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'''North Yorkshire Council''' is a council area covering part of [[Yorkshire]] in England. The largest [[Local authorities in the United Kingdom|local authority]] area of England by geographical area, it is a unitary authority formed in 2023, following the abolition of the two-tier, non-metropolitan North Yorkshire County Council and its eight non-metropolitan districts. It is not co-extensive with the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]]; it covers areas of the East and West Ridings as well, with some parts of the North Riding being under different council areas. However, like the similarly named North Riding County Council (1889-1974), the North Yorkshire Council meets in [[Northallerton]].
 
'''North Yorkshire Council''' is a council area covering part of [[Yorkshire]] in England. The largest [[Local authorities in the United Kingdom|local authority]] area of England by geographical area, it is a unitary authority formed in 2023, following the abolition of the two-tier, non-metropolitan North Yorkshire County Council and its eight non-metropolitan districts. It is not co-extensive with the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]]; it covers areas of the East and West Ridings as well, with some parts of the North Riding being under different council areas. However, like the similarly named North Riding County Council (1889-1974), the North Yorkshire Council meets in [[Northallerton]].
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The North Yorkshire Council area is by far the largest constituent local authority area of the larger [[county for the purposes of lieutenancy]] [[North Yorkshire]].
  
 
[[Category:Council areas of Yorkshire and the Humber]]
 
[[Category:Council areas of Yorkshire and the Humber]]

Revision as of 09:15, November 20, 2024

North Yorkshire Council is a council area covering part of Yorkshire in England. The largest local authority area of England by geographical area, it is a unitary authority formed in 2023, following the abolition of the two-tier, non-metropolitan North Yorkshire County Council and its eight non-metropolitan districts. It is not co-extensive with the North Riding of Yorkshire; it covers areas of the East and West Ridings as well, with some parts of the North Riding being under different council areas. However, like the similarly named North Riding County Council (1889-1974), the North Yorkshire Council meets in Northallerton.

The North Yorkshire Council area is by far the largest constituent local authority area of the larger county for the purposes of lieutenancy North Yorkshire.