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York Council and York City raise fostering awareness
City of York Council’s Fostering Team will be at the LNER Community Stadium on Saturday 7 February ahead of the York City V Forest Green Rovers match to raise awareness about fostering in York.
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Lendal Bridge works are rescheduled
Works to repair Lendal Bridge, originally scheduled for spring of this year, have now been delayed to 2027 due to unavoidable delays on the Station Gateway project.
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York celebrates National Apprenticeship Week
City of York Council is celebrating the value, benefits and opportunities apprenticeships bring to individuals, businesses and the wider economy during National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) next week.
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Council fines two fly-tippers over £2,000 in enforcement drive
Two residents found to have illegally dumped waste, have been prosecuted by City of York Council.
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Independent report highlights huge potential of York’s growth plan
The new independent report follows the approval of York's prospectus.
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Residents urged to maximise income during York Talk Money fortnight
York residents are being urged to find out whether they could be eligible for extra income as part of next week's York Talk Money fortnight.
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Council’s pledge to tackle tenants’ priorities unlocks new improvements
New approaches to tackling what tenants have told us are their priorities have been agreed today (Tuesday 27 January).
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Exciting plans for Glen Gardens play area
Children from Tang Hall Primary School and Heworth Primary School have played a key role in shaping the future of Glen Gardens.
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Magistrates ban visitors from tenant's home
Visitors have been banned from visiting a Council tenant’s home, as alleged illegal drug-related activities and anti-social behaviour were believed to have been causing misery for his neighbours.
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Unfair trading results in 10 month’s prison sentence
Following customers’ complaints and a Trading Standards’ investigation, York Crown Court has sentenced a man to 10 month’s imprisonment for unfair trading offences.
