November
November 1, 2005: Green Line Rawcliffe Bar Park and Ride reverts back to usual route
Tuesday 01 November 2005
City of York Council this morning advised Park and Ride users that the Green Line Rawcliffe Bar service will revert backNovember 1, 2005: Foxwood homes benefit from major improvement scheme
Tuesday 01 November 2005
City of York Council is investing £863,000 in a major improvement scheme that will benefit more than 200 homes on the ci2 November 2005: Council cracks down on abuse of Disabled Parking Bays
Wednesday 02 November 2005
City of York Council is cracking down on motorists who abuse Disabled Parking Bays with a special day of enforcement.<PNovember 3, 2005: Air your views on the future of the former Terry's site
Thursday 03 November 2005
City of York Council is urging local residents and interested organisations to have their say on the future of the formeNovember 3, 2005: Fly-tippers to pay the clear-up costs
Thursday 03 November 2005
New government legislation will give City of York Council more power to clamp down on those caught fly-tipping.<P>
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Thursday 03 November 2005
The first phase of resurfacing work to Gillygate has been completed ahead of schedule, City of York Council announced thNovember 3, 2005: Some of York's biggest firms commit to improving road safety for employees
Thursday 03 November 2005
A number of York's largest businesses and organisations have signed up to City of York Council's innovative new road saf4 November 2005: Free housing seminar for landlords
Friday 04 November 2005
City of York Council is offering free help and advice to housing landlords next week.<P>
The council is holding an even4 November 2005: PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: Life of popular skateboarded honoured
Friday 04 November 2005
York's skateboarding community is staging a memorial competition in honour of one of its most popular members.<P>
Graha4 November 2005: 5 Alive Doin' The Tropical Jive!
Friday 04 November 2005
City of York Council's Food and Safety Unit is encouraging everyone to do the 'tropical jive' thanks to a new teachers'7 November 2005: Memorial to York's 'Railway King'
Monday 07 November 2005
One of York's most influential historical characters could have a memorial erected on the industrial landscape he helped7 November 2005: New interactive Benefits Calculator
Monday 07 November 2005
Residents can estimate whether they may be eligible for a range of benefits thanks to an interactive new service.<P>
CiNovember 7, 2005: 10,000 tonnes of footpath rubble recycled each year
Monday 07 November 2005
As part of its commitment to reducing the amount of rubbish disposed of in landfill sites, each year City of York Counci7 November 2005: A host of golden daffodils
Monday 07 November 2005
York will be decorated with a host of golden daffodils next spring thanks to the generosity of local residents and visitNovember 8, 2005: York schools gather together to discuss extending their services
Tuesday 08 November 2005
Representatives of schools and other childcare settings across York will gather together at York Racecourse this WednesdNovember 8, 2005: City of York Council's children's services short-listed for Beacon award
Tuesday 08 November 2005
City of York Council is one of seven local authorities from across the country short-listed for a Beacon award for serviNovember 8, 2005: Early Christmas present for festive shoppers
Tuesday 08 November 2005
City of York Council is offering an early Christmas present to shoppers keen to enjoy the atmosphere of York's first latNovember 8, 2005: Equivalent of 250 elephants diverted from landfill!
Tuesday 08 November 2005
City of York Council has announced that a massive total of 1,235 tonnes of garden waste was prevented from going to land8 November 2005: Remembrance Day Parade
Wednesday 09 November 2005
York's Civic party will lead York's act of remembrance on Sunday.<P>
The annual procession starts from the Eye of YorkNovember 10, 2005: Staffordshire Pot Fair returns to York
Thursday 10 November 2005
City of York Council is currently playing host to the second traditional touring Staffordshire Pot Fair of the year, whiNovember 10, 2005: York's Home Improvement Agency scoops top national award
Thursday 10 November 2005
York's Home Improvement Agency, a service funded by City of York Council, has scooped a top national award just a year aOctober 10, 2005: Gillygate reopens ahead of schedule
Thursday 10 November 2005
City of York Council has completed resurfacing work to Gillygate ahead of schedule and the road will re-open to trafficNovember 10, 2005: Local residents to be consulted on new and improved kerbside recycling collections
Thursday 10 November 2005
A broad cross-section of local residents have been invited to attend one of two consultation workshops to have their sayNovember 11, 2005: Great minds think alike when it comes to making York's roads safer
Friday 11 November 2005
City of York Council and York-based Just Car Clinic joined forces this week to commit to reducing fatalities and serious11 November 2005: Home Library Service volunteers recognised
Friday 11 November 2005
The work of some of York's most long serving and dedicated volunteers has been officially recognised.<P>
A total of 3011 November 2005: Accommodation proposals save £29million
Friday 11 November 2005
City of York Council will save £29 million over the next 30 years if ambitious proposals to update and modernise the co14 November 2005: Taking a journey through dance
Monday 14 November 2005
Over 400 young performers from across North Yorkshire will be taking a special journey through the world of dance next w14 November 2005: Electric blanket safety warning
