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  • RU REPORT: Pocklington shock leaders Scarborough

    POCKLINGTON RUFC have claimed a big scalp in North One East after coming from behind to beat table-toppers Scarborough 25-7 on their own turf. The seasiders led 7-5 at the break but when Pocklington took control after the restart, the victory could

  • York Community Stadium opening delayed

    THE new Community Stadium will not be completed in time for the start of York City’s 2019-20 campaign. York City Knights will also not be able to move in during the current rugby league season as previously planned. The Press can today reveal

  • Tornados fly over York on farewell tour

    THESE RAF Tornados have flown over York today as part of a farewell tour for the planes. The aircraft have been flown over many of the country's RAF bases, including RAF Leeming, RAF Topcliffe and RAF Linton-On-Ouse today, in a series of flypasts

  • Anniversary of skier’s death marked with fundraiser

    THE family of a York man will mark the first anniversary of his death in a skiing accident with a major fundraising event and the unveiling of a plaque at a city centre bar at the weekend. The private party will be staged on Sunday night at Kennedy

  • Paul Young marks 35 years of No Parlez with York Barbican gig

    EIGHTIES' soul crooner Paul Young will perform his most successful album, No Parlez, to mark its 35th anniversary on a tour that will visit York Barbican on May 30 at 8pm. His debut solo long player topped the British charts for five weeks en route

  • York City football ground homes plan revealed

    DETAILED plans for 80 new homes to be built on Bootham Crescent have been revealed. A planning application says 64 market-value houses and 16 affordable homes will be built on the 4.25 acre site following the demolition of the existing stadium

  • Wife of missing man makes plea for information

    THE wife of a missing trainee teacher has made a heartfelt plea for information about his disappearance, describing him as “a much-loved husband and father.” Nicholas Harper, from Pickering, was last seen on February 7. As previously reported

  • RU: York RI on a high, Nestle Rowntree slip up

    YORK RI RUFC rose to third in Yorkshire Four after a fine 12-5 win at Knaresborough. RI have now won both their matches since the division was split into the premier and shield sections, but they now face arguably their toughest task as they host

  • Five lambs die in shed fire

    FIVE lambs have died in a fire in a shed near York. North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service said a crew from Huntington fire station used a hosereel to deal with the fire, which happened in building in Hazel Bush Lane earlier today. It said

  • York live events company scoops two international awards

    A YORK based company which specialises in the production of live events and AV integrator has won two European awards. The York-based Saville Group has won two awards at the annual AV News Awards 2019, which recognises excellence within Europe’

  • York students recreate Beatles rooftop gig

    FIVE students at York College recreated an iconic impromptu London rooftop gig by The Beatles - 50 years on. Music student and huge Beatles fan Mark Readman, 18, enlisted the talents of fellow music students Michael Purdie-Abbott, James Beardsley

  • Team appointed to restore and redevelop York's Castle Museum

    A REDEVELOPMENT team has been appointed to restore the York Castle Museum. York Museums Trust have appointed Alison Brooks Architects along with several other landscaping teams to work on the initial design phase of a major multi-million pound redevelopment

  • Housebuilder raises more than £27,000 for York hospice

    HOUSEBUILDER Barratt Developments Yorkshire East has given York’s St Leonard’s Hospice a major cash boost. The York-based housebuilder, which includes both the Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes brands, has raised a total of £27,447.46 for the

  • Stag and hen party fears over plans for historic York park

    RESIDENTS fear hen and stag parties could “party in the park after dark” if council plans for a luxury holiday flat in Rowntree Park Lodge go ahead. And Cllr Johnny Hayes criticised the spiralling costs of the project - saying half a million pounds

  • James Patterson to visit crime writing festival

    AMERICAN author James Patterson will make his first visit to a North Yorkshire crime writing festival later this year, it has been announced. The Theakston Old Peculier festival, which is described as the world’s biggest celebration of the crime

  • Enjoying the weather? Look how warm it will be by Friday...

    YORK is set to enjoy even milder weather later this week, with temperatures forecast to rise as high as 16C by Friday. The mild weather is being brought to the UK on southerly winds from as far away as the Canary Islands. BBC Weather in association

  • 12-year-old boy who died in accident named

    A 12-YEAR-OLD boy who died after being struck by a car in Bridlington has been named as Taylor Tolley. The youngster was hit by a car on Friday night at about 5.30pm while crossing the road in Brett Street, near its junction with Britannia Road.

  • LETTER: This Week's Portillo would have made a superb PM

    Whatever political news breaks one thing a healthy democracy needs is good journalism to scrutinise the actions of those responsible. So I for one will be sorry to see the BBC’s This Week program being axed later this summer due to Andrew Neil’s

  • Man, 70, given lifetime animal ban

    A MAN has been banned from keeping animals of any kind for the rest of his life. Keith Lewis, 70, must now find new homes for dozens of mostly farm animals at his small holding near Tadcaster. York magistrates told him "You should not be near

  • Ryedale crash caused severe rush hour delays

    A CRASH in Ryedale caused severe delays during rush hour this morning (February 19). North Yorkshire Police was called to the collision on the A170 Westgate in Pickering at 8.05am. The force said it involved two vehicles and there were no serious

  • York City full-backs told to carry on attacking

    YORK City manager Steve Watson wants his full-backs to stay on the attack ahead of this weekend’s home match with bottom-of-the-table Nuneaton Borough. Right-back Kallum Griffiths scored his first goal for the Minstermen and claimed an assist for

  • COLUMN: Are you eating too much wheat?

    ONE recommendation that frequently has dramatic effects for clients is to stop eating wheat. This can seem daunting at first – no bread, pasta, biscuits, cakes, pastries or pizza – but is surprisingly easy to manage after a couple of weeks' practice

  • Town’s park and ride services could end

    TWO park and ride services in Scarborough could end after a fall in users. A consultation is under way for people to share their views on three options for the services, which cost £437,000 a year to run. The two services launched in 2009,

  • Memorial plan for long-serving York church warden

    A MEMORIAL to a former York sub postmaster is to be created at a York church where he served as a church warden for decades. St Lawrence’s Church in Lawrence Street wants to put up a plaque to Brian Fletcher as part of a £4,000 restoration project

  • Plans in for a new 146-bed aparthotel in York

    PLANS have been unveiled for a brand new 146-room aparthotel on one of the most famous streets in York. The hotel company Staycity is proposing to build a new hotel on Micklegate, called WildeAparthotels. The build will seek to replace the

  • VIDEO: Fly through York Central

    A VIDEO of how the York Central development could look when it is completed has been released ahead of the end of a planning consultation. The footage takes viewers to some of the site's key locations - including the National Railway Museum’s South