Council responds to being placed in Tier 2
City of York Council can confirm that today (15 October), the government has announced that York will be subject to additional restrictions, following a sharp increase in cases across the city.
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Council awaits government guidance on grants - and promises to repeat swift payment
City of York Council has assured the city’s businesses that it will publish details as soon the government provides councils with guidance on the latest business support scheme.
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Council works to ensure children don’t go hungry this half-term
City of York Council has today approved funding to provide more than 2850 children with food vouchers to support them this half-term.
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Residents urged to stay safe and shop local over half term
Ahead of half term City of York Council is urging residents to help support the city’s businesses by shopping local whilst staying safe and following the latest guidelines.
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York one step closer to rejecting local government restructure in York
The City of York Council’s Executive today (Thursday 22 October) agreed there is no functional, historical or logical reason to merge York with surrounding rural and coastal areas, and have referred t
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Building York’s zero carbon new homes takes next steps
Significant new steps to advance the construction, rental and sale of much needed, high quality homes in York are being taken.
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York launches local contact tracing system
City of York Council is launching a new local test and trace system to help people who have recently tested positive and aid in the city’s ongoing efforts to stop the spread of the Coronavirus.
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TIER launches e-scooters in York for 12-month trial
E-scooters are now available on the streets of York as part of a 12-month rental trial operated by the leading European operator TIER, providing a safe and sustainable way of getting around the city.
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New school sports facility to benefit wider community
A new £1 million sports facility at Millthorpe School will benefit schools and community groups across the city when it is completed at the end of October.
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Statement on speculation of further restrictions in York
Sharon Stoltz, Director of Public Health, said;
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Roadworks set to take place in October and November
City of York Council will be carrying out essential roadworks on key roads in York including, Cornlands Road, Bad Bargain Lane and Gale Lane, throughout October and November.