GARY Mills hailed the return of former York City favourite Dan Parslow following a 2-1 FA Trophy win at Harlow. The former Wales under-21 international, who won the Billy Fenton Memorial Clubman of the Year three times during his last nine-year
DANNY Galbraith, Matty Dixon, Callum Rzonca and Robbie McDaid are among those deemed surplus to requirements by York City boss Gary Mills. The quartet were left behind for the 2-1 FA Trophy triumph at Harlow and have joined Ben Barber and on-loan
The campaign to stop a controversial new visitor centre for Clifford Tower's has passed a major hurdle. Crowdfunding has raised the £7,800 needed for the initial stage of a potential judicial review into the decision by City of York Council to
DEBUTANT Amari Morgan-Smith and skipper Simon Heslop were on target as York City progressed to the last 16 of the FA Trophy. The Minstermen scored twice in three second-half minutes, which rendered Alex Read’s late reply for Essex part-time hosts
THE next Selby Enterprise Cafe event will take place on Monday, January 30. The networking event will include presentations by massage therapist Chloe Hart, Claire Davies on staying on track in life and business, and James Cokeham on how to work
YORK needs money to repair potholes, not just new ways of monitoring them, opposition councillors have said.Yesterday a pilot scheme was announced which will see cameras to fitted to the front of bin lorries to spot problems on the road surface before
SOMETIMES you look at a bottle and read a little bit about it and, without opening, you get a feeling it'd be a wine for you.Such was the case with a couple of contrasting South African Shiraz blends that are currently on discount offer at Waitrose.Shiraz
THE Ford EcoSport is essentially a Fiesta-sized chassis with taller ride height, old-school off-roader styling and a serious emphasis on practicality. It was initially designed for South American markets, but as part of Ford's efforts to sell the
YORK City Knights will have no fewer than 15 new faces on show when they go to Featherstone Rovers tomorrow for Ian Hardman's testimonial (3pm).The match is York's first outing of 2017, and the first under new ownership, with the new start at
A MINUTE'S silence will be held before tomorrow's match between Featherstone Rovers and York City Knights for Terry Ramshaw, who passed away last Monday after a long illness, aged 74.A top back-row forward, Ramshaw played for both clubs at either
IT'S unlikely to provide the same level of entertainment as a Hollywood blockbuster, but York City supporters will be watching keenly, nevertheless, as Vue Cinemas’ objection to the community stadium project is considered in London on Wednesday.The
ROADWORKS will begin next month at the junction of the A661 Wetherby Road and Masham Close in Harrogate, with the extension of a traffic island.The work will take place from 7pm to midnight from Monday, February 13, is expected to take a week.Because
ON behalf of Minster Lions Club of York, I would like to sincerely thank the citizens of York, together with the thousands of visitors from all over the UK and the rest of the world, who donated to our Christmas appeal with Rocking Rudolph. This
YORK City Knights' new benefactor Mark Campbell has admitted trying to get head coach James Ford to join Featherstone Rovers - before scrapping that plan and instead getting involved with the Minster city club himself.Campbell, the Featherstone chairman
SHAUN Rooney has moved one caution away from incurring a two-match ban for York City.The 20-year-old defender received his ninth yellow card of the campaign during last weekend’s 2-2 draw at Dover.Rooney did, however, pick up the two Player of the Month
THE York Theatre Royal pantomime was (as Berwick calls it) the same old rubbish! It was much enjoyed by a packed house on January 6. We were sitting in the orchestra, with our favourite trumpeter. A bit too close perhaps as we could not see
SEGO SUCCESS can make amends for his early departure in last year's Betfred Classic Chase by landing today's main event at Warwick.Alan King's charge was sent off the 7-1 favourite for the three-mile-five-furlong feature but he tripped up
WHEN recycling in York was rolled out over a period of years it stopped short of Kexby and parts of Dunnington. For years residents in these areas have not been able to have glass or garden waste collected for recycling as they were on a rural
THIS week I visited York Hospital as an outpatient. As I arrived at the main entrance, I saw three separate members of the public smoking cigarettes close by, in defiance of the smoking ban which exists in the hospital and its grounds. Other
WE know that York is one of Europe’s glories with fine museums and galleries, not least the redeveloped York Art Gallery. Yet we must keep pushing forward as other cities raise their profile. London’s museums and galleries have expanded nationwide
IAN Hey has resigned from his position as York City Supporters Trust chairman.Outlining personal reasons for stepping down from the role, Hey has now been replaced by Trust board member John Lacy.He will assume the responsibility at least until an annual
LETTING boards could be disappearing from many York streets, after city councillors persuaded some of the biggest agencies to stop using them. Four of York’s leading letting agencies have signed up to an agreement not to use “To Let” boards outside
YORK’S leaders are remaining tight-lipped about the city’s future in possible devolution deals for Yorkshire and the north. Yesterday a leading Labour figure set out his support for a Yorkshire mayor, and weight seemed to be building behind a plan
AN enterprising young pupil at a Ryedale school has helped raise funds to buy books for a reading challenge. Drew Brown, who attends Settrington Primary School, organised a chocolate bingo and raised £186.50 towards the School Book Award 2017,
THE Pizza Express restaurant in River House in Museum Street, York, will be closed from Monday morning for refurbishment. It will reopen at 11.30am on February 2 and the company says the work will create an addition 15 jobs and the design will
A RESTAURANT in York could be fined up to £40,000 after two men were arrested there this week. Immigration Enforcement officers from the Home Office searched the Mumbai Lounge in Fossgate and a nearby flat, as part of an investigation into illegal
MENTAL health workers in York have been told to improve their communication with each other, after a woman they were caring for took her own life. Anna Hoynes, also known as Gillespie, died last May and her body was found on railway tracks near
