York

Don’t worry about signing other political parties’ cynical petitions, the Conservative Councillors are already delivering for Rawcliffe and Clifton Without residents.

Julian said “I really admire and value the work YWT are doing across Yorkshire to bring people closer to nature and restore wildlife. The way they have launched and promoted their #SaveAskhamBog campaign has been astounding, with over 7000 people supporting their objection to the proposed development."

Councillor Ian Gillies, council leader, said: “We are also continuing to invest in frontline services, such as road repairs and street cleaning, which really matter to our residents, along with prioritising adults’ and children’s services where we are continuing to invest to keep people safe.These capital investments have only been made possible by the council’s strong financial position.”

Cllr. Ian Gillies, Conservative Leader of the Council said: “We have been committed to producing a Local Plan which represents what we believe the residents of York want, but also one which would be found sound at Examination in Public. This new information has confirmed that we are on the right track.”

Cllr Jenny Brooks, executive member for housing and safer neighbourhoods, said: “We don’t want anyone to suffer the uncertainty and worry of losing their home which is why we encourage residents to come to us for early and preventative advice and support. When it is needed, James House offers quality temporary accommodation, and access to training and support to help people prepare and apply for work, and to budget and manage

Last week, York Outer MP Julian Sturdy joined forces with a number of local residents and Cllr Chris Steward to speak in objection to the proposed asphalt plant at Hessay Industrial Estate. Barring one abstention, the Planning Committee voted unanimously to refuse the proposals.