Welcome to Hillam Parish Council Website
Hello!
I hope you find this website useful and interesting. We have put other web links on the site to make it easier for residents to contact us and other organisations involved in making living in Hillam a better experience.
We have a small but special village. We have the Christmas Ring Tree Lights; Hillam News; a vibrant and welcoming pub in the Cross Keys; a Bus Service to access services and shops and lots of active social groups here and in Monk Fryston, these all make it a popular place to live.
The Parish Council role is to make sure that we maintain and improve the village and we welcome residents' involvement in that. Our meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the Month, at Hillam Cricket Pavilion at 7.30pm. The agenda for each meeting will be on the Notice Board in the Village Square or click here so you can see what business is to be discussed. Residents are always welcome.
Julie Sadler
Chair Hillam Parish Council
Latest News
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See the Annual Internal Audit and Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2019-20 (AGAR) documents HERE
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Notice of Public Rights
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UPDATE from the Hillam PC Chair - 15/6/2020
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ZOOM Parish Council meeting announced - Agenda
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Children of Hillam have tied brightly coloured ribbons around the ring tree bench as a symbol of hope and unity - See the Ring Tree Ribbon Rainbow
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Village celebrations for the 75th VE Day have been cancelled but we can still mark this important occasion as a village - See how you can help the village celebrate
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Some useful websites for advice during lockdown:
https://www.selby.gov.uk/coronavirus-covid-19
https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/
https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/coronavirus/coronavirus-and-your-wellbeing/
Hillam Defibrillator
The Defibrilator is located inside the Red Phone Booth in The Square, Hillam. There is also an emergency phone installed so that the booth can still be used to call the emergency services. The cabinet is locked, the ambulance service have the code to open the cabinet and will tell this to you over the phone. It is very important that you call 999 in an emergency.
