Patrick Brompton is a village in the Richmondshire District of North Yorkshire. It is situated approximately four miles from Bedale on the A684. The village was first mentioned in the Domesday Book, completed in 1086. 
The village is ideally situated to access both Wensleydale and Swaledale, two of Yorkshire's most attractive dales.
We hope you will enjoy browsing around our website and that the information it contains will be both helpful and interesting.
Bilsdale Mast Information
Information from NYCC:
Many residents in Yorkshire have been unable to watch TV since August.  North Yorkshire County Council has been pushing Arqiva, the owner and operator of the mast at Bilsdale, to restart TV transmissions as soon as possible, to improve their communications with residents, to provide additional help to vulnerable people, and to provide a suitable alternative where the normal TV signal cannot be restored in the short term.
 
Arqiva has confirmed that the new 80-metre temporary TV transmitter mast at Bilsdale has been switched on.  This should restore TV services to approximately 95% of households.
 
Arqiva has advised that this means that viewers will now need to retune their TVs and a guide on how to do this can be found at http://www.bilsdalemast.co.uk/retune-instructions.
 
Arqiva is aware that the some households (about 5%) still won’t be able to receive a TV signal.  Arqiva has set up a Help and Support Scheme for everyone affected.  This will initially prioritise people over 65, the clinically vulnerable, and other vulnerable people with carers.  People in these priority groups are encouraged to contact the Bilsdale Project Restore Support Line on Freephone number 0800 121 4828.  Engineers will be scheduled to visit people who need help retuning TVs or having an aerial repointed.  Residents, or people caring for someone in an affected area, can also fill out the Helpline Form atwww.bilsdalemast.co.uk to request assistance. 
 
Households in the “not-spot” areas where services aren’t restored by the switch on will receive a voucher which can be redeemed in store or online.  This will be included in a letter which will be sent by Arqiva to residents in due course.  The value covers the cost of an alternative fix from a range of products providing ways to receive free to air TV.
 
Attached is a set of maps (by parliamentary constituency and local authority) that show the areas that are potentially unable to receive a TV signal.  Also attached is a stakeholder toolkit produced by Arqiva.  
Arqiva is seeking to communicate directly with residents, but has asked that we and other partners help by sharing the key messages.  Please will you also share the information and key messages through your networks:
   
  • Arqiva has set up a Help and Support Scheme for everyone affected.  This will initially prioritise people over 65, the clinically vulnerable, and other vulnerable people with carers.  People in these priority groups are encouraged to contact the Bilsdale Project Restore Support Line on Freephone number 0800 121 4828.  Engineers will be scheduled to visit people who need help retuning TVs or having an aerial repointed.  Residents, or people caring for someone in an affected area, can also fill out the Helpline Form at www.bilsdalemast.co.uk to request assistance. 
 
  • Households in the “not-spot” areas where services aren’t restored by the switch on will receive a voucher which can be redeemed in store or online.  This will be included in a letter which will be sent by Arqiva to residents in due course.  The value covers the cost of an alternative fix from a range of products providing ways to receive free to air TV.
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Important Traffic Information 
The following letter is being distributed to Crakehall residents regarding the resurfacing of the A684 through their village. Please note details of road closure etc.

  
Our Ref: J035 21 3633
Hanson Contracting

Coleridge House
Gilwilly Industrial Estate
Penrith
Cumbria
CA11 9BN
Phone 01768 865571
hanson.co.uk

27th September 2021


Safer Roads Fund


Dear Resident/ Proprietor


A684 Safer Roads FUND – CRAKEHALL RESURFACING WORKS


This letter is to inform you that Hanson Contracting on behalf of North Yorkshire County Council will be undertaking resurfacing of the carriageway of the A684 throughout Crakehall. The works include replacement of the full width of the road surface on the A684 through the extents of the 30mph speed limit, please see attached plan for further detail.

