Additional funding to help adult social care this winter
More than £388 million to prevent infections and provide testing in the care sector
Month: September 2021
Health Trainers offer FREE help to quit smoking this Stoptober
City of York Council is supporting Stoptober, which is back to launch its 10th mass quit attempt on 1 October.
Free tickets to honour York Olympians and Paralympians at arena homecoming event
York’s Olympic and Paralympic heroes will be given a homecoming to remember with a major event at the Leeds First Direct arena on 10 October 2021, 3-5pm.
Library roof repairs future-proof access to world-class archive
Major repairs to the roof of the main library in York city centre have taken a step forwards in securing the building for the long term.
Ofqual’s approach to grading exams and assessments in summer 2022 and autumn 2021
Ofqual’s approach to grading for GCSE, AS and A levels to be fair to students: a transition year in 2022.
Students encouraged to cycle in Bike to School Week
City of York Council is encouraging students of all ages to cycle as part of Bike to School week this week, an event taking place across the UK encouraging families to scoot and cycle to school.
York supports World Heart Day
City of York Council’s Public Health team is urging local residents to ‘live healthy heart lives’, as part of the global support for World Heart Day on 29 September.
PM meeting with representatives of Bereaved Families 4 Justice: 28 September 2021
Prime Minister Boris Johnson met with representatives of Bereaved Families 4 Justice.
Government seeks views on contingency proposals for certification
A policy proposal has been published for mandatory vaccine certification as a contingency measure under the government’s Autumn and Winter Plan.
York support World Heart Day
City of York Council’s Public Health team is urging local residents to ‘live healthy heart lives’, as part of the global support for World Heart Day (29 September) later this week.