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York’s Prospectus – Going for Good Growth with Innovation, Culture and Heritage at our heart

Purpose of Report: The report presents York’s Prospectus – Going for Good Growth with Innovation, Culture and Heritage at our heart – designed to attract private and public investment into the city, the prospectus aligns to the 10 Year City Plan (York 2032) and is partially in response to the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority’s Local Growth Plan.

The Executive will be asked to: Approve the prospectus as a vehicle to secure additional investment into the city, increasing the number of good jobs, affordable homes and developing the supporting infrastructure to support population growth.

Decision type: Key

Decision status: Decision Made

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Notice of proposed decision first published: 06/10/2025

Level of Risk: 04-08 Regular monitoring required;

Decision due: 04/11/25 by Executive

Lead member: Leader of the Council and Executive Member for Policy, Strategy and Partnerships

Lead director: Director of City Development

Department: Directorate of City Development

Contact: Samuel Blyth Email: samuel.blyth@york.gov.uk.

Consultation process

The prospectus was developed within the framework of the 10 Year Strategies and 10 Year City Plan. Additionally, it was informed by the Mayoral Pipeline of Proposals, which Council scrutiny committees were consulted on in 2024, which in turn was developed in response to the Council Plan, 2023-2027.

Several meetings have taken place with city partners invited to contribute their own aspirations, including city leader events in January, April and June 2025. The proposals were presented to the Mayoral Combined Authority in December 2024 for their consideration for inclusion in the Local Growth Plan as it developed.

The Council’s Corporate Scrutiny Committee considered a draft version of the prospectus on 8 September 2025.

Internally, the Prospectus was co-designed with Council Officers from across the council.

Consultees:
City partners covering business, education, voluntary sector, charities, and other organisations were given the opportunity to input into the development of the prospectus.

Equality Impact Assessment Completed?: Yes

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