YORK City boss Gary Mills admitted his team’s tight 4-3 win against Nuneaton was “a lesson learned” after maximum points were almost tossed away during the closing stages. Michael Rankine and Simon Heslop both netted twice as the Minstermen led 3-0 and
YORK City survived a frantic finale to secure a 4-3 home victory over Nuneaton.Braces from Michael Rankine and Simon Heslop saw City take 3-0 and 4-1 leads, but former Bootham Crescent favourite Ashley Chambers won and converted a penalty, scored a second
AN ARGENTINIAN couple who are travelling around the world in 15 years with their four children in an 85-year-old vehicle will be in York on Monday and keen to meet the public. Herman and Candelaria Zapp have travelled across South and North America
FIRE crews from Boroughbridge and Malton assisted a farmer in rescuing his cow after it had fallen into a river and become tangled amongst branches in Aldwark yesterday afternoon. The farmer and crews used a variety of saws and animal rescue equipment
NEW York Marching Band will be setting the mood on Friday afternoon at the Scarborough Jazz festival when the band inspired by contemporary New Orleans musicians and recently seen at Glastonbury and Le Tour de France, open the event at 12.30pm.
THERE is traffic queueing traffic on the A64 eastbound between A1237 York outer ring road (Hopgrove roundabout) and Barr Lane, congestion on the A64 York Bypass to A166 / A1079 Hull Road (Grimston Bar Interchange). This is likely to be caused by holiday
YORK City assists ace Louis Almond is a clear leader in The Press Player of the Month contest for August.Almond topped the Twitter man-of-the-match poll in City’s last two games - the 5-0 victory at Bradford Park Avenue and Tuesday night’s 0-0 home draw
WORK is due to begin on Monday on the £15m development to create 14 luxury homes and a restaurant at the site of York's old fire station. The scheme spearheaded by Monks Cross property developer The Helmsley Group is expected to complete by Christmas
HEWORTH Community Summer Fair will be opened by the Lord Mayor Cllr Barbara Boyce at the Shoulder of Mutton on Heworth Green at 2pm on Saturday, August 26. The Lord Mayor and Sheriff Jill Brian will attend and open the free event. It includes
BUOYED by the success of its Mokka X sports utility vehicle, Vauxhall has dipped another toe into the SUV market with the launch of a slightly smaller vehicle in the same mould.The Crossland X will, in effect, be Vauxhall’s entry model in the SUV sector
GAVIN AITCHISON reports on a new Italian restaurant in York UNDERSTATED, this certainly is not. The restaurant is bright, the chairs and faux marble tables are loud, and the confidence is abundant. “Valentinos - The regions finest Italian
RACHAEL Maskell, MP for York Central, has called for a meeting with the Business Secretary, Greg Clarke and this will take place in September. The meeting is to highlight the importance of investing in York’s economy. Investing in good secure jobs
A POP-UP comedy club, organised by Jason Manford, will appear at a one-day festival in York next month. The organisers of Yorfest, which runs on Knavesmire on Saturday, September 23, confirmed today that Jason Manford’s Comedy Club - set up by
Novice sailor DAVE FLETT takes his family for a boating holiday on the canals and rivers of France WITH my family heritage deeply rooted in the Orkney Islands, sailing really should run in the blood. Much to my wife’s horror, I even inherited
RECENT headlines have raised awareness that modern slavery and human trafficking in the UK is much more prevalent than previously thought, with cases affecting every large town and city in the country, according to the National Crime Agency (NCA).
GEOFF ROBB (Letters, July 20) is perfectly right, the current ECB fixture list is completely unbalanced and does not encourage people to invest in county cricket club membership. Today’s directors of cricket, coaches regularly complain of an overcrowded
I READ the article headlined “Misery of being left-handed” (The Press, August 13). As a left-hander my handwriting slants to the left, I do upside down ticks when filling in forms, I look through a book from back to front. When I was young,
YOU have a week left to catch an extraordinary exhibition of photos of the young Beatles, Jagger and Hendrix before they were famous. Paul Berriff's Rock Legends is at Pocklington Arts Centre until August 29. Don't miss it, says STEPHEN LEWIS AS
HEAD coach James Ford has dismissed any bogey team tag as York City Knights again head up to Barrow looking to end an awful run of results against the Raiders - as well as the Cumbrians' proud home record.No team has beaten Paul Crarey's men on
CUADRILLA has started drilling in Lancashire, hoping to frack in December if it obtains final permission from the Secretary of State for Energy. Nobody doubts that, then, well proliferation will follow if Cuadrilla (as well as Third Energy and
I WROTE back in March about what the council would do if people continue parking on the road instead of their driveways, and right on cue its happening (Letters, March 14). In my area, along Moorcroft Road and Acorn Way, cars do indeed act like
HE started in York Wasps reserves back in the late 1990s, and nearly two decades later he is now calling time on one of the most illustrious pro careers in modern rugby league.Hull FC captain Gareth Ellis, the former England, Great Britain and NRL star
OOH which is better – Syrah or Shiraz? That may or may not be a trick question. They are of course the same grape, the difference generally being where they come from, with Syrah the traditional French tipple and Shiraz the New World version most commonly
WOULD you like to see your photographs on this page? More than 380 readers have already joined The Press Camera Club, which launched in June and brings together talented amateur photographers from across York and North and East Yorkshire to share
YORK’S booming hospitality industry is facing its toughest ever challenge in recruiting staff - with fears that Brexit may worsen the problems. More than a score of city centre cafes, bars, restaurants and pubs currently have adverts in their windows
YORK City’s academy have received a £1,000 boost thanks to the family of a former goalkeeper. Joe Berridge played between the sticks for the club’s reserve team in the 1920s when the Minstermen were based at Fulfordgate and played matches in the
From our archives: 85 years ago The two youngest members of the Royal Family were both celebrating their birthdays at the weekend. Princess Margaret Rose was celebrating her second birthday, while her cousin, Master Gerald David Lascelles
I TOTALLY agree with B Norrie (Letters, August 14) in his/her advocating flyovers on the York outer ring road. However, I would say one flyover urgently needed would be one at the Hopgrove roundabout where the A64 and the A1237 join. The traffic
NETWORK Rail is being urged not to demolish a 19th century building which forms part of York’s railway history. Alliance House was built in the late 1800s in the north-eastern corner of the York Carriageworks off Holgate Road, which closed down in the
A WAITING list for bowel cancer screening has topped 117 people, new figures have revealed. Bowel Cancer UK has highlighted how many people are on the York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust’s list for a flexible sigmoidoscopy, with five people
AN UPMARKET restaurant company has started work on the York building it plans to move into. The Ivy Collection has confirmed it plans to open in York in November, and workmen have now started the project to transform the old Blacks shop in St Helen
