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Volunteers roll up their sleeves to help spruce up York
City of York Council joined York BID and over 20 volunteers today [10 June] to roll up their sleeves and help spruce up York city centre, as part of their rejuvenation days.
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St Leonard’s Place void reveals new archaeological discovery
Remnants of what is believed to be one of the largest medieval hospitals in the north of England have been found inside the void which recently opened on St Leonard’s Place in central York.
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International medical technology company praises council support
An international medical technology company which has made York its UK base has praised the business support available in the city.
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The positive impact of city's free school meals
City of York Council leaders are highlighting the positive impact of the city’s free school meals pilots, following the government’s announcement (5 June) that it will extend free school meals.
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City of York Council proud to support LGBTQIA+ communities
Council teams will have a visible presence at York Pride 2025 to show the council’s support for LGBTQIA+ people, promote services and provide information and advice.
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Changes made to parking following community feedback
Executive members have listened to representations from local communities and agreed to several changes to car parking charges in the city.
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York meets air pollution targets citywide for first time
As we approach Clean Air Day on 19 June, City of York Council has released figures showing that all of York is meeting national air pollution targets for the first time.
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Councillors to review parking charges
Following feedback from local residents and businesses, several changes to car parking charges are being considered at June’s Executive Meeting.
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Anti-social tenant evicted by Court warrant
Following a ruling by a District Judge, a council tenant was evicted on Thursday 22 May, after drug-related activities and anti-social behaviour caused misery for her neighbours.
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Blue badge parking during York Pride
There will be some brief changes to Blue Badge parking in York on Saturday 7 June to allow the Pride parade to pass safely through the city centre.