Marking one year since the invasion of Ukraine, city leaders are sharing a message of support and solidarity to the people of Ukraine as they continue their brave fight for freedom.
A planning application has been submitted in a major step forward for the development of a £5.3 million joined-up plan for Fulford flood defences.
Since January, the Hospital Bus service has not stopped at York Hospital, instead turning north out of Crichton Bridge, stopping by the Wigginton Road Car Park to drop off passengers before returning to Rawcliffe Park and Ride.
Friends of New Earswick Swimming Pool have launched an urgent fundraising appeal to raise £250,000 to replace failing boilers, fix a leaking roof and update changing rooms.
Councillors have expressed concerns over the impact that the delay in announcing council public health funding allocation could have on vital services, such as sexual health and drug and alcohol treatment, warning that this may lead to service interruptio
Councillors have hit out at the latest Government delay on Barratt’s planning appeal to build 300 houses next to New Lane – site designated as green belt in the new Local Plan.
Due to issues with the heating system at Dringhouses Library, York Explore Libraries & Archives have notified councillors of plans to temporarily close the library from Monday 13th February until the end of the month.
The number of Police Community Support Officers has fallen by 20% since 2021 across North Yorkshire.
Cities Outlook 2023, the Centre for Cities annual health check of the UK’s city and largest town economy, has highlighted York’s ongoing recovery.
