A Council report, which is expected to recommend that a 20 mph speed limit is introduced throughout York, may not be published on the Council’s web site until Thursday.

This gives anyone wishing to make representations, to the decision meeting which is due to take place next Monday, virtually no chance of making their views known.

It is the latest in a series of attempts by the Labour Council to avoid open debate on controversial issues.

Meanwhile, North Yorkshire Police will be carrying out mobile safety camera enforcement on the following roads between Wednesday 16 May and Tuesday 22 May 2012.

•A56 Thornton In Craven
•A65 Clapham by-pass
•A65 Settle by-pass
•A65 Hellifield
•A629 Low Bradley
•A629 Crosshills
•A629 Skipton
•A59 Beamsley Hill
•A61 Ripley, Green lane
•Jennyfields Drive, Harrogate
•A61 Leeds Road, Harrogate
•A59 High Street, Starbeck
•B6163 Thistle Hill Road, Calcutt
•A64 Malton by-pass east and west-bound
•A64 Seamer by-pass Scarborough
•A64 Seamer Road Scarborough
•A64 Between Whitwell Hill and Barton Hill
•A64 Between Barton-le-Willows and Jinnah
•B1249 at Staxton Wold near Staxton, Scarborough
•B1249 Foxholes to county boundary
•A165 Reighton by-pass between Sands Road and Hunmanby Road
•A1039 Filey Road at Flixton
•B1427 Queen Margaret’s Road, Scarborough
•A171 Mayfield Road, Whitby
•B1460 Castle Road, Whitby
•A171 Jugger Howe opposite Springhill Farm
•A169 Whitby to Pickering Road near to Goathland
•A169 Whitby to Pickering Road at High Horcum
•A170 Scarborough to Thirsk Road at Snainton

The mobile safety cameras will be in operation at the above sites at various times during the dates stated. Cameras will not be in use on the above routes all day, every day