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  • Kidderminster Harriers 2 York City 1 match report

    YORK City are on their worst win-less away run in a year following a 2-1 defeat at Kidderminster Harriers. Despite a stoppage-time Sean Newton strike, Dan Bradley’s second-half brace for play-off rivals Kiddy means the Minstermen have now only

  • More than 100 properties hit by power cut

    MORE than a hundred properties in two North Yorkshire villages have been affected by power cuts. Northern Powergrid said an unplanned cut in the Tollerton area, near Easingwold, had been reported at 10.58am today, affecting about 70 customers, 

  • Shakespeare's Rose Theatre midway through 'trial build'

    WITH 100 days to go before it opens, the people behind Shakespeare’s Rose Theatre are midway through a complete trial build of the structure at a yard in Yorkshire. Specialist firm Acorn Scaffolding, in Sherburn in Elmet, is building the entire

  • Nurse manager Cheryl is off to the palace

    A NURSE manager from York is heading to Buckingham Palace today to meet the Prince of Wales.Cheryl Lythgoe, of Priory Medical Group, has been invited to a reception hosted by Prince Charles to honour frontline nurses.Cheryl, who was nominated for her

  • Employees get on their bikes to boost charity

    EMPLOYEES from a commercial interior design business are getting on their bikes to help support a charity working to end youth homelessness.Harrogate-based Absolute Commercial Interiors is sponsoring the Carter Jonas LandAid Pedalthon to help raise funds

  • RU REPORT: Malton & Norton survival bid muddied by Driffield

    MALTON & Norton are still looking to secure their safety in North One East after an 18-10 defeat in a mudbath at home to Driffield.The result saw Malt leapfrogged in the standings by Cleckheaton and left them 12 points above the drop zone with five games

  • York bin row after weather causes delays

    A CITY councillor is pushing for answers over rubbish that has piled up in streets since heavy snow hit two weeks ago.Bin collectors couldn’t get to several streets around the city when the “Beast from the East” hit. Now Clifton councillor Danny Myers

  • Family take home prize for pies

    A BAKERY based in Wilberfoss near York has taken home a slice of the prize at the British Pie Awards.Totally Baked’s pork, apple and fennel pie was named as the champion in the savoury category at this year’s event, held in Melton Mowbray.Victoria Robinson

  • Monsters mark literary milestone at The Mount School

    YORK’S Mount School has encouraged children from all over the country to mark the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein. Pupils were invited to unleash their inner monsters to celebrate one of the most iconic

  • Demotion for drink driving soldier

    An “exemplary” soldier will be demoted and face further military discipline after he was caught drink driving for the second time, York magistrates heard. Hayden John McIntee, 21, gave a reading of 62 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of

  • Rowntree Park's TV moment of fame

    YORK'S Rowntree Park Reading Cafe will hit the small screen this week. The library and cafe is to feature in an episode of Channel 4's Location Location Location due to be aired this Thursday. Stars Kirstie Allsop and Phil Spencer were in York

  • Spring clean recycling push

    RECYCLING workers in the East Riding will be out and about over the next week as part of a ‘spring clean’ campaign.The team will be parking its recycling trailer in Driffield market on Thursday, March 22 from 9am to 3pm, and will also be in four other

  • 'Diva' dog outshines the competition at Crufts

    A PUP from Pickering has impressed judges at Crufts, scooping the award for best in breed. Five-year-old Blue put her best paw forward at the event at Birmingham NEC on Thursday, when she was named as the top Long-Haired Pyrenean Sheepdog.

  • CCTV appeal after theft of purse in York

    A CCTV image has been released of a woman police want to speak to after the theft of a purse in York. North Yorkshire Police said the victim was shopping in Quality Stitches, on Goodramgate, with her handbag hung over the handlebars of her pram

  • Ex-Tory councillors form new group

    THE FORMER city council leader who resigned and accused his Conservative colleagues of betrayal is to be part of a new political group on the council.Cllr David Carr quit the Conservative party alongside Cllr Suzie Mercer at a chaotic full council meeting

  • New neighbourhood forum for west York

    A BRAND new neighbourhood forum has launched for two York wards - and its new chairman and leaders say they want to represent their communities and celebrate their heritage. The Acomb and Westfield Forum held its first annual general meeting on

  • Tributes paid to 'loving mother' who was found dead

    A DEVASTATED family says it will “never recover” from the death of a "loving mother" from North Yorkshire. The body of Angela Rider, from Cawood, near Selby, was discovered at a house in the village. A man has since been charged with the murder

  • Brook leads way with century in Yorkshire opener

    ANDREW Gale says day-one centurion Harry Brook has set the example for Yorkshire's batsmen to follow this season after hitting 154 against Nottinghamshire in Potchefstroom.Brook, aiming for more regular first-team cricket this summer, made the perfect

  • RACING TIPS: Buveur D'Air set to join Champion Hurdle greats

    BUVEUR D'AIR can join the greats by defending his crown in the Unibet Champion Hurdle on the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival.Hardy Eustace was the last to retain the title back in 2005 and while others have tried since then, none have been

  • Hospital dementia appeal reaches milestone

    HOSPITAL staff are celebrating after their dementia appeal reached the half-way mark with more than £100,000 raised for patient care.York Teaching Hospital is aiming to raise £200,000 to support residents suffering from the condition when they are admitted

  • Anti-fracking protest went 'too far'

    AN environment expert has no regrets about the anti-fracking protest that may have cost her her career and gave her a criminal record. “I would do it again,” said Julia Collings, 39, shortly after she and fellow protestor Ronald John Holloran,

  • Hotel opens new 100-room multi-million pound extension

    THE Grand Hotel’s multi-million pound 100-room extension has opened. The expansion is part of a £15 million redevelopment at the York site, which has seen the hotel nearly double its number of luxury bedrooms. Sir Gary Verity, chief executive

  • Dramatic delivery as baby Evie is born in back of York taxi

    A TAXI driver who started a journey to hospital with three passengers finished it with four after a baby was born on the back seat. Mark Kermode from York Cars collected 26-year-old Stephanie Lynch, who was in labour, from her home in Dringhouses

  • ON THIS DAY: March 13

    From our archives:   85 years ago Heavy loss of life and widespread destruction had been caused in Southern California by a series of earthquake tremors. Figures had shown that over a 130 people had been killed and more than 5,000 injured