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  • PICTURES: 17 photos of the spectacular Castle Howard Proms

    IT was a night to remember for the 5,000 concertgoers who soaked up the music, flypast, laser show and fire works finale at Castle Howard Proms. Yorkshire’s very own soprano Lesley Garrett was in fine voice, alongside tenor Geraint Dodd, members

  • Car fire 'was deliberate'

    FIREFIGHTERS say a car fire near York was started deliberately this weekend. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to the car fire at about 1.20am on Saturday, in Acaster Malbis. A spokesman for the fire service said a single crew

  • Bike competition gives crowds a wheelie good time

    DOZENS of bikers from around the world came to York this weekend to compete in an international speed and skill competition. The World Wheelie Records event was held at Elvington Airfield on Saturday and Sunday, with about 60 riders from around

  • Thousands out for Thunder Day

    THOUSANDS of people enjoyed the sights and sounds of vintage aircraft in York this weekend. The Yorkshire Air Museum's latest Thunder Day took place on Sunday, with seven aircraft, including biplanes from the First World War, the Douglas Dakota

  • Leeds United boss Bielsa: We deserved victory over Millers

    THERE’S room for improvement warned Leeds United head coach Marcelo Bielsa after Saturday’s 2-0 Sky Bet Championship win against Rotherham. The Whites head to Swansea City on Tuesday on the back of an unbeaten start to the season but only after

  • TEA: Williamson stars as Yorkshire recover to 216 all out

    Yorkshire have been bowled out for 216 by Worcestershire on the stroke of tea on day one at Scarborough. Kane Williamson’s 131-ball 87 stood out, although Jack Brooks hit a late and important 38 as the hosts recovered from 155-8 and the loss of

  • 'No plans yet' for new police hub

    POLICE say plans to build a new housing development in York might not lead to the closure of a local station. City of York Council's planning committee approved plans on Thursday to build 165 new homes in the city at Lowfield Green to the west

  • Martin Gray SACKED as York City manager

    MARTIN GRAY has been sacked as manager of York City just five games into the new Vanarama National League North campaign. The club today released a statement saying they had "parted company" with the 47-year-old, less than 24 hours after his team

  • York firm celebrates phase one of golf course development

    A YORK-based business has celebrated a milestone with the phase one opening of its latest development, Allerthorpe Golf & Park Retreat. Luxury holiday home company Park Leisure toasted the opening of its newly-designed 18-card, nine-hole golf

  • Art exhibition goes wild about nature

    NATURE-inspired artwork by Malton Primary School pupils was the focus of an exhibition in St Michael’s Church in Malton. The exhibition combined the pupils’ art with the literature that inspired it, including the book The Lost Words by Robert Macfarlane

  • Spare a thought for missing people, urge police

    WRITING in a new blog, a North Yorkshire Police officer has urged the public to think more about missing people. PC Elle Smith said while it was easy to see and dismiss appeals for missing people, it was valuable to think about why some people go

  • Kids to play part at York City

    YORK City will be staging a Junior Volunteer Day when Blyth Spartans visit Bootham Crescent on Bank Holiday Monday, August 27. Young season ticket holders who are aged seven to 11 will have the rare opportunity to play an ‘off-the-field’ matchday

  • York City marks out of 10 for 1-1 draw with Curzon Ashton

    Adam Bartlett 7 – parried ball straight to Guest for goal, but also denied visitors with two smart saves Kallum Griffiths 7 – made vital tackles and set-piece delivery was on the money again Joe Tait 6 – reliable defensively but a bit wayward

  • Age UK's urgent funding appeal

    AN INFLATABLE piggy bank came to York this week, with Age UK raising awareness of the “urgent need for more funding for social care”. ‘Penny’ was in Parliament Street as part of Age UK’s campaign to highlight of the impact of the cost of delayed

  • SASH volunteers spruce up York resident’s garden

    YOUNG volunteers gave up their time to make over the garden of an older resident in York. The makeover was the 19th Enable project to take place in the four years since the scheme was launched. The initiative is a partnership between City of