Langdale and Fylingdales area wildfire
You can find the latest information about the wildfire in the Langdale and Fylingdales area near Scarborough and Whitby on our Langdale and Fylingdales area wildfire page.
Find out how you can participate in decision making by asking a question or making a statement at a committee meeting or meeting of full council.
Members of the public may ask questions or make statements at ordinary meetings of the council, meetings of the executive and of committees.
Ahead of the meeting you may submit one question or statement – only one question or statement can made on behalf of one organisation. You must give notice and provide the text of your question or statement to Democratic Services no later than midday, three working days before the meeting. You can find contact details on the agenda front sheet for the meeting, available to download on our council minutes, agendas and reports website.
You will be asked to confirm your attendance at the meeting to present your question or statement. If you are unable to be present, it is at the Chair’s discretion whether to accept. If it is accepted the question or statement may be read out on your behalf or a written reply may be provided.
The Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) may reject a question or statement if it:
At the meeting:
The council operates a scheme for public speaking at planning committee meetings. Normally the following people can speak in relation to any specific application on the agenda:
Further information on public speaking at planning committee meetings may be found in the Constitution.