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Over one million tickets sold to LNER York Community Stadium events
City of York Council is celebrating a major milestone as more than one million tickets have now been sold to events at the LNER Community Stadium since it opened its doors five years ago.
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Summer in York: Bring your community to life
This summer, we’re inviting you, your neighbourhood groups and local organisations to create new community events that celebrate our city, strengthen connections and make memories that last.
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Family Football Festival to celebrate our Armed Forces
City of York Council is joining partners across the city and the UK to celebrate and recognise the contribution of our Armed Forces this summer.
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Support and advice for families during York Talk Money Fortnight
Families in York can get lots of information, advice and support on how to make their money go further this summer, during York Talk Money Fortnight.
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Night works see progress on Station Gateway highway works
Councillors will receive an update on the Station Gateway project at a meeting next week (7 July).
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Rougier Route bus priority trial to be discussed by city’s Executive
Updated proposals for the Rougier Route bus priority trial will be considered at a meeting of the council’s Executive next week (7 July).
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Checks to start on Council Tax discount recipients
Checks by the Council will start next month on households claiming a single person’s discount on their Council Tax.
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Majority of residents positive about Hazel Court Booking system
City of York Council has published early feedback from the first three months of its booking system trial at Hazel Court Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC).
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York Council marks Armed Forces Day
We're joining communities across the UK to mark Armed Forces Day on Saturday 27 June, recognising the vital contribution of serving personnel, veterans, reservists, cadets and their families.
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Volunteers improve Fulford Cemetery during future management discussions
Dedicated volunteers are helping to keep Fulford Cemetery in good order, since City of York Council took over its management last year.