Archive - Wednesday, 19 September 2018

Yorkshire: Bresnan delighted to hit form after admitting below-par season
Tim Bresnan claimed his first five-wicket haul in a little over two years as Yorkshire enjoyed an impressive second day against Hampshire at Emerald Headingley and are now pushing for victory.
CLOSE: Career-best Bresnan haul puts Yorkshire in box seat
Tim Bresnan completed a career best haul of 5-28 as Yorkshire secured a first-innings lead of 27 over Hampshire on day two at Emerald Headingley before confidently strengthening their grip with the bat from mid-afternoon onwards.
Storm Ali forces railway shutdown north of York
RAIL companies are advising passengers not to travel as Storm Ali brings the railway between York and Scotland to a standstill.
£100m care proposals
CITY OF YORK housing officers are claiming they are on track to provide more than 900 beds and homes for older people in care by 2020.
More strikes possible after train talks fail
TALKS to resolve a long-running industrial dispute over the role of guards on trains have failed, raising the possibility of further strikes.
RECIPE: Spiced apple muffins from Bakehouse in the Barn
WASP roulette. I’m making the case for establishing it as an Olympic sport. If the last month is anything to go by I’m pretty sure I could be world champion.When we moved to the beautiful village of Hovingham we inherited a small orchard. It’s…
York restaurant is new addition to Good Food Guide 2019
A YORK cafe and restaurant has been included in a prestigious guide to the best eateries around the country.
More wind -and heavy rain - on the way for York
FRESH yellow warnings have been issued for more strong winds in the next few days - and there could also be torrential rain tomorrow - after police dealt with more than 80 problems in four hours caused by windy weather on North Yorkshire's roads this…
Yorkshire Water fined £733k over death of worker in fire tragedy
YORKSHIRE Water has been fined £733,000 after one of its workers suffered fatal burns when his clothing burst into flames.
Worries over Blue Badge parking curb in York city centre
DISABILITY groups have raised concerns about plans to bar Blue Badge holders from a York city centre square under new counter terrorism proposals by City of York Council.
TEA: Yorkshire build a lead in crucial Hampshire clash
YORKSHIRE enjoyed a productive, but shortened, second afternoon against Hampshire at Emerald Headingley.
Church plans auction of promises
AN AUCTION of promises is being staged by a York church later this month as part of a £1.2 million fundraising drive to redevelop the church and create a new church hall.
York secondary school in bid to form 21-school academy trust
YORK'S only Catholic secondary school has begun consulting with parents on plans to join a brand new 21-school academy trust.
Joan Armatrading takes to the road again but this time she's sticking to not too far away
GOODBYE big world tours, but hello to more compact touring for Joan Armatrading, who plays a sold-out Grand Opera House, York, on Sunday night.
York solicitor's marathon challenge
A LOCAL solicitor is gearing up to run the Yorkshire Marathon for charity.
Visitors flock to racing fest
VISITORS were given the opportunity to see behind the scenes at the yards of some of Malton and Norton’s best known racehorse trainers at the weekend.
Share your thoughts on York castle area
AN event will be held later this month for people to share their ideas and thoughts about how the York Castle area should look in the future.
MP'S COLUMN: Rachael Maskell wants York to work for everyone
JUST imagine - a city full of new homes in which local people can afford to live, built by local companies.
England squad: Stone to replace Plunkett in Sri Lanka
OLLY Stone has been called into England's one-day international squad for the first time as a replacement for Yorkshire's Liam Plunkett in next month's tour of Sri Lanka.
SCHOOL GALLERY: Dringhouses Primary School, 55 photos of past and present pupils.
For former Dringhouses Primary School students who are feeling nostalgic, we've searched through our archives to create a gallery of photos of past and present pupils.
Bollywood action movie begins filming in York - with photos
YORK is providing the the backdrop to a new Bollywood action movie - with a dramatic motorbike scene being filmed by the river Ouse today.
LUNCH: Bresnan high five puts Yorkshire on top
TIM Bresnan has helped put Yorkshire in a strong position against Hampshire at Emerald Headingley, completing his first Championship five-for in a little over two years.
Produce and crafts at show
RILLINGTON and District Horticultural and Industrial Society’s 95th Annual Show was held in the village hall.
Seann Walsh's Pocklington gig steps aside for Strictly dancing duties
SEANN Walsh’s Strictly Come Dancing commitments have forced the fiery observational comic to postpone tonight’s Pocklington Arts Centre gig until April 12 next year.
NCEM marks harvest season with food and English countryside film evening
THE NCEM, in Walmgate, York, will celebrate the harvest festival season with film and food on September 25 at 7.30pm.
Down To Earth documentary takes family to the ends of the world to meet Earth Keepers
CITY Screen, York, will give two screenings to Renata Heinen and Rolf Winters' globe-travelling documentary Down To Earth, "an unconventional film, launched in a very unorthodox fashion".
Community order for sex offender Kenneth Elcock
A SEX offender who has been committing offences for more than a decade has been made subject to a three-year rehabilitation programme.
HGV counters hit by vandals
VANDALS have repeatedly damaged traffic counters put in place to monitor the movements of HGVs in Malton and Norton.
Households struggle to keep warm
A NEW government report has revealed that 26,576 households in North Yorkshire are living in fuel poverty and struggle to keep warm during the winter months.
Out of the house and into the Grand Opera House goes Chris Ramsey
SOUTH Shields comedian Chris Ramsey calls his latest show The Just Happy To Get Out Of The House Tour and, to prove the point, he is so happy to do so, he is escaping to York for the second time in the space of only a few months.
Why Strictly people's champion Aston Merrygold has "unfinished business" at York Barbican
ASTON Merrygold has bounced back from the most surprising exit in the history of Strictly Come Dancing to land on his feet on the 2018 tour of Rip It Up, Dancing And Singing Through The 60s.
Scouse scally Nige tops Laugh Out Loud bill at York Barbican on Friday
KEITH Carter will be headlining Friday's Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club bill at York Barbican. Then again, Nige, will be headlining the 8pm show.
Steam engine to return to mainline network
A RECORD-breaking steam engine is to return to the mainline rail network, and York may eventually become one of its destinations.
It’ll Be Alright On The Night host Denis Norden dies aged 96
TV presenter and comedy writer Denis Norden has died aged 96, his family said.
All wrapped up - Amazon reveals top 10 Christmas toys for 2018
From interactive robots to unicorns that poo glittery slime, Amazon has unveiled its list of top 10 Christmas toys for 2018.
School’s Macmillan fundraiser
PEOPLE can enjoy a slice of cake and a coffee at a fundraiser being organised by an East Yorkshire primary school.
My tribute to Anne Archer
FROM time to time someone dies who is very special to all our parishes.

