JAMES FORD did not blame referee Jack Smith’s big decisions for York City Knights’ second defeat of the Betfred Championship campaign – conceding instead his team did not deserve to win. The Knights had three tries chalked off by the former Royal
WHILE the boast that 'attention has been paid to even the smallest of details' may be overused in property brochures, there are times when it perfectly sums up a home...and so it is in the case of Highfield Lodge. Much enhanced by the current owners
Betfred Championship: York City Knights 16 Sheffield Eagles 24 Knights: Marsh 7, McGrath 6, Salter 8, Hey 6, Whiteley 8, Cockayne 7, C Robinson 6, Horne 6, Jubb 7, Teanby 8, Batchelor 6, Scott 8, Spears 7. Subs (all used): Brining 7, Ronan Dixon
EMERGENCY services have now left the site of a crash near Selby. The incident happened close to the Wishingwell hotel on the A63 roundabout between Selby and Camblesforth. In a tweet Station Manger for Scarborough District Fire and Rescue,
YORK City Knights’ super run of Championship wins had to end at some point and it did so with a 24-16 defeat at home to fellow high-fliers Sheffield Eagles. The game could have gone the other way. York had no fewer than three tries disallowed and
WOMEN of the Rotary Club of York came together last week to celebrate International Women’s Day and raised over £700 support local organisations. The event, entitled Women helping Women, was organised between the Rotary Club of York and the Two
SIX schools and colleges from the York area competed in the first York Chocolate Challenge. The event, hosted by York Cocoa Works, was held in conjunction with Global Entrepreneurship Week. The challenge, run by local business Time2Resources, saw
PLANS for 12 homes to be built on part of the playing field at a top York independent school have been given the green light - despite opposition from neighbours. The Mount School wants to dispose of an unused portion of land at the bottom of its
YORK councillor Ian Gillies is one of 23 council leaders across the north of England who have signed a letter calling on the government to deliver full fibre to every business and home in 30 northern towns and cities by 2025. Northern Powerhouse
THERE is still time visit the Battle of Waterloo in miniature which finishes today. The display at St Olave's Church in Marygate Lane, which is recreation the Battle of Waterloo by using over 5000 painted figures, is being held to help raise funds
THOUSANDS of children from schools across York, North and East Yorkshire are gearing up to take part in the big pedal starting tomorrow. In York there are 30 schools who are signed up to join in the event which is organised annually by the charity
REMEMBER when St Barnabas CE School wasn't where it is today? Here we take a trip down memory lane with a gallery of old photos of goings on at the York primary school over the years with everything from new starters to World Book Day fancy dress
WOULD you like to see your photographs on this page? More than 1,400 readers of The Press have now joined our Camera Club, which we launched in June 2017 and which brings together talented amateur photographers from across York and North and East Yorkshire
PLANS are afoot to turn a forgotten corner of a York neighbourhood in to a community garden. The Lanes Community Garden is a bid by a group in Clifton to transform a triangle of derelict land at the end of Pembroke Street in to a green oasis for
A NEW series of lectures will launch on next week on the about the wonders of science from a theological perspective. This year’s Ebor lectures at York St John University will take the theme of ‘Science: Wonder, Gift and Challenge'. Now in their
IT took an on-loan Mariner to all but sink York City’s hopes of snatching a National League north play-off place. In truth, though, Steve Watson merits gratitude for having already navigated the Minstermen away from choppy waters this season and
YORK Acorn made it two wins out of two on home soil as they overcame a spirited youthful unbeaten Stanningley side, when running out worthy 36-22 winners in NCL Division One. The Leeds side started the contest like a house on fire and a feature
Adam Bartlett 6 – bystander for long periods of the game and only able to keep out two of three on-target shots Kallum Griffiths 7 – made a potentially goal-saving tackle and always looked to play ball forward David Mirfin 6 – caught out a
PEOPLE living at the development on the former Terry’s Chocolate Factory are furious that plans to build family homes on part of the site have been axed in favour of building two blocks of flats. A planning application to build two four-storey apartment
A DISQUALIFIED driver who was drink and drug driving four days after he was banned from the roads has escaped a prison sentence. Daniel Peter Webster, 31, "was very lucky to survive" when he crashed a car on Beckfield Lane, Acomb, on October 29
MAXINE GORDON looks back over 100 years of tea and cake at Bettys WHEN you think of tea and cake in Yorkshire, one name springs to mind: Bettys. The tearooms have become a legend in their own lunch-hour, with sites in Harrogate, York, Ilkley
