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Residents are being encouraged to take advantage of a free service aimed at giving pre-loved clothes and small household items a second life.

The mother of a man murdered in the Manchester Arena bombing has addressed a major conference in North Yorkshire today (Friday, 26 September) which raised awareness of steps that can be taken to deter potential terrorist threats.

Recent Yorkshire in Bloom award successes include success for some of our own sites plus those looked after by voluntary groups.

Tourism businesses are being given even greater support through a coordinated approach to boost the multi-billion pound visitor economy across York and North Yorkshire.

Communities have been assured that they will be supported through a major recovery effort following the largest ever moorland fire in North Yorkshire.

We have launched a public consultation on proposed changes to how primary-aged children who have been permanently excluded from school may be taught in the future.

Recycling has become easier and more accessible for residents across North Yorkshire as part of a major step forward in unifying the kerbside collection service.

The new chair of a board which will oversee a multi-million pound investment in Scarborough has pledged to ensure that the funding will bring wide-ranging benefits to local communities.

Council leader Carl Les has welcomed a decision by the Government not to house single male asylum seekers in one of the county’s hotels.

Councillors are set to be briefed about details surrounding a review of our revised home to school travel policy.