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WELCOME TO MONK FRYSTON PARISH COUNCIL WEBSITE

Monk Fryston lies at the southern edge of the Vale of York, just a short distance from Selby and within easy reach of York, Leeds, and the wider Yorkshire region. The village sits in a distinctly rural setting, surrounded by patchwork fields, hedgerows, and quiet country lanes that appeal to walkers and cyclists. For commuters, Monk Fryston offers convenient road connections into major urban centres, providing a blend of peaceful village life and practical access to regional employment hubs. In essence, Monk Fryston captures the character of a traditional Yorkshire village, maintaining its own strong local identity while being framed by historic towns and expansive green landscapes.

THE PARISH COUNCIL

Monk Fryston Parish Council exists to represent the people of Monk Fryston as part of the local government structure.

The Parish Council is made up of seven elected councillors and employs a part time Parish Clerk. Elections are held every four years to elect the Parish Councillors. The Chair and Vice Chair are elected by fellow Councillors and serve a year in office. For details of serving members, visit the Councillors page.

The Parish Council is funded through a local tax called the precept and aims to use the precept for the benefit of residents to improve and enhance the local area. You can find out more about the council's income and expenditure under the 'Documents / Finance' dropdown above

The Parish Council meets on the third Tuesday of each month except December at Monk Fryston and Hillam Community Centre, Old Vicarage Lane, Monk Fryston, commencing at 7.30 pm. All meetings are open to members of the public and allow local residents an opportunity to make representations at the start of each meeting. Details of agenda's and minutes of meetings can be accessed via the Meetings dropdown above

Monk Fryston Hall Monk Fryston Hall

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