Strensall ward Conservative Councillor Paul Doughty has raised concern that the LibDem-led Council are yet again “failing in the most basic of duties for facility provision for residents and visitors to the city.”
Strensall ward Councillor and Leader of the Conservative Group on City of York Council, Paul Doughty has given a cautious welcome to news that a first step is to take place in the long overdue Castle Gateway scheme, however gives a warning that we are not being told the whole story.
City of York Council’s Conservative Group leader Paul Doughty has continued his group’s opposition to the Lib Dem blue badge changes which he believes will be highly detrimental to many disabled people in the city.
At last night's Full Council meeting, Conservative Group Leader Cllr Paul Doughty delivered the following speech in support of our motion aimed at restoring normal pre-pandemic working practices at City of York Council:
York’s Conservative Group has urged City of York Council to move faster in returning to normality with working from the office, improving frontline services and addressing the democratic deficit of key meetings not being allowed.
The City of York Council Conservative Group added their voices to those of other cross-party opposition councillors in York in a no confidence vote in Lib Dem Council Leader Cllr Aspden at a special meeting of Full Council on Tuesday evening.
The City of York Council Conservative Group added their voices to those of other cross-party opposition councillors in York in a no confidence vote in Lib Dem Council Leader Cllr Aspden at a special meeting of Full Council on Tuesday evening.
The City of York Council Conservative Group added their voices to those of other cross-party opposition councillors in York in a no confidence vote in Lib Dem Council Leader Cllr Aspden at a special meeting of Full Council on Tuesday evening.
Like many across the city, the York Conservatives were shocked today by the news that the John Lewis store at the Vangarde Retail Park will not be reopening on April 12th when non-essential retail businesses can begin in-store trading again.
