The Parade, Sandsend
Welcome to Lythe Parish Council
20 March 2023 website updated - see below for the latest news
The Parish Council is made up of seven elected members and employs a Parish Clerk. Parish Councillors are elected every four years. Their role is to represent local people and help provide local amenities and facilities. They have an active interest and concern for their local community and are not paid. The Parish Council liaises with Scarborough Borough Council, North Yorkshire County Council, the North York Moors National Park Authority and Yorkshire Local Councils Associations.
The Council aims to have an up to date record of meetings, contact details and news items, along with details of activities in the Parish. One of the legal obligations is to share information about finances and activities as the Council is subject to public scrutiny.
The Parish Council is made up of seven elected members and employs a Parish Clerk. Parish Councillors are elected every four years. Their role is to represent local people and help provide local amenities and facilities. They have an active interest and concern for their local community and are not paid. The Parish Council liaises with Scarborough Borough Council, North Yorkshire County Council, the North York Moors National Park Authority and Yorkshire Local Councils Associations.
The Council aims to have an up to date record of meetings, contact details and news items, along with details of activities in the Parish. One of the legal obligations is to share information about finances and activities as the Council is subject to public scrutiny.
Latest News
The Annual Assembly of the Parish of Lythe (including Sandsend, Goldsborough, Kettleness and other hamlets & farms in the parish) will be held in Lythe Village Hall on Tuesday 4 April at 6.00pm.
The meeting is an open public meeting, but only those registered as local government electors for the Lythe Parish will be entitled to speak & vote. Click on the header above for the Notice & Agenda for the Annual Assembly. There will be presentations and/or reports by:
The meeting is an open public meeting, but only those registered as local government electors for the Lythe Parish will be entitled to speak & vote. Click on the header above for the Notice & Agenda for the Annual Assembly. There will be presentations and/or reports by:
- Mr Robert Childerhouse, Estates Director, Mulgrave Estate – update on Estate issues
- Cllr Liz Smith, Lythe Parish Council - Annual Report
Click on the header above if you wish to attend this public meeting at Town Hall, St Nicholas Street, Scarborough YO11 2HF at 10.30am on Friday 24 March
Click on the header above to see this important poster
- Traditional Road Signs in the Parish
Contact our Clerk
Judy Clark
Telephone: 01947 893874
Email: clerk@lytheparishcouncil.org
Website: lytheparishcouncil.org
Please note that the official domain name is 'lytheparishcouncil.org' however as the council uses a free hosting 'lytheparishcouncil.weebly.com' will be displayed in the title bar at the top.
Telephone: 01947 893874
Email: clerk@lytheparishcouncil.org
Website: lytheparishcouncil.org
Please note that the official domain name is 'lytheparishcouncil.org' however as the council uses a free hosting 'lytheparishcouncil.weebly.com' will be displayed in the title bar at the top.
Website Accessibility - click here to open the council's accessibility statement and find out how the council ensures the website can be used by people of all abilities and disabilities. If you are unable to open the statement, please contact the clerk.
