DRINGHOUSES provided the shock result of the day in the York Minster Engineering Premier Division as they threw the formbook out of the window to defeat league leaders Huntington Rovers 4-0. Liam Robertson gave the home side the perfect start after just
A CHURCH in York has celebrated the joys of food. St Denys, in Walmgate, held a weekend of music and dance to highlight the gifts of food that many enjoy from the county’s farmers and producers - and remember those who are less fortunate. The
Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division: Pickering Town 6 Maltby main 0PICKERING Town allowed their car park to be used for anyone who wanted to go to Pickering War Weekend on Saturday, whose venue was only five minutes' walk away.However
Evo-Stik Division One North: Bamber Bridge 0 Tadcaster Albion 0IN A game of few chances, Tadcaster Albion and Bamber Bridge played out a goalless draw at the Sir Tom Finney Stadium as both sides consolidated their play-off places.The Brewers made just
Toolstation Northern Counties East League Division One: Selby Town 1 Winterton Rangers 0SELBY Town stretched their unbeaten run to four matches, three of which have been won, with this victory, while they are putting down to their injection of new blood
THOUSANDS of people attended the largest public art and craft show in Yorkshire when it was held in York this weekend. The Art Market ran for three days at York Racecourse, with works by 120 artists on display and many for sale and artists available
STORIES were told at a North Yorkshire stately home this weekend, as part of a portrait exhibition. Beningbrough Hall and Gardens hosted the Portraits Untold event on Saturday, in partnership with Arts Council England and The Big Draw, and disabled
A CAR has overturned in a crash in York. North Yorkshire Police were called to the crash, which took place in Water End at about 1.30pm, close to the junction with Landing Lane, where a vehicle had overturned. A spokesman said nobody had been
Yorkshire Division One: Bridlington 21 York 8YORK, beaten 20-17 at Scarborough last month, made their second trip to the seaside this season, and lost again.However, fielding the 34th and 35th players to wear a first-team shirt this season, York were
North One East: Malton & Norton 12 Driffield 6DERBY matches between these two are normally open and exciting, with plenty for the large following of both sides to savour. However, this was a rather dull affair, with the Malton pack dominating territory
8 cows were killed when they were struck by a train travelling on the East Coast mainline today. A train hit nine animals at Huntingdon, and only one survived. @vitosauras The train hit 9 cows actually. 8 of them unfortunately died.
MORE than a hundred homes and properties are without power in York today, in a cut expected to last 12 hours. Northern Powergrid has confirmed that power to 150 properties in the Haxby area was switched off at 9.30am today. A spokesman said
A CHARTERED accountant has been appointed as the new board chair at Yorkshire Housing. Will Lifford, former head of audit at Grant Thornton, will lead the 18,000 home housing association, along with Sue Hall, who has been appointed as Vice Chair
A YORK MP joined a protest in the city, to oppose the Government’s plans to open new grammar schools. Rachael Maskell MP, joined the York Labour Party in St Helens Square on Saturday, as part of the national Education not Segregation campaign day
A YORK pub that closed suddenly should be open again this month, its owners have said. The Deramore Arms in Heslington Main Street closed in August, when leaseholders Ed Mason and Pete Atkinson said they were losing too much money and could not
DEVELOPERS want to convert an empty warehouse off Lawrence Street into three flats. A planning application has gone in to City of York Council to convert the building on Granville Street, which was used in 2014 as a props store for York Theatre
TWO people had to be cut free from a car following a crash in a North Yorkshire village this weekend. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to the single-vehicle crash in Clay Lane, Camblesforth, at about 1.15am on Sunday. A spokesman
AT the end of a week that saw their manager convicted of fare-dodging, York City players paid the full price for another barren afternoon in front of goal. Visitors Aldershot managed just two shots on target, themselves, on their way to a 1-0 victory
HAMADA will surely come good at the third time of asking in the racinguk.com/British Stallion Studs EBF Maiden Stakes at Pontefract.The Godolphin-owned Cape Cross colt shaped with abundant promise when third on his debut at Newmarket in August, with the
A MAJOR overhaul of York’s most controversial buildings - once described as “sheer visual misery” - is likely to go ahead. The upper floors of Stonebow House will become luxury apartments while the ground floor shop and restaurant units will get
A GANG who stabbed and robbed a North Yorkshire man in his own home has been jailed for more than 60 years. Joel Richard Hutchinson, 30, Lewis Jordan Walker, 29, Jason Henriques, 25, and Shelby Bruce, 24, threw a boulder through the window of a
ONE of York's newest restaurants has been allowed to add an outdoor seating area. The owners of Las Iguanas, which replaced La Tasca in Back Swinegate at the end of March, has been granted planning permission by City of York Council for an area
Here are 45 photos from our archives, showing York in the 1940s. The gallery above doesn't include the 1942 Baedeker raids, and includes only one photo of the 1947 York floods. For more photos of those events, see these galleries: >>&
YORK City boss Jackie McNamara has admitted he did not realise you face a financial penalty if you board a train without buying a ticket first. McNamara was ordered to pay nearly £500 in a fine and other court costs this week after failing to pay
A CROOKED solicitor who plundered his elderly clients’ accounts of more than £500,000 in what was described as “robbing Peter to pay Paul” was jailed on Friday for four years. Two of Giles Scott’s four victims - over whom he had power of attorney
A POLICE operation to tackle crime in an area of York will be spread out across the city. Operation Tansu was a two-day initiative in Clifton last week, with North Yorkshire Police, trading standards and the fire service speaking to residents and
A MAN aged 80 has received a six-month suspended prison sentence for a £19,000 ten-year benefit fraud. But after investigators questioned him about his pension credit claims, benefit officers realised he and his wife had not claimed all the social
