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  • Van Gogh art is 'ere, there and everywhere at York St Mary's

    WHAT is the difference between an exhibition, a show and an immersive experience, like the one you can encounter at York St Mary’s? Let Mario Iacampo, the man behind the cutting-edge Van Gogh attraction in Castlegate, York, define it. “Van

  • Social media world can be dangerous place, says Twinnie

    YORK country singer, musicals star and model Twinnie is to release her new single, Social Babies, on August 16. This builds on the momentum of her sold-out headline show at The Lexington, London, two Country2Country shows at London’s O2 Arena and

  • Blessed evening of chat full of the life of Brian

    YOU can be in Blessed company at the Grand Opera House in York on September 3. Larger-than-life actor, writer and presenter Brian Blessed, now 82, will be presenting his An Evening With Brian Blessed show, as he reflects on his hearty, king-sized

  • Man arrested over alleged assault on Acomb pensioner

    POLICE investigating an alleged assault on a pensioner in Acomb have arrested a man. North Yorkshire Police issued an appeal recently over the attack on a man in his 80s last month. The force published a CCTV image of a man they wanted to speak

  • Teenager allegedly robbed at knifepoint in skate park

    A 14-YEAR-OLD boy has allegedly been robbed at knifepoint in an East Yorkshire skate park. The teenager was allegedly threatened with a knife and robbed of £5 as he played in the Skate Park at Bridlington at 8.30pm on Saturday, said a Humberside

  • Dringhouses win high-scoring clash with Clifton Alliance II

    DRINGHOUSES claimed only their second victory of the season to move a step closer to climbing off the bottom of the Hunters York & District Senior Cricket League division one table. In a high scoring encounter, visiting side Clifton Alliance II

  • Why Fringe star Harry revels in acting

    YORK actor and writer Harry Revell performs his one-man show, Life Through A Convex Lens, at the Great Yorkshire Fringe on July 28. He bills the 4pm performance at the John Cooper Studio @ 41 Monkgate as a "personal project" about his childhood

  • Thugs in balaclavas attack teen

    A16-YEAR-OLD boy suffered concussion and an injured jaw in an unprovoked assault in York by three thugs wearing balaclavas. A North Yorkshire Police spokesman said the attack happened at the disused park and ride site adjacent to the Askham Bar

  • York cancer charity gives a boost to care in school

    TEACHERS in York and beyond can benefit from a new online resource created by a local charity. Dr Simon Baker, a research scientist who is a member of York Against Cancer’s Cancer Awareness and Prevention Team, worked with family support worker

  • Review: Ryedale Festival concerts on July 12 and 14

    Review: Ryedale Festival, Triple Concert, Castle Howard, July 12 WHAT a splendid idea: three fine concerts, performed three times, the audience all moving on during the intervals. This year’s Ryedale Festival is off to an auspicious start. In

  • Thai street food bar to open in former burger restaurant

    THE former Gourmet Burger Kitchen restaurant in York city centre is set to become a new street food bar. The company behind a popular Thai restaurant brand with branches in Leeds and Harrogate has applied for planning permission for the empty unit

  • L’Apothéose win Young Artists Award at York festival

    L’APOTHÉOSE have won the 2019 York Early Music International Young Artists Competition in York, scooping three awards in all. The Spanish group were awarded first prize at Saturday's event when competing against nine other highly talented international

  • York research school continues to grow

    A SECONDARY school in York is expanding the work it does to get the best new education research into teachers’ hands, As part of an expansion of the Research School Network, Huntington Research School (HRS) has got an extension to its capacity

  • Motorbike stolen from driveway of York house

    POLICE are investigating the theft of a motorbike in York. North Yorkshire Police said it received a report yesterday (July 14) that a Moto Guzzi black motorbike with the registration OCP 382P was stolen from the driveway of a house on Eastfield

  • 'One giant leap for mankind': The moon landings remembered

    AT just before 9.20pm British Summer Time on July 20, 1969, a man called Neil Armstrong brought an aluminium tin can barely big enough to hold two men down to land on the dusty surface of a world a quarter of a million miles away. Legend has it

  • Boys are praised after handing in knife

    FOUR boys have been praised by police for handing in a dangerous knife in a North Yorkshire town. At around 4pm yesterday (July 14) the four boys, aged approximately 11 years-old, had been in Thirsk town centre when they found a three-inch lock

  • Why York is so proud of 'Gentleman Jack'

    DID you catch the finale of Gentleman Jack on Sunday? If not, you missed a treat. Ninety per cent of Press readers polled admitted they loved it, and can’t wait for a second series. Based upon the life and secret diaries of Anne Lister, who defied

  • Remember when Leeds legend Lorimer played for York City?

    YOU may have read somewhere that York's professional football and Rugby League teams (ie York City FC and the York City Knights) are due to be moving to a new community stadium some time in the next few months. Don't ask us exactly when: nobody

  • A queen, a carriageworks ... and an asbestos legacy

    THESE days, referring to York as a 'railway city' seems a little hollow. Yes, we have the National Railway Museum, and a railway station that is in its way still perhaps one of the most beautiful in the world. There is even a smattering of maintenance

  • ‘Life-changing’ beauty salon celebrates 30 years

    A BEAUTY salon in York that helps treat people with facial issues brought about by conditions like Cerebral palsy and Bell’s palsy is celebrating its 30th birthday. Lanamiche, in Bishopthorpe Road, York, has been helping people with facial treatments

  • Man admits circulating sexual photos of woman on social media

    A MAN has admitted circulating sexual photos and contact details of a woman via social media without her consent. The woman received “multiple” unwanted messages from men she didn’t know between January and December last year, said Joseph Hudson