Decisions

The report details the proposals for the consultation on the draft North Yorkshire All-age Carers’ Strategy with a recommendation for a 8-week public consultation from 3 August 2026 to 27 September 2026.

Approval has been given to proceed with the public consultation on the draft North Yorkshire All-age Carers’ Strategy, for 8 weeks from 3 August 2026 to 27 September 2026.

North Yorkshire Council must designate a neighbourhood area if it receives a valid application and some or all of the area has not yet been designated (Section 38A of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004).

Bishop Monkton Parish Council submitted an application to North Yorkshire Council to designate the Parish Council area as a Neighbourhood Area. As per the regulations, the Council is required to designate the neighbourhood area without consultation as it relates to the whole of a single parish.

The Executive Member for Open to Business approved the designation of the Bishop Monkton as a neighbourhood area under Part 2(7) of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 (as amended), to enable the next stages of the development of a neighbourhood plan to commence.

Approval is sought to go out to publication consultation on the renewal the current area 3 of the selective licensing scheme which covers Scarborough (South), following a review of the data and evaluation of current schemes. With a proposed implementation of 1 May 2027, subject to consultation.

Approval to proceed with the Public Consultation Plan for renewal of the Scarborough South Selective Licensing designation, developed as part of the Business Case for renewal.

a) The nomination for NYCACV0080 Hensall Methodist Chapel, Main Street, Hensall, DN14 0RA is successful and meets the definition of community value as detailed in the Localism Act 2011

b) It should be placed on the North Yorkshire Council Assets of Community Value List of
Successful Nominations

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Brown to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund rural crimewatch enhancement in Lothersdale

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Lunn to award £525 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Thorpe Willoughby replacement washing facilities and upgrading of security fire door

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Taylor to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Linton on Ouse additional village notice board.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Taylor to award £1500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Newton on Ouse village notice boards and memorial bench.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Knapton to award £750 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Newton Easingwold library summer reading challenge.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Knapton to award £400 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Easingwold afternoon tea for elderly and isolated people.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Donohue-Moncrieff to award £300 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Muston in Bloom

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Donohue-Moncrieff to award £300 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Flixton and Folkton village hall improvements and modernisations

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Jeffels to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Snainton primary school musical instruments.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Harrison to award £2500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Hampsthwaite memorial hall tool and equipment storage

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Phillips to award £300 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Aska Hub CIC initial startup costs and Artwork.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Packham to award £584 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Sherburn Together community support hub CIC.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Packham to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Sherburn Beer festival.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Slater to award £1600 of her Locality Budget funding to fund St Johns Scout group, bus travel for camp.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Jeffels to award £400 of his Locality Budget funding to fund St Stephens church, Snainton, restoration

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Jeffels to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Wykeham C of E school, provision of class teaching area for SEND pupils

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Jordan to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Hirst Courtney and West bank installation of refurbished telephone box for defibrillator

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Jeffels to award £300 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Derwent Valley bridge library children’s summer activities

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Sedgwick to award £500 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Leyburn primary school book and author event in school.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Dadd to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Kirby Wiske village hall urgent entrance roof repair

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Murday to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Dacre and Hartwith playing fields replacement of playground equipment

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Sharma to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Gallows Close centre Barrafest 2026

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Foster to award £400 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Le Cateau school assist project

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Andrews to award £300 of her Locality Budget funding to fund improvements to dangerous right of way in Pickering.

That NYC, acting as sole Shareholder/Owner of Align Property Partners Limited (the “Company”), has approved:
• the appointment of Nic Harne as a director to the Company;
• the removal of Gary Fielding as director to the Company.

That NYC, acting as sole Shareholder/Owner of Align Property Services Limited (the “Company”), has approved:
• the appointment of Nic Harne as a director to the Company;
• the removal of Gary Fielding as director to the Company.

To make an Order under section 91(1) of the Local Government Act 1972 temporarily appointing Councillor Heather Phillips to Seamer Parish Council, to take effect upon the sealing of the Order.

