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North 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.

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Road improvements in Thirsk

September 07, 2010

North Yorkshire County Council is to spend around £155,000 on repairs and improvements to the A61 in Thirsk in a week long operation, starting on Monday 13 September 2010, which will see the road resurfaced and repairs to footways. Read more about Road improvements in Thirsk

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Have your say on Council savings

The Government has said local authorities can expect a cut in government funding of at least 25% over the next four financial years.

North Yorkshire County Council is now looking at what it does and how it works to see where further savings can be made. As part of this, it wants residents' views on the approach it should take and the ideas it is considering. View the 'Spending plans - consultation' page for the opportunity to have your say.