York’s city centre Air Quality Management Area (AQMA) has been expanded, after a decision was taken to include Coppergate. This comes after a recent presentation of York’s Annual Air Quality Status Report, which commends the Council’s successful approach to tackling poor air quality.

Enormous progress continues to be made on delivering York’s new Community Stadium and Leisure Complex, as highlighted in a report to the Executive tonight.

Over 900 units of accommodation for older people will be delivered by 2020 as part of the ambitious Older Persons Accommodation Programme in York.

Liberal Democrat Councillors have called on the Council to support and restore the York Residents’ Federation, the voice for tenants and residents associations in the city, following a recent collapse of the Federation.

The Liberal Democrats are calling for reform of the Mental Health Act in a move to remove discrimination in the UK's mental health services and support our mental health services in York and across the country.

The Liberal Democrat’s have reaffirmed their commitment to devolve powers to local people and communities and take away imposed decision making from Westminster.

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.