Welcome.
The Roos Parish website seeks to provide useful information and news for residents of Roos, Tunstall, Hilston and Owstwick and others. Navigate through the various headings across the top of this page to discover more.
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THE 74th ROOS SUMMER SHOW
R O O S B E C K
East Riding of Yorkshire Council is the risk management authority for Roos Beck.
Land or property next to it is the responsibility of the respective riparian owners. (Normally, such responsibility is deemed to extend to the centre of the watercourse)
In the event of a potential or flooding emergency caused by an obstruction, or any other flood risk in the watercourse then you should contact:
East Riding of Yorkshire Council by telephoning:-
01482 395906/395707 or 01482 393939 (out of hours)
For the benefit of riparian owners there is an informative 40 page A4 booklet entitled
This booklet explains your rights and responsibilities in connection with the watercourse.
Roos Parish Council recommend that you acquire a copy by either downloading from www.gov.uk or see download panel.
COMMUNITY BENEFIT FUNDS
The parish benefits from community funds arising from renewable energy developments, in particular:
Roos Wind Farm (operated by RES - Renewable Energy Systems)
Tedder Hill Wind Farm (operated by INFINIS)
Burton Pidsea Wind Farm (operated by Energiekontor)
The 2015/2016 funding round is now open and applications are warmly welcomed. Please see downloads.
Each fund has its individual terms of reference. Community groups and others should evaluate which fund is likely to be most suitable to fund their proposed projects.
Click on each panel alongside for further information and how to make an application.
Consultation meetings are being held to develop ideas and schemes which may draw upon the available funds.
ROOS PARISH LOCAL COMMUNITY TRANSPORT
The Hedon Shuttle - A new pilot bus service CB 3 is now running from Burton Pidsea and Roos to Hedon. See downloads for the timetable.
The ERYC has recently launched a public consultation exercise to gain views on proposed alterations and a reduction in services funded by the Council
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