YORK City Knights ran up their biggest win of the 2019 season by hammering Rochdale Hornets 60-0 - but boss James Ford reckoned it was still some way off the perfect performance. The recalled Perry Whiteley scored a hat-trick as the Knights ran
Betfred Championship: York City Knights 60 Rochdale Hornets 0 Knights: Marsh 8, Bass 8, Salter 9, Vaivai 9, Whiteley 9, Harris 8, Robinson 9, Horne 8, Jubb 8, Teanby 9, Jordan-Roberts 8, Scott 8, Spears 8. Subs (all used): Ellis 7, Dixon 8, Dupree
YORK City Knights stayed firmly in the play-off frame in the Betfred Championship after disposing of basement boys Rochdale Hornets in clinical fashion. James Ford’s team looked a cut above their visitors from minute one and, after building a 26
BRITISH number one Kyle Edmund insists there is no pressure on him at Queen's Club. Edmund's first match since he limped out of the French Open last month with a knee injury is a first-round showdown with top seed Stefanos Tsitsipas. The knee
A CHARITY fun run marked its tenth birthday with a record number of entries when it took to the streets yesterday. The R U Taking The P...? 5K fun run attracted more than 500 men and boys to Bishopthorpe Road, beating its previous record by more
UPDATED: The road is now clear ANOTHER broken down vehicle is causing traffic delays on the A64 this afternoon. One lane is closed with very slow traffic due to broken down vehicle on the A64 Eastbound from the A1237 to A169 Old Malton roundabout
UPDATED: The road is now clear REPORTS of a broken down vehicle on the A59 roundabout near Poppleton. In a tweet from police officer, S458 Jackson, said: "We have another report of a broken down vehicle on the Roundabout at the junction of
ONCE again rain was the order of the day in the Hunters York & District Senior League premier division. The only crumb of comfort was that this week it came later in the day, at least affording some cricket for both players and those spectators
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have celebrated Father’s Day by sharing a new image of their six-week-old son Archie Mountbatten-Windsor. The sepia-toned photo of Archie staring at the camera and gripping his dad’s left hand was shared on the SussexRoyal
SESSAY were beaten by Beverley Town in Hunters ECB Yorkshire Premier League North on a day when elsewhere DLS was very much to the fore as rain brought an early end to play in the latest round of matches. Connor Bowden set Beverley on their way
THREE hundred school children are writing songs in preparation for a large scale performance to celebrate the 950 year of Selby Abbey. Selby Sings is a new initiative where children from ten Selby District schools are asked to write write brand
YORK Acorn produced an impressive second-half display to overpower Normanton Knights 46-18 after only holding a two-point lead at half-time. The first half proved to be a keenly-fought encounter, with the majority of Normanton's better moments coming
A LADIES lunch fundraiser in Harrogate has raised almost £3,000 for the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. A Hats on for Children Ladies Luncheon at Harrogate’s Rudding Park Hotel has raised nearly £3,000 for the NSPCC,
CASTLE Howard provided a spectacular backdrop for the Father’s Day Classic Car and Motor Show. Motoring enthusiasts dodged the showers to enjoy a day full of the best in vintage and heritage vehicles. Set in the grounds of Castle Howard in
VARIOUS items were stolen from a cricket pavilion in York on Friday night. On their Facebook page, Huby North Yorkshire said: "There was a break-in at the Huby Pavilion last night (Friday). "Police have been informed due to the criminal damage
POLICE are appealing for information after a house in York was vandalised The incident happened in Stockton Lane at about 9 pm yesterday (Saturday). North Yorkshire Police said that one of the resident's window was smashed, causing severe distress
GOLD Mount, who won at Royal Ascot as Primitivo in 2016, made a winning start for Ian Williams in the Sky Bet Race To The Ebor Grand Cup at York on Saturday. Trained by Alan King before heading out to the riches of Hong Kong, where he was renamed
The lane on the A64 has now reopened following a broken down lorry Earlier today North Yorkshire Police said: "Please be aware that one lane on the A64, Eastbound near Pike Hills Golf Club is closed due to a broken down lorry." The eastbound
Over £1,500 worth of tools was stolen from a garage in York. The incident happened on Thursday night in Beaverdyke, York. In a statement, North Yorkshire Police, said: "Overnight of the 13th to 14th June 2019 a Garage was broken into on Beaverdyke
The R u taking the P? fun run is currently underway. Close to 500 people set off from Bishopthorpe road this morning, as they complete the 5K run to raises money for research into prostate cancer and for the care, education and research work of
MARIE Curie is calling on the people of York to throw a Blooming Great Tea Party this June to help the charity provide vital care and support for people living with a terminal illness and their families. The Bishy Weigh – York’s eco pantry – is
A WOMAN and her dog have both given blood to celebrate World Blood Donation Day. Amanda Potter, 47, from York and her three-year-old Labrador, Harry, have both given blood to help other humans and dogs in need. Amanda added that she first found
A FORMER University of York finance manager who stole from his employers for nearly four years has been given a suspended prison sentence. Adam Gyrth Regis by-passed normal security protocols as he used a university credit card on personal items
A ‘REMARKABLE’ volunteer has been nominated for this year’s York Community Pride Awards for her various fundraising activities. Gemma Lumley, from York, has been nominated in the Charity Fundraiser of the Year category, for several challenges she
A YORK film director says his latest film shines a spotlight on an alarming statistic about self-harm in teenage girls. Dave Thorp, of Fulford Road, said the film’s title, ‘25 per cent,’ related to a Children’s Society report stating that about
DID you know York had another bridge over the Ouse? It was a temporary construction – a Bailey bridge – built to help transport participants of a grand military tattoo held on Knavesmire from one side of the Ouse to another, back in the summer of
PLANS have been drawn up for a ‘modern medieval’ aparthotel near York’s historic Micklegate Bar after architects went back to the drawing board. Developer North Star originally put forward proposals in February for a modern style of hotel and restaurant
