The Government has been urged to ensure that long-awaited special education reforms lead to services being fully funded amid a major rise in the need for support of children and young people in North Yorkshire.
Pubs, restaurants and cafes from coastline to countryside are set to welcome customers eager to try new places, discover different cooking styles and enjoy great meals at fantastic prices.
Rural communities are benefitting from better library access as a new mobile vehicle brimming with books and signposting to other key services has taken to North Yorkshire’s roads.
Taxpayers have been assured that the Government will be lobbied to ensure they get the best funding deal possible with a warning that rural areas must not lose out at the expense of tackling deprivation.
Plans to bring a former high school back into use to “nurture, educate and create new opportunities” for more than 100 children and young people with specialist needs closer to where they live are due to be reconsidered by councillors.
Steps to help support the financial sustainability of a community football club are set to be considered as crucial pitch repairs continue at its home ground.
Dozens of tourism businesses and organisations have taken part in a countywide consultation to shape our response to a national survey on the Government’s plans for a visitor levy on overnight stays.
