Mayor unveils £5m skills plan for construction in York and Scarborough
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 17:49 · Archive
A £5 million investment will create a new construction skills village in York and reopen one in Scarborough.
A £5 million investment has been announced to support construction skills and youth employment across North Yorkshire. The plan includes creating a new York Central Construction Skills Village and reopening a skills village in Scarborough.
Mayor David Skaith unveiled the scheme, which aims to help more learners take up careers in construction across the county. The initiative focuses on creating youth jobs and training opportunities in the sector.
How it is being reported
- £2m approved to reopen skills village in North Yorkshire townGazette & Herald (Malton) · 2 Oct, 17:03
- £2m approved to reopen skills village in North Yorkshire townThe Press (York) · 2 Oct, 17:03
- Mayor unveils £5m bid for new construction skills villages in York and ScarboroughThe Press (York) · 1 Oct, 05:00
In this story: David Skaith · York · Scarborough · North Yorkshire
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