Welcome to East Riding of Yorkshire Council's website, the quickest way to access a full range of council information and services.

East Riding residents are being urged to apply for £200 funding from the Household Support Fund, before the Friday 28 February deadline. To be eligible for the payment, applicants must be an East Riding resident and to have not received financial support from the Household Support Fund in 2024/25.

In 2021, 97.4% of people in East Riding of Yorkshire identified their ethnic group within the “White” category (compared with 98.1% in 2011), while 0.9% identified their ethnic group within the “Mixed or Multiple” category (compared with 0.7% the previous decade).

East Riding of Yorkshire Council invite you to spend five minutes telling us about your needs and priorities. This is the start of a piece of research that will lead us to wider consultations and conversations with our residents to help inform the development of the council's business plan and to enhance census data so we can better understand ...

East Riding of Yorkshire Council has relaunched the ‘Do It For East Yorkshire Community’ Grant, with a Welcoming Places grant programme, funded by the Household Support Fund. The fund offers grants between £1,500 to £2,500 for voluntary and …

In 2019 the five-year East Riding of Yorkshire Carers Strategy was developed with system partners. The aim of the strategy was to focus on the experience of unpaid carers. The following vision statement within the strategy set the tone of the document and the driving force behind it:

This page provides information about our list of council and housing association properties, which shows the location, type and amount of council and housing association properties in the East Riding of Yorkshire.

East Riding of Yorkshire council are offering grants between £1,500 and £5,000 for local groups, with applications opening on Monday 13 January. Voluntary and community groups as well as town and parish councils will be able to apply for funding.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council has adopted an updated supplementary planning document (SPD), around sustainable transport. The SPD update forms a supplement to the East Riding Local Plan, which guides policies on planning applications and allocation of sites for development.

The Council is the largest provider of social and affordable housing in the area with over 11,300 houses, bungalows, flats and bedsits spread across the East Riding of Yorkshire.