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  • Parking on pavements could be banned

    A blanket nationwide ban on the "blight" of car parking on pavements could be introduced. MPs on the transport committee criticised Government inaction in a new report, with witnesses telling the committee's inquiry that the worst case of pavement

  • Body of missing York trainee teacher believed to be found

    THE body of a man - believed to be that of missing trainee teacher Nicholas Harper who worked in York - has been discovered in woodland. Mr Harper, who disappeared after leaving his home in Pickering in February, had been working on a placement

  • York medieval church closed after tree collapses

    A MEDIEVAL church in York is closed today (September 9) after a large tree collapsed next to the historic building. Holy Trinity on Goodramgate has posted a picture on Twitter of the tree on the ground. The church said that the tree had been

  • York City drawn at Irlam in the FA Cup

    YORK City have been drawn at Irlam in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup. The Greater Manchester outfit ply their trade in the North West Counties League premier division. Like the Minstermen, Irlam have made an unbeaten start to the

  • Woman 'in distress' rescued from River Foss in York

    A WOMAN has been rescued from the River Foss in York this morning (September 9). North Yorkshire Police said officers were called to a report of a woman "in distress" near the Foss on Huntington Road at about 7.15am. The woman entered the river

  • Police hunt heavily tattooed thief

    POLICE are hunting a heavily tattooed thief who stole from a York shop. North Yorkshire Police said officers were called after the theft at the Co-op store in Tang Hall Lane, York, at around 8.30pm on August 29. The force said: “The incident

  • CCTV appeal following alleged burglary

    POLICE have released CCTV footage of a man they would like to speak to following an alleged burglary. North Yorkshire Police said that a burglary occurred at a house in Windmill Rise, York, between the 16 and 20 July. A number of items were taken

  • York charity 'future-proofing' mental health

    A CLIFTON-based charity is looking to reduce the risk of people developing mental health problems. York Mind, a mental health charity, has created the 'Staying OK' project to protect the mental health of people who describe themselves as well.

  • Champions Sheriff Hutton Bridge round off season in style

    CHAMPIONS Sheriff Hutton Bridge completed an unbeaten ECB Yorkshire Premier League North season at their Moor Farm base with a nine-wicket victory over relegated Beverley Town. A ninth win was always on the cards after three early wickets from Mark

  • Motorcyclist dies in hospital after crash in East Yorkshire

    A MOTORCYCLIST who suffered serious injuries in a crash in East Yorkshire more than a week ago has died in hospital, police have confirmed. The collision happened on the A1034 near Market Weighton and Sancton on September 1 just before 4pm, Humberside

  • LETTER: Station barrier defeats whole purpose of new bridge

    A VAST sum of money has been spent on the new cyclist and pedestrian bridge over the Ouse next to the Scarborough railway bridge. The new bridge is more accessible and does appear to be better in every way. But is it? I’m starting to wish that the

  • LETTER: More thought needed on electric cars

    Apropos electric cars, I don’t think there has been any in-depth thought gone into the dates set by Government as to when diesel and petrol vehicles will be phased out. These dates are: l 2040 to stop them being sold l 2050 all off the roads.

  • James Morland bags hat-trick in big Heworth victory

    HEWORTH ARLC consolidated their play-off position in Kingstone Press National Conference League division three with an emphatic 44-16 success over Millom at Elmpark Way. The Villagers led 24-0 at the break after a totally dominant first half in

  • Man taken to hospital after A64 crash

    A MAN was taken to hospital after a crash on the A64 between York and Malton this morning (September 9). North Yorkshire Police said a single vehicle collision was reported at 5.55am and it happened on the A64 eastbound near Whitwell-on-the-Hill

  • This building was near York Minster. But what was it?

    WE get through an awful lot of old photographs of York on the Yesterday Once More pages of this newspaper. We’ve been scanning back through some of the pictures that we’ve carried over the last five years or so - and we thought some of them were so

  • 'He fixed several of their heads on the walls...'

    Retired York psychiatrist Bob Adams' ancestor was a soldier in the East India Company which controlled much of India 200 years ago. Bob recently went on a journey to follow in his ancestor's footsteps - and now he has written the book of his life.

  • Remember this, anyone?

    THE old gasworks site in Heworth was in the news last week. Moda Living, one of the companies behind plans to redevelop it, said its 'build to rent' properties on the site would offer a new way of living: secure, family-friendly tenancies; shared

  • Top private school explains late annual report

    A TOP York private school has explained why it is more than two months late in filing its annual accounts and report. The Mount School has been issued with a ‘default notice’ by the Charity Commission for failing to provide information on its finances

  • Carers' quality of life has dropped significantly in York

    CARERS’ quality of life in York has dropped significantly during the past two years, according to a report. There are more than 19,000 carers living in the city - who may not think of themselves as carers but regularly give up their time to look

  • York cricketer reveals how he is fighting cancer

    A TOP York cricketer has told of the huge support he is receiving as he "bowls" against his biggest opponent – cancer. Spin bowler Dan Woods, who was captain of York Cricket Club until he fell ill last winter, says he has continued playing for