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See what you can, pay what you can, at SLAP festival of theatre and dance
SLAP, York’s pay-what-you-can contemporary performance festival, opens on Wednesday.
RU REPORT: Pocklington shock leaders Scarborough
POCKLINGTON RUFC have claimed a big scalp in North One East after coming from behind to beat table-toppers Scarborough 25-7 on their own turf.
York Community Stadium opening delayed
THE new Community Stadium will not be completed in time for the start of York City’s 2019-20 campaign.
Tornados fly over York on farewell tour
THESE RAF Tornados have flown over York today as part of a farewell tour for the planes.
Anniversary of skier’s death marked with fundraiser
THE family of a York man will mark the first anniversary of his death in a skiing accident with a major fundraising event and the unveiling of a plaque at a city centre bar at the weekend.
York woman orphaned by Manchester Arena blast says Shamima Begum should not be allowed to return to the UK
A YORK woman whose parents were killed in the Manchester Arena bombing has expressed the opinion that Shamima Begum should not be allowed to return to the UK.
Paul Young marks 35 years of No Parlez with York Barbican gig
EIGHTIES' soul crooner Paul Young will perform his most successful album, No Parlez, to mark its 35th anniversary on a tour that will visit York Barbican on May 30 at 8pm.
Appeal to aid injured York man in Cambodia raises almost £16,000
ALMOST £16,000 has been raised in an appeal to help meet the medical costs of a young York father who suffered head injuries in a scooter crash in Cambodia.
York City football ground homes plan revealed
DETAILED plans for 80 new homes to be built on Bootham Crescent have been revealed.
Ballance backs England for ODI success in West Indies - and then World Cup glory
GARY BALLANCE expects England to thrive under the pressure of being tagged as favourites for this summer’s one-day World Cup on home soil.
Pyramid Gallery puts works of York Printmakers group in the spotlight
TWENTY FIVE members of the York Printmakers are exhibiting on Pyramid Gallery's first floor as part of director and curator Terry Brett's 25th anniversary year at the Stonegate art space in York.
RU REPORT & PICS: York ease relegation worries with tense victory
YORK RUFC eased their North One East relegation concerns with a tense 24-20 triumph at Cleckheaton.
Wife of missing man makes plea for information
THE wife of a missing trainee teacher has made a heartfelt plea for information about his disappearance, describing him as “a much-loved husband and father.”
RU: York RI on a high, Nestle Rowntree slip up
YORK RI RUFC rose to third in Yorkshire Four after a fine 12-5 win at Knaresborough.
Corrie star Tina O'Brien sentenced for nagging at York Dungeon
CORONATION Street star Tina O'Brien has paid a half-term visit to the York Dungeon with her ten-year-old daughter Scarlett.
Five lambs die in shed fire
FIVE lambs have died in a fire in a shed near York.
York live events company scoops two international awards
A YORK based company which specialises in the production of live events and AV integrator has won two European awards.
York students recreate Beatles rooftop gig
FIVE students at York College recreated an iconic impromptu London rooftop gig by The Beatles - 50 years on.
Team appointed to restore and redevelop York's Castle Museum
A REDEVELOPMENT team has been appointed to restore the York Castle Museum.
Housebuilder raises more than £27,000 for York hospice
HOUSEBUILDER Barratt Developments Yorkshire East has given York’s St Leonard’s Hospice a major cash boost.
Police close probe into bin lorry accident in which binman was seriously injured
POLICE have closed their investigation into an accident involving a York bin lorry in which a binman was seriously injured, and will not be bringing any charges.
Calling Harry Potter fans. The Wizard's Quest walking tours are back on York's streets
THE Wizard Quest's walking tours will resume in York city centre in March.
Stag and hen party fears over plans for historic York park
RESIDENTS fear hen and stag parties could “party in the park after dark” if council plans for a luxury holiday flat in Rowntree Park Lodge go ahead.
RU REPORT: Schoolboy sub stars as Malton & Norton bounce back against Consett
MALTON & Norton RUFC bounced back to winning ways in North One East with a 40-22 comeback victory against bottom team Consett.
Law firm continues employment campaign for people with ‘hidden’ disabilities.
A YORK law firm has launched a campaign to raise awareness of the business benefits of employing people with ‘hidden’ disabilities.
James Patterson to visit crime writing festival
AMERICAN author James Patterson will make his first visit to a North Yorkshire crime writing festival later this year, it has been announced.
Enjoying the weather? Look how warm it will be by Friday...
YORK is set to enjoy even milder weather later this week, with temperatures forecast to rise as high as 16C by Friday.
