Local doctors surgery, Holderness Health, is urging all eligible people to have a flu jab this October. 

The government has announced the most comprehensive flu programme in UK history to be rolled out this winter.  The expanded flu vaccination programme is part of plans to ready the NHS for the winter by preventing flu-related sickness which can cause hospitalisation.  The injected flu vaccine is offered free of charge on the NHS to people who are at greatest risk.  This includes people over the age of 65, pregnant women, those who have certain medical conditions, care home residents, carers and those who live with someone who is at high risk of coronavirus (on the NHS shielded patient list).

For more information click the following links: 

Flu Vaccination Eligibility 2020

Holderness Health Flu jabs programme 2020

Flu jabs Patient Information Leaflet 2020

Flu facts 2020

Public rights to inspect the parish council accounts for the financial year 1st April 2019 to 31st March 2020, will start on Monday 20th July until Friday 28th August 2020. For more information click 2019-20 Audit

Due to the current restrictions, the Annual Parish Meeting did not take place at the end of April.  This meeting will be rearranged for later in the year.  In the meantime you can read the Chairman’s report by clicking this link Chairman’s Report 2019-20

Due to the current crisis, annual rent letters are being delayed until restrictions on peoples movements are lifted.

The allotments remain open, please follow guidance on social distancing issued by the Government.

Please do not make payment until you have received your letter.

The plan is to send them later this summer.

If you have any questions, please contact the Parish Clerk.

The parish council are considering setting up a community speed watch for the village.

We need a minimum of six  residents who are prepared to volunteer for approx 2 hours per month to run the speed watch.

If you are interested, then please attend the next parish council meeting on Thursday 27th February at 7.30pm in the primary school.  Wayne Goodwin from Humberside Police and Crime Commissioners office will be available to explain how it all works and answer any questions you may have.