Following the confirmation of candidates standing for city and parish council elections this May, warm congratulations are being shared to all those returning and newly elected to their local parish and town councils.
Ahead of the local elections in May, York Liberal Democrats have unveiled the 47 candidates who will be contesting council seats across the city.
Lib Dem councillors have condemned a £250m cut in promised investment in adult social care, which is set to worsen the social care crisis.
It has been revealed today that York has been recommended for inclusion on the new UK Tentative List of World Heritage Sites, focusing on its historic centre, listed buildings and conservation areas.
Lib Dem councillors have hit out at new data that shows that in 2022 alone water companies dumped raw sewage 2,023 times into the rivers in York, for a total of 11,912 hours, according to data from the River’s Trust
In a motion set to be debated at a meeting of Full Council this week, Liberal Democrat councillors are calling on the Conservative North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner to reverse the freeze in Police Community Support Officers recruitment.
Following confirmation that York has not been successful in the competition to be the new home of Great British Rail, Council Leader Keith Aspden has...
Sir Ed Davey MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, joined York Liberal Democrat councillors, campaigners and candidates to launch local election manifesto ahead of May’s local elections.
Leader of the Liberal Democrats Sir Ed Davey MP joined Council Leader Keith Aspden on a visit to the First York depot on Saturday (18th March) to find out more about efforts to electrify the bus fleet and improve air quality across York.
