Latest News
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PLANS to reroute a major road in York are set to be discussed at a public meeting in the city.
The people behind the York Central development are inviting locals to a drop-in session on Wednesday (May 7) from 2pm -8pm at St Barnabas Church in Jubilee Terrace off Leeman Road.
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RESIDENTS have spoken out about people illegally parking outside their homes after price rises at nearby car parks in York.
People living in streets with ResPark close to city centre car parks say they have complained to City of York Council (CYC) about people flouting the law rather than pay for parking after recent price hikes.
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A POLICE incident has partially closed a major road through North Yorkshire.
The A1(M) is partially closed after a police incident at Dishforth from junction 49 Ripon Road for Thirsk to junction 48 for Boroughbridge.
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PARENTS and children joined teachers and staff on the picket line as strike action got underway at two York schools.
More than 100 teachers and support staff have gone on strike today (April 30) at All Saints RC secondary school and St George's RC primary in Fishergate.
Community News
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York Minster launches Talent Awards – commissioning new artworks to celebrate its 1400th anniversary
2027 will see York Minster celebrating the 1400th anniversary of its founding for the baptism of King Edwin of Northumbria in 627AD.
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Magistrates order private hire driver to pay £3,326 for unlawful activity
A private hire driver who pleaded guilty yesterday (Thursday 24 April 2025) to picking up passengers on the street, has been ordered to pay a total £3,326 by York Magistrates.
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Join Tommy Treebark’s Wild Adventure: Spot 50 Yorkshire creatures across York city centre this Summer!
York BID is excited to launch Tommy Treebark’s Wild Adventure - a free, fun-filled trail that invites families to explore the city centre of York and spot 50 wild Yorkshire animals decorating special benches across the city.
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City-wide ban and fines for fouling and poor dog control to start
From 1 June 2025, Council officers will be able to fine people found urinating in public, or not controlling or picking up after their dogs.
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Wouldn’t it be nice to have less congestion in York?
City of York Council has today unveiled a new video starring eight York residents, business owners and students and poses a question – wouldn’t it be nice to have less congestion in York?
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Summer seating and grass animals return to York city centre
York is getting a fresh splash of colour this summer as York BID reintroduces its much-loved summer seating and eye-catching grass animal sculptures.
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National research into Menopause: Thousands of Benenden Health members look to Menopause support
Benenden Health’s ‘My Expert Health Coach’ app feature sees menopause as the most accessed (60%) topic for members in their fifties.
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Over 230 York pensioners £7,000 a year better off with Pension Credit
The 231 pensioners in York who claimed Pension Credit since December 2024 are now and extra £7,000 a year better off.
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