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Surface dressing to begin to protect roads in Harrogate area

Published 18 April 2018

Surface dressing to maintain and protect roads is due to start in the Harrogate area on Friday, 20 April, as part of our annual programme.
Everyone is asked to make the most of the race by planning ahead

Richmond gears up for a great Tour de Yorkshire day

Published 18 April 2018

As this year’s Tour de Yorkshire draws closer, Richmond is gearing up to be proud first-time hosts of the start of Stage 3 of the men’s race on Saturday 5 May.
There will be a spectacular sea front finish on Royal Albert Drive

Scarborough gears up for a great Tour de Yorkshire day

Published 18 April 2018

As this year’s Tour de Yorkshire draws closer, Scarborough is gearing up to host another spectacular sea front finish – this year Stage 3 of the men’s race will finish in Royal Albert Drive on Saturday 5 May.
One of the many historic documents preserved by the County Record Office. Emily Ward, Record Assistant, with a grant bearing the great seal of Edward IV, 1478

Give your views on future of county's archive

Published 16 April 2018

The future of an archive that gives a unique insight into 800 years of North Yorkshire’s history is the subject of a public consultation launched today (Monday, 16 April).
Andy Craven-Griffiths

Joygernaut play explores a kinder world

Published 16 April 2018

An exciting one-person show exploring the effects of kindness and cruelty will tour North Yorkshire libraries during May and June.
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Visit your library to delve into the history on your doorstep

Published 16 April 2018

North Yorkshire’s Library Service and the County Record Office are encouraging everyone to delve into their history and heritage during May.
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Planning inspectorate accepts principle of planning zone

Published 16 April 2018

The North Yorkshire authorities have welcomed the planning inspector’s indicative response to key policies relating to fracking in the region.
Temporary road closures will be in place during the work

Resurfacing work on Columbus Ravine

Published 13 April 2018

Essential resurfacing work is to start on the A165 Columbus Ravine in Scarborough, between its junctions with Dean Road and Peasholm Road, on Monday, 16 April.
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Surface dressing to begin to protect roads in Selby area

Published 12 April 2018

The County Council is due to start its annual programme of surface dressing to maintain and protect roads in the Selby area on Saturday, 14 April.
Whitby park and ride

Work to start on parking spaces for mine workers

Published 12 April 2018

Work is scheduled to begin alongside Whitby’s park and ride site on Monday (16 April) to create parking spaces for workers at the Woodsmith polyhalite mine being developed by Sirius Minerals.
Northallerton high street

Study will explore feasibility of new heat system for town

Published 10 April 2018

A joint study by North Yorkshire County Council and Hambleton District Council is looking at whether Northallerton is suitable for a scheme that could produce cheaper and cleaner energy.
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Skipton library is first in county to become autism friendly

Published 10 April 2018

Skipton library has become the first in North Yorkshire to achieve autism friendly status.
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Maintenance work at Skipton library

Published 10 April 2018

Skipton library will be partially closed for essential maintenance work on Wednesday, 18 April, and Thursday, 19 April.
World Book Night books

Learn how to judge a book by its cover on World Book Night

Published 10 April 2018

Filey Library will host popular local author Kate Evan’s talk on the history of book cover art to celebrate reading on World Book Night on 23 April.
World Book Night books

Library celebrates World Book Night with bestselling author

Published 10 April 2018

Bentham Community Library will celebrate World Book Night on Monday, 23 April, with Yorkshire Dales-based bestselling author Diane Allen.
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Knaresborough library celebrates World Book Night with Orb Arts

Published 10 April 2018

Knaresborough library will join Orb Arts to celebrate World Book Night on Monday, 23 April.
Last year’s Community Awards winners with their awards. From left, Colin Eastwood of Yorkshire Coast Sight Support, Catherine Sawyer from Settle Stories, Kevin Axelby of Men in Sheds and Su Morgan of Tadcrafters.

Nominate a local hero in our community awards

Published 10 April 2018

We have launched our annual community awards to find the county’s unsung heroes, the volunteers who help to deliver the services that make their communities better places.
parking zone diagram

Parking permit charge rise allows new schemes to be considered

Published 5 April 2018

The first rise in ten years in charges for residents’ parking permits will help North Yorkshire County Council to fund investigation of new requests for residents’ parking schemes.
The storm damage in Ramshill Road, Scarborough

Repair of A165 storm damage in Scarborough

Published 5 April 2018

Work to repair a Scarborough road damaged during a storm last August is to take place next week.
Kevin Hollinrake is pictured (centre) during his visit with Pat Pitcher (to his right), Councillor Caroline Dickinson (far right) and staff from Deansfield Court and the County Council’s health and adult care services.

Daughter praises mum’s ‘brilliant care’ at extra care scheme

Published 4 April 2018

Kevin Hollinrake, MP for Thirsk and Malton, has visited our Deansfield Court extra care development in Norton after a constituent praised the “brilliant care” given to her mum while she was a resident.
Representatives of community libraries being recognised for their achievements in the Summer Reading Challenge at last year’s libraries conference.

One year on, community libraries are adapting and thriving

Published 3 April 2018

One year on from taking over the running of many of North Yorkshire’s libraries, volunteer groups across the county are working hard, in partnership with the County Council, to create venues that will serve their communities well into the future.
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North Yorkshire libraries put the world’s news at your fingertips

Published 29 March 2018

The world’s largest online newspaper kiosk will be available from 1 April through North Yorkshire libraries.
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Opposition to closure of magistrates’ court

Published 28 March 2018

A plan to close the magistrates court at Northallerton has drawn a critical response from North Yorkshire county councillors.
The film challenges the myth that fostering teenagers is always difficult

Scarborough hosts a special screening

Published 28 March 2018

There is a special screening taking place in Scarborough when Fostering North Yorkshire (FNY) showcases its new film about the rewards to be enjoyed from giving a young person a secure home when they need one.
Lynda Young

Could you be a Rotter?

Published 27 March 2018

In 2015, seven million tonnes of food and drink waste was thrown away from UK homes, over four million tonnes of which was avoidable.
The County Saxophone Ensemble in rehearsal

Young musicians commemorate WW1 centenary

Published 27 March 2018

Hundreds of young musicians, singers and dancers from across North Yorkshire will perform together in a major concert on Thursday (29 March) to mark the centenary year of the end of the First World War.
County Councillor Gareth Dadd, right, with Marc Davies, left, and Howard Wooldridge, of the Ritz cinema in Thirsk

Cinema shows a touch of style

Published 26 March 2018

A volunteer-run cinema in a North Yorkshire town is putting on the Ritz for filmgoers with a fresh and welcoming new foyer.
Anyone who is planning to sell fireworks should contact the trading standards service to arrange for an inspection of their premises and obtain a licence.

Community order for fireworks seller

Published 21 March 2018

A fireworks seller was given a community order with a curfew after pleading guilty to offences of storing them without a licence and failing to provide age warning information.
Teachers Mrs Fenby and Mr Appleby holding the Tour de Yorkshire men’s and women’s trophies, surrounded by children from Filey Junior School.

Tour de Yorkshire trophies are a prize catch

Published 21 March 2018

The Tour de Yorkshire trophies were shown some seaside hospitality when they visited
Hilary Irving and Barry Khan are director and managing director of First Law North.

North Yorkshire is first council in the North to set up legal company

Published 20 March 2018

North Yorkshire County Council has today launched First North Law, becoming the first local authority in the North to trade its legal services.