This decision is taken under the delegated powers of the Assistant Chief Executive Legal and Democratic Services and Monitoring Officer.

a) The nomination for NYCACV0078 The Coore Arms, Station Road, Scruton, Northallerton, DL7 0QP is unsuccessful and does not meet the definition of community value as detailed in the Localism Act 2011

b) It should be placed on the North Yorkshire Council Assets of Community Value List of Unsuccessful Nominations

a) The nomination for NYCACV0079 Newby & Scalby Community Hall, Scalby Road, Scalby, Scarborough, YO13 0RA is successful and meets the definition of community value as detailed in the Localism Act 2011

b) It should be placed on the North Yorkshire Council Assets of Community Value List of Successful Nominations

To increase the mileage rates to 55p/mile in line with revised HMRC rates.

To agree to the increase in rates from 01 June 2026.

To agree to review when the next collective agreement is reviewed.

To award a contract for a SEND Mediation and Disagreement Resolution service to Collis Mediation Ltd.

Approval sought to consolidate North Yorkshire Council’s in-house Lifeline service provision and charging arrangements across the county, replacing legacy area based models with a single, consistent and sustainable countywide service.

The Corporate Director of Community Development, in consultation with the Executive Member for Culture, Arts and Housing approves the proposed future operating model for the Council’s Lifeline service, including the revised charging arrangements and implementation plan.

That NYC, acting as Shareholder/owner of Bracewell Homes Limited (the “Company”), has approved the appointment of the following directors to the Company:

Vicki Dixon (Assistant Director Resources)

The Assistant Director Housing approves a minor amendment to the North Yorkshire Council Right to Buy Policy that was approved by the Executive Member for Culture, Arts and Housing in January 2026 to clarify eligibility for flexible (fixed-term) tenants. The amendment confirms that flexible (fixed-term) tenants are considered to have the same eligibility for the Right to Buy as secure tenants, subject to meeting the statutory qualifying criteria. It also clarifies that the existence of a fixed-term tenancy does not, in itself, prevent eligibility and that applications must not be refused solely on this basis. A consequential minor amendment has also been made to Section 4 of the policy to remove wording that could be interpreted as limiting eligibility to secure tenants only.

To proceed to stage 2 of the Residents Parking Policy and liaise with the local member Cllr Peter Lacey when taking this forward

The submission of the response to the consultation on the Lancashire Combined County Authority Local Transport Plan - Implementation Plan 2026-2030 as contained in Appendix A of the report.

The introduction of a new residential disabled parking bay at Queens Terrace, Filey as shown in the Plan contained in Appendix A of the report is approved; and

the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) be authorised to seal the relevant Traffic Regulation Order in light of the objections received and that the objectors are notified of the making of the Order within 14 days of it being made.

The introduction of a new residential disabled parking bay at Bracken Hill, Scarborough as shown in the Plan contained in Appendix A of the report is approved; and

the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) be authorised to seal the relevant Traffic Regulation Order in light of the objections received and that the objectors are notified of the making of the Order within 14 days of it being made.

That the opposed Definitive Map Modification Order (DMMO) be forwarded to the Secretary of State (SoS) for resolution, and that within the Council’s submission it will be stated that the county does not support confirmation of this Order.

Approval to accept grant funding of £27,500 from Keep Britian Tidy to tackle chewing gum removal, subject to acceptable terms and conditions being received.

To proceed to stage 2 of the Residents Parking Policy and liaise with the local member, Cllr Peter Lacey when taking this forward.

The submission of an Expression of Interest (EOI) for £150,000 to the Environment Agency’s Coastal Adaptation Programme to replace the existing beach access steps at Cayton Bay is approved, subject to acceptable terms and conditions.

The submission of an Expression of Interest (EOI) to the Environment Agency’s Coastal Adaptation Programme for £75,000 to deliver a LiDAR-enabled drone coastal cliff monitoring project across priority complex cliff adaptation sites along the North Yorkshire coastline is approved, subject to acceptable terms and conditions.

The submission of an Expression of Interest (EoI) for £70,000 from Environment Agency’s Coastal Adaptation Programme to undertake a range of studies to continue to monitor the cliff instability at Cowbar, Staithes is approved, subject to acceptable terms and conditions being received.

To seek approval for the Council to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) and acceptance of funding, if successful, for £450,000 from Environment Agency’s Coastal Adaptation Pilot programme. This will enable a range of studies to assist in the ongoing management of coastal risk at Flat Cliffs, Filey subject to acceptable terms and conditions being received.

The submission of an Expression of Interest (EOI) to the Environment Agency’s Coastal Adaptation Programme for £450,000 to undertake a range of studies to assist in managing coastal risk at Flat Cliffs, Filey is approved, subject to acceptable terms and conditions being received.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Thompson to award £400 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Barton village dog waste bins.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Chance to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Amber Bee CIC community clubs.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Chance to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Newholm Village hall refurbishment.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Foster to award £350 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Amber Bee CIC community interest company, mental wellbeing project.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Jordan to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Drax junior cricket club equipment

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Noland to award £300 of his Locality Budget funding to fund SELFA Skipton canal boat and nature activity day.

The Corporate Director of Environment in consultation with the Corporate Director of Community Development and Assistant Director Resources agrees to the submission of expressions of interests for the Fisheries and Seafood Scheme.

The Housing Service request approval to create a Procurement Framework for Damp, Mould and Timber Treatment Services.

The Assistant Director Housing has approved that the Housing Service creates a Procurement Framework for Damp, Mould and Timber Treatment Services: Remedial Works & Mould Cleaning to the Council.

The Executive Member for Culture, Arts and Housing, having considered and noted the contents of the Annual Performance Report, agrees that the performance information contained within should progress to submission to the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) and the Housing Ombudsman as required.

The Corporate Director Community Development in consultation with the Assistant Director Resources agrees to the submission of expressions of interest to the Heritage at Risk Fund, with further approval required to progress any successful proposals to full application stage and confirm organisational alignment.

Approval by the Corporate Director Community Development has been granted to apply to the York & North Yorkshire Combined Authority for Sustainable and Vibrant High Streets grant funding to support the tourism sector (Food and Drink & Events Development) to the total sum of £260,000, subject to compliance with the terms and conditions set out by the grant funder.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Shaw-Wright to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Fairburn- Bavarian singers Selby Abbey concert.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Griffiths to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund financial support for Stokesley and District choral society.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Thompson to award £600 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Eppleby play park upgrade.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Brown to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Bradley in Bloom, improvements to community garden in Bradley.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Brodigan to award £400 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Ripon Walled garden sing and sign sessions.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Phillips to award £800 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Crossgates community centre.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Cunliffe-Lister to award £495 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Kirkby Malzeard family festival.

Deployment of the Crisis and Resilience Fund allocation for the period 01 April 2026 to 31 March 2027, as approved by Executive on 21 April 2026:
• That Executive notes the Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) allocation confirmed by Government for North Yorkshire Council for the 2026/27 financial year of £6,644,811.48, and the national transition from existing discretionary support arrangements to the new CRF framework.
• That Executive notes and approves the inclusion, within the overall CRF allocation, of targeted discretionary fuel related support to assist low-income households experiencing financial hardship and rising living costs, including those living in off gas properties reliant on LPG, heating oil or other alternative fuels. This includes additional one-off Government funding of £1,061,623 for 2026/27, to be delivered through the Crisis and Resilience Fund in line with national guidance.
• That Executive approves and delegates authority to the Corporate Director – Resources (Section 151 Officer), in consultation with the relevant Executive Member, to operate and apply the approved CRF framework and Housing Payments Policy, including:
o Administering individual CRF awards (including Housing Payments and fuel related support);
o Managing and monitoring expenditure across CRF strands to ensure compliance with grant conditions and value for money; and
o Making minor operational amendments required, reporting back to Members as appropriate.
• That in line with the Department for Works and Pensions (DWP) guidance, the Council will deliver the Crisis and Resilience Fund based on a local eligibility framework.
• Local Eligibility Criteria’s have been produced to support the delivery of the Fund.
• Funding allocations have been assigned to all four strands of the scheme:
o Crisis Payments – cash first support for households facing an immediate financial shock
o Housing Payments – support towards housing costs, replacing Discretionary Housing Payments
o Resilience Services – preventative and early help services that improve financial stability
o Community Coordination – strengthening local referral pathways and join up between services
• North Yorkshire Council Delivery Plan will be submitted to the DWP on 1 July 2026 to reflect the programme.

The school term and holiday dates for the academic year 2027-2028 have been consulted on.
The Executive Member in consultation with the Corporate Director for Children and Young Peoples service will be required to determine the calendar for 2027-2028 for North Yorkshire community and voluntary controlled schools

Approval of the reccomendations:

I. To approve the term and holiday dates for community, voluntary controlled, community special schools and maintained nursery schools in North Yorkshire as set out in the amended calendar at Appendix A (1); subject to the following recommendations

II. To amend the proposal for the first day of the spring term 2028 to 4 January 2028 and to amend the proposal for the last date of the summer term to 25 July 2028. as shown at Appendix A (1)

III. To amend the proposal for the professional development days, provisionally scheduled for 22 October 2027, 31 January 2028 and 26 July 2028 to be rescheduled to occur on 6 September 2027, 4 January 2028 and 25 July 2028 as shown at Appendix A (1)

Approval by the Assistant Director, Housing to minor amendments to the North Yorkshire Council Mutual Exchange Policy, specifically the inclusion of additional wording to clarify the application of officer discretion within the mutual exchange assessment and decision-making process.

To designate the area as shown in Appendix B as the area for application of High Street Rental Auction powers in Scarborough Town Centre.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Baker to award £300 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Eid festival 2026.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Ritchie to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Wonders of the Wild exhibition

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Thompson to award £400 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Skeeby speed initiative

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Chance to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Staithes weekender festival of Arts and Heritage.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Murday to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Pateley Bridge dramatic society

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Brown to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund improved street lighting in Middletown cowling

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Duckett to award £4000 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Barlby and Osgodby Vas signs

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Wilkinson to award £550 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Ainderby Steeple damaged village bench.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Webster to award £300 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Pickhill car park improvements.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Webster to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Well church clock repair.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Sanderson to award £350 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Kirby Grindalythe village hall electric griddle for events

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Proud to award £2500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Selby industrial trail.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Seston to award £2000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Start-up costs for Aska hub cic.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Swannick to award £300 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Whitby women and girls cricket equipment.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Thompson to award £800 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Manfield Games field facility.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Foster to award £300 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Le Cateau school display of remembrance.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Thompson to award £600 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Middleton Tyas Village Hall lights

Consider consultation responses in relation to the significant change proposal to establish two targeted mainstream provisions (TMP) at St Martin’s Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School, Scarborough and Selby High School, Selby.

Consider consultation responses in relation to proposals to transfer responsibility of the existing targeted mainstream provision based at Thirsk School and Sixth Form from the Hambleton and Richmondshire Pupil Referral Service to Thirsk School and Sixth Form.

Consider consultation responses in relation to proposals to increase the number of places at the existing targeted mainstream provision at Alverton Primary School, Northallerton, from 8 to 16 places.

The Executive Member for Education, Learning and Skills has approved to:

publish statutory proposals and notices to add provision for Special
Educational Needs in the form of Targeted Mainstream Provisions (SEN Resource
Base) at St Martin’s Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School, Scarborough
and Selby High School

To publish statutory proposals and notices to transfer the
responsibility of the existing Special Resourced provision in the form of Targeted
Mainstream Provision (TMP) at based at Thirsk School and Sixth Form from the
Hambleton and Richmond Pupil Referral Service to Thirsk School.

To publish statutory proposals and notices increase the number of
places at the existing Special Resourced provision in the form of Targeted Mainstream
Provision (TMP) at Alverton Primary School, Northallerton, from 8 to 16 places

That NYC, acting as a Shareholder of Veritau Public Sector Limited (the “Company”), has approved:
• subject to agreement of the Company’s Member’s Committee, the appointment of Anton Hodge as a director to the Company.

That NYC, acting as a Shareholder/owner of Veritau Ltd (the “Company”), has approved:
• the appointment of Anton Hodge as a director to the Company;
• the removal of Gary Fielding as director to the Company.

To approve an extension of the Carers Break Service contract for a 2 year period commencing on 1 October 2026.

Approval has been given to extend the Carers Break Service contract for a 2 year period commencing on 1 October 2026.

To approve the proposed changes in carer fees for Shared Lives for 2026/27.

Approval has been given to introduce a simplified Shared Lives carer payment model.
This introduces a single weekly Live-In care rate based on assessed need, removes separate day and night payments, aligns Short Breaks (Respite) payments with Live-In care rates, and adds a discretionary payment for exceptional circumstances where carers provide support beyond that expected within the proposed bandings.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Sharma to award £600 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Grow Scarborough

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Sharma to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Barrafest 2026

To seek approval from the Director for Health and Adult Services to run a competitive grants process in order to engage providers from the Voluntary and Community Sector to participate in this enhanced prevention ‘test and learn’ pilot as part of prevention plus.

