YORK City manager Steve Watson is pleased with another win following his side's 4-1 victory at Spennymoor Town - though not necessarily with the entire performance. Goals from Sean Newton, an own goal off a Joe Tait effort and Kallum Griffiths
THOUSANDS of people graced York Races today as the four day Ebor festival came to an end. Racegoers were greeted with glorious sunshine and cheered on Mustajeer who claimed the first £1m handicap to be run on the Flat in Britain. Around 28,000
NORTH Yorkshire has the backing of its MPs to find a solution to a legal challenge which threatens to cost the Council over £300,000 and potentially disrupt home- to- school transport provision for hundreds of students. Providing free home-to-school
YORK City continued their super start to the National League North season with a 4-1 win at Spennymoor Town. Against a team who did the league double over them last campaign, City went into the break 3-1 up thanks largely to a 10-minute spell of
A 79-YEAR-OLD pedestrian is in a critical condition after suffering serious head injuries in a collision with a cyclist. North Yorkshire Police are appealing for witnesses after the incident at about 7.40am today (Saturday, August 24) near Harrogate
FAMILIES are currently attending an afternoon of music games and magic at York’s Coppergate Shopping Centre who are hosting a summer spectacular on the central lawn of St Mary’s Square. The event sees the return of top York party band, The Superlicks
RESIDENTS in York are making the most of the glorious August Bank Holiday weekend weather, with temperatures rising as high as 27 or 28C. People could be seen soaking up the rays in a jam-packed museum gardens, where a host of activities are currently
VISITORS will have the chance to go behind the scenes at York Minster’s Stoneyard on Friday, to see the ancient craft skills used to preserve one of the world’s most magnificent cathedrals. The annual Stoneyard Open Day invites people to visit the
THE A64 is currently experiencing high levels of traffic as drivers make their way to the coast. Drivers are currently experiencing traffic queues both ways on the A64, between Queueing traffic due to holiday traffic on A64 both ways between
THE driver of this wrecked car miraculously escaped serious injury after it crashed into a tree near York, a traffic constable has tweeted. TC Mark Patterson said he worked with North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service and the Yorkshire Ambulance
POLICE and the mountain rescue team rescued two young boys from a woodland near York. In a post on social media, North Yorkshire Police said they called Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue Team to assist in the search for two youngsters who
AS the nation starts drooling again over The Great British Bake Off, a pet treat business has created the perfect slice to serve to pooches. With the return of the famous white tent to our screens on Tuesday, The Innocent Pet has come up with its
MAJOR roads in York city centre will be closed next month as Northern Powergrid begin the next phase of its £300,000 investment to improve the reliability and resilience of the electricity network serving York. The work, which starts on Monday 9
COUNCIL bosses are calling on the government to ensure that investment in the north's rail infrastructure is not scrapped - after it was announced that HS2 will be reviewed. With news that the Government has launched a review of HS2 and whether
A TV star from York who had to leave home at 16 returned to the city last week to work with young people facing homelessness as she prepares to showcase a new play BBC’s ‘Line of Duty’ and ‘In the Club’ actress Taj Atwal, who attended York College
The artist Paul Klee once said that drawing is the 'art of taking a line for a walk'. Dudley Edwards takes that a step and a shimmy further. "I like to lead the eye on a dance," he says. Does he ever. Back in the Sixties, Edwards was a leading member
VOLVO did not used to do sexy. It did practical, and built a reputation for making comfortable, safe cars ideal for longer journeys, but boxed itself into a corner. In particular, its estate cars became synonymous with the slippers and pipe brigade
They say the 1970s was the decade that style forgot – but what about the 1770s? MAXINE GORDON goes behind the scenes at a new Georgian fashion exhibition at Fairfax House, in York JUST as the hippies were mocked for their outlandish fashions of
TAILOR-Made Media was born of a desire to provide marketing services to clients in a way that is open and transparent. Formed by Samantha Ware, whose experience as a brand-side marketing manager saw her manage numerous PR and marketing agencies,
MEMBERS from an RNLI service will embark on a challenge in aid of other rescue teams. Lifeguards from RNLI Scarborough will take on a 10-mile ‘stretcher challenge’ to raise funds for of RNLI Flamborough and RSPB Bempton. The group of approximately
INDEPENDENT family firm, R W Atkinson & Son, has been established for more than 50 years, creating and supplying memorials for customers throughout Yorkshire and the North of England. The business was set up by Robert Atkinson, and is now run by his
THE director of York's Fairfax House who has been in charge for the past decade has left her post at the Georgian town house. Hannah Phillip who was recruited from Australia in 2009 said York Civic Trust had informed her that she had been made
A WOMAN is calling for the UK to honour Far Eastern prisoners of war after researching the "unimaginable suffering" of her York grandfather during the Second World War. Kerrie Bird says Leslie Nowell survived brutal conditions as the Burma death
NEARLY half of the incidents reported to firefighters in the past three years were false alarms. A report prepared for a North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner meeting says 48.8 per cent of callouts since 2016 were for false alarms
A SUMMER of festivals at Monks Cross shopping centre drew to a close last week. The Monksfest events ran through July and August with activities for children and grown ups. There were glitter stands, facepainting stalls and plenty of quirky props
A CITY centre bar is set for a major rebrand and makeover. A planning application has been submitted for Banyan in Little Stonegate to be turned into a New York-inspired venue. Arc Inspirations - the company that runs the Banyan chain - wants
CHOC Affair was born out of a love for chocolate and a desire to be an ethical, socially-responsible company, having a positive impact within the community. The business is passionate about seeing lives transformed through education and employment
YORK’S biggest bus operator has performed a U-turn over a controversial decision to double bus fares on a route to the city’s Nestle factory, which was exposed by The Press earlier this month. First York’s single fare for passengers heading on
