Local News from Monday, October 14th, 2024

A new package of digital resources has been developed by York St John University and the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) to help support teachers and professionals working with children and young people in secondary school to explore healthy and unhealthy friendships and relationships.

More than half (63%) of motorists aged 17-34 have sounded their horn to express anger at the behaviour of another road user in the past year, adding to concern about increasingly aggressive drivers.

Approximately 30 employers, education providers and support services from across the region will be exhibiting at the SEND Opportunities Event at Askham Bryan College on Wednesday (16 October) from 3.30-6.30pm.

York is at the forefront of regional efforts to tackle the climate crisis as part of the newly launched Yorkshire and Humber Climate Action Plan 2024.

York Disabled Workers Cooperative are very concerned about the ever increasing number of elderly  people who are currently approaching them for firewood but cannot afford the £3.00 a bag. 

York & Scarborough Hospitals Charity hosted an event to mark the official opening of the new breast screening facility in York.

“Striving for a positive and professional environment for our players, led by a strong work ethic from the top”.

The award-winning play Pride and Prejudice (sort of) will be staged at York Theatre Royal from November 4 to 9.

York Ghost Week returns from 26 October to 3 November 2024, celebrating the city's haunted history with a variety of spooky events.

York BID, in collaboration with York Cares and the City of York Council’s Eco Team, is proud to announce the completion of a transformative mural project in North Street Gardens, York.