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Rural Fuel Theft Warning Issued by North Yorkshire Police

North Yorkshire Police warn of rising rural fuel theft as heating oil, diesel and petrol prices increase. Residents and businesses are urged to strengthen security with lighting, CCTV, tank locks and regular checks, and to report suspicious activity immediately.

Society

Reporting Potholes and Road Issues – Contact North Yorkshire Council

Cayton Parish Council would like to remind residents that potholes, damaged road surfaces, and other highway issues are not the responsibility of the Parish Council. All road maintenance and repairs are managed directly by North Yorkshire Council.

Society

Jubilee Hall Approaches Its 150th Anniversary – Share Your Memories

Cayton Parish Council is delighted to announce that The Jubilee Hall will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2027, marking a remarkable milestone in the village’s history. A series of special events will take place to honour this much‑loved community building and its role in local life over the past

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E-bikes – North Yorkshire Police Update

North Yorkshire Police have issued updated guidance on the legal use of electric bikes. Please see the attached leaflet for full details and key safety information.

Council Business

Allotment Fees 2027/28

Cayton Parish Council has agreed the allotment fees for the 2026/27 and 2027/28 financial years. Fees are due on 1 April each year and are payable by BACs. From 2027/28 onwards, an annual increase of 5% will apply unless otherwise agreed by Full Council.

Council Business

Cemetery Fees for 2027/28

Cayton Parish Council has today approved the cemetery fees for the 2027/28 financial year. These fees will take effect from 1 April 2027. In line with Council policy, cemetery fees will increase by 5% on 1 April each year, unless otherwise agreed by Full Council.

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Vehicle Security Advice From North Yorkshire Police

We are seeing an increase in vehicles being stolen without keys, particularly those fitted with keyless entry and start systems. Offenders are using devices to relay the signal from your key fob inside your home, allowing them to unlock and start your car as if they had the key.