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Yorkshire: Bresnan delighted to hit form after admitting below-par season

CLOSE: Career-best Bresnan haul puts Yorkshire in box seat

Storm Ali forces railway shutdown north of York

£100m care proposals

More strikes possible after train talks fail

RECIPE: Spiced apple muffins from Bakehouse in the Barn

York restaurant is new addition to Good Food Guide 2019

More wind -and heavy rain - on the way for York

Yorkshire Water fined £733k over death of worker in fire tragedy

Worries over Blue Badge parking curb in York city centre

TEA: Yorkshire build a lead in crucial Hampshire clash

Church plans auction of promises

York secondary school in bid to form 21-school academy trust

Joan Armatrading takes to the road again but this time she's sticking to not too far away

York solicitor's marathon challenge

Visitors flock to racing fest

Share your thoughts on York castle area

MP'S COLUMN: Rachael Maskell wants York to work for everyone

England squad: Stone to replace Plunkett in Sri Lanka

SCHOOL GALLERY: Dringhouses Primary School, 55 photos of past and present pupils.

Bollywood action movie begins filming in York - with photos

LUNCH: Bresnan high five puts Yorkshire on top

Produce and crafts at show

Seann Walsh's Pocklington gig steps aside for Strictly dancing duties

NCEM marks harvest season with food and English countryside film evening

Down To Earth documentary takes family to the ends of the world to meet Earth Keepers

Community order for sex offender Kenneth Elcock

HGV counters hit by vandals

Households struggle to keep warm

Out of the house and into the Grand Opera House goes Chris Ramsey

Why Strictly people's champion Aston Merrygold has "unfinished business" at York Barbican

Scouse scally Nige tops Laugh Out Loud bill at York Barbican on Friday

Steam engine to return to mainline network

It’ll Be Alright On The Night host Denis Norden dies aged 96

All wrapped up - Amazon reveals top 10 Christmas toys for 2018

School’s Macmillan fundraiser

My tribute to Anne Archer