Three Liberal Democrat councillors, Councillors Sue Hunter, James Barker and Keith Aspden, have thanked local communities, following their decision not to stand for re-election in May 2023.
A local charity is set to host a quiz night in a bid to raise funds to offer counselling support to vulnerable women in the city.
Much-talked about civic service jobs moving to the York Central site look to be confirmed following a visit to the site by Government Minister Baroness Neville-Rolfe.
Liberal Democrat councillors are calling on the Government to cancel plans to hike the average household energy bill by £500 in April, and instead bring in a tax on the “bonanza bonuses” of oil and gas bosses.
Proposals put forward by the Liberal Democrat and Green Partnership, to invest in social care and communities, have been given the go-ahead following agreement at Full Council this evening (23 February).
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.
