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Reighton and Speeton Neighbourhood Watch Scheme

Neighbourhood Watch Scheme

The Reighton & Speeton Neighbourhood Watch Scheme is presently under review.

In the mean time, below are the details of informative websites:

Informative websites:

www.ourwatch.org.uk
www.ryedalenhwa.co.uk

Latest Police Reports

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North Yorkshire Police

Next Council Meeting

The next Ordinary Meeting of the Parish Council will take place on Monday 25th November 2024 at starting 7:00pm

The agenda for the meeting can be found here 

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Latest Parish News

  • Police Report – November 18th November 2024
  • Police Report – October 31st October 2024
  • Yorkshire Wolds Proposed Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Project – Public and Statutory Consultation 22nd October 2024
  • Notification of Planned Road Restrictions 12th July 2024
  • Police Report – July 2024 12th July 2024
  • Police Report – May 2024 7th May 2024

Parish News Archive

Reighton Village Map

Reighton Village Map

Find Houses in Reighton

Reighton Village Map

Speeton Village Map

Speeton Village Map

Find Houses in Speeton

Speeton Map of Houses

Copies of the village maps are mounted on lecterns located at prominent positions around the villages. The "You are here" indicator shows the place where the lectern is sited in each village.

Copies of the Find Houses Maps can be found on the village Notice Boards.

Click an image for a larger view.

Useful Links

  • North Yorkshire Council
  • North Yorkshire Police
  • The Headlands Benefice
  • Ronald Falck - Artist
  • ACCESSIBILITY
  • GDPR PRIVACY POLICY
  • St Leonards Footpath Sign
  • View Filey Bay from Reighton Hall grounds
  • St Peters Church Reighton
  • VE-VJ 1995 Speeton Pond Wishing Well
  • Speeton - St Leonards

Contact us

Parish Clerk

Mrs Claire Boston

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