Category: News

The Slingsby Village website came back online this morning (Friday 16/9) after the recent hacking incident Wednesday pm. All seems well. No damage to the website server or the website. The hack affected a database server. The local website team took swift action at the time, but were  in the hands of our hosting company. We hope you were not inconvenienced.

• · Are you over 60?
• · Would you like your home insulating? 

If yes, did you know you may be able to have free insulation, funded by Ryedale District Council.

This includes loft insulation and brick cavity wall insulation.

For your free, no obligation survey, or if you have any questions, please ring the Energy Saving Trust advice centre on Freephone 0800 512 012 and chat to one of the friendly advisors.

Rosie Hughes
Project Co-ordinator (North York Moors, Coast and Hills Sustainable Communities)

Yorkshire Energy Partnership
t: 01904 554497 / m: 07879 428884 / f: 01904 554412

20 George Hudson Street | York | YO1 6WR |

Following the success of the weekend earlier this year another Local History Weekend is planned for 17th and 18th March 2011.

It is hoped that this will take place in the church and village hall as before and will feature farming in Slingsby over the last two centuries. This will involve short talks and exhibitions of objects, maps, farming photographs etc. We are starting to plan this now and need help both with planning and organising, and help over the weekend to look after the exhibits.  If you have interesting and relevant information to contribute, would like to join the group planning the event, can offer help on the weekend, or just wish to be kept informed of meetings etc. please e-mail Margaret Mackinder  on [email protected] or ring 01653 628303 (alternative contact Kate Giles 01653 628882).

For more background or to see a video of the 2011 weekend, follow this link

For the latest (4 Sep 2011) on the progress of the church tower repairs and the related issue of Government policy on VAT rebates, follow this link

Robin Hood Caravan Park in Slingsby has been nominated for a White Rose Award, in the category Best Caravan Holiday Park and Holiday Village. Manager Rebecca Palmer-Bunting is up against three other contenders, one of whom is her brother, Nick Palmer who manages Jasmine Park in Snainton. Slingsby website says “Good luck Beki! We hope you beat Nick into 2nd place.”

Read more here