Hackforth Parish
About the Parish
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Hackforth is a small village of approximately 120 inhabitants, only 4 miles from Bedale. The village is mentioned in the Doomsday book as "Acheford" (ford with a hatch or by a bend). Until 1930 the sole owner was the Duke of Leeds.
Millennium Book
Hackforth, Hornby, Langthorne, East and West Appleton and Arrathorne - A Brief Contemporary History
Arising out of a suggestion at an early Hackforth Millennium Committee meeting and taking 4 years to produce, the book is a collection of memories, photographs, paper cuttings, diary entries and maps showing how things have changed over the last hundred years.
A Local History 1900 - 2000
ISBN 1 90283819X
Available for purchase from:
Mrs Sandra Webb
Tel: 01748 812122
Email: bruce@blaisdon.force9.co.uk
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Neighbourhood Watch (Scheme 1307)
Committee (Mrs Tracey Snowdon, Mr Bob Walker, Mr Frank Iveson and
Mr Campbell Q Lees) have responsibility for coordinating activities for different areas of the village.
The coordinator, Mr Campbell Q Lees can be contacted:
Tel: 01748 811715
Email: camjos@aol.com
Community Policeman, PC Peter Taylforth
Telephone: 0845 6060247
Police Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator, PC Peter King
Telephone: 0845 6060 247
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