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Archbishop Holgate’s School triumphs at Public Speaking Competition
Archbishop Holgate’s School has won this year’s prestigious York Young Citizen’s Public Speaking Competition.
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Court orders £1,000 payment for littering
York Magistrates’ Court ordered a total £1,023 to be paid by a man who pleaded guilty on 29 April 2026, to a littering offence.
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York and Lviv leaders meet to discuss resilience
The leaders of City of York Council and the Ukrainian city of Lviv, have met to discuss their cities’ and residents’ resilience.
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Rest day to be trialled at York’s Christmas market
A rest day will be trialled at York’s Christmas market this year to increase access to the city centre for all.
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36 new council-built homes in Walmgate given go-ahead
Planning permission for 36 new homes for social rent and shared ownership was granted on Thursday 8 May.
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Greater protection for tenants and new responsibilities for landlords
Across England, changes to private tenancies and landlords’ responsibilities came into effect through the Renters’ Rights Act at the start of May.
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Final push on York Station Gateway highway works
Contractors John Sisk & Son have confirmed the programme for their final works on the highways part of the York Station Gateway project.
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York City Football Club (YCFC) National League Victory Parade
York is gearing up for a momentous celebration on Thursday 7 May, as York City Football Club marks its return to the English Football League (EFL) with a victory parade.
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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.
