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The flooding problem in the Tranby Lane area on Sunday 25th November 2012 appears to have been caused by a blocked culvert and an excess of land drainage, possibly made worse by the new school driveway and cemetery extension.

The flooding would have been greater had it not been for two Tranby lane residents who are members of Humberside Police.  They gave advice and support to residents and redirected traffic before services arrived to alleviate the flooding.  The ditches on both sides of the road are in riparian ownership.

A Flooding Action Plan has been produced by resident Mr. Slingsby which was copied to all Councillors for information. After discussion, it was agreed that the Clerk arrange a site meeting with the appropriate E.R.Y.C. Officers, representation from the Parish Council, a representative on behalf of the local residents and Cllr. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson from Kirk Ella & West Ella Parish Council.

A screen to the culvert would prevent further problems.

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New Anlaby libraryThe old prefabricated building housing the Anlaby Library in North Street will be transferred to the soon to be refurbished Haltemprice Leisure Centre. The £6M project will put it at the forefront of leisure facilities in the UK, which has received backing from Anlaby with Anlaby Common and Kirk Ella Parish Councils, the Environment Agency and Sport England. The project is scheduled for completion in 2014.

Prior to the prefab, Anlaby Library was housed in an old wooden building with sloping floors that became unsafe. Through an Anlaby led petition, Humberside County Council replaced the building in the early 1990’s with the prefab.

The land on which the library is situated was given in Deed of Gift to the County Council on the 9th July 1936 by Arthur Stanley Wilson.

Further information may be obtained from the Legal Dept. of E.R.Y.C.

Let us know what you think about what should happen to the site.

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