Porn star Stormy Daniels believes she is now free to discuss her alleged sexual encounter with US President Donald Trump, her manager has told The Associated Press.Mr Trump’s personal lawyer has acknowledged paying Ms Daniels 130,000 US dollars
YORK City have been drawn at home to Middlesbrough Under-23s in the semi-finals of the North Riding Senior County Cup.The tie will be played on or before Saturday, March 31.The Minstermen – who fielded a largely second-string side – were narrow 2-1 winners
YORK Central MP Rachael Maskell sent a Valentine’s Card to the Chancellor of the Exechequer, but it had nothing to do with romance. She signed a February 14 message from the TUC which calls on him to “show public sector workers some love”.The card is
YORK Acorn ARLC boss Leigh Paul-Rientoul has warned York City Knights they face a banana skin tie in the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup.The Knights have been drawn away to Cumbrian amateurs Askam in the third round, with the match to be played over the weekend
AUDITIONS are to be held next month for parts in one of the 2018 York Mystery Plays, which are set to be performed on pageant wagons in the city’s streets later this year.The plays, which are organised by the York Festival Trust with the Guilds of York
NORTH Yorkshire Police spent almost £50,000 policing anti-fracking protests in Kirby Misperton last month.New figures provided by the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner revealed £48,101 was spent in January on fees including overtime - more than £10,000
THE family-run firm behind the YorkyPud Wrap which became an overnight viral sensation are turning their York venue into a diner and shop. The York Roast Co. Stonegate shop is undergoing a £150,000 makeover, ready to re-open in March. The new diner
MANY unemployed and marginalised York families are set to benefit from the launch of a national employment initiative in the city.Since its launch in 2012, CAP Job Clubs has grown to a network of 163 across the UK, helping more than 1,000 people into
AN EXPENSIVE piece of heavy plant machinery has been stolen from a building site.North Yorkshire Police believe a large hydraulic lift was used to take the machinery from High Street, Cloughton, near Scarborough, over the weekend of February 10 and 11
ACOMB Hockey Club Men I lost ground to Yorkshire League division two rivals with a 5-2 loss at Halifax II after seeing their team reduced by injury.The Tangerines took the lead in the third minute through a Matt Dickenson penalty corner drag flick and
Music legends Boyzone are to play York Racecourse this summer. Celebrating twenty-five years together, Ronan, Keith, Mikey & Shane are the second of three music acts to be named for the 2018 season, and will play on Music Showcase Saturday,
PLANS for a new community cafe in Hull Road Park are a step closer to reality now temporary buildings have arrived - but councillors are on the hunt for someone to run the venture.The arrival of the four temporary cabins follows two years of work by Hull
CITY of York Hockey Club Men I claimed a vital 3-2 win at Newcastle University as they moved ever closer to the summit of North League division one.The victory, snatched by Alex Cockram's late goal, takes the Minster city side to within a point of
CITY of York Hockey Club Ladies I remain seventh in North League division one after losing 3-1 at Bowdon II - their second defeat to the Greater Manchester side this season.The visitors started slowly and Bowdon took full advantage, scoring two in quick
THE York & District Table Tennis Closed Championships this weekend will see 82 players competing for 22 trophies at the York RI gymnasium.In the Men's Singles, Martin Lowe (Coneysthorpe), a nine-time champion, is the top seed, ahead of a duo from
MORE than 1,000 balloons will be popped at a fundraising event on Friday.The big Balloon Pop is being organised by Annika Dowson, from Helmsley, to raise funds and awareness for York Teaching Hospital Maternity Bereavement services.Annika’s first child
AN INSPIRATIONAL partially-sighted Paralympian is heading to York next week to share her skills with visually-impaired young people.Georgie Bullen will visit next Tuesday to teach a group of visually-impaired and fully-sighted volunteers how to play goalball
THREE York tourist attractions have scored prestigious accolades from the country's tourism board.The Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar, Jorvik Viking Centre and York Dungeons have all got ‘attractions accolades’ by Visit England, who today announced
Police searching for a Scot who went missing in Germany say they “hope to find him alive” but have had no success with inquiries so far.Liam Colgan travelled to Hamburg with 18 friends for his brother’s stag do when he became separated
A DRIVER was arrested after failing a roadside test for cannabis following a crash in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Police said officers were on patrol at around 11.30pm on Tuesday when they came across a car in a hedgerow on Mains Lane, Whitwell-on-the-Hill
A FEATURE film shot in York will soon get its Yorkshire premiere in the city, and more screenings are lined up around the region.Scott and Sid is the true story of Bradford pair Scott Elliott and Sid Sadowskyj’s triumph against adversity, and it was filmed
