Resilience & Emergencies Drop-in @ The Moorside Room, 14 April 1.30 - 6pm
North Yorkshire Council Resilience & Emergencies Team will be holding a Drop-in session on Tuesday 14th April 1.30pm to 6pm at the Moorside Room, 9 Church Street, Kirkbymoorside YO62 6AZ. The session is to allow residents affected by flooding to come and discuss and understand the Section 19 Report. It is an opportunity to raise any concerns they may have since the flooding in December 2024 or just generally have a chat with officers.
In attendance will be representatives from Flood Risk Management, Resilience & Emergencies, the Environment Agency and Yorkshire Water.
Residents from any town or village, including those who are on the Property Flood Resilience Scheme across the Rye, are welcome to attend.
There will also be a session in Sinnington Village Hall on Tuesday 21st April 1.30pm to 6pm.
Invitation to Allerton Park Recovery Centre Open Day on 1 April
NHS - Choose Well - Stay Well
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Let’s choose well Get the right care |
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Self-care starts with choosing well Knowing when you can look after yourself, when a pharmacist can help, and when to get advice from your GP makes a real difference. By choosing the right care for your illness or injury, you’re looking after your health and helping NHS staff care for those who need it most. Learn more about self-care and getting the right support: Choose Well. Stay Well |
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Think Pharmacy first Your local pharmacy is a quick, easy way to get expert healthcare advice for common illnesses like coughs, colds, aches and pains. Highly trained pharmacy teams can assess symptoms, offer treatment, and in some cases provide prescription medicines without needing a GP appointment. You can speak to your pharmacist in confidence, often in a private consultation area, about even the most personal health concerns. Find out how pharmacies can help: |
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Not sure where to go? Talk before you walk NHS 111 is here to help if you need medical advice fast but it’s not a 999 emergency. Available free, 24/7, you can call NHS 111 or use NHS 111 online. A trained clinical advisor will assess your symptoms and guide you to the right care, whether that’s self-care advice, a pharmacy, an urgent treatment centre, an out-of-hours GP, or another NHS service. They can even book appointments for you when needed. Call NHS 111 if you:
If you think you need medical help right now, 111 online can tell you what to do next. Get help for your symptoms - NHS 111
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Your GP surgery is here for you Your local GP surgery offers a wide range of family health services—from advice on staying well and preventing illness, to vaccinations, examinations, treatment and prescriptions. They can also refer you to other health services when specialist care is needed. GP practices have a whole team ready to help, including nurses, advanced nurse practitioners, pharmacists and healthcare assistants. You don’t always need to see a GP—the receptionist can help guide you to the right professional for your needs. Many practices offer urgent appointments, evening and weekend services, as well as online booking, repeat prescriptions and online consultations. Remember to keep your appointment or let the surgery know if you need to cancel or change it. Visit GP Surgery - Let's Get Better or your GP practice website to find out what services are available and how to access them. Choose Well. Stay Well |
Kirkbymoorside 10k Sunday 3 May 2026
North Yorkshire Landscape Character Assessment (LCA) Consultation - Closing date Friday 27th February 2026
North Yorkshire Council, invites you to input into an online consultation hub regarding the update of the North Yorkshire Landscape Character Assessment (LCA).
North Yorkshire Council have commissioned LUC to update the North Yorkshire Landscape Character Assessment (LCA), which will form part of their new Local Plan evidence base.
The assessment will provide an update and refresh of the existing 2011 North Yorkshire and York Landscape Characterisation LCA, drawing together information within the existing district-level LCAs and cross referencing the National Park LCAs. The updated study will provide a single, overarching and unified assessment for North Yorkshire. Since 2011, there have been significant changes in national planning policy and environmental management guidance, as well as newly identified forces for change and changes on the ground. The updated study will reflect these changes and provide the Council with a comprehensive, accessible, and fit-for-purpose resource to support effective decision-making and landscape management across the study area.
The link to the hub is here: https://north-yorkshire-landscape-character-luc.hub.arcgis.com/