Government
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Chief executive speaks of pride as he announces retirement
The chief executive of North Yorkshire Council has spoken of his “immense pride” at helping to shape the authority’s future as he has announced he is to retire next year.
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New road at Kex Gill opens to traffic in key highways project
A vital new road in North Yorkshire has today opened to traffic in a move that has been heralded as key for generations to come using one of the most strategic routes in the country.
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Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift closed after assessment by engineers
Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift has been closed with immediate effect due to a number of issues which have been identified with its infrastructure and critical components.
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GCSE success stories showcase county’s academic strength
Thousands of pupils across North Yorkshire have collected a strong set of GCSE results as some of the county’s schools have witnessed record levels of success.
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Illegal vapes hidden in confectionary boxes at shop, court told
Illegal vapes were found hidden in confectionary boxes in a shop investigated by trading standards officers in North Yorkshire.
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Annual maintenance of Sutton Bank to take place next month
Safety work and improvements to one of North Yorkshire’s most iconic routes will be extended this year during the road’s annual maintenance closure.
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Main section of A59 Kex Gill route set to open within weeks
The main section of North Yorkshire's landmark new A59 Kex Gill route is set to open to traffic in the next few weeks, marking a major milestone for North Yorkshire Council’s most ambitious highways project.
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Knaresborough Town Council Welcomes Collaborative Shadow Period Ahead of Market Handover - Knaresborough Town Council
Knaresborough Town Council (KTC) is delighted to be working closely with North Yorkshire Council (NYC) during a four week shadow period covering the operation of Knaresborough Market, ahead of the long awaited handover anticipated for September.
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Strong A Level performance celebrated by county’s schools
Students across North Yorkshire are celebrating after receiving the A Level grades they need to secure their place at university or enter the world of work.
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New funding unlocked to ensure clean, gum free high streets
High footfall areas of Harrogate and Skipton are set to be rid of chewing gum as more funding for specialist equipment has been announced.
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School buildings set for multi-million-pound improvements
Millions of pounds of additional investment are required to tackle the backlog of repairs to schools in North Yorkshire, with councillors set to consider a proposed £6.8 million programme of improvements for the year ahead.
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Outdoor learning plans for the east coast under consideration
Thousands of children and young people could benefit from opportunities to connect with nature, build confidence and develop essential life skills through plans to ensure outdoor learning possibilities remain available on the east coast while longer-term arrangements are considered.
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Funding to provide enough school places set to be considered
Provisional plans for new investment to make sure there are enough school places for children in areas where more homes are being built are set to be considered.
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Roll-out continues for an improved recycling service
Residents in the former Richmondshire area are set to benefit from an improved recycling service as wheelie bins are set to be delivered as part of the countywide roll-out.
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Major restoration works secure future of Whitby Old Town Hall
One of Whitby’s most recognisable landmarks has been safeguarded for future generations following the completion of a £1.3 million restoration project.
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Future support plans confirmed after Malton day service decision
People who use day services in Ryedale will continue to receive the very best possible care delivered at dedicated local hubs while benefiting from a more flexible and personalised approach to support, helping to create sustainable services.
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Public urged to help shape support for county’s unpaid carers
People across North Yorkshire are being asked to help shape a new strategy aimed at improving support for unpaid carers across the county.
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Views sought in new polling district and polling station review
Residents across North Yorkshire are being encouraged to share their views as part of a review of polling districts and places to ensure voting arrangements remain suitable for future elections.
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Step into free, outdoor summer fun at award-winning parks
People are being encouraged to enjoy North Yorkshire parks this summer after several were recognised as some of England’s best-kept green spaces.
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New bronze whale bone arch set to be installed in Whitby
The famous whale bone arch in Whitby is set to enter a new chapter in its history with a bronze replacement installed to safeguard one of the town's most recognisable landmarks and preserve its maritime heritage for generations to come.
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New road signs introduced to warn about the threat of wildfires
People visiting North Yorkshire's countryside are being warned of the extreme risk of more wildfires linked to campfires and disposable barbecues being lit in remote and tinder-dry rural locations across the county.
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Plans to deliver affordable homes across county gathers pace
Plans to deliver hundreds of new affordable homes for local families across North Yorkshire are gathering pace as efforts intensify to meet the county’s growing demand for housing.
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£2.5m investment to secure future of Scarborough crematorium
A £2.5 million investment to upgrade the cremators at Woodlands Crematorium in Scarborough is set to be approved by councillors.
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Care would be kept in local communities if service is closed
Families who would be affected by the potential closure of a day care service in North Yorkshire have been assured that support would still be provided in their local communities if the plans are approved.
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Adventurer backs safety campaign to warn of dangers of water
A record-breaking adventurer from North Yorkshire is supporting a new campaign aimed at preventing more tragedies in the county’s rivers this summer.
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Gull-proofing coastal communities at the heart of new plans
New measures to manage gulls in North Yorkshire’s coastal towns have been introduced as part of a proposed new approach which is due to be discussed by councillors.
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Retailer must pay £3,300 over illegal tobacco and vape stock
The owner of a Scarborough shop has been ordered to pay more than £3,300 in fines, costs and surcharges after admitting offences involving illegal cigarettes and vaping products.