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Delivery rider set upon by gang of youths

7:46am Thursday 28th August 2008

A PIZZA delivery rider was knocked off his moped and punched repeatedly in an attack condemned by police as “vicious and mindless”.

Popular community arts centre seeks permission to expand

Joanne Pullar outside the Space 109 drop-in centre in Walmgate, York. It is hoped to expand the premises to include the next-door shop

7:00pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

IT may be called Space 109, but this popular arts centre in York is set to expand because it isn’t spacious enough.

Former cancer sufferer to run 10k race

6:10pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

SHE has watched her own mother and sister battle breast cancer, she has beaten the disease herself, and now Karyn Harper must wait and see if her own four-year-old daughter will suffer the same fate.

Last chance to see Whistlejacket in city

Jennifer Alexander, assistant curator of art at York Art Gallery, looking at the Whistlejacket painting by George Stubbs

5:20pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

TOURISTS and York residents have their last chance this week to see one of the world’s most famous horse paintings, in the city that made its subject famous.

Road to be repaired less than two years after resurfacing work

Mark Warters surveys the poor state of Tranby Avenue, Osbaldwick, York

4:30pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

TRANSPORT chiefs are carrying out repair work on a York road – less than two years after it was resurfaced.

Hotelier defends security record

3:40pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

A MAJOR hotel chain based in York has refuted claims that personal data of millions of customers was sold to the Russian mafia after its online booking system was accessed by hackers.

More than 20 motorists a day caught speeding in police purge

Adam Briggs

2:50pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

A MAJOR crackdown on speeding motorists in North Yorkshire caught 152 drivers in only seven days.

Website names on the run sex offender as most wanted

Stephen Burnell: Convicted of sex abuse against a nine-year-old girl

2:00pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

A FRESH appeal has been made for information on a most-wanted paedophile still on the run a year-and-a-half after his disappearance.

Missing person enquiry launched in York

1:59pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

A HUGE police search is taking place at the river at Nether Poppleton following the disappearance of an 82-year-old York man.

New claim in Hungate row

Alison Sinclair

1:10pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

BOSSES at City of York Council have been criticised for apparently ignoring their own guidelines on major developments.

City is full of high spirits

12:20pm Wednesday 27th August 2008

WAILING banshees, howling ghosts and restless spirits... these are just some of the paranormal sightings in York which have put the city as one of the most likely spots in the UK to catch a glimpse of the spooky.

Council bids for ‘free swim’ for over-60s cash

York MP Hugh Bayley makes a splash at Edmund Wilson swimming pool

11:30am Wednesday 27th August 2008

OVER-60s in York should soon be able to enjoy free swimming, as part of an attempt to improve the city’s exercise rates.

Yorkshire Wheel may be moved to new location

How the wheel could look if it was moved to the North Street gardens

11:00am Wednesday 27th August 2008

YORK’S big wheel could be set to move to a new riverside location right in the heart of the city centre, The Press can reveal.

Crunch time for cat refuge

10:30am Wednesday 27th August 2008

PET-OWNERS who are feeling the financial bite of the credit crunch are leaving a North Yorkshire cat sanctuary struggling to cope.

Thefts spell woe for rail travellers

10:10am Wednesday 27th August 2008

COMMUTERS were left seething with frustration after thieves stole vital cables from a railway line between York and Leeds – causing a string of services to be cancelled.

Ebor refund plan

A deserted race course last week

9:50am Wednesday 27th August 2008

YORK Racecourse is working on giving refunds to its annual badge holders after the cancellation of the entire Ebor Festival.

Selby bus cuts blow

Coun Steve Shaw-Wright

9:30am Wednesday 27th August 2008

THE bus service between Selby and Leeds is to be halved.

Testing time for area’s churches

9:00am Wednesday 27th August 2008

IT’S time for churches in North Yorkshire to start sharpening up those sermons – because the “mystery worshipper” is about to go on the prowl.


UK News

Titan prisons a 'massive mistake'

The UK prison population has topped 90,000 a report says

Updated 7:35am Thursday 28th August 2008

Pressing ahead with plans to build three huge "Titan" prisons would be a "costly and hugely damaging mistake", the Government has been warned.


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