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York children benefit from fun and meals this Easter
Children, young people and families in York are continuing to benefit from activities and healthy meals during the Easter holidays thanks to an extension of the government’s HAF programme for 2025.
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Proposals to improve bus reliability move forwards soon
Ideas to speed up bus journeys and increase bus reliability could be taken to public consultation soon
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Weight limit lifted on Bishopthorpe Bridge
The weight limit on Bishopthorpe Bridge has been lifted today - Monday 7 April, following repair works.
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Tenant evicted following drug investigation with neighbours' support
Following a ruling by a district judge, a council tenant has been evicted this morning, Thursday 3 April, after drug-related activities and anti-social behaviour caused misery for her neighbours.
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Walls in Bloom reaches Red Tower and Queen Street
This summer, residents and visitors will be able to experience areas of the city walls from a fresh perspective, as this unique and historic space blooms into life.
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Funding delivers upgrades to 11 community buildings in York
The impact of funding to safeguard the future of community spaces in York’s outer wards was highlighted at a celebration held last Friday (28 March) in Bishopthorpe.
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Further investment in York’s city centre
York’s historic city centre is set to be ready for the next, and future, millennia.
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York says ‘Yes to Quit’ with new smoking campaign
York is saying ‘Yes to Quit’ with a new smoking campaign. The Yes to Quit campaign has launched across TV, radio, transport links and social media this week, throughout Yorkshire and the Humber.
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Schools accredited ‘ADHD friendly’ as part of citywide support
8 York schools have been accredited as ‘ADHD friendly’ as part of a citywide commitment to support neurodiverse children and young people.
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Free sporting fun at Community Stadium this weekend
York will kick off a summer of rugby with a range of fun, free activities on Sunday (23 March) at the York Community Stadium.
