Archive - Monday, 10 December 2018

Clothing brand to open store in York
CLOTHING brand Toast is to open a store on Stonegate.
WANTED: £5,000 reward for York drug gang boss
A REWARD of £5,000 has been posted for information which helps track down a major figure in a York heroin gang.
Review: York Youth Orchestra's debut, December 8
YORK has a new orchestra. After merely six weeks of rehearsal, York Youth Orchestra has taken its opening bow under conductor Ben Crick.
Two taken to hospital after crash involving school bus and lorry
POLICE are at the scene of crash involving a school bus in Selby Road, Monk Fryston.
Katie Melua joined by Gori Women's Choir for York show
KATIE Melua plays York Barbican on Wednesday night with the Gori Women’s Choir on the penultimate night of their travels through 11 European countries.
Scout group welcomes new floor
FULFORD Scout Group has fitted a new floor thanks to funding awarded from the local councillor’s ward budget.
Specials seize five vehicles in day of action
SPECIAL constables from North Yorkshire and Cleveland Police teamed up to target drink drivers and those driving without tax, insurance and in unworthy vehicles.
York set to get Manchester-style sculpture trail
A SCULPTURE trail could be installed in York city centre in the spring of 2020.
North Yorkshire business park is on target
THE largest multi-occupancy industrial development being built in North Yorkshire is on time and within budget, and will be ready for occupation in February.
Police search for missing 10-year-old
UPDATE 4.10pm: North Yorkshire Police have confirmed Harrison was found at about 4pm and thanked the public for helping with the search.
Public welcome at school carol service at the Minster
STAFF and students at Archbishop Holgate’s School are tuning up for their annual carol service at York Minster.
5 Things We Learned from York City's 2-0 loss at Boston
1 City carry little attacking verve on their league travels
Man sought after supermarket arson attack
POLICE want to find this man after a fire was started in a supermarket.
Crash causes traffic chaos
The A19 has now reopened after of a crash on the road near Crockey Hill.
Reassurance after police cadet allegations
POLICE in North Yorkshire have reassured the public that their cadets undergo "rigorous vetting", following sexual allegations against cadets at other forces.
Armed police arrest man over alleged York pub threats
ARMED police were called to a property in York on Sunday.
Review: York Early Music Christmas Festival, Yorkshire Bach Choir
Review: York Early Music Christmas Festival, Yorkshire Bach Choir, Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, University of York, December 8
Have you seen this man?
POLICE are searching for a wanted man from Harrogate.
York school pupils cook Christmas dinner for more than 100 senior citizens
PUPILS from a York secondary school have been showcasing an array of skills at a Christmas lunch for more than 100 senior citizens.
Yorkshire spinner James Logan eager to learn from Moeen Ali experience
JAMES LOGAN believes bowling at free flowing England star Moeen Ali on his Yorkshire debut in September will help push his career forwards.
York Minster Engineering Football League premier division title race blown wide open
YORK Minster Engineering Football League premier division leaders Huntington Rovers dropped points for the third consecutive week.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang sing-along at Everyman cinemas
EVERYMAN cinemas, including the one in York, are playing a special sing-along version of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang on December 16 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic musical adventure film.
Woman assaulted at shopping park in York
A WOMAN was assaulted in the car park at Vangarde Shopping Park in York.
Lions club’s Rocking Rudolph visiting villages
ROCKING Rudolph is visiting villages near York to raise funds for good causes.
Ronnie O'Sullivan vows to continue making snooker history
RONNIE O'SULLIVAN vowed to continue making snooker history after becoming the first player to win seven UK Championship titles with a 10-6 victory over Mark Allen in York.
BREXIT LETTERS: We're floundering in stormy seas
Our beloved country for centuries has stood proud, independent, self sufficient; world leaders in invention, an example of political stability.
LETTER: Spark planning saga 'as ridiculous as any pantomime'
Berwick Kaler may be retiring but we have a new absurdity as ridiculous as any pantomime.
LETTER: A motoring paradise is impossible
AP Cox asked ‘where traffic will go’ during the Micklegate Bar trial closure and the station forecourt revamp (Letters, December 5). He cited extra pollution as a reason for not proceeding with these schemes, and wrote of a ‘missed opportunity’…
Film exhibition by hospice group
A GROUP of young adults with life-limiting conditions will stage a film festival at the University of York.
Report of property fire in Copmanthorpe was malicious call
FIRE crews were despatched following a report of a house fire in Copmanthorpe, which turned out to be a malicious call.
THE WAY WE LIVED THEN: 7 old photos of Hungate and Little Shambles
YEARS of austerity have inflicted real misery on the people of modern Britain, UN envoy Philip Alston claimed in a hard-hitting report published last month.
WINTER IS COMING: 8 photos from winters past to get you ready for the months ahead
We had our first real cold snap of the winter last week, with temperatures dipping below freezing on Monday night and an overnight frost.
Woman seriously hurt in hit-and-run crash
A WOMAN has suffered serious injuries in an alleged hit-and-run crash in East Yorkshire.
John Barry's early years: the full story
A new book about the John Barry Seven is the definitive account of the composer's early years. STEPHEN LEWIS reports
Big thank you to generous Press readers
THE Salvation Army has collected scores of toys and tins of food from The Press, which will help it ensure some of York’s most vulnerable people enjoy a happy Christmas.
York City supporter arrests up by 300%
THE number of York City supporters arrested by police rose by 300 per cent last season - but the number of arrests is still low.
“You have taken a really crazy gamble in driving whilst disqualified” - court appearance for motorist
A MOTORIST has kept his freedom after he broke a ban imposed for driving a car with a man on its roof and a woman hanging out of its boot.
Disabled York man told 'you don’t need mobility car'
A DISABLED York man has been told he no longer needs a mobility car despite an agonising condition - because he managed to haul himself into his wheelchair during a benefits assessment.
GORDON COULSON
COULSON Gordon Passed away in Leeds General Infirmary, on November 30th, 2018, aged 86 years. A much loved husband of Barbara, loving dad of Jayne and an adored grandad of Victoria, Emily, Megan and Alice, also great-grandad to Eva and Ivy. The funeral…

