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York lorry crash horror

Traffic queues in Monkgate after the road accident.

4:05pm Wednesday 17th March 2010

There has been a serious crash near York city centre. An elderly man has been badly injured and there are major tailbacks in nearby streets.

Protesters go ape at York chocolate works

3:56pm Wednesday 17th March 2010

Protesters donned ape suits as they lobbied against one of York's biggest employers

Mephedrone drug linked to double teens tragedy

8:22am Wednesday 17th March 2010

TWO teenagers have died after apparently taking the “legal high” drug mephedrone.

Ministers blamed over mephedrone "delays"

3:31pm Wednesday 17th March 2010

A row has broken out over delays in making a ruling over whether the deadly drug mephedrone should be banned.

York bike thief snared in police sting

1:05pm Wednesday 17th March 2010

A bike thief has been prosecuted after being captured in a police operation.

Cash relief for York council bosses

1:10pm Wednesday 17th March 2010

Cash-strapped children's services bosses in York have been handed a massive financial boost.

Police launch hunt for drilling burglars

12:58pm Wednesday 17th March 2010

Criminals in East Yorkshire have been drilling through windows and stealing computers and TVs, police say.

York's taxi drivers targeted by thugs and thieves

Private hire driver Chris Beech who was attacked and robbed of £600 in takings

8:54am Wednesday 17th March 2010

TAXI drivers are being targeted by thugs, thieves and vandals more than once a week in York, prompting fresh demands for measures to protect them.

Search for Claudia Lawrence: One year on

Claudia Lawrence

8:40am Wednesday 17th March 2010

12 months after Claudia Lawrence vanished, NICOLA FIFIELD finds out how her family and friends are coping.

Marine has sentence reduced for club attack

8:20am Wednesday 17th March 2010

A ROYAL MARINE jailed for scarring a young woman for life in a York nightclub may be able to go to Afghanistan after all.

Mother pays heartfelt Facebook tribute to tragic Jonathan Havron

Joanne Wigmore

8:25am Wednesday 17th March 2010

THE mother of tragic teenager Jonathan Havron says she cannot begin to describe the pain she is feeling.

Biker hurt in crash near Cawood

The Great North Air Ambulance at the scene of the crash near Cawood in which a motorcyclist was seriously hurt

8:08am Wednesday 17th March 2010

A BIKER is fighting for his life in hospital after he came off the road and crashed into a ditch near Cawood.

York Minster launches £10m Lottery funded restoration bid

The mountain of documents relating to the York Minster  Heritage Lottery Fund bid

8:11am Wednesday 17th March 2010

York Minster has lodged a revised bid for £10 million of Lottery money to help fund a massive restoration project.

York’s small businesses fear impact of congestion fees

7:51am Wednesday 17th March 2010

SMALL businesses in York have given a resounding and unanimous thumbs-down to the possibility of congestion charging in the city.

Sun Inn eclipsed by huge business rates rise

Sun Inn, Acomb: Big rise in business rates comes on top of increased costs for fuel and beer

8:02am Wednesday 17th March 2010

A CRISIS meeting about soaring business rates is being opened up to traders from across York – as an Acomb pub emerged as the latest victim of the increases.

Jean Elliott to retire after 38 years frying at Frier Tuck in Heworth

Jean Elliott in Frier Tuck, Heworth, with owner James Morrison

7:47am Wednesday 17th March 2010

A FISH and chip shop worker is hanging up her apron after 38 years in the same work-plaice.

Protest voiced over pay-to-park proposals in Pocklington

7:49am Wednesday 17th March 2010

IMPOSING parking charges on an East Yorkshire town would have a “severe impact” on the local economy, leading councillors have been told.

Election votes will be counted straight after polls

7:43am Wednesday 17th March 2010

THE drama of election night has been saved in York, after city leaders abandoned their plans to delay counting votes to decide who will be the city’s two MPs.

Merry the terrier wins major award at Crufts

Merry, the West Highland White Terrier, with owner Doreen Lancaster

8:16am Wednesday 17th March 2010

MERRY the terrier has scooped a major award at the world’s largest dog show.

Be a train driver for a fiver

Louise McKenzie, of the National Railway Museum, is pictured in the cab of diesel loco Matey

8:03am Wednesday 17th March 2010

Visitors to the National Railway Museum in York are being given a unique opportunity to drive a locomotive.


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12 months after Claudia Lawrence vanished, Nicola Fifield finds out how her family and friends are coping.

Merry the terrier wins major award at Crufts

Video: Visitors to the National Railway Museum in York are being given a unique opportunity to drive a locomotive.

Video: York Rotary Club’s annual schools technology tournament








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