taught to use it. Open it and follow the spoken instructions.

Tollerton Parish Council

Your representatives are

Mrs Paula Thompson (Chairman)
Dr Ian Jackson (Vice-Chair)
Mr Murray Ferris 
Mrs Sarah Ellis
Mr Colin Runciman
Mr Andrew Maunder

Next meeting Tuesday 7th January 2025


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