Council secures £343k for improved insulation in council homes
The council has successfully bid for over £343,000 to improve the insulation of a further 28 council homes in the city and help reduce tenants’ fuel bills.
The council has successfully bid for over £343,000 to improve the insulation of a further 28 council homes in the city and help reduce tenants’ fuel bills.
Councillors, VIP guests, dignitaries and a local Scout Group gathered at York Community Woodland today to commemorate York’s Queen’s Green Canopy Champion City status with an iconic tree planting.
The government has ended legal restrictions in England and is instead asking the public to practice specific safe and responsible behaviours.
Work to clean up affected parts of the city after the localised riverside flooding is planned to start later this week, dependent on river levels and weather.
Councillors, VIP guests, dignitaries and a local Scout Group gathered at York Community Woodland today to commemorate York’s Queen’s Green Canopy Champion City status with an iconic tree planting.
Council leaders are thanking all staff, partners and residents involved in keeping the city safe and open for business as the River Ouse rose to a peak of 4.59m at 12.15pm today (Tuesday 22 February)
From Monday 28 February, City of York Council will begin works on Bootham at its junction with St Mary’s to remove the existing pedestrian crossing and to introduce a new traffic signalised junction.
City of York Council and volunteers are tonight hand delivering letters to residents likely to be affected by the Environment Agency’s revised flood level warning, containing advice and support.
City of York Council and volunteers are tonight hand delivering letters containing latest advice and support to residents likely to be affected by the Environment Agency’s revised flood level warning.
Following an announcement today, Monday 21 February, about COVID-19, the Leader of City of York Council has made a statement.