YORK City are believed to be lining up a double swoop for Kidderminster Harriers pair Joe Ironside and Kennedy Digie. Former Sheffield United striker Ironside, 25, rattled in 23 goals for the Harriers in National League North last term but has
ACTOR Idris Elba has reportedly been spotted visiting York with his family today, Saturday. David Skaith, owner of clothing shop Winstons of York on Back Swinegate, said the actor stopped in with his family to buy one of the company’s own designed
POLICE are searching for a York man who was last seen a week ago. Officers are urging members of the public to come forward with information about the whereabouts of Jordan Thomas Both, aged 31, from Skelton. Jordan has not been seen since
MEMBERS of the Reserve Forces and Cadets Association (RFCA) gathered at York's Mansion House this morning to read out the names of some of the First World War casualties from the city. Representatives from the RFCA, including sea, RAF and army
STREETS near York Minster were cordoned off for several hours this afternoon amid concerns for the welfare of a man on scaffolding at the cathedral. North Yorkshire Police said officers attended at 2pm and a cordon was put in place while the incident
A MARCH through the streets of York this afternoon (November 10) attracted around 3,000 protestors, who were demanding that the public have a final say on Brexit. Organised by York for Europe, demonstrators gathered in and near St Helen's Square
ADRIANO Moke is the early leader of The Press Player of the Month contest for November. The 28-year-old midfielder, who jointly won the September accolade with Press Player of the Year frontrunner Kallum Griffiths, received three points towards
A CHARITY ball organised by a North Yorkshire Police officer in memory of his late colleague raised more than £4,000 for charity. PC Suzanne Asquith died in 2016, more than four years after being diagnosed with cancer. She was such a beloved member
TENDERS are being invited to improve mobile phone coverage in half a dozen locations in North Yorkshire that currently have no 4G coverage. Operators are being invited to bid to erect masts at sites in the following locations: the A1041 south of
THE owners of a distinctive supercar that was stolen in North Yorkshire have offered a reward of up to £10,000 for its safe return or the arrest and conviction of the offenders. The Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, registration number RW24, was
YORK City Knights celebrate their stellar 2018 season tonight with their Gala Dinner at York Racecourse. The ceremony, starting at 7pm with a bucks fizz reception, will hail their Betfred League One title-winning campaign as well as mark the 150th
YOU want it all from your Porsche 718 Cayman? Now you can have it. The GTS version of this adorable sports car brings to the track and road a delicious blend of extra power, more aggressive look and tweaks that squeeze every last drop of enjoyment
Siren, UK, Shattered Dreams (Salted Caramel Chocolate Edition) – 9.1%, £5.70 SHATTERED Dream is the bigger, bolder version of Siren’s Supreme Champion Beer of Britain, Broken Dream. Taking the same award-winning coffee breakfast stout recipe, and
Black Teeth and a Brilliant Smile by Adelle Stripe (Fleet Books paperback, £8.99) Andrea Dunbar was pregnant at 14, was working in the same mill her parents had by the time she was 16, and by 19 had her debut play on at the Royal Court in London
John Woolman Quaker minister and anti-slavery campaigner Plaque: Littlegarth, Marygate Lane, York IN the year 1772, a man in his early 50s limped on foot into York. John Woolman was a Quaker minister, anti-slavery campaigner and civil rights
HERE is the fourth instalment of our Q&A with York City’s board of directors. City fans were asked to send in questions for the board in light of the club’s current situation in National League North and their plans for the future. Fans were
MAXINE GORDON samples the taste of South America in York WHY am I reviewing a chain restaurant this week, you might ask? Simple. Lots of people go to chain restaurants. We are lucky in York to have lots of independent cafes and restaurants
THE recent cost-cutting exercise at Ryedale District Council has been described as a “cull of staff” that “didn’t need” to happen because the authority currently has £12 million in its reserves. The Towards 2020 programme started in summer 2016.
ONE of the most popular - and certainly most haunting - of all the paintings on display at York Art Gallery is Richard Jack's The Return to the Front: Victoria Railway Station, 1916. It is a huge painting, which captures with a real intensity and
A GROUP kickboxers, supported by Malton and Norton Lions Club, have returned victorious from international competitions. The team, who train at the United Martial Arts College in Malton, under black belt Tony Dias, travelled to Portugal and Jamaica
A PICKERING man has been fined £300 and disqualified from driving because he failed to provide a specimen for police after crashing his car. Steven John Cockerill, 20, of Marton Lane, Pickering, appeared at Scarborough Magistrates’ Court on Friday
YORK City’s on-loan midfielder Lewis Hawkins believes being the underdogs in today's FA Cup clash at Swindon Town will be “good for a change”. York’s history makes them a regular target for giant-killing in National League North – even Swindon boss
A LACK of high-quality office space could leave York vulnerable to losing businesses and jobs, according to a former councillor. He said plans to invigorate the city centre economy did not look at the importance of workspace for businesses.
A 24-YEAR-OLD man has claimed in the witness box that he did not sexually abuse an under-age girl and did not try to rape her. Ashley Gordon Thomas, of Ascot Way, Acomb, York, denied that he was sexually attracted to the alleged victim or young
A WOMAN from York has shared a poem written by her uncle in the trenches of the First World War. Cpl Henry Skilbeck was a schoolmaster and served with the Royal Field Artillery, who wrote to family friends in York from the battlefield in early
From our archives: 85 years ago Members of the House of Commons had expressed their concerns about the future of the country’s currency policy. The immediate cause of anxiety was the added depreciation of the dollar. During his speech, Mr Chamberlain
A WALK along the high plateau of the western North York Moors to Scarth Gap and return past the delightful Cod Beck Reservoir. A straightforward walk for a winter weekend. Osmotherley is often referred to as the walking capital of the North York
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
