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York takes major step towards becoming Inclusive Recovery City
Over 150 businesses, public, voluntary and community sectors gathered at the LNER Community Stadium today for a landmark briefing on York’s ambition to become an Inclusive Recovery City (IRC).
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Housing Regulator rating welcomed as council reaffirms commitment to tenants
City of York Council has welcomed its first report from the Regulator of Social Housing following an inspection held earlier this year.
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Our York landing on doorsteps across the city
Residents across York will soon be receiving the first edition of Our York, a new council newsletter bringing together news, updates and stories from across the city.
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‘Ready for Parenthood’ campaign launches across North Yorkshire
City of York Council, North Yorkshire Council, York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, and YorSexualHealth have joined forces to launch ‘Ready for Parenthood’
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Free energy grants change residents' lives
Homeowners and private tenants can apply for free energy efficiency improvements to make their homes more comfortable and affordable to run.
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York ex-smokers back regional quit smoking campaign
Peter Milner and Shaun Bettison from York are lending their support to Yorkshire and Humber’s first quit smoking campaign developed and filmed in the region.
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New strategy to deliver much-needed homes and facilities
The Council will consider creating a new strategy, and securing a new strategic delivery partner to deliver high quality Council buildings including homes for social rent.
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Council considers improving York Christmas accessibility
Changes to the operation of York’s Christmas market will be discussed at an upcoming Executive Meeting.
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Strategy commits to improve lives of unpaid carers
A new citywide strategy, setting out a shared vision for improving the lives of unpaid carers, will be considered by City of York Council’s executive later this month (14 April).
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Crisis and Resilience Fund to help residents with heating costs
We are encouraging residents who are having trouble affording their heating bills to apply for support through the new Crisis and Resilience Fund, which is replacing the Household Support Fund.
