A New Year date has been set for the opening of York’s latest local library.

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• A MAJOR open-air event planned for York this summer has been cancelled as a casualty of the cost-of-living crisis.

  York Junior Proms was due to be held in Museum Gardens with a special programme for children on Monday 28th July, a day after the popular picnic concert York Proms.

• PLANS to reroute a major road in York have been showcased at a public meeting in the city.

  More than 100 people turned up to a drop-in session held by the people behind the York Central development on Wednesday (May 7) at St Barnabas Church in Jubilee Terrace off Leeman Road from 2pm -8pm.

• A MAJOR retailer is calling on the public to help it find suitable sites across York and North Yorkshire.

  Aldi – the UK’s fourth largest supermarket- has made the move as part of a national campaign to ask people where new Aldi stores should be opened.

• Neighbours of a York hotel who have complained about noise from a brass band concert have objected to its bid to change rules on drinks in its grounds.

  The application from the Grays Court Hotel, approved on Tuesday, May 6, will allow guests to take drinks to and from a planned coach house extension and its garden.

• Burglars have targeted a social club in a North Yorkshire town over the Bank Holiday weekend.

  North Yorkshire Police said officers were called to Tadcaster Social Club on Monday, May 5 and found significant amounts of internal damage and large amounts of alcohol had been stolen.

• Controversial plans for two new housing estates on the edge of a North Yorkshire village have been approved. But planners have rejected a th

  But planners have rejected a third scheme for Thorpe Willoughby, near Selby, amid concerns about the impact on ancient woodland.

• PLANS have been revealed for a new restaurant in one of York’s most fashionable streets.

  An application to change the use and refurbish the former Rainbow House Chinese takeaway at 8 Bishopthorpe Road has been submitted to City of York Council.

• MEETINGS are being organised to discuss the impact of car park ticket price rises in York.

  Three City of York Council opposition Liberal Democrat councillors - Paula Widdowson, Stephen Fenton and Ashley Mason have organised the series of sessions after recent public car park price hikes in the city.