Newly published evidence from expert property consultants, GL Hearn, has reinforced the Conservative-led Council's approach to the Local Plan by clearly showing it robustly meets York's needs.

The City of York council’s new 57 flat temporary accommodation project is well underway to completion, with a show-flat now open.

York’s new Community Stadium will host both semi-finals of the 2021 Women’s Rugby League World Cup.

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.

Julian has lobbied both Health Minister Stephen Hammond and the Accountable Officer of the Vale of York NHS Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), meeting both last week to discuss the future of the old Bootham Park Hospital site, and how this fits with future options for York NHS.

Julian Sturdy today urged the Home Secretary to remember the need of the region’s rural economy for seasonal workers from Europe as he designs the UK’s new post-Brexit immigration system.

Major investment and community efforts are transforming York’s play equipment and play areas for children across the city.

York’s Conservative-led Executive will vote tomorrow night on plans to build extra homes on council-owned land, which would give the city its biggest public sector house-building programme since the 1970s.

York’s Conservative-led council Executive will consider contract terms for delivery of the massive York Central development when it meets Thursday 17 January.

Conservative led City of York Council is set to invest £1.6million in a new Clean Air Zone (CAZ) in York, which is aimed at improving exhaust emissions from local bus services.