We’ve had some reports of intimidation at our Membership Meeting at the Mechanics Institute on the 26th February. If you experienced this, or saw anything that made you uncomfortable at the time, you should report it. A report will then be submitted to Ripon police to add to the existing file.
Contact Dave at HJCPLtd.com with ‘Intimidation’ in the subject line. Discretion will be maintained.
Planning meeting today The decision on the fate of the Henry Jenkins is being made today. If you can be there to support, it will help show the planning committee members the support for keeping the Pub. Please meet at 1.15pm today, Tuesday (February 28) for show of strength outside the Council Offices, Crescent Gardens,…
Notwithstanding that restrictions are continuing to bite as Covid-19 continues to spread and we find ourselves unable to mix with friends and family as we would like, the Management Team wish every HJCP member a very Happy New Year. The arrival of the vaccines gives us all fresh hope that, as the warmer weather approaches,…
An appeal against refusal of planning permission for the demolition of the Henry Jenkins has been dismissed by a Government Planning Inspector. The Inspector, John Morrison, said he was not convinced that the potential re-use of the Henry Jenkins as a going concern had been sufficiently investigated – and that the owner had left the…
The Save the Henry Jenkins Group is launching a investigation into the Community Ownership option for the Henry Jenkins. The growing number of successful community owned Pubs (over 50) and community owned village shops (over 300) in the UK , show the viability of the community ownership option. There is also specific government and social…
Following the vote by members of the Henry Jenkins Community Pub Ltd to campaign for the whole of thel Henry Jenkins Pub, the updated Business Plan and Community Share offer are now available online. You can view them on our KEY DOCUMENTS page.
A successful public meeting was held in the Mechanics Institute at Kirkby Malzeard on the 17th June.The meeting was well attended with 40 – 50 people in the audience and representatives from CAMRA, the George and Dragon Pub and the charity “Locality” were in attendance .. After a review of the first meeting, an open…
