PARISH COUNCILLOR VACANCY
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1972 BURGHWALLIS PARISH COUNCIL Pursuant to Section 87(2) of the Local Government Act 1972 and the Local Elections (Parishes and Communities) Rules 2006. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 1) That a casual vacancy exists in the office of councillor for the Burghwallis Parish […]
Parish Magazine – June/July 2025
Please note, owing to a reduction in the publication team the Parish magazine will become a bi-monthly publication for the foreseeable future
Village Flag Lowered
The village flag has today been lowered to mark the passing of Margaret (Madge) Cawston of Grange Lane, Burghwallis. Our condolences are with her daughter Linda, and the rest of her family.
Interment of ashes – Pam Moses
Pam Moses was a resident of Burghwallis for some time and devoted member of the congregation of St Helen’s parish church. Pam was a very private individual and although always friendly and outgoing she rarely talked about herself, remaining an enigma. Pam lived with her […]
St Helen’s Cleanup
St Helen’s church has been around since 1200, standing the test of time as all around the drama of mankind ebbed and flowed. Medieval wars, famine, the plague, modern wars and now trade wars, St Helen’s has prevailed but like all such structures the building […]
Bogan Caught Short On Scorcher Hills Lane
After the general cleanup of the village at the end of March when 90 bags of litter were collected, a local bogan appears to have been caught short. Whereas the normal technique is to perhaps find a tree or bush the bogan appears to have […]
The Great British Spring Clean
In a YouGov survey carried out ahead of the Great British Spring Clean, more than 31.6 million people said ‘litter-free’ streets would help them love where they live – and 72% of UK adults said seeing litter makes them less proud of their neighbourhood. The […]