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Outdoor Gym Equipment and Children's Play Area Temporarily Closed
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Due to Covid19 the April Parish Council Meeting has been cancelled.
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Coronavirus - Community Help
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Changes to bin/box collection dates over the Easter period
Tuesday collections will be collected one day earlier on Monday 6th AprilWednesday collections will be collected one day earlier on Tuesday 7th April Thursday collections will be collected one day earlier on Wednesday 8th April Friday collections will be collected one day earlier on Thursday 9th April Collection calendars show which day bins and boxes will be collected. Most properties who have an alternate weekly collection (excluding properties with communal bins and areas that are collected from a foot) can check their collection dates online at https://www.northlincs.gov.uk/collectiondates. Household Recycling Centres will be open as normal over the Easter period. Kirmington/Croxton NHW What's App Messaging Group
We now have the Kirmington/Croxton NHW What's App Messaging Group up and running, it is a much more immediate way of getting in touch with each other should there be a problem in the village. There are five of us Kirmington & Croxton NHW members on there at the minute and we very much invite you to join us. Please text me your number (you thereby agree that I can keep your phone number on my phone which will solely be used for the Whats App Messaging group purposes... in the interests of data protection) if you would like to join but have problems with getting What's App App, please don't hesitate to let me know and I will try and help you load it. If you have Whats App and would like to join please just text me on 07739 914741 and I will add you.
Also please be aware as there have been a few thefts in the Village recently. 2 stone statues with sentimental value have been stolen from the High Street this week, there has also been a tool box taken from Pitt Street taken last week. There have also been reports of hare coursing in the area (leverets) which is very unusual for this time of year....although no sightings thankfully around Kirmington. Please be aware and please let me know on 07739 914741 should you hear/see anything in respect of any of the above. With many thanks and warmest wishes, Jules Sowerby |
This website is intended for the whole community and is managed by members of Kirmington and Croxton Parish Council.
We welcome any suggestions and ideas on how it might be improved which can be sent to enquiries@kirmington-croxton-parishcouncil.org.uk
Kirmington and Croxton Parish Council was formed in the 1950's by the amalgamation of the two Parish Councils. There are two major employers in the parishes, Humberside International Airport Ltd and Singleton Birch Ltd and also a number of smaller businesses.
About Kirmington
The village of Kirmington is situated just off the A18 Brigg to Grimsby road and has a population of around 330 and is linked to Croxton via the C137.
The main features in the village are Saint Helen's Church with its Green spire and Golden Cockerel weather vane on top, its chiming clock and well kept grounds; there is a War Memorial within the grounds of the Church, the Kirmington Church of England Primary School, the Marrowbone and Cleaver (The Chopper) Public House, The166 Squadron RAF Memorial Garden; 166 squadron operated from Royal Air Force Kirmington during world war two; which is now Humberside International Airport.
There is a well kept Playing Field which is the responsibility of the Parish Council, a Bowling Club, a Business Park which was formally a Country Club and a number of farms.
About Croxton
The village of Croxton is situated on the B1211 road and has a population of around 50; Croxton was mentioned in the Doomsday book of 1086.
The main feature of the village is Saint John's Church, of which parts date back to the 13th century, the Singleton and Birch Ltd quarry which is mainly used to extract lime for the steel industry; there are also a number of farms within the Parish.
Remembrance 2019
We welcome any suggestions and ideas on how it might be improved which can be sent to enquiries@kirmington-croxton-parishcouncil.org.uk
Kirmington and Croxton Parish Council was formed in the 1950's by the amalgamation of the two Parish Councils. There are two major employers in the parishes, Humberside International Airport Ltd and Singleton Birch Ltd and also a number of smaller businesses.
About Kirmington
The village of Kirmington is situated just off the A18 Brigg to Grimsby road and has a population of around 330 and is linked to Croxton via the C137.
The main features in the village are Saint Helen's Church with its Green spire and Golden Cockerel weather vane on top, its chiming clock and well kept grounds; there is a War Memorial within the grounds of the Church, the Kirmington Church of England Primary School, the Marrowbone and Cleaver (The Chopper) Public House, The166 Squadron RAF Memorial Garden; 166 squadron operated from Royal Air Force Kirmington during world war two; which is now Humberside International Airport.
There is a well kept Playing Field which is the responsibility of the Parish Council, a Bowling Club, a Business Park which was formally a Country Club and a number of farms.
About Croxton
The village of Croxton is situated on the B1211 road and has a population of around 50; Croxton was mentioned in the Doomsday book of 1086.
The main feature of the village is Saint John's Church, of which parts date back to the 13th century, the Singleton and Birch Ltd quarry which is mainly used to extract lime for the steel industry; there are also a number of farms within the Parish.
Remembrance 2019
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