A MUCH-LOVED York attraction lost revenue of £400,000 last year, and its owner says it cannot continue to trade at a deficit.
A report prepared for city councillors shows York Castle Museum has struggled since the discovery of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).
It has been prepared by York Museums Trust's Chief Executive Officer Kathryn Blacker, for a City of York Council’s Children, Culture and Communities Scrutiny Committee meeting on April 9.
In the report the CEO said that the trust’s overall 2023/24 financial performance forecasted a loss of nearly £400,000.
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Over 230 York pensioners £7,000 a year better off with Pension Credit
Hikes to Micklegate parking charges which would see an end to half-hour rates and free Sunday morning stays for churchgoers have been put on hold following a backlash.
A former East Yorkshire subpostmaster has said he still wants “vindication” for the way he and his family were treated during the Horizon IT scandal after being made an OBE.
