Ahead of a new Lord Mayor taking office on Thursday (26th May), the outgoing Lord Mayor Councillor Chris Cullwick and the civic party are taking the chance to look back at their year in office.
As part of the 5 year investment programme of over £27million for the city’s roads, footways, traffic lights, street lighting, flood defences and the historic walls, the Council’s Annual Maintenance Report has unveiled the details of the planned work for this year.
The results of the Haxby station consultation have revealed overwhelming support for the creation of the station in the North of the city.
Councillors have today called on Julian Sturdy MP and his Conservative colleagues to hold the Prime Minister to account as the damning Sue Gray report is published and the Partygate scandal comes to a head.
From November 2021 to February 2022 almost 1,500 patients waited longer than two weeks to see a consultant after an urgent cancer referral from their GP in York.
Over £1 million of financial support has been agreed to be paid to households struggling with the unprecedented rise in the cost of living.
A large crowd is expected for the first-ever play-off match at the LNER Community Stadium, following York City Football club reaching play off stage in the National League North. In anticipation of this game, local councillors are urging football fans to use public transport to attend the game or park away from residential streets.
During an Extraordinary Full Council meeting earlier today (27 April), City of York Councillors have unanimously voted to remove Prince Andrew’s Honorary Freedom of the City of York.
The motion proposed by the Liberal Democrats to call on all city councillors to stand with Ukraine and adopt Lviv as York’s latest sister city has been approved at a Full Council meeting yesterday (27th April).