Monday 14 November 2005
City of York Council's Trading Standards team is warning residents to check their electric blankets before winter sets i16 November 2005: York schools mark Anti-Bullying Week
Wednesday 16 November 2005
Schools across York will be marking Anti-Bullying Week, which runs from November 21 to 25, by organising a number of theNovember 17, 2005: Consultants appointed to draw up plans for new visitor information centre
Thursday 17 November 2005
First Stop York tourism partnership has appointed a firm of consultants to provide detailed plans for a new state-of-theNovember 17, 2005: Children's Christmas Fayre kicks off the seasonal festivities in York
Thursday 17 November 2005
A feast of fun, festive attractions will be on offer next weekend when York hosts its first ever Children's Christmas FaNovember 17, 2005: Future use of St. Clements Hall to be considered
Thursday 17 November 2005
City of York Council's Executive Member for Resources and Advisory Panel (EMAP) will be asked to consider the future ofNovember 17, 2005: Future use of St. Clements Hall to be considered
Thursday 17 November 2005
City of York Council's Executive Member for Resources and Advisory Panel (EMAP) will be asked to consider the future ofNovember 18, 2005: Council reminds residents that garden waste collection will be suspended during the winter months
Friday 18 November 2005
City of York Council is reminding local residents that garden waste collections will be suspended in early December andNovember 18, 2005: Benefit fraud prosecuted
Friday 18 November 2005
A 37-year old York woman who fraudulently claimed benefits for herself and her children has been prosecuted by city magiNovember 18, 2005: Future of Poppleton and Burnholme Youth Centres to be secured
Friday 18 November 2005
City of York Council's Executive Member for Resources and Advisory Panel (EMAP) is expected to secure the future of YoutNovember 21, 2005: Local schoolchildren have their say on future of former Terry's site
Monday 21 November 2005
City of York Council is giving pupils of Knavesmire Primary School a chance to have their say on the future of the forme21 November 2005: Proposals to increase and improve open space announced
Monday 21 November 2005
York residents will have an opportunity to give their views on proposals to increase and improve open space in the city.21 November 2005: Three Yorkshire authorities unite to increase provision of affordable housing
Monday 21 November 2005
The first report of its kind to be published in the north of England is being launched today (22 November) in a bid to e22 November 2005: Successful transport scheme could be extended
Tuesday 22 November 2005
A successful scheme to help disabled young people gain independence and confidence could be extended until 2008, if agreNovember 22, 2005: Residents to be asked for their views on the future of waste disposal
Tuesday 22 November 2005
The York and North Yorkshire Waste Management Partnership is about to begin a public consultation that will ask City ofNovember 22, 2005: Bright ideas required for York's first ever festival of cultural diversity
Tuesday 22 November 2005
City of York Council is urging local community groups to 'get their thinking caps on'
and come up with ideas for eventsNovember 22, 2005: A taste of Eid in York
Tuesday 22 November 2005
A family celebration for the Eid festival was held at Haxby Road Primary School on Sunday, November 6.<P>
In the regionNovember 22, 2005: Preferred supplier of highway maintenance services agreed
Tuesday 22 November 2005
City of York Council's Executive today selected Alfred McAlpine Government Services as the preferred supplier of highwayNovember 24, 2005: £500,000 investment in Dunnington School
Thursday 24 November 2005
Children at Dunnington School have benefited from a £500,000 investment in a new classroom and the creation of an additiNovember 24, 2005: Innovative pilot schemes launched to encourage recycling
Thursday 24 November 2005
Environmentally-friendly York residents will soon stand a chance of scooping cash prizes - just for recycling their hous24 November 2005: Regular bullying on the decrease
Thursday 24 November 2005
City of York Council's annual report on bullying shows that regular bullying has decreased.<P>
A total of 2462 year sev24 November 2005: Christmas Service of Remembrance at Bishopthorpe Crematorium
Thursday 24 November 2005
A service of remembrance and celebration will be held in the Main Chapel at Bishopthorpe Crematorium on Sunday, Decembe24 November 2005: Council warns of bogus charity collections
Thursday 24 November 2005
City of York Council is reminding residents to be on their guard against bogus charity collectors.<P>
The warning follo25 November 2005: Planning made easy
Friday 25 November 2005
City of York Council is making the local planning process easier to understand with a handy user guide.<P>
The Local PlNovember 25, 2005: Improvements to Dringhouses cemetery agreed
Friday 25 November 2005
Representatives of City of York Council met with a number of local residents this week to discuss improvements to the crNovember 28, 2005: Mansion House throws its doors open to the public
Monday 28 November 2005
York residents will be able to enjoy a free guided tour of the city's Mansion House next weekend, which has been decked28 November 2005: Making it easier with easy@york
Monday 28 November 2005
Contacting City of York Council will become a whole lot easier next summer, thanks to an ambitious project that will cha28 November 2005: Civic procession honours the new Archbishop of York
Monday 28 November 2005
The Lord Mayor of York will lead a civic procession in honour of the Inauguration of the new Archbishop of York on Wedne