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Welcome to the Official Nafferton Village Web Site

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Our aim is to give you a straightforward source of information for everything to do with our village: facts and figures, directory information about every business and organisation in the village, together with our history. We also try have a complete up to date diary of events. Let us know if we don't have your information, or if it is wrong, using the contact us form. We also want to encourage the exchange of ideas and information between villagers and others. We hope you like our pictures too! The local press also have a site, Nafferton Today with news and events and reports (and often pictures).

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We welcome new members of our web team, especially if you live in Nafferton. Please use the 'contact us' form if you would like to join us in our work of keeping our village well informed.

Latest news of our church bells
STOP PRESS. There will be a trial ring of our bells on Friday 12th March at 11.30 am Les Senior writes: Work has progressed as forecast in the February issue of the newsletter and the bells are now in place in the tower. The work should be finished by Friday 12th March which leaves only the drives to the clock faces to be refitted beginning Monday March 15th. When the work is completely finished we shall be organising an open day. If anyone is interested in becoming a bellringer or is already a ringer and would like to join us please contact Margaret Senior tel. no. 01377 254402. Practice night to be arranged.
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Nafferton Newsletter February 2010
To download your copy of this newsletter click here
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New insulation project in village
At a recent Parish Council meeting it was agreed to set up a project to aim to provide free insulation to all homes in the village. To get things moving we are seeking volunteers to help out on a committee. Please get in touch !!
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A community resource for Nafferton
Arising from the urgent need for a new centre for our Under Fives we have plans for a new community resource centre for Nafferton comprising: – Multi purpose meeting room / education training room with catering facilities – Under Fives space with play facilities • New access road and car parking • New and improved lighting around the building including; CCTV The Project Partners are:- • Nafferton Feoffees Trust • Nafferton Under Fives • Nafferton Parish Council The provision of a new purpose built Community Building would secure the future of Nafferton Under 5’s to continue to operate but in the greater context we would offer a whole new dimension to community group facilities. Our vision is to provide an inclusive development, with facilities for every age group and every resident in the village. We aim to do this by careful planning and community involvement. Use our Forum 'Child care and education' Click here to join in a discussion. Read on for costs, timetable and downloads
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Latest police newsletter
Our PCSO Adrian Clark has sent us his December Newsletter with latest information about activities, good and bad, in our area. Click here to download the PDF file.
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A Huge THANK YOU!
The bag2school team would like to say a very huge thank you to all that donated to the collection on Monday.
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WANTED Neighbourhood Watch team members
PCSO Adrian Clark wants to revive Nafferton Neighbourhood Watch and is looking for volunteers. If anyone can help please get in touch with him.
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Pedestrian Crossings for Nafferton
With the support of Nafferton Primary School and the Police we have started a petition for two crossings for Nafferton.
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New! Forum Discussion Board on the Nafferton Website.
We have recently opened a discussion forum on the Nafferton Website (see left hand menu on this page), where you can discuss anything (within reason!) to do with our village. Perhaps you are not in Nafferton yourself and are interested in the beautiful part of Yorkshire which we are in, or maybe you have a question in regards of our village, whether you live here or not.
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The Parish Council gratefully acknowledges the work of villagers Jim Cornmell, together with Tim Butler and Jon Wortley in putting this site together.