New Haxby Post Office Officially Opens Its Doors
Local Liberal Democrat councillors have welcomed the official opening of the new Haxby Post Office, which opened its doors at 1pm on Monday.
30 Mar 2026
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Residents Didn’t Vote for Extreme Politics in Osbaldwick and Derwent
Local Liberal Democrats have called on Councillor Mark Warters to resign following his defection to Restore Britain.
28 Mar 2026
First Look at New Haxby Post Office Ahead of Opening
Local Liberal Democrat councillors have been given a first look inside the new Haxby Post Office ahead of its official opening on Monday at 1pm.
26 Mar 2026
Liberal Democrats urge Labour councillors to back fair votes motion
York Liberal Democrats are urging Labour councillors to back their motion supporting Proportional Representation (PR) when it comes before Full Council later this week.
25 Mar 2026
Audit Report Delivers “Critical” Verdict on Labour’s Handling of York Station Gateway
An independent audit report has delivered a damning verdict on Labour’s handling of the York Station Gateway project at the City of York Council, identifying “fundamental system weaknesses” and issuing a Limited Assurance opinion.
5 Mar 2026
Barratts Told to Obey the Law at New Lane Development
Liberal Democrat councillors have welcomed enforcement action requiring Barratt Developments to comply with planning conditions at the New Lane development in Huntington.
27 Feb 2026
Lib Dems Slam Labour Planning Changes as Committee Meetings Collapse
Liberal Democrat councillors have criticised Labour’s changes to planning rules at City of York Council after a dramatic drop in the number of applications being heard in public by the Planning Committee.
25 Feb 2026
Lib Dems Fight To Tackle Flytipping
York’s Lib Dem councillors are calling on the council’s Labour administration to change course and back efforts to tackle flytipping.
20 Feb 2026
Labour Refuse to Reverse £600,000 Library Cuts
York’s Liberal Democrats have condemned Labour councillors after they voted against a Lib Dem budget amendment which would have reversed a £600,000 cut to the city’s library service.
20 Feb 2026