Cllr Pete Kilbane, who is also City of York Council’s deputy leader, said the council continues to investigate how the charging points could be installed in the streets but admitted that factors stand in the way.
“Policy wise we’re not saying never,” he told a meeting of the council’s economy and place scrutiny committee meeting on Thursday, April 25.
Ahead of the meeting a report was prepared on Gul-e charging points – where cables are connected from homes to vehicles under the pavement – to be included as part of the council’s next public charging strategy to be published in 2025.
YOU’LL FIND MORE ON THIS STORY AND OTHERS AT www.yorkpress.co.uk OR PICK UP YOUR COPY OF THE NEWSPAPER ITSELF AVAILABLE SIX DAYS A WEEK AT YOUR LOCAL NEWSAGENT
Overweight or obesity levels for York adults hit 60% - latest figures
Well-known North Yorkshire artist closes gallery in town centre
Scarborough - Graham School to get hundreds of solar panels
York College students set for 40-mile fundraising challenge
York influencer releases heartfelt documentary on iconic Berwick Kaler pantomimes
York restaurant group reports 'record year' as its plans expansion and refurb
York primary school pupil suspended for substance misuse
Flooding possible in York city centre as river levels rise following Storm Goretti
