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  • Iconic theatre to be lit up again

    THE bright lights of Scarborough’s iconic Stephen Joseph Theatre are to shine once more. The owners of the Grade II-listed theatre, which plays host to premieres from the town’s resident playwright Sir Alan Ayckbourn, had applied for planning permission

  • Keegan, Dalglish & Moyes inspire York City boss Steve Watson

    YORK City boss Steve Watson will be looking to invoke the enthusiasm of Kevin Keegan, the attention to detail of David Moyes and the man-management of Kenny Dalglish in his new role. Watson played for both Keegan and Dalglish at Newcastle and was

  • Steve Watson left Gateshead to join "League club in the making"

    YORK City manager Steve Watson left Gateshead because he believes his new team remain a “Football League club in the making”. Watson has guided the Heed to eighth place in the National League table this season, but he surprised many in the north-east

  • Cold snap on the way - as 'Beast' lurks in the East

    YORK and North Yorkshire are set for a sudden cold snap later this week - with a continuing risk of a return of the 'Beast from the East' later this month. Forecasters say temperatures are likely to fall from a relatively mild 11C tomorrow to 9C

  • Police surgery in York

    OFFICERS from North Yorkshire Police will hold a pop-up surgery in York on Tuesday. Members of the York City Safer Neighbourhood Team and Street Rangers from York BID will be in Marks & Spencer and King's Square from noon. The team will

  • Memorial service plan to celebrate life of Patricia Greenwood

    FRIENDS, family and former colleagues of a York charity grants manager who died after a courageous four-year battle against a brain tumour are being invited to a celebration of her life. The Press reported recently how Patricia Greenwood, of Sutton

  • University digital play to help tackle child abuse across UK

    A NEW digital resource aimed at helping to tackle child sexual abuse will be launched at York St John University next week. A play called It’s not OK, originally devised by the university’s School of Performance and Media production, has reached

  • CCTV released over KFC break-in

    DETECTIVES want to identify these two men after a KFC was burgled. North Yorkshire Police have released CCTV after the KFC in Starbeck High Street, Harrogate, was broken into at about 1am on Monday, December 17. A spokesman said two men broke

  • Dog scares off would-be robber

    A DOG scared off a would-be robber who targeted its owner as she walked along an alleyway in East Yorkshire. Humberside Police is now appealing for witnesses following the incident between Lawson Road and Applegarth Lane in Bridlington shortly

  • 45 years of making Christmas for Joe Manby Ltd

    A NORTH Yorkshire company is marking its 45th birthday by helping retailers prepare for the Christmas shopping rush. Less than three weeks after Xmas 2018, Joe Manby Ltd of Harrogate is ensuring the success of its oldest client, the Harrogate Christmas

  • Health and safety fears over York Post Office move

    EMPLOYEES' health and safety could be at risk if the York Crown Post Office moves from Lendal into WH Smith on Coney Street, York MP Rachael Maskell is claiming. She plans to take up her concerns with the Post Office, the Royal Mail and the company

  • Police appeal to find Scarborough man

    POLICE are appealing for the public's help in tracking down a wanted Scarborough man. Huw David Owen,35, is wanted after he failed to appear at Scarborough Magistrates' Court and allegedly breached his suspended sentence. North Yorkshire Police

  • Cyclist badly hurt after "collision" with vehicle

    A CYCLIST suffered serious injuries to his face after a collision with a vehicle near Selby. The incident happened at 2pm on January 9 outside Rose Villa on Hull Road, Osgodby, and involved a grey Mitsubishi Outlander and a man on a bicycle, North

  • Fishing equipment stolen from outbuilding

    HIGH-END fishing equipment has been stolen from an outbuilding in the Selby district. The theft happened between 6pm on Thursday and 10am on Sunday in the South Milford area. Anyone with information which they feel may help with ongoing inquires

  • COLUMN: I'm tired of this selfie obsession

    WHY does anyone feel the need to take a selfie in a cinema? You might as well take one by the frozen peas in the supermarket, or by the timetable at a bus stop. Some selfies capture the excitement of a big show or a gig before the curtain rises

  • LETTER: Trump should try pulling people together

    THE wall is coming. So says Donald Trump, wanting three billion dollars to build it. Who cares if, because of his demands, the US government and other departments are in shut-down with hundred of thousands of civil servants going without pay as

  • LETTER: Action needed to make road surface safe for cyclists

    Jim McGurn reports unexpectedly losing control of his bicycle while negotiating the corner outside Wetherspoons (Cyclists beware of slippery surface, Letters, January 10). I have had exactly the same experience nearby on the 180-degree turn on the

  • What is this 'mermaid of the waves' doing in Stonegate?

    Ship’s figurehead Location: 13 Stonegate, York OK, so the wooden carving of a barechested woman on the corner of Stonegate and Little Stonegate that is such a talking point isn’t really a plaque. But it does have a simple inscription: “This figure

  • Investigation underway into flat fire

    AN investigation is underway into the cause of a fire in a flat in North Yorkshire early this morning (January 14). Fire crews were called to the incident on Middlewalk in Scarborough at about 4.55am. The fire was confined to the living room of

  • North Yorkshire Police leave restricted over Brexit fears

    LEAVE will be restricted for North Yorkshire Police officers around the time of Brexit - to meet a possible increase in "policing demand". Britain is due to leave the EU on March 29, but as authorities are expecting significant pressure on emergency

  • Nestlé in battle over 'Polo' vaping liquids

    NESTLÉ is battling to stop York's iconic Polo Mints brand being used without permission to promote vaping e-liquids. The York confectioner says it is 'taking all necessary measures' to stop the manufacture and sale of some e-liquid products which