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Voters to elect new York and North Yorkshire mayor
Voters are being urged to take part in an election to appoint a political figurehead for York and North Yorkshire, to bring more decision-making powers and millions of pounds in funding to the region.
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Additional funds committed to free school meals pilot
An ambitious scheme to run pilots providing free school meals in primary schools in York have received a £100,000 boost, thanks to a commitment from City of York Council.
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RISE programme is transforming lives in York
A groundbreaking programme is proving to be life changing for adults who face barriers to employment.
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Queen Street Bridge to close in April
To help them plan ahead, the council is forewarning residents and commuters that, as part of work to transform the entrance to York Station, Queen Street Bridge is set to be closed.
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Over 900 responses to Front Street engagement
The council has thanked local businesses and residents after it received just over 900 responses to an engagement exercise on the future of Front Street in Acomb.
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All York Family bus ticket price reduced from Easter
Families planning a day trip in York this Easter will be able to travel on the city’s bus network all day for just £5.50 for 5 people, just £1.10 each, using an All York Family Ticket.
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Regional awards for York learners who overcame maths fear
Two York residents who overcame their fear of maths to enjoy their ‘first proper Christmas’ and improved mental health, are among the winners at the Multiply Celebration and Awards.
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£13,000 worth of illegal vapes seized by Trading Standards
£13,000 worth of illegal vapes have been seized during ‘Operation Hunter’ by City of York Council’s Trading Standards Team.
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York investigators help secure verdict against online ticket touts
The final pair of a family of 'ticket touts' have been found guilty at Leeds Crown Court of fraudulently and dishonestly buying and reselling tickets for events such as Ed Sheeran and Lady Gaga.
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Extra pitches planned to meet needs and improve health
An Executive report being discussed by councillors today will consider how the council can fulfil its responsibilities to the city’s Gypsy and Traveller Communities on various sites across the city.