Wraggs to riches

A York worker today announced his £7.6 million jackpot on the National Lottery. Wonderdog Penny for your chores

A little dog called Penny has changed the life of wheelchair-bound Jane Russell. Girl finds fingertip on doorstep

Detectives have been called in after a three-year-old girl made a grisly discovery on the doorstep of her York home. Damages for widow of asbestos death worker

The widow of a painter and decorator at Terry's chocolate factory who was killed by asbestos has won damages. Bid to buy out York train company

York train company Northern Spirit was rocked today by news that Arriva is seeking to buy its debt-ridden parent company MTL. Family centre faces axe in costs shake-up

A family centre working with needy children and families in York could be closed in a money-saving move by City of York Council. Rocking Rudolph raises £6,315 for appeal

Lions and reindeers have between them raised more than £6,000 for the Hospice 2000 appeal. Doctor supports fight to keep pools open

A York family doctor who encourages patients to boost their health through swimming has dived in to support our campaign to save two York pools.

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