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  • York City boss hails Russ Penn and Simon Heslop old guard

    MANAGER Martin Gray praised York City’s 30-something old guard of Russ Penn and Simon Heslop following a 1-0 friendly victory over League One Bradford. Hamza Bencherif scored the only goal in the Minstermen’s third pre-season contest, but Gray

  • Heat causes delays through York Railway Station

    The soaring temperatures brought delays of more than an hour to rail passengers when a rail buckled at York Railway Station.  High temperatures can cause the metal on rail tracks to move out of shape. The problem was noticed after 2pm as temperatures

  • York City 1 Bradford City 0 match report

    HAMZA Bencherif might not have scored in 65 competitive games for York City but he opened his pre-season account against League One Bradford. The 6ft 3in centre back grabbed the only goal of the game against the Bantams just past the hour mark

  • Visit to York Mansion House for boy who is losing his sight

    A SCHOOLBOY who is rushing to tick as many experiences off his wish list as possible before losing his sight has been on a tour of York's Mansion House. Fred Howe, from Haxby, suffers from a rare progressive eye disease. He can only perceive light

  • Share your memories of the York 10k

    THOUSANDS of runners will take part in a special event in York next month. The Asda Foundation York 10K - one of the region’s biggest charity road races - will take place on Sunday, August 5, and this year marks the event's tenth anniversary.

  • Cigarette starts garden fire

    A carelessly discarded cigarette destroyed 10 square metres of a family's garden yesterday evening. Fire crews from York and Acomb put out the blaze, which destroyed a hedge, fence and grass in Barstow Avenue, Tang Hall. They said the cause was a

  • Gas cylinders deliberately burned by main road

    A FIRE involving 39 waste gas cylinders by the side of a major North Yorkshire road was started deliberately, firefighters have revealed. Two crews from Selby Fire Station dealt with the blaze yesterday evening which also included 50 used tyres.After

  • Crime and safety events in Scarborough and Ryedale

    A SERIES of safety and crime prevention advice events will be held by North Yorkshire Police in Scarborough and Ryedale this summer.The Keeping Safe summer roadshows will be present at Scarborough's Seafest on July 22 and 23, Filey's Return of

  • Road test: Volvo XC40

    THE Volvo XC40 trophy cabinet must be straining at the hinges.A string of awards and extraordinary sales have propelled this newcomer to dizzy heights as Volvo’s most successful new model ever in this country.A premium compact SUV, it is selling at the

  • Vivienne Westwood shoes go on display at York Castle Museum

    Spiked heels, killer platforms and plastic courts – MAXINE GORDON walks in the footsteps of Vivienne Westwood shoes in a new exhibition at York Castle Museum WHO can forget the image of Naomi Campbell crumpled in a heap on the catwalk after falling

  • YORK CIVIC TRUST PLAQUES: Edwin Ridsdale Tate

    York Civic Trust plaquesEdwin Ridsdale TateArchitect, antiquary and artistLocation of plaque: All Saints Church, North StreetEDWIN Ridsdale Tate is the Victorian architect whose best-known building is probably the Tempest Anderson Hall. But he was also

  • Grand country house has something for everyone

    HELEN MEAD enjoys a day out at Beningbrough HallA MAGNIFICENT house, beautiful gardens, a stirring contemporary art exhibition, and cream teas. Who could want for more on a day out?Historic Beningbrough Hall, which has stood in a picturesque spot near

  • Plan for 550 new homes in York wins backing

    A CAMPAIGNER who collected 1,000 signatures for a petition demanding more affordable housing in York spoke out before councillors approved plans to build hundreds of new homes - 40 per cent affordable - on its land across the city. Dan Taylor addressed

  • SATS sky rocket at York school

    IT was ice-creams all round at a York primary school that has seen its SATS results shoot up this year. Last year, Burton Green Primary School in Clifton saw just 29 per cent of the school’s pupils achieved a pass mark in all three of their reading

  • Brews in brief: Cold Bath Brewing Co

    The brewery: Cold Bath Brewing Co. Where is it?: King’s Road in Harrogate. The story: This is Yorkshire’s youngest brewery, opening this weekend if the final checks go to plan. It has been set up by Mick Wren, a former London cabbie who moved

  • COUNTRY WALK: A riverside walk on the Lower Nidd

    BEFORE the River Nidd flows through the outskirts of Harrogate and after it take a tumble through the wilder lands north of Pateley Bridge is a lovely section of riverside walking between two attractive and quite affluent villages. Leave your car on the

  • The Press Camera Club: July 14

    WOULD you like to see your photographs on this page?More than 1,000 readers have joined The Press Camera Club, which launched in June 2017 and brings together talented amateur photographers from across York and North and East Yorkshire to share their