Have all women been ‘plagued’ – or is it …
Rosie participated in a panel event for International Women’s Week last Sunday 14th March dubbed ‘Women in a […]
Coronavirus
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A Year of Covid
Reflections from Councillor Andy D’Agorne, Deputy Leader of the Council From those first cases a year ago it […]
York Green Party supports call for more cautious approach to …
York Green Party has lent their voice in support of the teachers, unions, and scientists that are urging […]
Shop local and continue to protect your loved ones this …
City of York Council thank residents for continuing to follow guidelines, resulting in a steady decline in local […]
York welcomes 90 refugees
York is preparing to offer a safe refuge to up to 90 asylum seekers affected by movement restrictions […]
£173,000 to support cycling and walking
City of York Council has been indicatively allocated £173,000 to support and maintain the growth in walking and […]
Don’t endanger children and teachers by opening schools too early
As more children return to school this week we would like to make it clear we share the […]
New safe travel measures on buses in York
Following the Government’s announcement that schools and shops will begin a phased reopening during June, local bus operators, […]
City’s strengths at the heart of building back a better …
City of York Council has outlined a recovery process which use the strength and spirit shown throughout the […]
Re-opening schools
Many Councils in England are questioning the Government’s direction that primary schools should re-open on 1 June as […]
Councillors working together for York
All the parties and groups on York City Council have agreed to work together to help York overcome […]
Could this be York’s first temporary cycle lane?
Councillor Andy D’Agorne has asked York Council to ask contractors to leave the cones out from now completed […]