Grass cutting made easy with CEF funding
Grass cutting is made easy at Thorpe Willoughby Cricket Club, following £3,000 funding for a new mower...
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Are the district’s payphones still needed?
The District Council is asking residents about the fight to keep 12 public payphones located across the Selby district...
Wrapping up 2019 with a good deed
Kind-hearted customers of Selby Leisure Centre and Summit Indoor Adventure have been donating unwanted coats for those less fortunate...
Selby District Council’s first prosecution of a council home subletter
An investigation carried out by Selby District Council’s fraud team, Veritau, has successfully prosecuted a serious case of fraud, which deprived the community of a social housing property due to unlawful subletting...
Sherburn man prosecuted for fly tipping
Successful prosecution at York Magistrates Court as Selby District Council prosecutes fly tipper.
Our budget, your views
Homes, the environment, jobs, supporting town centres and investing in online services - just some of the priorities in Selby District Council's budget plans for next year. Now have your say...
Action and enforcement evening in Selby, Sherburn and Tadcaster
A night of enforcement, action and reassurance for members of the public was carried out on Saturday night in Selby, Tadcaster and Sherburn, in a joint Police, Fire and District Council operation...
Back Micklegate car park
Some car parking spaces will be out of use in Back Micklegate car park on Monday and Tuesday next week.
New proposals for how people are involved in local planning decisions
Click here to read the new draft Statement of Community Involvement.
Do you ever wonder about those bright yellow notices fastened to lamp posts telling you about a planning application? Do you want a greater say on what development happens in your neighbourhood now and in the future? Do you know what to do if you think something has been built or is operating without planning permission?
Selby welcomes the crowds for stunning Selby Abbey illumination event
Thousands of visitors came along at the weekend to see Selby Abbey dramatically lit up as part of the celebrations for the 950th anniversary of the Abbey’s founding...