Hello, residents, just a quick reminder about how we can all play a part in keeping our neighbourhood safe, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone who lives here. Lately, a few people have mentioned incidents of antisocial behaviour in the area

Do you own a family grave or headstone in Monk Fryston Cemetery? As part of our ongoing programme of restoration and management of Monk Fryston Cemetery, The Joint Burial Committee (JBC) carries out full safety tests and inspections of all memorials

Theft From Unattended Motor Vehicles Over recent weeks there has been an increase in thefts from vehicles left unlocked or insecure, especially overnight. The following guidance can significantly reduce the risk of becoming a victim: 1. Always Lock Your Vehicle

Neighbourhood Policing Team – Rural Crime / Poaching Awareness Message Poaching continues to affect rural communities across North Yorkshire, causing damage to farmland, distress to livestock and wildlife, and creating unnecessary fear and disruption for those who live and work

Residents can now pay for their licence for the 2026 garden waste collection service. A licence costs £52 for collections between March and early December. The licence covers one 240-litre wheelie bin to be emptied fortnightly. Anyone who wants to have more

A new app, Start Safe, Stay Safe, has been launched to improve street safety in York and North Yorkshire. It offers a straightforward, and confidential way for members of the public to report street, town and city centre incidents. It

You should report cyber crime and fraud here – reportfraud.police.uk.   

Did you know that York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority are funding some training courses to help local businesses just like yours? One of their training providers has been in touch to tell us how they can help: Going for

Lots of us are still feeling the pressure of the rising cost of living, but you’re not alone. North Yorkshire Council can help point you in the right direction if you’re struggling, whether that’s emergency support with everyday living costs,

Moving Forward is York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority’s new campaign that looks at enabling healthy and thriving communities so everyone can thrive within York and North Yorkshire. This comes with an investment of over £7m in four key areas: