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Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in North Yorkshire are being supported through a £3 million investment to learn locally, thrive and reach their future aspirations in a caring and nurturing environment.

In the week of Remembrance Day, a new guide to services for Armed Forces personnel in York and North Yorkshire has been published.

The chairs of three neighbouring councils have joined forces in a show of unity to champion one of England’s most famous long-distance walking routes.

Ensuring that every child wakes up to a gift on Christmas Day remains the aim of an annual countywide toy appeal.

Members of the Armed Forces who have lost their lives in conflicts will “never be forgotten” as the annual Remembrance Day commemorations have taken on an added resonance this year.

Residents and businesses have been urged to help to shape our financial plans and outline their priorities for a host of services amid growing concerns over the impact of the Government’s reforms on local government funding.

Budding young artists across Scarborough have been recognised for their creative flare and dedication to promoting road safety in a competition among schools.

Some of the leading tourism representatives in North Yorkshire are helping shape the future of the county’s multi-billion pound visitor economy.

Service children from across North Yorkshire have come together for an annual Festival of Remembrance to honour members of the Armed Forces who lost their lives in conflicts and mark how young people are paying tribute.

Bird keepers across North Yorkshire are being urged to help prevent the spread of avian influenza after three cases were confirmed in the county.