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Gypsy and traveller sites
This service is delivered by North Yorkshire County Council.
North Yorkshire County Council own 7 official gypsy/traveller sites situated throughout the County. All of the sites are managed on behalf of the County Council.
There are 2 sites within Hambleton at Seamer, near Stokesley and Thirsk. They are currently being refurbished by Broadacres Housing Association and will be managed by Horton Housing Association.
Please use the link below to access North Yorkshire County Council's website.
North Yorkshire County Council - Gypsy and traveller sites Opens in a new window
A Gypsy & Traveller Accomodation Assessment Opens in a new window for North Yorkshire was undertaken by consultants arc4 in 2007/08. It established a current shortfall of 14 pitches in Hambleton District. Further research is now being undertaken into the needs of showpeople and for transit sites.
A steering group of Planning and Housing Officers in York and North Yorkshire has been established and an Action Plan Opens in a new window has been produced to help improve conditions and services for Gypsies and Travellers. Lewis Stokes was appointed North Yorkshire Gypsy and Traveller Officer in April 2009 and can be contacted on 01609 727295 (mobile 07545 422354) or email lewis.stokes@hambleton.gov.uk
For more information please view the two information leaflets below
- A Guide for New Sites for Gypsies and Travellers Opens in a new window
- A Guide to Local Development Frameworks (LDF) Opens in a new window
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