STORIES and memories from staff and patients at York Hospital are being collected to celebrate the NHS’s 70th birthday. The health service will turn 70 on July 5 and York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is looking for people to come forward to
POLICE are appealing for information after a house in York was entered by four unknown men. The house in St Olave's Road, near Bootham Crescent, was entered on Sunday between 7pm and 8pm, North Yorkshire Police said. It is believed the men
RESIDENTS in Ryedale are facing a rise in their council tax bills, amid continued cuts in Government funding.Ryedale District Council (RDC) looks set to increase its share of the annual bill by £5 from April.The 2.7 per cent increase would mean that,
A £5 MILLION new interactive gallery is set to be created at York's National Railway Museum in the hope of inspiring the next generation of rail engineers. The museum says Wonderlab, a purpose-build engineering gallery, will 'ignite young minds
MORE details have emerged about York St John's multi-million pound expansion plans. The university wants to build a new £15 million "Creative Centre" in York, and bosses have now confirmed the building will go on the existing Lord Mayor's Walk
A DELEGATION from Heathrow Airport has visited sites across the region as part of nationwide search for an offsite construction centre for Heathrow’s expansion.Heathrow is pioneering Logistics Hubs, where components of the airport will be pre-assembled
MORE than £2 million in finance has been secured by North Yorkshire vehicle engineering firm Twisted as it moves towards its final production run of Land Rover Defenders.The Thirsk-based business, who’s customers include Jamie Oliver and royalty from
Incorporating charitable giving into your tax planning strategy can be a useful way to reduce both your income tax and the inheritance tax (IHT) that will eventually become payable on your estate. As such, gifts may become an important component of both
PLANS to secure the future of power generation at North Yorkshire power station Drax were under review during a ministerial visit surrounding the plant’s gas proposals.Northern Powerhouse Minister Jake Berry, and Selby MP Nigel Adams, visited Drax Power
We are what we eat - but sometimes what we eat has a nasty habit of biting back. And worrying scientific research has revealed our eating habits in the UK may be a growing cause for alarm.According to a major study of 19 European countries published this
POLICE closed off York's outer ring road following a burglary last night. North Yorkshire Police said it was called to reports of a burglary at a property in Moor Lane, York, at around 10.20pm. An area search took place for the offenders, which
THE Fulford pair of Dale Rout and Maria Patsia proved too strong for Bootham duo Gary and Len Bunce in the final of the Paul McCready 'C' Team Pairs Snooker Knockout Cup competition.In doing so, Patsia became the first female to win a knockout
YORK City Knights will kick off the 2018 campaign this coming weekend with a much-changed squad compared to the class off 2017. The turnover of players was not nearly as drastic as the previous year following the mass exodus amid the uncertainty
RED VERDON is the class act on show at Lingfield as he goes in the Betway Conditions Stakes.The Ed Dunlop-trained five-year-old was most unlucky not to pick up a big prize in his three-year-old season.He finished sixth in the Derby at Epsom and fourth
STAGE One Creative has continued its 14-year association with the Olympic Games after providing its expertise for the opening ceremony of this year’s Pyeong Chang Games.The Tockwith-based creative manufacturing specialist was commission to install and
A MAN who misused a blue disabled parking badge by parking on double yellow lines in York city centre has been hit with a £478 court bill. Tourist Julian Balsham, 63, twice appealed against the parking ticket he was given by falsely claiming the holder
A CITY councillor has hit out at claims new student housing blocks are “freeing up” family homes for York people to rent and buy. Cllr Mark Warters said his experience as a ward councillor in Osbaldwick, near the University of York campus, was
TWO removal men have denied carrying out a knifepoint robbery at a convenience store. Friends Shaun Neil Stephen Holding, 33, and Ben Lee Simpson, 31, both told the jury at York Crown Court they had used the Spar shop in Clifton in the past.
A PUBLIC toilet block on the edge of York city centre could be about to get a new lease of life - as a cafe. Plans have emerged to convert part of the loo block on Clarence Street into a cafe. An application submitted by Healthmatic - the company
AN ARCHAEOLOGIST claims a lengthy investigation has - ‘beyond any sensible doubt’ - located the site of the 1066 Battle of Fulford. Chas Jones says the conflict took place at Germany Beck, and some of the evidence, including a sword, axe and arrow
From our archives: 85 years ago The probability of a regular British air service across the Atlantic within the next couple of years was foreshadowed by Sir Eric Geddes, Chairman of the Imperial Airways, after returning from a flight
