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A community volunteer who struggled consistently with maths at school and yet excelled in most other subjects has been recognised for her outstanding commitment to learning.

Pupils in North Yorkshire are hitting all the right notes after learning a musical instrument and honing their talents alongside their classmates regardless of their backgrounds through free vocal and music tuition.

The triumph of the England women’s football team in the Euro 2025 final has been heralded as a moment to inspire future generations in the sport and to promote health and wellbeing.

Families moving into council homes are to benefit from a new policy that will improve the quality of houses for tenants across North Yorkshire.

An essential repair scheme to Morton on Swale bridge has been designed to cause as little disruption to road users as possible.

Looking to do something with the family? We have a range of events and activities across the summer holidays, a number of which are free.

Residents can save on the cost of their energy bills through the latest round of the Big Community Switch.

The region’s air ambulance which has provided vital life-saving emergency support for thousands of people has been chosen by the council chair as his charity of the year.

Community buildings are seeing their energy bills and carbon footprints reduce with the help of grants totalling £500,000 which are being issued by us.

Significant renovations and upgrades to a leisure centre that will support residents to be active and stay healthy have reached their final stages.