This page will be updated with further information as and when it becomes available, as will the Government and NHS websites, so please check regularly. Links to their sites can be found further down this page.

 

Below are some key points to consider during this difficult time, and also contact numbers for some local shops.

 

MINIMISING THE SPREAD

  • Follow the guidance given by the Government, and check regularly for new information to ensure you are following current advice to keep yourself and others safe.
  • Keep a watch out for family, friends and neighbours, especially those who may be classed as vulnerable (over 70 and those with underlying health conditions), as well as the community as a whole.
  • If you’re able to offer any help, please do so safely, observing the social-distancing advice.
  • There are many residents in isolation who are not online, please support them if you’re able. A telephone call or text message to check in on them, or a note through their door with your own contact details could help them feel less isolated.
  • Stay at home if possible, this will minimise the spread and allow key workers and essential services to continue to operate.
  • As schools have now closed, some parents may be struggling to find child care if they are still having to work away from home. Please do not consider the older groups and vulnerable that should be isolating as child care options.

 

PLEASE REMEMBER, YOUR DECISIONS AND ACTIONS RIGHT NOW, MAY HAVE IMPACTS ON OTHER PEOPLE’S LIVES, AND MAY HAVE CONSEQUENCES FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS IN THE FUTURE.

 

BE VIGILANT

There are some people who may be taking this situation as an opportunity to take advantage of us. Be on your guard and aware. Do not give any personal details to anyone if you are not happy to do so – it could be a scam.

 

Government advice and links to information

https://www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/coronavirus-covid-19-uk-government-response

 

NHS website - https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/

 

Bridlington Regeneration Partnership website has useful information here for individuals and businesses - www.bridregen.org.uk/coronavirus/

 

Helping Driffield Covid-19, you click to join then can request help or offer to help.

https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=2836813856399041&ref=content_filter

 

Kilham shop run from Boyes garage - 01262 420 627

Rudston shop - Diane Morgan in Rudston

 

Rudston is a rural village in the Yorkshire Wolds, 6 miles west of Bridlington. The village is surrounded by prime farming land, as can be seen from the photograph above, and the churchyard contains the Monolith from which the village gets its name (Rood Stane).

This site contains a range of interesting information about the village and its activities.

We hope you enjoy browsing the site and find it both interesting and useful.

NOTICEBOARD

Annual Parish Meeting

The Annual Parish Meeting will be held on Wednesday 26th May 2021.

Further details of the time and place, along with the Agenda, will be advised nearer the time.

 

Surface Dressing of Roads

 

From 06/04/2021 Burton Road.

Due for completion by September 2021.

 

 

Parish Council Meetings

Current Government guidelines and restrictions with regard to the Coronavirus pandemic are having an impact on holding face to face Parish Council meetings.  Future meetings will be held either remotely, or via correspondence.  Please check here for details of future meetings.

 

AGM and Annual Return

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, we have been unable to hold an AGM this year and under new regulations the period for the exercise of public rights for inspection of the Annual Accounts must now commence on or before 1 September 2020 with the Annual return being approved and published by 31 August 2020.

 

The Bosville Arms has now been purchased as a community pub. Updates on the progress of the purchase and renovations can be found on the community pub website - www.rudstoncommunitypub.co.uk.