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York celebrates Key stage 4 (GCSE) students’ success
City of York Council education leaders have congratulated students across the city on their GCSE results today (Thursday 21 August).
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York celebrates A Level students’ success
City of York Council education leaders are congratulating students who have received their A Level, T level and post 16 vocational results today, Thursday 14 August.
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New Family Hub named SEND CENTRAL
SEND CENTRAL has been chosen as the name for York’s new city hub for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
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Support available for exam students
With Key Stage 5 results and Key Stage 4 results due over the next few days (14 August and 21 August, respectively), City of York Council is reminding young people about the support available.
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Public consultation launched on Anti-Poverty strategy
City of York Council is inviting residents, businesses and community organisations to help shape its new Anti-Poverty Strategy, with a public consultation now open.
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46-year-old discovery connects generations of craftsmanship
Works on Bootham Bar has unveiled some unexpected surprises related to previous works, dating back more than 40 years.
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Mansion House reopens on its 300th anniversary following repairs
York Mansion House, the 300-year-old home of the Lord Mayor, reopens its doors on Wednesday 6 August as the first phase of a £1.3 million restoration project completes, and as the final phase starts.
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Visionary Chief Executive sought to help shape our city
City of York Council has launched the search for a new Chief Executive.
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York welcomes over £1 million to tackle economic inactivity
City of York Council is set to formally accept over £1 million in funding as part of the Government’s Get Britain Working Trailblazer programme.
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Mansion House reopens and residents invited to special tour
York Mansion House, the 300-year-old Georgian landmark, is set to reopen its doors this August following the successful completion of the first phase of a major £1.3 million restoration project.
