We now have a new “Buy & Sell” section on the website where you can post any items you wish to sell, or view what others have put up for sale.
Road Opened
The road leading out of the village to the south, is finally open again.
Can You Help?
Are you newly retired, looking to get involved in Charity work or maybe have previously been a scout or leader?
Then perhaps you could help us. Continue reading “Can You Help?”
Your Favourite Cycling Route?
This is the 1st edition of a competition for residents of Yorkshire and the Humber region.
If you’re a cyclist, then clicktrans would like to hear about your favourite cycling route, and are offering cash prizes for the winning entries.
Great Yorkshire Bike Ride
The Great Yorkshire Bike Ride, supported by Wetherby District Lions Club, is taking place on Saturday 16th June. That means that some 2000 cyclists will be passing through the village.
There will be marshals stationed at various spots so there should be minimum impact on the locations involved and ensure that the ride is as safe as possible. Please do take care on Saturday as they will be passing through for most of the day.
Courgette Soup
Rural Policing Survey
Your help is needed to shape services in rural communities. Please complete the #RuralCrimeSurvey before Sunday 10 June.
- Has crime gone up or down in North Yorkshire?
- Do you feel safer compared to last year?
- Has the new Rural Task Force made a difference?
This short survey takes minutes to fill in, and you can find it here – http://www.nationalruralcrimenetwork.net/survey
The Blacksmith’s Arms
The Blacksmith’s Arms is the highly rated Farlington Village pub.
It is well known for it’s fantastic food and warm welcome.
The perfect place for a proper Sunday lunch, or a refreshing drink.
Food is served every evening apart from Tuesday and Thursday.
Tel: 01347 810581
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St. Leonard’s Church
St Leonard’s church has been a feature of Farlington village for over 900 years. It is a small rectangular building; the nave leading into the chancel without any structural division.
The church is substantially a 12th-century structure touched by the fingerprints of countless generations down the years. Major alterations have seen the addition of buttresses and windows of various dates.
Read more on the Visit Easingwold website
Find details on A Church near you website
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Castle Howard
Castle Howard is a stately home that is undoubtedly spectacular, interesting, impressive and well worth a visit.