Summit Indoor Adventure, Selby is set to open as a Covid-19 Vaccination Centre next month
Up to 5,000 vaccines a week will be given to vulnerable residents from the Selby area who will receive the Pfizer or AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine...
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Council supports businesses throughout lockdown
Selby District Council is prioritising business grants to help local businesses receive funding during the lockdown restrictions.
Council responds to latest Coronavirus national restrictions
Reassuring residents and businesses following the announcement of further national restrictions...
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Consultation over plans to redevelop Selby Station
Council continues to support businesses in the Selby district
Selby District Council continue to offer support to businesses affected by the local restrictions...
Praise for district’s pubs and restaurants ahead of the festive season
Pubs and restaurants – and their customers – have been praised for staying Covid safe ahead of the festive season...
Christmas opening
Providing emergency services for people who need them most between Christmas and New Year...
Have your say on the new Neighbourhood Plan for Church Fenton
Do you live, work or visit Church Fenton? Are you interested in influencing the way the village develops over the coming years?
We want to hear your views on the draft Church Fenton Neighbourhood Development Plan.
Thanks for recycling more of your waste!
The amount of waste sent for recycling has improved across the Selby district following the introduction of the new Sorted recycling service.
Council leaders submit full business case for East & West reorganisation model to Government
Council leaders from Craven, Harrogate, Richmondshire, Ryedale, Scarborough and Selby have submitted a full business case to Government, proposing an East & West model as the best option for reorganising local government in North Yorkshire and York.