in the heart of Hambleton
Farlington is a small, picturesque farming village in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire.
The village has a 12th century church, St. Leonards, a good pub, the Blacksmith’s Arms, and has a small stream, Farlington Beck running through it.
Farlington is ideally situated for a walk in the Hambleton Hills, a visit to Castle Howard, a day out in the historic city of York, or the market town of Malton.
127 people crowded in to St Leonard’s, last Friday (21st) to celebrate Christmas through the traditional service of Lessons and much-loved Carols. Throughout the service the church was lit solely by candles which added to the warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Continue reading “St Leonard’s Carol Service”
RSN is the national champion for rural services, ensuring that people in rural areas have a strong voice. We are fighting for a fair deal for rural communities to maintain their social and economic viability for the benefit of the nation as a whole.
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At the meeting of Cabinet on 6 November 2018 a revised Local Development Scheme (LDS) was approved. The LDS contains the timetable for production of the Hambleton Local Plan.
http://consult.hambleton.gov.uk/portal/planning/lds-nov-2018
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Here’s how you can contribute to the Village Hall, without it costing you a single penny!
The latest figures from Action Fraud for the month of August indicate that the telephone is still the most common method for scammers to contact their victims.
This year’s Macmillan coffee morning at Farlington Village Hall and Blacksmiths Arms raised a grand total of £218.10
Hambleton will be put on the world map next year as it prepares to welcome the world’s top cyclists in September 2019.
Continue reading “Cycling World Championships coming to Yorkshire”
19th September 2018, 7pm