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The main section of North Yorkshire's landmark new A59 Kex Gill route is set to open to traffic in the next few weeks, marking a major milestone for North Yorkshire Council’s most ambitious highways project.

Students across North Yorkshire are celebrating after receiving the A Level grades they need to secure their place at university or enter the world of work.

High footfall areas of Harrogate and Skipton are set to be rid of chewing gum as more funding for specialist equipment has been announced.

Millions of pounds of additional investment are required to tackle the backlog of repairs to schools in North Yorkshire, with councillors set to consider a proposed £6.8 million programme of improvements for the year ahead.

Thousands of children and young people could benefit from opportunities to connect with nature, build confidence and develop essential life skills through plans to ensure outdoor learning possibilities remain available on the east coast while longer-term arrangements are considered.

Provisional plans for new investment to make sure there are enough school places for children in areas where more homes are being built are set to be considered.

Residents in the former Richmondshire area are set to benefit from an improved recycling service as wheelie bins are set to be delivered as part of the countywide roll-out.

One of Whitby’s most recognisable landmarks has been safeguarded for future generations following the completion of a £1.3 million restoration project.

People who use day services in Ryedale will continue to receive the very best possible care delivered at dedicated local hubs while benefiting from a more flexible and personalised approach to support, helping to create sustainable services.

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