Archive - Friday, 18 January 2019

LETTER: Sun setting - or rising?
THE Press Camera Club picture in the newspaper on January 14 of the lovely sunset at Whitby is actually a shot of the sun rising.
LETTERS: Varied views on Brexit
A WIDE range of views - as always - in Thursday’s letters page (Letters, January 17).
LETTER: I support health chiefs' weight loss policy
Personally I support the CCG policy to watch patient weight prior to joint replacement surgery, but only if patients are provided with the right dietary advice that is proven to work long term for those following the protocols.
COLUMN: One death is too many...
I’M going to try something a little different with this month’s column. Usually, I bumble on for 700 words or so about some idea or other, more often than not related to films, comic books or movies. But this time, for the first time, I’m going to…
MEET the North Yorkshire couple bringing education to India's 'untouchables'
Two teachers from North Yorkshire have helped set up three thriving schools in northern India that are providing the chance of a decent education to some of the country's poorest children. STEPHEN LEWIS reports
COLUMN: One death is too many...
I’M going to try something a little different with this month’s column. Usually, I bumble on for 700 words or so about some idea or other, more often than not related to films, comic books or movies. But this time, for the first time, I’m going to…
NON-LEAGUE PREVIEWS: Can Selby put 7 past Shirebrook again?
SELBY Town will be looking to bounce back from midweek defeat to Harworth Colliery when they visit Shirebrook Town tomorrow.
Stockport have not let in an open-play goal for eight games
YORK City will travel to a Stockport County side who haven’t conceded a single goal from open play during their last eight matches.
Waterpark faces legal action over debts
LEGAL action is being taken against the operator of Scarborough's £14m waterpark.
Walking dates for your diary
RYEDALE Walking Group has got three walks planned for this month.
Mother fined over child's truancy from school
A MOTHER has been ordered to pay £229 after she was convicted for the second time of failing to send her 15-year-old son to school.
TV legend gives it some stick
TV presenter John Craven has been in Helmsley, filming an up-coming episode of Countryfile which will see him creating a very special stick.
Stained glass window revealed for first time since 19th Century
A STAINED glass window dating back more than 170 years has been revealed at an historic York city centre church after an organ was removed.
Dozens turn out to help Richard celebrate his 100th birthday
DOZENS of people came together to celebrate the 100th birthday of a "lovely gentleman".
Indie York to receive £10,000 funding from City of York Council
AN organisation that promotes independent businesses in York is set to be given £10,000 of funding by the council.
Police team commended after putting violent drug dealers behind bars
DETECTIVES and staff from North Yorkshire Police who helped put three violent drug dealers behind bars have received a judge’s commendation.
York cycle shop owner admits fly-tipping rubbish
A CYCLE shop owner faces a bill of nearly £2,000 after he admitted fly-tipping household rubbish near York.
Pupils back campaign to stop houses being built near Askham Bog
NINETY primary school children have joined the campaign against plans for a massive housing development next to a York nature reserve.
York binman airlifted after serious accident with bin lorry
A YORK binman has been airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after an accident involving his own bin lorry.
AUDREY MERCER
MERCER Audrey (formerly Mercer's Butchers) On January 12th peacefully in York Hospital aged 88 years. Wife of the late Eric and a much loved mum, nan and great-nan. Funeral service will take place on Thursday January 31st at St. John the Baptist and All…
Keith Frank GRUNDY
GRUNDY Keith Frank Died peacefully at York District Hospital on January 11th 2019, aged 82 years. Loving husband of 60 years to Betty, much loved dad to Janet, Christine and Karen and father-in-law to Steve, adored grandad to Emma, Daniel, Joe, Stuart,…
DENNIS MOORE
MOORE Dennis 10/10/1972 - 06/01/2019. Aged 46 passed away peacefully at home on January 6th. Such a loving son of Kathleen, John and stepdad James, much loved brother of Roger, Diana, and Brian, stepbrother to Ian, Mandy, Leighah and Jason. Service to…
Ellen Anne STONE
STONE Ellen Anne Formerly of Welborn Close, passed away peacefully on November 18th aged 77 years. Funeral Service to take place at York Crematorium on Tuesday, January 22nd at 9.00am. Enquiries to J Rymer Funeral Service 01904 624320.
HILARY ARNOLD
ARNOLD Hilary Peacefully on January 11th Hilary Arnold, aged 87 years at Saint Catherine's Care Home Shipton by Beningbrough York. Loving daughter of the late Sidney and Constance (Connie) Arnold of Huddersfield and also a dear cousin. Retired geography…
NORA GREENSMITH
GREENSMITH Nora (nee Laycock) Passed away peacefully on December 25th, 2018 at Apple Tree Care Home, York. Aged 89 years. Much loved wife of the late Herbert (Bert), loving mum to Penny, Liz and Isobel. Loving grandma and great-grandma. Funeral service…
GLADYS ROBERTS
ROBERTS Gladys Passed away peacefully in Meadowbeck Care Home on January 3rd, 2019 aged 98. Much loved and sadly missed by all who knew her. Funeral service will take place at York Crematorium on Friday January 25th, at 10.40am. Family flowers only,…
Brenda Duggan
DUGGAN Brenda A year has now gone by and we miss you so much. This will never change because you meant so much to the whole family. Rest in Peace.
ANITA CAREY
CAREY Anita Peacefully on January 11th, 2019. Beloved wife of Peter, loving mother of Glenn, Christine, Lorraine and the late Alan, a much loved grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral to be held at York Crematorium on Thursday January 31st, at…

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LETTER: Sun setting - or rising?

LETTERS: Varied views on Brexit

LETTER: I support health chiefs' weight loss policy

COLUMN: One death is too many...

MEET the North Yorkshire couple bringing education to India's 'untouchables'

COLUMN: One death is too many...

NON-LEAGUE PREVIEWS: Can Selby put 7 past Shirebrook again?

Stockport have not let in an open-play goal for eight games

Waterpark faces legal action over debts

Walking dates for your diary

Mother fined over child's truancy from school

TV legend gives it some stick

Stained glass window revealed for first time since 19th Century

Dozens turn out to help Richard celebrate his 100th birthday

Indie York to receive £10,000 funding from City of York Council

Police team commended after putting violent drug dealers behind bars

York cycle shop owner admits fly-tipping rubbish

Pupils back campaign to stop houses being built near Askham Bog

York binman airlifted after serious accident with bin lorry

AUDREY MERCER

Keith Frank GRUNDY

DENNIS MOORE

Ellen Anne STONE

HILARY ARNOLD

NORA GREENSMITH

GLADYS ROBERTS

Brenda Duggan

ANITA CAREY