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  • Steve Watson demands improvement from table-topping York City

    YORK CITY manager Steve Watson has lamented his side’s second half performance against Darlington, despite them scoring both goals in that period in their 2-0 win in the North East. Heading into the break scoreless, a pair of stunning strikes from

  • Kids love mud fun for charity with PICTURE GALLERY

    HUNDREDS of children made the most of the chance to get as muddy as possible with their parents cheering them on. They were among 2,200 who took part in today's Race for Life Pretty Muddy event on York's Knavesmire. Another 2,200 will run tomorrow

  • York City reclaim top spot with 2-0 win at Darlington

    Darlington 0, York City 2 YORK CITY have returned to the top of the National League North table after a pair of fine strikes from Alex Kempster and Paddy McLaughlin earned them a hard-fought 2-0 win at Darlington. Having drawn three of their

  • York City Knights beaten 44-6 by Toulouse

    Toulouse Olympique 44, York City Knights 6 TOULOUSE Olympique maintained their ascendancy over York City Knights this year as James Ford’s injury-hit troops were unable to suppress the flamboyant French flair in the opening Betfred Championship

  • Book lovers take over Knavesmire

    BOOK lovers and collectors have been in seventh heaven at York Racecourse this weekend. The two-day York National Book Fair 2019 saw more than 220 booksellers from across the UK display some of their stock, talk about their catalogue and meet prospective

  • Veterans' protest march in York

    VETERANS from across the UK protested by marching through York city centre at lunchtime on foot and on motorbikes. They were objecting to the prosecution of colleagues who served in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Led by North Tyneside

  • Art project to shed new light on Rievaulx ruins

    A LIGHT installation will illuminate the ruins of Rievaulx Abbey this month. Touring artwork Museum of the Moon will be coming to the abbey, which is in the heart of the North York Moors National Park, for four nights from September 19 to 22, between

  • TRAVEL: Secret bunkers, sun and sea on a trip to Fife

    RATHER than swapping weakened pounds for Euros, many in this country are now wondering whether to exchange their holidaying habits instead. Staycations might still have trailed Spain, France, Greece and USA in 2019's list of favourite summer destinations

  • Road test: Audi A4

    IT’S the most hotly contested game in premium motoring. German premium brands Audi, Mercedes-Benz and BMW have been doing battle in the executive saloon sector for decades, with their respective A4, C Class and 3 Series offerings vying with each

  • COLUMN: The plain truth about recycling

    Thank God all our household waste gets recycled. It does get recycled, doesn’t it? Or is recycling a scam? Are we wasting our time separating things into coloured boxes? Does it just end up in landfill? Let’s cut the flimflam. Separating rubbish

  • Business development gets ready to welcome its first residents

    A SIGNIFICANT new business development - at Sherburn in Elmet – will soon be welcoming its first occupiers.  It's set to create new jobs and opportunities for people in the area. Cromwell Polythene is expanding onto the new Sherburn2 site.  The development

  • Flood barrier upgrades given go-ahead - despite fears

    PLANS for flood barrier upgrades at Clifton Ings have been given the green light. But environment campaigners have raised concerns about the project. A City of York Council planning committee approved the plans by a majority vote at a meeting

  • Major revamp plan for popular York fish and chip restaurant

    A POPULAR York fish and chip shop and restaurant is set to undergo a major refurbishment. Drake’s Fish and Chips in Low Petergate has submitted a planning application for a revamp of its takeaway and restaurant. The business was last refurbished

  • ‘Being with Lee is all I have known’

    A HEARTBROKEN mum has paid tribute to her partner and “soul mate” after his death aged just 34. Lee Harvey, of Woodthorpe, York, died from myelodysplasia syndrome, a rare blood cancer in which the individual does not produce enough healthy blood

  • Del Boy helps deliver Stephenson's Rocket to York museum

    A TELEVISION legend welcomed a historic train to a York museum as he filmed a new documentary. David Jason, best known for his role as ‘Del Boy’ in BBC’s Only Fools and Horses, visited the National Railway Museum this week to film a new programme

  • Charity fundraisers prepare to get muddy with Race for Life

    KNAVESMIRE will be a sea of mud today as fundraisers come together in aid of Cancer Research UK. Race for Life events are taking place today and tomorrow, with men, women and children all participating in the events for the first time this year