Village Halls Week- Celebrating 100 years together
The opening speeches by Lord Gardiner, Richard Quallington and Deborah Clarke with information about Village Halls Week and Events for the week.

27th May 2020
Please note the YORSwitch Bulk Oil Buying Scheme continues in a "Business as Usual" way, despite the Coronavirus situation. Orders can be placed as usual although there may be slightly longer delivery times and tanker drivers will keep a safe distance when delivering oil .
We suggest members keep extra oil in their tanks to avoid running out of fuel between deliveries.
Why are we doing this?
This project fits well with our commitment to support rural communities.
The cost of heating buildings to a satisfactory standard is becoming more and more expensive. In rural areas, there are many off gas communities. These are leaving residents with more expensive choices for heating fuel - such as oil.
The YORSwitch Bulk Oil Buying scheme can help cut the cost of home heating to rural communities and it has other benefits. The scheme keeps money in the local economy, builds a greater sense of community and cooperation and helps tackle fuel poverty.
Who is it for?
The YORSwitch scheme is open to householders, churches, village halls and businesses in East Yorkshire. The Scheme orders oil on a monthly basis and negotiates the cheapest price with a group of oil suppliers. Minimum quantity is 500 litres and one price is negotiated irrespective of the quantity you order. Payment is made directly with the winning suppliers by members of the scheme.
Village Co-ordiantors can help to collate orders from within their community and can act as a conduit for information on the scheme if required. They receive FREE membership for the work they do. All need internet access, in order to send in orders monthly. To apply, simply email your location to oil@hwrcc.org.uk and we will appraise the need in your area.
What are the benefits of the scheme?
What do I do?
To register, please click on the link below, which will take you new a new Form and complete the Membership form. Make your payment to Humber & Wolds Rural Community Council. We will confirm via email/letter your membership of the scheme and you are then eligible to place your oil heating order(s) by the deadline date each month - The minimum order is 500 litres. The document is available by clicking a link below.
For businesses, please download the Membership Form below
NB: Until we can reprint our Membership Forms, please send them to:
HWRA, Maltby Lane Hub, Maltby Lane, Barton upon Humber DN18 5PY
For more details about the scheme or any additional queries please contact: oil@hwrcc.org.uk or Tel: 01652 637700
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For information on becoming a volunteer co-ordinator please click this link.
Please note: In line with normal oil company practice quoted prices are without VAT (charged at 5% on heating oil).
The price of oil fluctuates day by day and will depend on the size of our bulk order and the degree of clustering of deliveries. We expect our discounts to be around 5p per litre.
Savings will be largest for those who normally order in 500 ltr batches. It is also worth noting that where special delivery circumstances exist – like only small trucks can get access or where the delivery address is remote - then there may be a surcharge in line with the sort of additional charges these addresses usually attract.
To check out the prices and saving made over the last few months, please check the Oil Price Comparison chart at the bottom of the website page.
NB: Membership renewals have been sent to all existing members. To purchase oil in 2021, you should rejoin by January 2021. Membership fees (£20 per year) can be paid by BACs or cheque, whichever is most convenient. New Members please complete the Membership form online or print and posts to the address above.
The opening speeches by Lord Gardiner, Richard Quallington and Deborah Clarke with information about Village Halls Week and Events for the week.
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