Museum to mark world record with reunion 7:57pm today The National Railway Museum (NRM) in York is preparing to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the world steam record set by the iconic locomtoive Mallard in 1938.
Revamp planned at city’s hospice 6:22pm today RELATIVES of in-patients at York's hospice will be able to enjoy more privacy during their visits following improvements to the building.
Ex-City duo team up for tiling and plastering work 10:35am today RELEASED York City players Ross Greenwood and Chas Wrigley are rebuilding their futures together by setting up a plastering and tiling business.
Leeds play-off set for sell-out 10:29am today ELLAND Road is heading for a sell-out for Leeds United's
Coca-Cola League One play-off semi-final, first leg against Carlisle on Monday.
Tykes hopes are dealt a Morkel blow 10:26am today Yorkshire have been dealt a major blow with overseas star Morne Morkel returning home to South Africa this weekend after tearing a hamstring.
City school leaflet man’s hostel fear9:10am Wed 7 May 08 A MAN who handed out leaflets warning parents picking up their children from a York school that a paedophile was being housed at a nearby bail hostel has defended his action.
Firm runs up century10:38am today A CENTENARY of continuous trading is being celebrated by JWPCreers, one of York and North Yorkshire's best-known professional services practices, independent accountants and business advisers.
Executive class for pupils8:17am Wed 7 May 08 Entering the world of work for the first time can be daunting at the best of times, but even more so if you are still at school. Education reporter Haydn Lewis caught up with teenagers at one York school who went to the boardroom of a major employer to tell business leaders about their work experience.
Weeton’s got Talent10:34am today THE economy may be experiencing a bear market, but the countryside is definitely looking bullish.