CAPTAIN Steve Patterson admitted Yorkshire’s innings victory over Hampshire at the Ageas Bowl was made all the more special by the conditions both sides were faced with. This Specsavers County Championship fixture was played out on a slow, docile
TADCASTER Albion returned to winning ways as a fine second-half performance saw off Frickley Athletic. The hosts were much the better side in the first half – Jameel Ible powering a header beyond Michael Ingham to give them a deserved lead. Both
CASTLE Howard is inviting children and families to egg-splore its grounds this Easter. The Castle Howard bunnies have lost their eggs around the grounds and need help to find them. Children can complete the Easter egg hunt by finishing at the
A NEW hospital bus service that will launch at the end of the month has been unveiled. York Hospital announced last month that a new Park&Ride bus service, which will travel directly to the hospital in partnership with First York, had been made
YORK Acorn continued their recent prolific points-scoring run to overcome a stubborn Oulton Raiders 44-10 on home soil. Acorn struck early in the National Conference League Division One clash, in just the fourth minute. A quality deep reverse
Ben Coad took three wickets in a fabulous six-over morning spell as dominant Yorkshire wrapped up a Specsavers County Championship victory over Hampshire by an innings and 44 runs midway through the final afternoon at the Ageas Bowl. Hampshire started
A PUB in York will be showing the eagerly anticipated premiere of the final season of Game of Thrones. The 127 Micklegate pub will be screening the first episode from 9pm on Monday. Fans of the show are advised to arrive at the pub in Micklegate
POLICE have recovered a body from the River Ouse in York city centre. Officers launched a major search operation on Sunday morning after concerns were raised for the welfare of a man. Around eight police vehicles were in the Blue Bridge area
KEEP calm and carry on winning. That’s the mantra at Elland Road as Leeds United find themselves a maximum of 10 points from a return to the Premier League. Head coach Marcelo Bielsa is refusing to get carried away after the Whites beat Sheffield
AS an ex-Toffee, it might have been expected that Steve Watson could prove useful in a sticky situation. Life was far from sweet at York City when the one-time Everton defender took over as manager in early January with the club hovering just above
A major police operation was underway at the River Ouse near the Blue Bridge in York on Sunday morning. The Police Marine Unit was at the scene and the bridge and roads were cordoned off. Scuba divers were involved and several officers were
“ONE of the objectives was to get through without any injuries – we haven’t quite succeeded there.” So said head coach James Ford with obvious dry understatement after York City Knights lost their Coral Challenge Cup fifth round tie at Widnes Vikings
TWO teenagers have been arrested in connection with an alleged attack that left two boys with serious injuries. North Yorkshire Police said that two youths, both from the Leeds area, were arrested on Saturday evening. They remain in custody at
A VILLAGE cricket club has taken on the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge to raise more than £4,000 for York Against Cancer and the club. Volunteers and friends from Sheriff Hutton Bridge Cricket Club in Strensall completed the 26 mile walk in a '
A WOMAN was rescued after she fell into the River Ouse near Lendal Bridge in York. The incident happened at around 11.45pm on Saturday. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said: "Crews from York and Acomb along with York rescue boat, were
YORK has lost its title as best place to live in Britain to Salisbury, it has been revealed. Last year The Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide named York as Britain's most desirable city to live and work in. But the national newspaper today
A MISSING teenager from Harrogate has been found safe and well. In a statement North Yorkshire Police said: "Missing Harrogate teenager Travis Golden was found safe and well yesterday evening. "Thank you for your assistance in sharing the appeal
WORK to refurbish prominent office space in York's Museum Street has been completed and is now being marketed to lease. The 5,500 sq ft business space has been fully modernised to include open plan offices, communal areas and new air conditioning
ANDREW Gale described his pride in Yorkshire’s third day performance as they moved to within touching distance of Specsavers County Championship victory over Hampshire at the Ageas Bowl. Yorkshire claimed 12 wickets in a day which saw Hampshire
BUSINESS students at Selby College enjoyed a trip of a lifetime to New York recently. The group of 17, which included both A-level and Level 3 Vocational BTEC students, had the opportunity to visit a number of landmarks and taste all the local delicacies
A FESTIVAL will be held in York next month, with the aim of encouraging people to be more open about dying, death and bereavement. York's Dead Good Festival takes place from May 10 to 19, organised by a team of local professionals in partnership
Ryan Whitley 5 – misjudgement proved a turning point in the game and will prove a test in character for young keeper Kallum Griffiths 7 – played some decent crossfield passes and worked hard to keep Mahon relatively quiet Jasper Moon 7 – distributed
A YORK primary school has celebrated its latest Ofsted report. St Oswald’s CE School was rated 'good' in its latest full inspection, retaining the rating it achieved in 2013. Ofsted inspectors carried out a full inspection of the school in March
YORK Central MP Rachael Maskell is calling for nominations for NHS awards - to recognise staff who go above and beyond the call of duty. The NHS Parliamentary Awards were created to celebrate NHS staff, carers and volunteers - their hard work, innovative
FROM new starters, Olympic celebrations, Harry Potter and what looks suspiciously like the Tardis, we have taken a trawl back through our archives to bring you these pictures from St Aelred's RC Primary School, in Fifth Avenue, York, from over the
A SERVICE of thanksgiving and remembrance to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day will be staged at a York church in June. The service takes place at St Lawrence Parish Church in Lawrence Street at 11.30am on Saturday June 22, a couple of weeks after
CONCERNS have been raised over a Government proposal to make councils run separate weekly household food waste collections by 2023. In a report examining the Government’s ambitions “to leave the environment in a better condition for the next generation
POLICE have used social media to encourage a victim of stalking to contact them. Comments left on a story published online by a York media outlet were of such concern to North Yorkshire Police officers that they appealed to the individual through
