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The sky’s the limit in Ryedale this autumn, where events make the most of nature’s seasonal wonders including the Milky Way, 250-year-old orchards, colourful woodland trails and illuminated train tracks.

Ryedale District Council is holding an online event supported by IDAS to help tackle domestic violence in the district and help victims get the support they need.

Yorkshire’s Olympic and Paralympic heroes will be given a homecoming to remember with a major event at the Leeds first direct arena on October 10.

The North Yorkshire Warm Homes Fund which has provided fully funded central heating to vulnerable householders in Yorkshire has won Large Scale Project of the Year at the Energy Efficiency Awards.

Ryedale District Council has launched a £10k Community Environmental Grant Scheme to help community groups deliver small scale climate change projects.

Ryedale District Council is thanking citizens for recycling as part of Recycle Week and promoting items that can be included in the kerbside collections to increase the overall recycling performance from 48%.

Residents in Swinton Parish will have the chance to air their views about an affordable housing proposal for local people in Swinton.

Ryedale District Council is supporting the Ryedale Eco Fair, held as part of Ryedale Environment Week, run by Ryedale Environmental Group.  

A number of appointments were made at the Council meeting on Thursday 9 September 2021.

With two-thirds of Brits dreaming of an escape to the country this year[1], tourism bosses in one of Britain’s most beautiful and tranquil regions, Ryedale in North Yorkshire, are aiming to turn tourists into eco-tourists with a series of new initiatives that help holidaymakers protect the countryside while enjoying it.

[1] According to Visit Britain’s Consumer Sentiment Tracker

Citizens and contractors in Ryedale have a chance to say what energy efficiency measures they want installed and the findings will help determine where future funding will be spent.

Community and voluntary groups that are looking to kick-start new projects are being urged to apply for Ryedale District Council’s Community Grants scheme before the closing deadline (3 September).