COVID-19 INFORMATION (Updates will be placed in this section - at the top of the list as and when they are posted)
The Link magazine is currently not being published on paper, but you can click on its title to access it.
This Business Services List gives some information about local businesses that are open and what service they can offer. It was provided by Rev Alastair Ferneley.
Items updated 6 July 2020
July 4th The Wellington Inn is now open and is also doing takeaways. It has a new Wood-fired Pizza Oven
June 2020 Thank you card from Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire
Sent by post to Bryan Dexter, Darley Volunteers, Darley
Darley Community Support Group is continuing to assist people who are currently self-isolating. All households should have received a postcard giving them the contact details of their local volunteer who should be contacted if help is needed. If you do not have a postcard, please email darleychurch@gmail.com
Darley Shop is still open, and it has a good supply of fresh fruit and vegetables and most other items. Restrictions are in place to prevent too many customers in at the same time so that government guidelines can be observed.
No 24 Bus Service is being operated on a new timetable Mon-Saturday from 7 September. Buses leave Harrogate at 06:30, 07:40, 10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:05, 17:30 and leave Pateley Bridge at 07:20, 09:00, 11:00, 13:00, 15:25, 17:05, 18:30.
Pateley Bridge Car Park Permits can be purchased Pateley Bridge Town Council.
Waste and Recycling Collections continue to operate according to schedule as far as possible
Cancellation can be assumed of all one-off or regular activities or events throughout March, April and May.
We are fortunate to live in a lovely area with so many people volunteering to help, but please make sure that you do your bit by adhering to government guidelines and only going out when essential. Please also respect the volunteers and do not put them at risk. Currently we can enjoy walks along the river with our family groups. Let's hope that can continue.
Stay safe, everyone - Sue Welch, Chairman, Darley & Menwith Parish Council