Community News
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Journey into Silence - York hosts Free Sahaja Yoga Music, Dance & Meditation workshop - Tonight 1st May at 6.30pmome
Enlightened music & dance can help in the process of awakening the Kundalini energy within and transport us into spontaneous yoga, meditation, silence & joy. This potentiality resides in every person, we simply have to desire its awakening & learn how to do it.
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Train operators join forces on Dragons’ Den-style scheme for tech startups looking to shape the future of the rail industry
LNER, Northern, Southeastern and TransPennine Express are looking for cutting-edge technology startups to apply to Future Labs – a scheme designed to accelerate ideas that address common and emerging issues for the sector.
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Help celebrate your local NHS heroes
Do you know an NHS hospital hero who has gone above and beyond the call of duty, who deserves special recognition? Now is your chance to recognise and celebrate their efforts and pay your own tribute in the ‘Patient Choice’ category in this year’s Celebration of Achievement Awards.
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Ebor Lecture: Professor Rupert Read explores climate change emergency
Spiritual orientation, climate chaos and reconnecting with nature will all be under the microscope in the first Ebor Lecture of 2024.
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Menopause Support Group launched
York Women’s Counselling Service's new pilot Menopause Support Group (this will be a first for York as far as we know) has been launched.
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Figures show it could take more than 3 years to clear social housing waiting lists in York and North Yorkshire
People in desperate need of a new home in York and North Yorkshire could have to wait up to three and a half years before they’ll be able to live in an affordable social home, even if no new households joined the waiting list, according to new analysis of the latest affordable housing figures.
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City of York Council Executive approves new Equalities approach
City of York Council’s Executive has endorsed its new ‘Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Strategy 2024-27’, pending the outcome of public consultation.
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Key York road to close for next two weekends in April
City of York Council has published information to support residents and visitors with a key road in the city set to close for two weekends this month.
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Smokefree generation could drive decrease in maternal smoking rates at the time of delivery
Proposed changes to tobacco legislation – which are being debated in Parliament today – could be "the catalyst that drives decreases in maternal smoking rates further and faster than ever before", according to the local NHS.
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Introducing 'TakeOver - In The Limelight' happening this May!
Many brilliant shows and events are taking place at York Theatre Royal for the 2024 TakeOver festival which will be running from 13 -18 May. This event is run yearly in collaboration with York St John University where the third-year drama students are completely in charge of the theatre and its events. This allows the students to gain valuable real-life experience along with support and mentoring from professionals.
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Making Waves: The Insurance Emporium Backs Angling Trust Anglers Against Litter Campaign
York-based specialist insurance provider, The Insurance Emporium is proud to announce that it has become a supporting sponsor of the Angling Trust Anglers Against Litter campaign.
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CEO Sleepout 18th April 2024: Number of rough sleepers in York revealed amid plea to ‘pull together’ to help homeless
NEW figures highlighting the scale of York’s housing shortage show the need to “pull together” to help those without a roof of their own, a leading charity has warned.
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Call-out for volunteers to help shape York’s next large-scale community theatre production
York Theatre Royal have today (15 April) announced that a new large-scale community production will take place during the summer of 2025.
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Move your career into top gear! Bus firm Transdev offers York job seekers and switchers a fresh start at its new green base
Try your skills behind the wheel at new Rawcliffe bus depot’s open event on Saturday 20th April.
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New advertising rules to support children’s health
City of York Council is proposing to introduce new advertising rules across York to support children and families with healthy eating.
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Worrying about money after someone dies – Bereavement Café April Meeting - Monday 15th April 10.30am
It is a difficult time for many of us, with the cost of living crisis. It seems every week prices on things like food and fuel are getting more expensive.