The aim of this scheme is to negotiate for competitive prices with the energy companies on behalf of residents. YORSwitch has switched more than 35,000 households and delivered more than £7.4million savings for East Riding residents.
Applications for period one will need to be received by Sunday, 20 December. Covers things like the cost of food, energy (such as heating, cooking and lighting), water bills (including sewerage) and other essentials (such as sanitary products), warm clothing, soap, blankets, boiler service/repair, and purchase of equipment including fridges, freezers and ovens.
The tier restrictions will come into effect from the beginning of Wednesday, 2 December (00.01). Until then, the national restrictions will remain in place. The Government has said it will review tier allocations by 16 December.
the East Riding will move from local alert level 1 (Medium) to local alert level 2 (High) at 12.01am on Saturday. This means that additional restrictions, such as no indoor mixing of different households, will come into effect across the whole of the East Riding from just after midnight on Saturday, 31 October 2020.
DON’T BE THE LINK, STOP THE SPREAD, SAVE LIVES! Message from the leader of the ERYC Cllr Richard Burton: “I’m afraid we all need to make some personal sacrifices right now, in various aspects of our daily life, if we are to keep the East Riding as a safe place to live, work, shop, learn, play, invest and visit…”
Preston Playing Fields Charity is to receive £4,000 in commuted sums to purchase safe top mesh steel fencing to enable the play area within Preston playing field to be fenced off.
“It has already made a massive difference; the trees no longer pose a Health and Safety threat, and the Artificial Wicket and new Mobile Net have already had plenty of use from both Junior and Senior members in the two weeks since they were completed.
NOTICE OF VACANCY East Riding of Yorkshire Council South West Holderness Ward – Dated: 7 July 2020.
The dedicated telephone number (01482) 393919 for the coronavirus community response hub will change its opening hours this week due to the falling number of requests for help. The operating hours are now between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Cabinet has approved, in principle, a proposal to build a new crematorium near to Preston in Holderness and will now go out to public consultation in July to support the development of a business case.
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council has produced its COVID-19 Outbreak Control Plan which is aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19 and quickly controlling any outbreaks which do occur.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is seeking Cabinet approval, in principle, to consult and develop a business case to build a crematorium in Holderness. The proposed site of the crematorium is off Lelley Road, near Preston, in Holderness and it is anticipated that a planning application will be submitted later this year.
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