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Bus lane enforcement

Bus Lane enforcements restrict access to some streets in York and the restrictions apply to all motor vehicles, other than buses, taxis and other private hire vehicles.
https://www.york.gov.uk/BusLaneEnforcement
St George's Field coach park - Parking directory

This directory contains details of all council-run car parks in York, and details for the Park and Ride sites.
https://www.york.gov.uk/StGeorgesFieldCoachPark
Lt Col Best-Dunkley commemorative paving stone

In York the memorial stone on Mount Vale commemorates Lt.
https://www.york.gov.uk/MountValeVCStone
Waste management and the environment

Waste management represents 2.7% of York’s total emissions.
https://www.york.gov.uk/climate-change-2/WasteManagementEnvironment
Energy grants for homes not heated by mains gas

Eligible households in York which aren't heated by mains gas are being given free energy-efficiency boosts by the council for greater comfort, lower bills and less carbon output.
https://www.york.gov.uk/news/article/1526/energy-grants-for-homes-not-heated-by-mains-gas
Children and families

Get information on childcare in York, if you're worried about a child, Children's centres, help for childcare providers, paying your childcare invoice, support for young people, advice for future training and work, becoming a foster carer, working with young people, support for families, Family Information Service (FIS), Benefits and financial support for families, our Youth Offending Team, child protection and safeguarding, adopting children in York.
https://www.york.gov.uk/ChildrenAndFamilies
Easy Read - City Centre Access consultation

Easy Read - City Centre Access consultation Page 1 of 18 Review of City Centre Access Easy read version, October 2021 The process so far We asked people how we can make York city centre accessible and welcoming to all.... Sharing ideas This survey shares some ideas and asks whether they might help you to access York city centre.... This is a possibility for York.
https://www.york.gov.uk/AccessConsultationEasyRead
Carer's assessments

Assessment of your needs as a carer Download factsheets for carers from the York Carers Centre website, including a 'Carers Assessment of Need'.
https://www.york.gov.uk/CarersAssessment
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York Register Office privacy notice York Register Office com plies with the Data Protection Act 1998 and is a registered ‘Data Controll er’.... York Register Office also makes a local index available for this purpose.... For further informati on on data held by the Registrar General visit: https://www.gov.uk/government/publicatio ns/ips-pri vacy-policy For information on how the City Of York Council uses your information visit : https://www.york.gov.uk/privacy For information on the City Of York Council’s cookies policy visit: https://www.york.gov.uk/cookies You can contact the Superi ntendent Registrar at York Register Office Amanda.sykes@york.gov.uk Tel: 01904 654477 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/ips-privacy-policy https://www.york.gov.uk/privacy https://www.york.gov.uk/cookies mailto:Amanda.sykes@york.gov.uk Tell Us Once Death registration appointments Tell Us Once is a free government initiati ve which aims to ease the burden of noti fying local and cent ral government departments that someone has died.
https://www.york.gov.uk/privacy/YorkRegisterOffice
Referral Outcome Notification

Referral Outcome Notification OFFICIAL Regulator of Social Housing Level 2, 7-8 Wellington Place Leeds LS1 4AP T: 0300 124 5225 E: enquiries@rsh.gov.uk W: https://www.gov.uk/rsh Pauline Stuchfield Director of Housing and Communities City of York Council Sent via email only to: pauline.stuchfield@york.gov.uk CC: Michael Jones, Vicky Japes 6th December 2024 Dear Pauline, Referral to the Regulator of Social Housing (the regulator) I write further to your letter of 15th August 2024 in relation to City of York Council’s self-assessment against the outcomes of the consumer standards and, in particular, the council’s position relating to stock condition surveys, the decency of your homes, health and safety, and understanding of tenants’ diverse needs.... We further note the council’s wider response to identification of the issues raised, including: the review of internal service structures, and provision of increased internal staff resources; procurement of additional external support; system improvements; and the development and implementation of new processes. consider We also noted the openness and transparency demonstrated by City of York Council both in bringing these issues to our attention, and in responding to our requests for further information. 3 OFFICIAL Next steps Whilst we do not intend to issue a Regulatory Judgement for the council at this time, we note that there are some weaknesses in the council’s delivery of the outcomes of the consumer standards albeit for which there are improvement plans in place to address.... Regardless of the potential timing of any future engagement meetings, we must reiterate our expectation that City of York Council keeps the regulator promptly informed of any material delays in delivery or deterioration of the council’s position.
https://www.york.gov.uk/SocialHousingSelfReferralOutcomeLetter

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