On Saturday 15^th September, the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust (YWT) will be holding an open event for local residents to help save York’s oldest nature reserve; Askham Bog.

The Liberal Democrats are encouraging local residents to get behind the ‘Love Yor-k High Street’ campaign; a celebration of local retail in York.

Today on World Suicide Prevention Day, it is important that York continues in its efforts to promote suicide awareness and prevent suicide as a whole, whilst reflecting on those who have sadly been lost.

York has been named the ‘Best City for Architecture’ by the prestigious travel publication Condé Nast, following the annual Condé Nast Traveller Readers' Travel Awards, which took place last night.

The Liberal Democrats have published a comprehensive blueprint for replacing the broken business rates system, cutting taxes for businesses by 5% in York.

After Executive approval, City of York Council will now charge an extra 50% in Council tax on long-term empty homes in a new effort to bring empty homes into proper use.

Another significant step in the development of York Central has been taken tonight, after the Council’s Executive agreed the new western access route, bridge and spine road to unlock the site.

Local Liberal Democrat Councillors for Huntington & New Earswick have called for a new pedestrian crossing to be installed outside of New Earswick Post Office.

A new Cold Calling Control Zone (CCCZ) has been created in Heworth Without, with the help of local ward committee funding.

City of York Council will soon be analysing contingency plans in the event of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit.