Small businesses reopening their doors in July, are being helped to do so safely, thanks to a free ‘Back to Business’ pack supplied by Ryedale District Council – to send out the message that Ryedale is open for business once again.

Residents who own a Ryedale District Council car parking permit are able to apply for a permit extension after car parking charges were suspended during COVID-19.

Ryedale District Council will shortly be undertaking a household canvass across the area, which benefits citizens in a number of ways – it enables them to vote and could improve their credit rating.

Ryedale District Council has announced more financial support to grass-roots voluntary and community organisations as part of its £40k Emergency Grants Fund.

Ryedale District Council is giving businesses an extra helping hand with a useful guide to reopening safely.

Actions are under way to provide greater protection from flooding for residents of Malton, Norton and Old Malton.

Ryedale District Council has started a phased reopening of its public toilets.

Ryedale District Council is launching a new £1.1 million small business grant scheme, to help businesses who previously missed out on Government support through COVID-19.

Ryedale District Council is reintroducing charges on all of its car parks this weekend, as the COVID-19 lockdown gradually lifts.

Ryedale District Council is reopening Pickering and Helmsley outdoor markets from 8 June, with social distancing measures in place.

Ryedale District Council has awarded its first-wave of emergency grants to grass-roots voluntary and community organisations in Ryedale to ensure that their vital work can continue during COVID-19.

Ryedale District Council is offering a free ‘back to business pack’ to small businesses, to help them re-open their doors safely to citizens and visitors next month.