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  • Man slightly injured in York van crash

    A MAN suffered minor injuries tonight when his van collided with two parked vehicles in a York road. Firefiighters were called to the accident in Heslington Lane, Fulford, at 9.40pm, said North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service. A spokesman

  • No retrial for father on baby injury charge

    THE epileptic man accused of giving his baby head and rib injuries will not face a retrial, the Crown Prosecution Service has decided. The York father was formally acquitted on a charge of causing grievous bodily harm. A York Crown Court jury

  • York cemetery architect James Pritchett honoured

    TREES have been planted to mark the grave of the architect who designed York Cemetery. James Pritchett was born in Pembrokeshire in 1789 and moved to York in the early 19th century. He is buried in the cemetery, but, as his headstone had worn

  • York City's Sam Collins wary of Blyth Spartans' FA Cup past

    YORK City caretaker boss Sam Collins is wary of fourth qualifying round hosts’ Blyth Spartans’ FA Cup pedigree, having fallen victim to one of their past giant-killings. The Minstermen have been drawn away to their National League North rivals,

  • Fashionable York shop in historic move

    A YORK business is heading out of its current home in Shambles and into a new location in York. Menswear outfitter Cuffs & Co will reopen in Goodramgate this week, and owner Phil Pinder said while he was proud of the shop's former home, the

  • Pedestrian suffers serious injuries in car crash

    A PEDESTRIAN has suffered serious injuries after a car crash. Police are appealing for information after a car hit a 52-year-old man last night, Sunday, at about 10.30pm on Princess Street in Scarborough. A spokesman for North Yorkshire Police

  • Thugs smash York shop window and assault customer

    A GROUP of people smashed the window of a shop in Acomb and assaulted a customer. North Yorkshire Police said the incident happened at about 6.40pm on Friday, October 5, at the Kubus shop in Front Street. A spokesman said: "A number of people

  • Lady Maisery launch live album at Thorganby Village Hall gig

    AWARD-WINNING English folk band Lady Maisery play Thorganby Village Hall, near York, on Saturday on an October tour to accompany this autumn's release of a live album. Multi-instrumentalists and singers Hazel Askew, Hannah James and Rowan Rheingans

  • 19-year-old woman dies in crash

    A 19-YEAR-OLD woman has died in a crash near Selby. North Yorkshire Police said the local woman was driving a grey Ford Fiesta which collided with a gate post in Burton Common Lane in Burton Salmon, just before 7.15pm on Saturday. Her car was

  • Cyclist knocked off bike in hit-and-run

    A CYCLIST was knocked off his bike in an alleged hit-and-run crash with a car. The collision happened on Friday on Brett Street in Bridlington at around 10.30pm. Humberside Police said the man on the bike had stopped at traffic lights near Quay

  • Illegal immigrant and £70,000 cannabis courier jailed

    A CANNABIS courier and illegal immigrant is today behind bars because he drove an uninsured Mercedes, York Crown Court heard. Rob Galley, prosecuting, said when North Yorkshire Police pulled Shkelqim Meta, 33, over near Wetherby Services on the

  • Break-ins at two shops in Tadcaster

    TWO shops in Tadcaster were burgled last week. On Friday, police were called at about 6.05pm to reports of two men attempting to break into Helen’s Beautiful Clothes on Kirkgate. North Yorkshire Police said two men were seen to leave the premises

  • York charity concert celebrates NHS at 70

    A CHARITY concert in York held by physicists and clinical engineers celebrated the NHS at 70 and raised more than £500 for a good cause. Members of the York-based charity, the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM), performed at

  • 'Hipster' sexually assaulted woman on York bridge

    A WOMAN was sexually assaulted on a York bridge in front of her husband by a man with a 'hipster' beard. North Yorkshire Police said the woman and her husband were walking across Ouse Bridge at about 5pm on Saturday, October 6 when the incident