Approval has been given to run a competitive grants process in order to engage providers from the Voluntary and Community Sector to participate in an enhanced prevention ‘test and learn’ pilot as part of prevention plus and to work with the Universities of Hull and Sheffield for the evaluation of the pilot.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Swiers to award £500 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Osgodby Community care heating system.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Baker to award £300 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Myton on Swale replacement marquee roof cover.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Baker to award £300 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Thornton Le Beans village hall events tent.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Baker to award £300 of her Locality Budget funding to fund This is me festival 2026.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Baker to award £300 of her Locality Budget funding to fund LED lighting to support Husthwaite players production.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Peacock to award £300 of her Locality Budget funding to fund safety signs in Worton.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Arthur to award £1250 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Cliffe village institute door replacement.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Solloway to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Carleton community cricket for all.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Jeffels to award £300 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Derwent Library community and education centre alarm system installation

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Swiers to award £500 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Cayton Village Hall.

The Corporate Director Resources approves the purchase of a property, paying Brierley Homes Ltd (BHL) for the work to build the property.

The Corporate Director Resources sub delegated to Assistant Director Resources authorises the acceptance of the Grant Funding in the sum of £223,000 from the City of York Council, from the Carbon Negative Challenge Fund, to deliver the Retrofit Energy Efficiency and Indoor Air Quality Demonstrator Project.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Cunliffe-Lister to award £500 of her Locality Budget funding to fund Uredale community partnership administration

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Jabbour to award £600 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Howardian Hills national landscape “Heart of Helmsley project”.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Broadbent to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Scarborough studios CIO “Create and Connect.

To submit an application for £74,410 to the Museums Association, for Creative Health development work, Culture & Archives Service.

The report seeks the extension of the contract for 2 years with the existing Health

The decision has been taken by the Corporate Director of Community Development to extend the current Health & Safety Contract in line with the provision of the contract, for 2 years, with no alterations to the service currently being provided by the supplier.

This is a re-procurement of an existing service, originally established in 2009 by Scarborough District Council as a rolling contract for the provision of Beach Lifeguard Services.
The current provision has been delivered effectively by the incumbent, with services operating successfully to support public safety.
However, the existing arrangements require updating to reflect changes in local authority governance, current legislative and procurement requirements, and evolving operational needs.
Following the publication of a Request for Information (RFI) no expressions of interest were received from any other perspective supplier therefore a decision is required to Direct Award the contract to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) for a period of 5 years with an option to extend for a further 5 years should both parties agree.

That the Corporate Director Community Development approves the direct award of a contract to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) for a period of 10 years, commencing in January 2027 and ending in December 2036, for the provision of a fully managed beach lifeguarding service across designated beaches in Scarborough, Whitby, Filey, and surrounding areas for the reasons outlined in the report.

To make an Order under section 91(1) of the Local Government Act 1972 temporarily appointing Councillors Andy Brown, David Noland and Andy Solloway, to Farnhill Parish Council, to take effect upon the sealing of the Order.

This decision is taken under the delegated powers of the Assistant Chief Executive Legal and Democratic Services and Monitoring Officer.

Approval has been given for an extension to the Section 75 Agreement between North Yorkshire Council and Humber North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board to support the North Yorkshire Health Collaborative Joint Committee of partners across the health and care system. This will come into effect on 10th July 2026 and be in place until 31st March 2027.

To note the proposed amendments to Schedule 2: Governance Arrangements (Appendix B) and, following review of this Schedule by the Joint Committee in line with the Terms of Reference at its meeting on 18th June 2026, to delegate any final amendments to Schedule 2 to the Corporate Director (Health and Adult Services) if required

To note the progress and ongoing commitment from across partner organisations to transform health and care in North Yorkshire through the joint “Ambitious for Health” work programme.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Harrison to award £500 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Hampsthwaite Feast 2026.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Parsons to award £1000 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Richmond’s passion play.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Foster to award £400 of his Locality Budget funding to fund signs for Colburn church.

To accept the recommendation by Councillor Myers to award £300 of his Locality Budget funding to fund Hellifield beer festival.