Haxby residents invited to shape community improvements

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 07:32 · Archive

City of York Council is gathering resident feedback on early-stage improvement proposals for Haxby.

City of York Council is hosting drop-in sessions in Haxby to gather feedback on early-stage proposals as part of a wider vision for the area. Funding has been secured from the Mayoral Investment Fund, part of the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority, to support the development of new projects.

Proposals include repairs to the Ethel Ward playing field bandstand mosaic, additional public benches, improvements to The Village, and a quieter cycle route. If approved, these improvements could be delivered in 2027.

Councillor Pete Kilbane, executive member for economy and culture, said the council had held positive conversations with residents previously. He added: 'Our aim is to have a pipeline of future projects partly designed and ready for when any future funding opportunities arise.'

Residents can complete an online survey or request a hard copy by contacting the council. The deadline for feedback is December 9, 2026.

How it is being reported

• Residents asked for views on future improvements planned for HaxbyResidents in Haxby are being invited to help shape future improvements to their community through a series of public events.The Press (York) · 5 Nov, 05:00
• Residents asked for views on future improvements planned for HaxbyResidents in Haxby are being invited to help shape future improvements to their community through a series of public events.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 5 Nov, 05:00

In this story: City of York Council · York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority · Haxby · Pete Kilbane

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