LEEDS are not taking legal action against the Football League, according to executive director Paul Bell.Reports today said United were taking action in a bid to dismantle the collective selling of television rights and instead sell their own games.It
LOOKING at the menu of the day, there is a lot to do. Bread and grains; Norwegian Skrei cod with morteau sausage, salsify, oyster leaf, Alexander purée and yeast sauce; loin of venison, smoked shoulder, soil-baked potato, beetroot and julmust sauce
North One East: Guisborough 15 Pocklington 21SIXTH-placed Pocklington made it four wins on the bounce with a hard-fought win on their first league visit to tenth-placed Guisborough.The visitors heavily dominated possession in the first half and led 13
Yorkshire Division One: Selby 0 Malton & Norton 20SECOND-placed Malton & Norton had to make late changes due to injury and illness, with prop Rob Featherstone (pneumonia) missing his first game in two seasons and back-row forward Sam Harrison forced into
The Vikings are back in town, ready for everything from a bit of knitting to a full-scale battle. This year's Jorvik Viking Festival gets underway on Monday with a packed programme of events, talks and walks throughout York city centre. Early signs
Word master Gyles Brandreth will share his love and knowledge of the English language with a Pocklington audience when his show "Word Power" visits the East Yorkshire town. The author, broadcaster and former MP will stop at Pocklington Art Centre
Residents and tourists will be allowed into the Mansion House later this week as its major restoration continues. Architects and contractors will lead three tours of the 300-year-old Georgian townhouse on St Helen's Square on Thursday. Cllr
IT was a quieter day than normal at a York primary School - as children took part in a sponsored silence. Year six pupils at at Carr Junior School in Acomb held a sponsored silence to raise money for the charity Help for Heroes. As part of
ON the eve of Valentine’s Day, York City’s players demonstrated they have the heart needed to claw the club out of relegation trouble at a passionate Bootham Crescent. Prior to their 2-1 triumph over Notts County, the Minstermen had been rooted
Were you at primary school in York in the 1990s? Did you or your friends take part in the York Primary Schools Crime Prevention Cup for school football teams? We've scoured our archives, and found 113 photos of teams from schools around York and
Police have thanked everyone who helped with their appeal to find missing woman Lee-Anne Yodaiken. She is from the Cleveland area but had links to York, and the city's police asked for help finding her. She has since been found safe and well
A CANNABIS dealer has walked free from court for the second time after the Crown Prosecution Service decided again not to charge him with being a regular dealer. Kieran James Barrett, 23, was awaiting sentence for supplying cannabis when he was
A YORK school has been rewarded for its work to help the most disadvantaged children. Millthorpe School has been presented with an award by education minister Sam Gyimah. Mr Gyimah named the school as one of the most improved in the country
Delete Blood Cancer UK is asking for people in York to register as potential blood stem cell donors this Valentine’s Day to see if they could be someone’s life-saving match partner. The donor recruitment charity said that, while many people will
YORK City boss Jackie McNamara has stressed the importance of maintaining his team’s Bootham Crescent momentum. A 2-1 triumph over Notts County meant the Minstermen enjoyed back-to-back home wins for the first time since last April, having also
