Comments for Whitby Community Network CIC

Comment on Whitby S106 “Parks / Open Space” Fund Utilisation by Heather Hird

Heather Hird — Thu, 23 Apr 2026 06:54:20 +0000

Unbelievable! But sadly no more than expected.

Comment on Whitby S106 “Parks / Open Space” Fund Utilisation by John McEachen

John McEachen — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 09:48:12 +0000

Disgrace it took an FOI to have this information. Yet another tranche of Whitby money going into the (Ex SBC) NYC coffers. As a good deal of the money was taken during SBC days I suspect it was spent on Scarborough town. Imagine this will be passed to our local “Scarborough” MP.

Comment on Objection to Rievaulx Road greenspace sell off by Norma Fannen

Norma Fannen — Mon, 01 Dec 2025 23:17:06 +0000

we have lived in this area for over 40 years,we don’t need any more houses or flats as they bring more cars and motor homes to the area which will obstruct the pathways for disability elderly people that live in the bungalows nearby and a danger to children also

Comment on NYC Continual Desire to Build on Green Space – Lovell Homes venture by Sara

Sara — Wed, 18 Jun 2025 19:31:46 +0000

there are 551 houses on market between postcodes yo21 and yo22, more coming on market every day, nothing selling. the mine is mothballed, double council tax not to mention world economic turmoil, this will not resolve itself anytime soon. the new McCarthy and stone flats are being offered to rent, house prices being reduced all the time, by to let so damaged by government policies that market is all but dead, stamp duty changes, do we really need more houses being built, no we do not. the power of government and councils has crashed the market completely, if there was a burning need for people to buy in Whitby there wouldnt be so many on the market.

Comment on NYC Continual Desire to Build on Green Space – Lovell Homes venture by Sara

Sara — Wed, 18 Jun 2025 19:22:56 +0000

the golf club have asked to have usage of the land behind love lane and were told it was to be sold imminently

Comment on Campervan / Motorhome Parking Consultation by Carol Harland

Carol Harland — Fri, 07 Feb 2025 15:41:37 +0000

If they can afford to buy these vans then they should use proper sights,i often see them parked up on the Ropery in whitby and all the way up Greenlane in front of peoples houses.
They really dont bring much to the town as they load up with provisions before setting off,they also take up valuable resident parking which is not right to save a few quid.
Pay to use designated parks

Comment on Whitby Harbour soundings by Rob Hopwood

Rob Hopwood — Thu, 12 Dec 2024 15:20:58 +0000

I have a berth in marina west side. On February 16th 2024. I was asked to move my boat over to the East side which I did, so dredging could continue. I was moved from pillow to post and still no dredging.to beat it all they put some one else’s boat in my berth. Then they come up with we can’t dredge if you don’t move your boat. Mr bean comes to mind.

Comment on Whitby Town Deal : Status Report June 2024 by Daphne Wilson

Daphne Wilson — Fri, 28 Jun 2024 20:38:42 +0000

any thought about placing / building multi storey car parks in carparks behind and beyound co-op referring to the pedestrian plans, from the swing bridge towards the taxi area and co-op roundabout ,the changes to be done where no traffic at all to have access …

Comment on Harbour Dredging amounts 2018-2023 by Andy Jefferson

Andy Jefferson — Thu, 02 May 2024 16:53:00 +0000

In reply to allan roberts. Thanks Allan.

Comment on Harbour Dredging amounts 2018-2023 by allan roberts

allan roberts — Thu, 02 May 2024 16:49:10 +0000

The Borough dreger was described by the former Scarborough Borough Council as a ‘shared assett’. Scarboro harbour dept are subject to a standing recharge of £38,000 per year, irrespective whether, or not any actual dredging activity takes place. That said it has not been seen at Scarboro harbour since 2019, when it visited to clear the berth ready for the C-groan seaweed farm floating restaurant. attached are e few more detailled past accounts of the issue…. http://nyenquirer.uk/scarborough-borough-dredger-hits-harbour-paydirt/
http://nyenquirer.uk/dredger-problems-come-home-roost/
http://nyenquirer.uk/dredging-the-depths-of-credulity/