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Clothing brand to open store in York

WANTED: £5,000 reward for York drug gang boss

Review: York Youth Orchestra's debut, December 8

Two taken to hospital after crash involving school bus and lorry

Katie Melua joined by Gori Women's Choir for York show

Scout group welcomes new floor

Specials seize five vehicles in day of action

York set to get Manchester-style sculpture trail

North Yorkshire business park is on target

Police search for missing 10-year-old

Public welcome at school carol service at the Minster

5 Things We Learned from York City's 2-0 loss at Boston

Man sought after supermarket arson attack

Crash causes traffic chaos

Reassurance after police cadet allegations

Armed police arrest man over alleged York pub threats

Review: York Early Music Christmas Festival, Yorkshire Bach Choir

Have you seen this man?

York school pupils cook Christmas dinner for more than 100 senior citizens

Yorkshire spinner James Logan eager to learn from Moeen Ali experience

York Minster Engineering Football League premier division title race blown wide open

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang sing-along at Everyman cinemas

Woman assaulted at shopping park in York

Lions club’s Rocking Rudolph visiting villages

Ronnie O'Sullivan vows to continue making snooker history

BREXIT LETTERS: We're floundering in stormy seas

LETTER: Spark planning saga 'as ridiculous as any pantomime'

LETTER: A motoring paradise is impossible

Film exhibition by hospice group

Report of property fire in Copmanthorpe was malicious call

THE WAY WE LIVED THEN: 7 old photos of Hungate and Little Shambles

WINTER IS COMING: 8 photos from winters past to get you ready for the months ahead

Woman seriously hurt in hit-and-run crash

John Barry's early years: the full story

Big thank you to generous Press readers

York City supporter arrests up by 300%

“You have taken a really crazy gamble in driving whilst disqualified” - court appearance for motorist

Disabled York man told 'you don’t need mobility car'

GORDON COULSON