City of York Council is joining partners across the city and the UK, to celebrate and recognise the contribution of our Armed Forces later this month Saturday (29 June).
Work starts next week between Millennium Bridge and Butcher Terrace to improve accessibility and to allow it to stay open for longer when the river levels rise.
Proposals to change the way sexual health services are provided in York will be considered later this month and could then be consulted on later this year.
5 money launderers who laundered over £1 million proceeds of bogus computer service companies have been sentenced to 9 and a half years imprisonment at Leeds Crown Court.
Ahead of Government financial support ending in September 2024 for households battling the cost of living crisis, residents are urged to claim all they can and get discounts to lower their bills.
Over 2,200 parents, carers and young children have attended popular stay and play sessions delivered by Explore in partnership with City of York Council over the last three months.
Ousewem, an innovative flood resilience project, is transforming community engagement efforts by enlisting the help of talking lampposts to raise awareness about natural flood management (NFM).
After adding 27 extra homes to Glen Lodge in 2018, work is starting to refurbish and make the 32 original apartments more energy-efficient, accessible and comfortable.
Following £100,000 of support having been successfully awarded to support ward residents in January 2024, a further £100,000 is now available this year.
Following the Council’s consultation on making York city centre more accessible, 5 new experimental bays will open on 21 May 2024 for Blue Badge holder parking and business loading.
When they meet this week, York City Leaders are to be joined by the newly elected Mayor for York and North Yorkshire, David Skaith, in his first week in the job.
City of York Council’s Executive is set to discuss a new Corporate Improvement Framework, developed by the Chief Operating Officer, in consultation with the Corporate Leadership Group.
Young care leavers in York have been able to learn new skills, increase their independence and get life-enriching experiences thanks to the support of local businesses.
Following 2 weekends of intensive work, significant progress has been made on the Station Gateway project which looks to transform the area around York’s historic railway station.