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Front Street improvements shaped by local community go for approval
Exciting plans to make a number of improvements to Front Street will be taken to a meeting next week (24 September).
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Scrutiny discussion to set a new direction of travel for York
York’s long term Local Transport Strategy will take another step next week as a draft Implementation Plan is discussed at the Economy, Place, Access and Transport Scrutiny Committee.
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Free bus travel from BetterPoints during Environment Weeks
Residents of York are being invited to celebrate Environment Weeks by walking or taking the bus around town and be in with the chance to win free bus travel.
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YorHome fees for landlords are the city’s lowest
Research by City of York Council reveals its not-for-profit letting agency YorHome charges between 6 and 7% less than 8 other local agents.
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New housing for disabled people agreed
To meet the increasing need for specialist housing for disabled adults or adults with learning disabilities in the community, senior Councillors have agreed to build approximately 14 homes in Acomb.
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Plans to create dedicated SEND hub get Executive approval
Proposals to create a specialist hub for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and their families have been approved by City of York Council’s Executive.
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York businesses meet Tokyo highways bosses
York and North Yorkshire has welcomed representatives from Tokyo Metropolitan Government, representing an important global partnership for the region’s manufacturing economy.
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Recycle your coffee pods at Household Waste Recycling Centres
Coffee lovers can now dispose of their used pods in an environmentally friendly way as part of a new service aimed at reducing waste.
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YRO celebrates 12 years supporting Special Care Baby Unit
Over the past 12 years York Register Office (YRO) has raised more than £46,500 to help fund specialist training and additional equipment for York Hospital’s Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU).
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Event returns to help businesses recruit and retain staff
With nationwide job vacancies at their highest for 25 years, local businesses are invited to a free and interactive session to explore how they can attract new employees and reduce staff turnover.