HomeNorth Yorkshire is England's largest rural county with a population of almost 600,000 covering 3,000 square miles, and enjoying a rich tapestry of natural landscapes, coasts and urban elegance.The people of North Yorkshire rely on County Council services in many areas of their lives. Education, social services, libraries, trading standards, roads and transport are just some of the wide range of services that the authority provides. Latest news
July 28, 2010
Over 400 people turned up for the official opening of Skipton children's centre, one of North Yorkshire County Council's flagship services, which celebrated its first year with an official opening and a carnival last Saturday (July 24). Cynthia Welbourn, the county council's Director of Children and Young People's service and other senior officers along with North Yorkshire County Councillor Jim Clark and Cllr Paul Whitaker, chairman of Craven District Council, launched the event for families and residents in the town. Read more about Carnival success for Skipton children's centre
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