12-year-old boy who died in accident named
A 12-YEAR-OLD boy who died after being struck by a car in Bridlington has been named as Taylor Tolley.
GP COLUMN: Early detection boosts chances of beating lung cancer
LUNG cancer remains one of the commonest causes of cancer-related deaths in the UK.
LETTER: This Week's Portillo would have made a superb PM
Whatever political news breaks one thing a healthy democracy needs is good journalism to scrutinise the actions of those responsible.
LETTER: Young people set an example for their elders on climate change
I would like to salute the children who went on the climate change protest (Pupils take to streets in climate change protests, February 16).
Man, 70, given lifetime animal ban
A MAN has been banned from keeping animals of any kind for the rest of his life.
Ryedale crash caused severe rush hour delays
A CRASH in Ryedale caused severe delays during rush hour this morning (February 19).
York City full-backs told to carry on attacking
YORK City manager Steve Watson wants his full-backs to stay on the attack ahead of this weekend’s home match with bottom-of-the-table Nuneaton Borough.
Students prepare to stage innovative version of A Midsummer Night's Dream
A 100-STRONG cast of pupils from a York secondary school are bringing the magic of a Shakespeare rom-com to life.
COLUMN: Are you eating too much wheat?
ONE recommendation that frequently has dramatic effects for clients is to stop eating wheat. This can seem daunting at first – no bread, pasta, biscuits, cakes, pastries or pizza – but is surprisingly easy to manage after a couple of weeks'…
Town’s park and ride services could end
TWO park and ride services in Scarborough could end after a fall in users.
Driver, 71, rescued from car after burst water main floods road
FIRE crews rescued a 71-year-old woman after her car became stuck in flood water on a road in Selby following a burst main.
Chased by dinosaurs in Acomb – at York's virtual reality arcade
York's first virtual reality arcade has opened: so what's it like?
Memorial plan for long-serving York church warden
A MEMORIAL to a former York sub postmaster is to be created at a York church where he served as a church warden for decades.
Plans in for a new 146-bed aparthotel in York
PLANS have been unveiled for a brand new 146-room aparthotel on one of the most famous streets in York.
Chas Elliott
ELLIOTT Chas In loving memory of my dear husband, died February 19th 2010. Still love and miss him every day. Loving wife Lorna,
John Warriner
WARRINER John Passed away in York hospital on January 4th, aged 84 years. Funeral service to be held at York crematorium on Friday, March 1st at 10.00am.
MAXWELL BESWICK
BESWICK Maxwell On February 15th, peacefully in his sleep, at Limetree House, Poppleton, York, formerly of Leyburn. Beloved husband of the late Dorothy, dearly loved father of Karen and father-in-law of John, cherished granddad to David and Fiona and…
ELINOR jean FORSHAW
FORSHAW Elinor Jean (Jean) On February 12th, in York Hospital aged 87 years. Beloved wife of Tony, loving mum of Lynda, Andrew, Debbie and dear mother-in-law of Michele, a cherished nan to her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and…
JOYCE ANNE HALE
HALE Joyce Anne On February 12th, passed away peacefully at York hospital, aged 84 years. Much loved wife of the late Alan Hale, loving mother of Chris and mother-in-law to Gill. Funeral service to be held at York crematorium on Tuesday, February 26th,…
KATH BRAMLEY
BRAMLEY Kath Passed away in York Hospital on February 13th. Loving wife of the late Ted, mother to Sarah, and a friend to many. Funeral to take place at York Crematorium on Monday, February 25th, at 11:00am. Donations in lieu of flowers please to…
ANNE TINGLE
TINGLE Anne Passed away peacefully on February 13th, 2019 aged 67 years. Much loved wife of Peter and a dear sister of John and the late David. Greatly missed by all her family. Funeral service and committal to be held at All Saints Church, Pocklington,…
FRANKIE HELLIWELL
HELLIWELL Frankie (nee Watson) Passed away peacefully at home on February 13th, aged 75 years. Fought with great courage and dignity. Loving long term partner of Jeff, much loved mother of Kellie, mother-in-law of Carl, adored nanna of Leonie, Grace and…
stephen wood
WOOD Stephen Sue would like to thank family and friends for the flowers, cards and messages received on the sad loss of Steve. A special thank you to everyone who attended the funeral and for the generous donations of £1,300 made to St. Leonard's…
VIDEO: Fly through York Central
A VIDEO of how the York Central development could look when it is completed has been released ahead of the end of a planning consultation.

18th February 2019

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