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Escrick Parish Council is the first tier of local Government. We are a small organisation, consisting of up to 11 Parish Councillors, supported by a part-time Clerk.
This website contains a range of information for residents of Escrick, including: Parish Council information,Village information and Guidance on who to contact with local issues.
We welcome contributions from clubs, societies and event organisers - please visit the contact page.
Escrick Parish Council is proud to represent the residents of the Parish. Please get in touch with any issues or concerns you might have.
Latest Notices
Hedges & pavements - friendly reminder
published on 8th Jun 2019, 13:07
At this time of year every year the Parish Council starts to receive complaints about hedges, trees and other foliage obstructing pavements, street lights, or signs – or just generally being untidy.
Thank you to the... Read more of this notice
Recycling Consultation
published on 31st May 2019, 15:50
Please see the link below regarding a consultation by Selby District Council on recycling collections:
Upcoming events
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July
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| Dinner on the Green (6:00pm) Details |
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August
18th
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| Escrick 10k 2019 (11:00am) Details |
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September
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| Parish Council Meeting (7:30pm) Details |
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September
21st
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| Escrick scarecrow festival (12:00am) Details |
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October
7th
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| Parish Council Meeting (7:30pm) Details |
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November
4th
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About Escrick.
Escrick is an attractive village just off the A19 between Selby and York. It has around 370 households and 1,100 residents. The village is made up of old and new houses which give it a great character. There is a village green with pond, a traditional local pub, a new gastro pub, a social club, a well equipped village hall and thriving primary school. There is the beautiful St Helen's church dating back to the 14th century. Behind the church is the doctor's surgery which has its own pharmacy. The village is also home to the Parsonage Hotel and Spa, and handful of B&Bs and the award-winning Sangthai restaurant. Queen Margaret's school (a private boarding school for girls) has been located in the old Escrick Hall in the village since 1949. Much of the village is part of the Escrick Conservation Area and surrounded by extensive parkland, woodland walks and the obligatory cricket ground.
The village enjoys an active social calendar, including summer and Christmas fairs, a 10k run, quiz nights, carols on the green and various other social events. There are many clubs and societies including Mother's Union, Tennis Club, Yorkshire Womens' Institute, Swimming Club, Young Farmers Association, and many more.
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