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10:09am Saturday 20th March 2010
As the weather turns at last, MATT CLARK discovers how YorkBoat crews have been gearing up for the spring and summer rush.
8:50am Saturday 20th March 2010
MAXINE GORDON sizes up spring fashions for mums-to-be.
9:42am Friday 19th March 2010
Young people are deserting the countryside, warns a Government adviser. But the rural life still has a lot going for it, a group of Ryedale teenagers tell STEPHEN LEWIS.
9:24am Thursday 18th March 2010
WE usually have to wait no longer than late February or early March for the arrival of the flower that traditionally heralds the start of spring.
9:24am Wednesday 17th March 2010
It brings £440 million a year into York’s economy, but how did tourism hold up during the recession? Stephen Lewis and Matt Clark investigate in British Tourism Week.
9:56am Tuesday 16th March 2010
They say there is no such thing as a free lunch but what about a free wardrobe? MAXINE GORDON reports on how to dress for spring without going broke.
8:50am Saturday 13th March 2010
STEPHEN LEWIS follows the trail of York’s secret past to mark the city’s science and technology festival.
8:20am Saturday 13th March 2010
MAXINE GORDON meets the mum behind the no-fuss cookbook taking the world by storm.
9:42am Friday 12th March 2010
Today PCSOs and police officers will graduate together for the first time. MATT CLARK spent a day with student officers to find out how the role of the PCSO has come of age.
10:01am Thursday 11th March 2010
As students prepare for their A-levels later this year, STEPHEN LEWIS talks to York College principal Alison Birkinshaw about the funding challenges facing higher education.
9:25am Thursday 11th March 2010
THERE is an almost unearthly grace and beauty about Banjo the Barn Owl as he swoops down to alight on his trainer’s gauntleted hand.
10:00am Wednesday 10th March 2010
STEPHEN LEWIS joins an exercise and diet session at a York sports centre that aims to get children and their parents eating and exercising better
9:55am Friday 19th March 2010
Lunchtime is when it hurts. Breakfast isn’t an issue. Tea is a manageable challenge. But lunch is the killer.
9:26am Thursday 18th March 2010
TEA or coffee? Round here this is merely a form of polite inquiry, but in the United States it can indicate a person’s politics. Supporters of both beverages are asserting their constitutional rights to carry spoons.
10:20am Tuesday 16th March 2010
WE ARE, apparently, about to experience the most exciting election in more than 30 years. I beg to differ, for I am already gritting my teeth and forcing myself to pay attention.
10:11am Saturday 20th March 2010
I’d like to draw the attention of readers of The Press to a new campaign from the Department of Health and the Alzheimer's Society to raise awareness of dementia by challenging stereotypes and breaking down preconceptions about the condition.
10:12am Saturday 20th March 2010
The Government has recently called for some of Britain’s largest companies to recruit more women on to their boards and achieve greater diversity.
10:12am Saturday 20th March 2010
My husband and I would like to complain to York council about all the buses and cars parked down Knavesmire Road, on both sides.
3:45pm Thursday 18th March 2010
FARMERS and growers in Ryedale may face a new levy on any new buildings on their holdings under a change in planning regulations.
1:43pm Friday 19th March 2010
THE Lord Mayor of York has enlisted the help of a beauty queen for a fashion show in aid of his favourite good causes.
2:29pm Friday 19th March 2010
Call it animal magic, but to surfer Domingo Pianezzi, it’s all in a day’s work.
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