26 August 2026 - Council Business
Replacement sensory Garden mosaic
The mosaic is now installed and will be available for viewing from tomorrow 27th August
The council consists of ten people giving their time to allow it to function as the first tier of local government. Most people’s impression of what a councillor does is that they just attend council meetings and nothing could be further from the truth. The duties and responsibilities of being a local councillor are many and varied; however it is the ordinary day to day contact with local people in their own community that is the most important part of being a councillor. A local councillor signs a Declaration of Acceptance of Office and thereby undertakes to observe an ethical Code of Conduct when dealing with matters on behalf of the community.
The Village Hall ,
40 Main Street ,
Bishopthorpe ,
York ,
YO23 2RB
The mosaic is now installed and will be available for viewing from tomorrow 27th August
Bishopthorpe will be part of this smoke control area from the 1st November. It will affect everyone who burns solid fuel (Wood, Coal, Coke)
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