A DEVOLUTION summit in York saw "positive discussions" over the future of Yorkshire, the city's council leader has said.
A meeting at City of York Council HQ this afternoon involved most Yorkshire councils - including York and North and East Yorkshire.
York leader Cllr David Carr was tight-lipped about developments, saying discussions had been positive and a joint statement would be issued next week.
The meeting was reportedly held to discuss two different options drawn up for Yorkshire devolution - one involving an elected mayor and one a cabinet of council leaders.
The Yorkshire devolution process has been stalled for months, with the only deal signed one that involved Sheffield and South Yorkshire - which is itself now delayed.
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