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£390k boost for Acomb Explore library
Acomb Explore library will receive a £390,000 boost to improve facilities for local residents.
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York supports children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
City of York Council has unveiled a new draft strategy to support children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and their families in York.
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Four York parks awarded coveted Green Flag Award
Four of City of York Council’s parks have been awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award after achieving international quality mark for parks and green spaces.
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Strategy launched to support autistic and ADHD people.
City of York Council, in partnership with Humber and North Yorkshire ICB, has unveiled a new draft strategy aimed at improving the lives of autistic people and those with ADHD across the city.
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Changes to citywide parking charges imminent
Some changes to parking charges, based on feedback from local communities and businesses, will come into effect from this Thursday (17 July) in York.
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Antisocial tenant evicted as part of tackling County Lines
Following a ruling by a District Judge, a council tenant was evicted yesterday (Thursday 10 July 2025), after criminal activities and anti-social behaviour caused misery for their neighbours.
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Council targets blue badge misuse
The City of York Council is upholding its commitment to support Blue Badge holders with a new targeted exercise and investigations to stop misuse of the badge or illegal parking in designated spaces.
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Solicitor to pay £9k after failed disrepair claim
Council tenants are being reminded to report repairs to their landlord as a “no win, no fee” legal firm is ordered to pay court costs of £9,414.02 to the Council, following a failed legal case.
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Revised designs submitted for Castle and Eye of York area
A new flythrough has revealed what the Castle Car Park and the Eye of York could look like.
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Partners welcome Haxby Station announcement
Work to build a new station at Haxby has taken a major step forward after funding was confirmed by the Department for Transport.
