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  • Man taken to hospital after fire at York bungalow

    A MAN was taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation after a fire broke out at a bungalow in York. Fire crews received a call about a fire in a bedroom of a bungalow off Green Lane in Acomb at about 9.35am today (July 20). A spokesperson

  • York City were wasteful says Steve Watson

    STEVE WATSON has bemoaned York City's wastefulness following their 2-1 win over Scarborough Athletic. Alex Kempster scored his third goal of pre-season just two minutes into the game and Kieran Green netted the winner from range after James Walshaw

  • York City 2 Scarborough Athletic 1 - report

    ALEX KEMPSTER scored his third goal of pre-season to help York City narrowly overcome North Yorkshire rivals Scarborough Athletic 2-1. It was the striker's second-minute effort that separated the sides for the whole of the first half - though City

  • Horrible Histories fans meet author Terry Deary in York

    HORRIBLE Histories author Terry Deary returned to York today (July 20), giving fans of the hugely successful children's book series a chance to meet the writer. Terry was at Waterstones in Coney Street from 2pm to 4pm ahead of a special early screening

  • Former York homeless couple set up new business venture

    A YORK couple who had to live in a tent and survive on £4 a day for several weeks because of Universal Credit problems have set up their own door-to-door delivery service. Tony Carson and Sue Rimington set up The Veg Box which offers free delivery

  • Two-week firearms amnesty launched across North Yorkshire

    A FIREARMS amnesty has been launched in North Yorkshire to encourage people to hand in unwanted guns. North Yorkshire Police is joining forces across the country in appealing for people to hand in guns with a two-week surrender of firearms and

  • COLUMN The problem beneath Walmgate - and other streets?

    I wasn’t surprised when the water main under Walmgate burst up through the road surface and turned the road into a lake on Monday morning. There have been signs for years that something is not right under this street. I first noticed that the

  • Road test: Citroen C5 Aircross

    CITROEN has done it again. Last year I was extolling the virtues of its cracking small SUV, the C3 Aircross, which – in a year that produced an abundance of crossovers – was pipped only by Volvo’s XC40 as my best newcomer. So could the French

  • New cycling charity will benefit people in York

    A NEW cycling charity has been launched in York. After eleven years of working all over the UK, York-based Get Cycling are becoming a community benefit society to apply their resources to promoting pedal-power in their own city. Founded eleven

  • Dedicated football coach in frame for Community Pride award

    PLAYERS, parents and fellow coaches have joined forces to nominate an unsung hero for a prestigious award for his dedication to grassroots football. Adrian Pickup is in the frame for a Press Community Pride Sporting Hero award in recognition of

  • Cash appeal to power duo to Commonwealth Games

    TWO Malton powerlifters may be in with a chance to hoist their way into the Commonwealth championships - but need to raise some funds to get them there. Tree Grennan and Andy Plant, both clients at ASC Performance in Showfield Lane, competed in

  • Raiders target York school to steal pupil's 'dream bike'

    A SCHOOL pupil has been left “devastated” after his new bike was one of several stolen when thieves targeted a school in York. Reuben Gatenby, 12, from York, had his “dream” bike taken from Millthorpe School on Tuesday, just six days after buying

  • Pupils take learning into the great outdoors

    PUPILS at West Heslerton Primary School are enjoying more of the great outdoors thanks to a new project. The school has opened a new outdoor classroom to enable children to make the most of the surrounding countryside. Head teacher Rachel Wells

  • York children to get free breakfasts during school holidays

    SCHOOL children will be offered free breakfasts as schools break up for the summer holidays. The breakfasts, set to start on Tuesday in Hull Road Park, and are aimed at families who don’t have access to nutritional food. The initiative is being

  • £10m for biggest ever school expansion plan in York

    MORE than £10 million will be spent on expanding two York secondaries - the most money council chiefs have ever invested in extending the city’s schools. The cash will go on enlarging Fulford School and Archbishop Holgate’s CE Academy to make room