Families could benefit from a series of proposed improvements to school travel arrangements following our pledge to conduct a wide-ranging review of changes introduced two years ago.
A multi-purpose community hub for Catterick Garrison is a step closer to opening its doors, with backing being sought for plans to run the facility when it welcomes its first visitors next year.
Potentially life-saving health checks are being offered for free to communities across North Yorkshire after tens of thousands of people in the county are estimated to be undiagnosed with high blood pressure.
Plans to identify an external partner to help bring forward regeneration proposals for a number of council-owned sites in Scarborough town centre are to be considered by councillors.
A popular kite festival is to be extended to a third evening for the first time to give more visitors the opportunity to enjoy colourful displays, family activities and high-flying entertainment on the Yorkshire coast.
More households facing homelessness are set to benefit from plans to expand the delivery of temporary accommodation across North Yorkshire by almost 25 per cent.
A historic Grade II listed bridge in North Yorkshire has been closed to all traffic after it was struck by a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) causing significant damage to the structure.
One of Whitby’s most recognisable landmarks has been removed today (Tuesday, September 1), with ethical bronze replicas set to be put in its place to preserve the town’s maritime heritage.