These works are currently programmed to commence on Monday 11th October 2021 and are expected to last for up to 2 and a half weeks.  Please note that during the construction of the scheme it will be necessary to close the A684 in both directions through Crakehall to enable the surfacing work to be carried out safely.  To minimise the disruption this closure may cause the works will be restricted to off peak hours, 09.30-15.30 each day.  
On-site personnel will assist in managing access to properties and businesses within the closure.  However, please be advised there may be extended periods of time when access will not be possible due to the nature of the works and physical constraints of the site.  A signed diversion route will be in place.  
Please note, this work is part of an extensive programme and therefore it is possible that some adjustment to this start date or the duration of the works may be necessary should unforeseen circumstances such as significant weather events or emergencies on the highway network arise.   
We request your assistance in the following ways: -
  • Please contact the Council Customer Service Centre, 01609 780780, to advise of any special access needs you may require during the work period.
  • Whilst works in are progress please contact the Contract Manager, 07970 036603, for any site specific queries or concerns.
  • Cooperate and comply with any instructions issued by site staff and the Traffic Safety & Control Officer and take extra care whilst near the works area.    
For further information, including diversion information and to sign up for alerts, please go to; 
https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-road-closures-and-diversions
May I draw your attention to the County Councils Corporate Privacy Policy by using the following link https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/privacy-notices. When submitting a response, we will record personal information including your name and address.

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise for any disruption that these works may cause and would again request your co-operation to help ensure an efficiently and safely executed project.
Yours faithfully

Ross Kerr
Contract Manager
Diagram of works to be completed.
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Covid 19

 Message from PB Parish Council and ​Patrick Brompton Community Events Committee
​October  2021 update

We hope that you stay safe and well.
Many villagers  will be receiving the boost  Covid 19 vaccinations in the new future 
Please keep an eye on this village website (www.patrickbrompton.com) and noticeboards for messages.
Events in the village are now beginning to return and any events will be posted to the right of this home page.
​Please get in touch with any of us if you require help.
                    Helen  07979023608 (PBCEC):       Grahame (PBPC):  07774145256

We encourage villagers to contact any of the numbers listed below of Councillors or the Community Events Committee, if there is a particular difficulty that cannot be supported by neighbours.
​
Grahame Shepherd     07774145256   PBPC
Brian Whitehead          07999374111    PBPC
David Chapman            07527699494   PBPC
Derek Stratton              07922035418    PBPC
Richard Darbishire       07711013359    PBPC
Helen Whitehead        07979023608   PBCEC     ​

Educational Support Grants available to the young people in the village.

The Atkinson and Clarke Educational Foundation is designed to promote educational opportunities for young people living in the Parish Council areas of Patrick Brompton and Newton-Le Willows.
Trustees are responsible for giving financial assistance for educational purposes.
Applications are invited from children and young people for grant support for educational activities. 
The next deadline for grant applications is 10th November  2021
All applications are treated in the strictest confidence.

Applications forms for financial support from the Foundation can be requested from the Treasurer:-
Mrs B. Ormston
Wardell House
Patrick Brompton
Bedale
DL8 1JU
Tel 01677 450255

or email bridgetteormston@yahoo.com


The Newton-le-Willows Church of England Educational Trust promotes the education of people from the parish of St. Patrick’s with Hunton (Newton-le-Willows, Patrick Brompton and Hunton) and to further the religious and charitable work of St. Patrick’s church.
They hold three meetings each year where applications are considered. 

For further information and application forms, please contact 
Mrs Margaret O’Grady 
Telephone 01677 450274

Fish and Chip Van

With the new van, attending on Wednesdays on a fortnightly basis, it will park in the village, on Pastures Green, between 4.30pm and 5.30pm.
​ Contact Matthew to pre-order either by
e mail  lockeys.fishandchips@outlook.com
or by telephone 07513315626 
Next date
​6th October 2021 
Please note that  dates and details for ordering oil via the local                         co-operative can be found on the Residents Information page of this website. 
The next deadline for ordering is:- 15th October 2021  

Floodlighting your church. ​

Have you ever thought about donating to the floodlighting of your local church to commemorate a special occasion or person in your life? Take a look on the church pages of this website to find out how.
Home Page updated as of
11/10/2021
​Church News  for Sunday 10th October 2021 can be found on St. Patrick's newsletter page of the website
There is information  regarding access to church services  over the next few weeks
6/11/2021
10am-12noon
Old Schoolroom
PBCEC and St Patrick's Coffee Morning

Newton Le Willows Village Website

For further information about our neighbouring village and the events in the village hall 
​click on this  link

http://www.newton-le-willows.org.uk/
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