Another vital step forward for York Central
York Central has taken another significant step forward today, following the Government’s decision to reject an inquiry into the decision to grant outline planning permission.
New powers to tackle poor air quality, as anti-idling measures come into play
New anti-idling measures has been introduced at the Council as Liberal Democrat Councillors look to strengthen the city’s approach to improving air quality.
Proud to support York Pride
The York Liberal Democrats will be out in force showing our support for the LGBT community at York Pride.
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A new line-up from York’s progressive partnership
With the creation of the new Liberal Democrat-Green Partnership at the City of York Council, the prospective Executive Members that will lead the Council in improving services for residents have been announced.
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A new progressive partnership for York, as Liberal Democrats and Green Party form new administration
Following the recent elections in York, where no one party gained an overall majority, Liberal Democrat and Green Party councillors have formed a new progressive partnership to lead the Council over the next four years.
Liberal Democrats celebrate becoming largest party at City of York Council
Following a successful election day for Liberal Democrats in York and across the UK, the York Liberal Democrats have become the largest party on the City of York Council.
Liberal Democrats launch upcoming election Manifesto; Working for You, Working for York
The York Liberal Democrats have launched their full manifesto for the upcoming 2019 local election campaign; ‘Working for You, Working for York’.
Liberal Democrats seek further improvements in York’s roads, footpaths and cycle network
In a motion to the next Full Council, Liberal Democrat Councillors are seeking further improvements in York’s roads, footpaths and cycle network.
£1.5 million Hyper Hubs plan put forward
Plans to develop rapid charging points, otherwise known as Hyper Hubs, have been put forward to the Council’s Executive, as the Council looks to increase electric vehicle infrastructure across the city.
Local Liberal Democrat Councillors launch petition to reduce proposed Community Stadium parking charges
Liberal Democrat Councillors for Huntington and New Earswick have launched their petition calling on the Council to reverse the proposed increase to parking charges at the York Community Stadium.
