Politics in York
Latest politics news and updates from across York.
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York Residents Urged to Participate in Annual Electoral Registration Canvass Starting 17 August 2026
York residents are urged to check their emails from 17 August 2026 for the annual electoral registration canvass, ensuring everyone eligible can vote in elections.
York City Council Report Highlights Gambling Harm Impact on Residents, Released 16 July 2026
A report from the City of York Council highlights the growing issue of gambling harm in the city, affecting thousands. It calls for urgent community action and better regulations.
Councillor Margaret Wells Reappointed as Lord Mayor of York for 2026/2027
Councillor Margaret Wells returns as Lord Mayor of York for 2026/2027, leading a new Civic Party focused on community engagement and local fundraising efforts.
York and Lviv Leaders Meet to Strengthen Urban Resilience on 16 April 2026
Leaders from York and Lviv met to enhance city resilience, sharing strategies to support their communities during crises and strengthen international cooperatio
York Welcomes Two New Youth Parliament Representatives
York has elected Will as its new Member of Youth Parliament and William as Deputy. Discover their 5-point manifesto and plans for young people in the city.
City of York Council Approves £4.8m Crisis and Resilience Fund for the Next 3 Years
The City of York Council has launched a £4.8m Crisis and Resilience Fund. Learn how this new scheme provides emergency crisis payments and housing support for residents.
City of York Council Approves Challenging Council Budget for 2026/27
York residents face a 4.99% council tax increase. Find out what this means for your budget, where the investment is going, and why the council says it's essential.
Council Plans for the Future Amid Toughest Financial Outlook Since Launch of Austerity: What York Residents Can Expect
City of York Council reveals its 2026/27 budget proposals amid a cash crunch. See how rising costs and social care demand will affect residents and businesses.