  • PICTURES: 251 photos of the Yorkshire Marathon

    AS more than 11,000 people prepare to run in the Yorkshire Marathon this weekend, we have compiled some of our best pictures of the event. These photos were taken at the last three marathons and at various points along the route which snakes from

  • Popular York bakery celebrates first decade in business

    STAFF at an artisan bakery in Haxby have celebrated a landmark anniversary for the business. Haxby Bakehouse, in Ryedale Court, has marked 10 years since it first opened its doors. It is owned by husband and wife team Phil and Tina Clayton,

  • Enjoy! Summer's coming back, with temperatures soaring to 20C

    YORK is set to enjoy a brief reminder of summer, with temperatures heading for 20C amid long sunny spells on Wednesday. Forecasters say high pressure over the continent will feed exceptionally warm air over York and North Yorkshire later tomorrow

  • Award for North York Moors National Park Authority

    AN AUTHORITY which looks after the North York Moors has received an award. The North York Moors National Park Authority has won SME Employer of the Year at the National Apprenticeship Awards for the Yorkshire and the Humber. Ian Nicholls, head

  • Body found at York house

    THE body of a man has been found at a house in York. A spokeswoman for North Yorkshire Police said officers were contacted by paramedics at about 6.30pm on Sunday, October 7, after they attended a property in Arran Place, off Dodsworth Avenue,

  • Man indecently exposed himself to woman in woodland

    A MAN indecently exposed himself to a woman in Harrogate. North Yorkshire Police said the incident happened in the Pine Woods near Crag Lane, behind Harlow Carr Gardens, at about 4pm on Sunday, October 7. A spokesman said the suspect was white

  • TSP Projects seeks Business Innovation of the Year title

    EMBRACING new geographical software has seen a York business expand its engineering toolbox in a move that has improved communication across its operations. This year TSP Projects, based in The Crescent, of Blossom Street, has introduced Geographical

  • Fire involving 150 bales of straw believed to be arson

    A BLAZE which broke out in a village near Selby is being treated as arson. A crew was called to the fire involving approximately 150 round bales of straw in Chequer Lane, Riccall, at around 6.55pm yesterday. They put out the fire using one

  • PICTURES: Boatbuilding and life-saving on the Ouse

    IT IS often said that today's news is tomorrow's fish and chip paper. There are exceptions, however. Sometimes old press cuttings survive. Whether forgotten in an attic or treasured as a precious heirloom, their rediscovery decades later can open a

  • COLUMN: A fond farewell to the man who created Postman Pat

    IT didn’t rain much in Greendale. The sun was usually shining when Pat Clifton was doing his rounds, finding time to solve a problem or two as he tootled around in his postal van. But there were grey clouds when John Cunliffe went out on Thursday

  • Man who incited boys online is jailed

    A HARROGATE man has been jailed for six years and four months for a series of internet sex crimes involving boys. Matthew Peter Sargeant, 23, of Crossways Crescent, admitted 12 charges of inciting or attempting to incite boys to engage in sexual

  • New flood walls built in bid to prevent A19 traffic chaos

    NEW flood walls being built alongside the A19 at Fulford are set to help prevent traffic chaos on the York road network when the River Ouse floods severely in future. The road is a key radial route into the city from Selby, the A64 and the Designer

  • Find your York relatives from the First World War

    A YORK project is helping people trace their forgotten ancestors from the First World War to mark the centenary of the Armistice. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Acomb and volunteer group, Family History Researchers, in conjunction

  • Drink-rider is banned from the roads after police pursuit

    A MAN caught riding an off-road motorbike through York suburbs when three times the drink drive limit has been banned from the roads for 44 months. Police spotted uninsured rider Matthew Lloyd Cooper, 29, riding at speed in Station Avenue, New

  • ON THIS DAY: October 8

    From our archives: 85 years ago Summer time had ended, and it was time to put the clocks back. According to the Yorkshire Herald all clocks and watches must be set to the correct Greenwich time during the night, preferably before going to bed

  • The Press Camera Club: October 8

    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