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Welcome to the website for Thorngumbald Parish Council.

Our parish consists of the three communities of Thorngumbald, Camerton and Ryehill in the East Riding of Yorkshire, approximately 8 miles east of the City of Hull on the A1033 road which leads to Withernsea. Thorngumbald is the largest of the three communities with approx. 3,000 residents, leading through to Camerton. Ryehill is situated off the A1033

We have three public houses in our Parish, the 'Royal Mail', the recently refurbished 'The Camerton' and the 'Crooked Billet' in Ryehill, probably one of the oldest inns in the area dating back to the 17th century. We have two places of worship, St Mary's Church and a Methodist Chapel. Also within the village of Thorngumbald is a shopping centre, in Church Lane, off the main road through the village.

Thorngumbald Village Hall is a popular venue for regular events including Yoga, Weight-watchers, Zumba, and many more and is also the home of Thorngumbald PreSchool. We also have a second venue in Ryehill Village Hall, including Table Tennis, Indoor Bowls and there is also a very active dog training club. All these activities and others can be found on the Village Halls page, under Parish Information. The Trustees of Ryehill Village Hall are currently fund-raising to try to renovate the hall to its former glory.

The Parish Council aims to use this website to provide our residents with an up to date method of keeping everyone informed about what is happening in our parish, including information relevant to our area. Important news will be posted on the right of this page on our Notice Board as well as on our News page, but we hope you will also look through the rest of our site. The Parish Journal will continue to be delivered to all residences within our parish for those who prefer to read it.

We hope you enjoy your visit and that you find our site informative and useful. Please let us know if there is anything you would like to see on this website by completing the form on the 'Contact Us' page.

Latest News From Your Parish

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Next Parish Council meeting and Trustees of Ryehill Village Hall will take place on 26 June 2013, commencing at 7 pm.

Members of the public are welcome to attend Parish Council meetings. Click Here to go to Agenda and Minutes page. Any urgent queries can be directed to the Parish Council Office or contact your local Councillor.

Farmyard Bingo

Every last Friday of the month, commencing 28 June at Ryehill Village Hall to help raise funds for the renovation of the hall. Meat prizes for Single Line and Full House, with a Full House Flyer. Raffle and refreshments. Eyes Down 7.30 pm.

Charity Cricket Match

23 June at Ryehill Village Hall at 10 am. Put your name on the list in the Crooked Billet - £5 per person. proceeds towards the renovation of Ryehill Village Hall.

New Craft Group

The Craft Group is growing. They now meet on Wednesdays and the next meeting is on 26 June from 1 pm until 3 pm at Ryehill Village Hall. Whatever your craft, come along to meet new friends, have a cup of tea and share your skill with others. See 'Friends of Ryehill Village Hall' page for details.

The council is still receiving complaints about dog fouling and have requested a regular visit from the Dog Warden Service to help with this problem. If you see anyone failing to pick up after their dog please report this to the wardens on 01482 396301or you can email pest.dog@eastriding.gov.uk
Click here to find out how to report this online. There is a £75 fine for failing to clean up after your dog.

Open Surgery every Thursday evening between 7pm and 8pm at Thorngumbald Village Hall. At least two councillors will be there to discuss any concerns by residents.

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