Parents are being urged not to fall victim to rogue traders while buying Christmas presents for their children following the seizure of a large number of fake and unsafe toys.
Plans to lower the age range of Pupil Referral Units (PRU) so they can provide alternative provision for children of primary school age who have been excluded from school have been given the go-ahead.
A multi-million pound scheme that hopes to drive economic growth on the North Yorkshire coast by boosting training and local job opportunities has reached its final stages.
Night marshals are taking to the streets of two North Yorkshire towns throughout the festive season to ensure residents and visitors feel safe while enjoying the nightlife and Christmas celebrations.
Efforts to promote the public’s health and wellbeing are being coordinated in a more effective way through a countywide approach that has evolved following the councils launch and major incidents such as the Covid-19 pandemic.
Proposals to allocate more than £800,000 generated from developers to support three projects across North Yorkshire are due to be considered by councillors.
A health and wellbeing hub that offers more than 100 exercise classes to help communities stay active and live healthier lives has received national recognition.