Community Information

Sport England’s latest survey shows that over 75% York residents are among England’s most active, and that it has the least inactive population.

Make It York is thrilled to unveil an enchanting line-up of family-friendly activities this May Half-Term, running from Monday 26 May to Sunday 1 June. From magical trails to spellbinding tours and delicious street food, there’s something for all ages to enjoy.

A special joint concert featuring The Fairburn Singers and Austrian male choir MACH4 will take place at Selby Abbey on Saturday 31 May 2025 at 6:00pm, promising an unforgettable evening of international choral music.

The owner of a pizza business has been found guilty by York Magistrates of selling food and alcohol without a licence, and has been sentenced to pay a total £5,347.28.

York-based company Incremental was recently honoured with the prestigious King's Award for Enterprise 2024, in the Innovation category. The official presentation took place at West Offices in York, where Incremental’s offices are also located.

Reignite IX: The Next Generation, 6th June, 6-9pm, York St John University

City of York Council has today begun a month-long public consultation to help inform the design of future improvements at five of York’s Park and Ride sites.

Transport Minister visits West Yorkshire to pledge renewed support for the coach sector, which provides 42,000 jobs in the UK.

18-20 year olds to benefit from thousands of job and apprenticeship opportunities by the end of this year

Throughout the years, the choir has been fortunate to collaborate with distinguished musical organisations, including the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Cory Band.

748 public chargepoints added to the Yorkshire and the Humber charging network since April 2024

With work progressing at pace on the Station Gateway project there will be some changes around the front of York Station in the coming weeks.

2027 will see York Minster celebrating the 1400th anniversary of its founding for the baptism of King Edwin of Northumbria in 627AD.