Archive - Friday, 19 July 2019

JOHN COULSON
COULSON John Died peacefully, aged 54, in Freeman Hospital, Newcastle, surrounded by his family. Beloved husband of Yvonne, father of Alan, Samantha, Kelly and Tommy, father-in-law to Natalie and Adam, grandad to Summer, Poppy, Riley and Skye and…
Cyril Ellwood
ELLWOOD Cyril On July 11th peacefully at home, aged 100 years. Dear husband of the late Celia and father of Nancy, John, Geoffrey and Robert, grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral service and interment at St Helens Church, Skipwith on Wednesday,…
ERNEST ADDINALL
ADDINALL Ernest On July 15th, peacefully at home, Ernie aged 88 years. Dearly loved husband of June and much loved dad, granddad and great-granddad. Funeral Service to be held at York Crematorium on Thursday August 1st at 11am. Family flowers only…
DAVID KNOWLES WISEMAN
WISEMAN David Knowles Retired Teacher and Cabinet Maker. On July 11th, peacefully, surrounded by his family, aged 89 years. Loving husband of Marion, much loved dad of Andrew, Sally and Jill, father-in-law to Jill and Duncan and devoted grandad of…
WILLIAM JOHN KEHOE
KEHOE William John Died peacefully at St Leonard's Hospice with his family around him on June 25th, 2019, aged 80 years. Devoted partner to the late Diane, beloved step dad, grandad, great-grandad and a much loved brother. He will be sadly missed by…
Ann Mould
MOULD Ann Died peacefully aged 97 on July 11th 2019. Much loved mum, gran, great-gran and great-great-gran. The funeral will take place on Friday, July 26th at The Church of Our Lady, Acomb at 10:00am. Family flowers only please, donations if desired to…
Ruby D FOXCROFT
FOXCROFT Ruby D. The Family of the late Ruby Foxcroft would like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy and generous donations to the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society. Special thanks to Father Sellers…
Paul Borrow
BORROW Paul Loved you more today than yesterday, But more tomorrow than today. Ann and boys. xxx
Rail chiefs: how disaster was averted when caravan ended up on York railway line
RAILWAY bosses have revealed how a potential train crash was averted when a caravan ended up on the tracks at a York level crossing.
Tributes to much-loved York teacher, 87
TRIBUTES have been paid to a former York teacher and governor who died following a crash on York outer ring road at the weekend.
Parents launch £13k bedroom appeal to help severely disabled sons
A DESPERATE couple has launched a £13,000 appeal to help ensure their two severely disabled children no longer have to share a bedroom.
York City trio set to stretch their legs against Scarborough Athletic
ASSISTANT manager Micky Cummins has suggested that summer signing Kieran Green could be handed a start for York City against Scarborough Athletic tomorrow.
Courts ban 15 drink or drug drivers from the roads
FIFTEEN drink or drug drivers arrested in June have already lost their licence after appearing at courts in North Yorkshire.
New chief fire officer appointed for North Yorkshire
ANDREW Brodie has been confirmed as the new chief fire officer of North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service.
Field fires in York and Selby believed to be arson
ARSONISTS are believed to have started two field fires, one in York and another in Selby, yesterday evening (July 18).
Masterplan revealed for Bootham Park Hospital site in York
COUNCIL chiefs have published a draft masterplan for York's Bootham Park Hospital site after securing government grant funding.
NHS clinic changes delay York community stadium site
CHANGES to the design of outpatient clinics at the new Community Stadium have added to delays on the project.
HGV drug driver jailed after seriously injuring two children
A DRUG driving lorry driver who crashed into a school bus and left two pupils with life-changing injuries has been jailed for three years.
Price of new BBC and ITV BritBox streaming service revealed
UK streaming subscription service BritBox will launch later this year at £5.99 a month, the BBC and ITV have said.
Meet the emergency services in York city centre
MEMBERS of the emergency services will be in York city centre tomorrow (July 20) to meet the public.
Crime on the rise in North Yorkshire
CRIME in North Yorkshire increased by almost seven per cent in the last year.
'One giant leap' at Yorkshire Museum
PREPARE to be transported into space this weekend as the Yorkshire Museum hosts a special event to mark the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing.
Meet the author behind the 'most horrible film of the year’
MOVE over Vicious Vikings - it is the Rotten Romans’ turn to take centre stage.
Yorkshire Vikings skipper revels in Vitality Blast honour
TOM KOHLER-CADMORE says he won’t be shy to come from left field during his short spell as Yorkshire’s captain in the early stages of the Vitality Blast.
Cyclist aiming to scale three peaks to help buy new York Rescue Boat
A FRIEND of a teenager who drowned in York is scaling the national three peaks - and cycling to get from one to the next - to help buy a new York Rescue Boat.
'What were their lives like?' New air museum boss to tell real-life stories of heroes who flew from Elvington
Back in 2016, Barbara George got talking to an elderly French veteran who was part of a group paying a Remembrance Day visit to the French Memorial monument in Elvington and the nearby Yorkshire Air Museum.
5 Things to do this weekend
Madness on the coast, Meadowfest in Malton and the Fringe in York vie for CHARLES HUTCHINSON’S attention from July 19 to 21
Album of the week: Hot Chip, A Bath Full Of Ecstasy (Domino) ****
Album of the Week: Hot Chip, A Bath Full Of Ecstasy (Domino) ****
LETTER: Farewell to the finest York actor of his generation
I didn’t know the late Richard Bainbridge, and (being away on holiday) have only recently learned of his death (Remembering Richard Bainbridge: A Tribute, July 16).
Bess pumped up for massive T20 chance
DOM Bess is hoping his 10-game T20 loan spell with Yorkshire can launch a different side of his career.
Tees Valley counts down to the Great North CityGames
EXCITEMENT is building as Tees Valley steps up preparations to host a major sporting event this September.
LETTER: If we don’t tackle climate change, we’re doomed
Whilst agreeing with all that Christian Vassie wrote (Let’s tackle climate change because it’s hard, Letters, July 17) he omitted the overwhelming reason for tackling climate change. If we don’t, humanity is doomed.

18th July 2019