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).
Lib Dem councillors have hit out at the plans to convert a former North Yorkshire RAF base into an asylum seeker processing centre.
Liberal Democrat councillors have condemned the freeze to funds given to councils to carry out transport maintenance effectively representing a real-terms cut.
City of York Council has been awarded £17.36 million over three years to support the development of key bus schemes and initiatives across the city.
Plans to seek planning permission for a new Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) in the Westfield area of the city have been unveiled.
Dringhouses & Woodthorpe Lib Dem councillors have welcomed an announcement from Network Rail that they have abandoned plans to establish a temporary rail compound on land off Moor Lane in Dringhouses.
Responding to the spring statement delivered by the Chancellor earlier today, councillors are highlighting the lack of meaningful support to address the cost of living crisis, which is turning into an emergency.
