February
01.02.05: Outline planning permission for Derwenthorpe given the go ahead
Tuesday 01 February 2005
City of York Council's Planning Committee approved an outline planning application for a residential development at 'DerPatients unveil mosaic for sixth anniversary
Tuesday 01 February 2005
City of York Council's recently appointed community arts team, Arts Action York, is pleased to announce the official unv02.02:05: Waste minimisation action plan
Wednesday 02 February 2005
City of York Council's Executive member for Environment and Sustainability and Advisory Panel will consider future optio02.02.05: York Aid Appeal - Tsunamil update 7
Wednesday 02 February 2005
City of York Council forwarded the first York Aid payment ( £37092.35) to the Disasters Emergency Committee last week.<February 3, 2005: Consultation on options for reducing waste
Thursday 03 February 2005
City of York Council will be asked to give the green-light to plans to consult local residents' about how the council shFebruary 3, 2005: Clifton Green traffic lights
Thursday 03 February 2005
City of York Council is warning that temporary traffic signals will be in use at Clifton Green to allow urgent repairs tFebruary 4, 2005: Clifton Green traffic lights update
Friday 04 February 2005
Following on from the update issued yesterday afternoon, City of York Council would like to urge motorists to avoid thisFebruary 4, 2005: Clifton Green traffic lights repaired
Friday 04 February 2005
Further to the update provided this morning, City of York Council can confirm that traffic lights at Clifton Green haveFebruary 4, 2005: Council's Commercial Services section achieves 'quality assured service provider' status
Friday 04 February 2005
City of York Council's entire Commercial Services section has attained 'quality assured service provider' status after b07.02.05: Don't forget to recycle your old Yellow Pages
Monday 07 February 2005
City of York Council is reminding residents to recycle their old Yellow Pages when the latest edition lands on the doorsMonday 07 February 2005
City of York Council would like to advise residents and library users that Tang Hall library will be closed on Saturday07.02.05: New opportunities for young music makers
Monday 07 February 2005
Budding young DJs, rappers, sound engineers, CD/poster designers or pop musicians will get a unique chance to talk to loMonday 07 February 2005
A report to the City of York's Executive Member for Leisure and Heritage on Monday 14 February describes how the council09.02.05: Review of Freedom of Information Requests
Wednesday 09 February 2005
One month on from the inception of the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act (1 January), City of York Council has received 310.02.05: Askham Bryan and Holtby village residents invited to have their say
Thursday 10 February 2005
City of York Council's design conservation and sustainable development team are asking residents of Askham Bryan and HolFebruary 10, 2005: Valentine cards drive home deadly message
Thursday 10 February 2005
City of York Council is sending out a Valentine message with a difference in the form of a hard-hitting road safety cam10.02.05: Future of Rose Garden up for discussion
Thursday 10 February 2005
Residents in the Micklegate area and knavesmire users are being asked for their views on the future of the Rose Garden oFebruary 11, 2005: New film highlighting the impact of drugs to premiere this week
Friday 11 February 2005
An innovative new film that highlights the impact that drugs can have on local communities will be premiered at York's C14.02.05: Residents' first weekend the best ever
Monday 14 February 2005
This year's Residents' First weekend was the biggest and best ever, according to official figures, attracting record n15.02.05: Elvington Bridge to be strengthened
Tuesday 15 February 2005
Contractors working on behalf of City of York Council are to strengthen the brick bridge over the River Derwent on Main16.02.05: York Aid Appeal - Tsunami disaster update 8
Wednesday 16 February 2005
The York Aid Appeal has now passed the £70,000 mark. The total (£71,912) includes just under £100 raised from a bucket c16.02.05: Strensall Road carriageway resurfacing
Wednesday 16 February 2005
City of York Council will be starting work to resurface Strensall Road on Monday 21 February. The work involves laying17.02.05:Celebrate York's Cultural Diversity
Thursday 17 February 2005
Those who plan and provide activities for children and young people in York are invited to attend a one-day event - parFebruary 17, 2005: Yearsley Swimming Pool to re-open
Thursday 17 February 2005
Yearsley Swimming Pool will re-open to the public at 4pm today.<P>
The pool was evacuated and closed yesterday followin18.02.05: St Leonard's Place ‰Û" Carriageway Resurfacing
Friday 18 February 2005
City of York Council will resurface the junction of St Leonard's Place, Museum Street and Duncombe Place on Wednes18.02.05: Yorkshire Forward funding helps York maximise benefits of racing cert
Friday 18 February 2005
City of York Council has today welcomed the announcement that Yorkshire Forward will provide £650,000 funding to supportFebruary 18, 2005: Make sure your details are on the electoral register ahead of a general election
Friday 18 February 2005
City of York Council is asking local residents to check that their details are correct on the electoral register in advaMarch 18, 2005: Efforts to rid York's streets of litter are having a real impact
Friday 18 February 2005
City of York Council continues to improve the appearance of the city's streets since Best Value Performance IndicatorsFebryary 18, 2005: New-look Fundays and OASIS brochure unveiled
Friday 18 February 2005
City of York Council's Fundays and OASIS brochure has been given a radical new look and a brand new name that perfectly22.02.05: PACY reports excellent results for community initiative
Tuesday 22 February 2005
City of York Council's Executive member for Commercial Services and Advisory Panel can look forward to seeing some exce24.02.05: Barbican Update
Thursday 24 February 2005
City of York Council has received notification from the High Court that the Save our Barbican Group has been given permiThursday, February 24, 2005: Step-o-meter challenge
Thursday 24 February 2005
More than 200 City of York Council employees will embark on a 12-week step-o-meter challenge starting this Monday, Febru24.02.05: Call time online
Thursday 24 February 2005
With the Licensing Act 2003 due to come into full effect in November 2005, City of York Council is advising licensees toFebruary 25, 2005: A night out with the gritters
Friday 25 February 2005
A North Yorkshire woman who paid £30 at a charity auction to spend an evening with City of York Council's gritting team25.02.04: City's innovative approach to transport gets national recognition
Friday 25 February 2005
City of York Council's successful approach to delivering local transport improvements has been formally recognised by th28.02.05: Satisfaction levels rising
Monday 28 February 2005
Residents' satisfaction with York is increasing, according to research released this month.<P>
The figures are taken fr28.02.05: ENCAMS Award
Monday 28 February 2005
City of York Council has reason to celebrate after scooping the 'New Programme of the Year' title in the 15th annual ENC