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York investigators secure jail for home improvement fraudster
A man who defrauded consumers of over £93,000 has been sentenced to over three years’ imprisonment (on 2 June 2026) at York Crown Court.
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York's Health Trainers create quick tips to stay healthy
The council's Health Trainers are encouraging residents to look after their health and wellbeing as the largest-ever FIFA Men’s World Cup kicks off this week.
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Noisy ‘party house’ quietened following council's action
Complaints from neighbours, about noisy groups partying in a hot tub at a holiday let, allowed the council to work with the owner, with no further complaints.
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New waiting room for York crematorium
Mourners and visitors to York Crematorium will have a second waiting room to use from this autumn. It will be more accessible and have toilet facilities.
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York families urged to reapply for free school meals
Families whose children receive free school lunches are being urged to reapply for the meals this term, following changes to the national scheme.
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York rivers trail: shaping river stories
A new riverside experience for York took a significant step forward last week, as residents, partners and contributors came together on the River Ouse to help shape the York rivers trail.
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Share your views on inclusive play areas in York
We are inviting people across York to help shape the future of the city’s play areas, as part of our major investment in parks and green spaces.
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York air quality targets met for second year running
As Clean Air Day (Thursday 18 June) approaches, City of York Council has confirmed that the city has met national air pollution targets for the second consecutive year.
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City of York Council proud to support LGBTQIA+ communities
City of York Council will once again show its support for LGBTQIA+ communities by taking part in York Pride, celebrating diversity and promoting inclusion across the city.
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Reform provision for SEN and disabled children in York
Children with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) in York could find it easier to get early support and have their needs met in mainstream schools.
