Useful Information
Monk Fryston Education Foundation: Hardship Fund
Monk Fryston Educational Foundation is a local Charity that serves the communities of Monk Fryston Hillam and Burton Salmon. Its purpose is to consider requests for grants for promoting education. This includes social and physical training and religious education.
Grants can be awarded to any person under the age of 25 who are or have a parent living in the area of benefit. The trustees may also award grants to Monk Fryston School where the benefit would not normally be provided by the local authority.
The charity is managed by trustees who are responsible for the charity’s assets and considering and agreeing to grant requests. One trustee is nominated by each of the Parish Councils, one by Monk Fryston School Governors, and one by St Wilfrid’s PCC with the incumbent Rector of St. Wilfrid’s being an ex-officio member.
We have a modest fund available so if you need funding that you think meets the criteria above then please e-mail mfef@monkfryston.net
Local organisations and events:
MONK FRYSTON, HILLAM AND BURTON SALMON BURIAL BOARD
For more details regarding burial at the cemetery in Monk Fryston, please contact Mrs J Collinson: 01977 682391
Email:
MONK FRYSTON AND HILLAM VILLAGE PLAN 2018
For local news and St. Wilfrid's Online newsletter
Monk Fryston & Hillam Community Association - information on events that are being organised for the village and also the MF&H Community Centre
Hillam & Monk Fryston Cricket Club
Maspin House - part of the National Garden Scheme, opens for charity
Useful Council links:
Concerns regarding the Lunness Recycling Plant should be directed to The National Incident Helpline on the advice of The Environment Agency via: 0800 80 70 60 or at https://www.gov.uk/report-an-environmental-incident
Report a faulty streetlight: North Yorkshire County Council
Report a pothole: NYCC Highways
Report a problem with roads or footpaths: NYCC Highways
Report a breech of planning control: NYCC Planning Enforcement
Report an instance of Flytipping: Selby District Council Environmental Health
Report Dog Fouling: Selby District Council Environmental Health