York's Conservative-led Council has once again delivered a budget that sees the city's frontline services protected and commits long-term investment to build upon the successful economy. 

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.

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

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

“I have been asked by the Leaders of the Liberal Democratic and Green Groups, on behalf of the Conservative Group, to endorse a letter in advance of the Executive Meeting on Thursday to the City’s M.P.’s and Government Ministers.

For clarity, the resolutions detailed in the motion are:

Following recent challenges to the Council’s Waste & Recycling Service, Councillors have agreed to spend £125K on improving the resilience of the service.

York Central, the city’s huge 72 hectare brownfield development site, will be on the agenda at next Thursday’s meeting of the Conservative-led Executive, which will consider the investment case for the York Central Enterprise Zone and recommend that full council establish a capital budget to impl

The council and its local health partners have joined forces to work to secure the future of the Bootham Park site and have initiated a wide-ranging consultation exercise to capture as many viewpoints on potential public/private uses for the property as possible.

Early in the New Year councillors will have to set a budget for the next financial year (2019/20) and as part of this process the council is asking residents, businesses and community groups for their views as to what it could look like.

Beginning this month the City of York council is spotlighting frontline services provided by the council in its “Proud to Make a Difference” campaign.