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  • Loans for York City pair "the right thing for both parties"

    YORK City boss Steve Watson has said the loans of Tom Allan and Wes York are for the best for player and club. Both have been sent out to fellow National League North sides, centre-back Allan to Farsley Celtic and midfielder York to Brackley Town

  • Outcome of river incident still not disclosed by police

    POLICE still haven't revealed the circumstances or outcome of a major incident on York's River Ouse which led to Lendal Bridge being closed to traffic yesterday morning. Rescue boats were called out after the ambulance service received a report

  • Woman trapped in car after crashing into ditch

    FIRE crews have released a woman who was trapped in her car after it went into a ditch in a village near York. North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service said crews from York and Acomb went to the single vehicle accident in Main Street, Wheldrake at

  • Firefighters battle to prevent homes being flooded overnight

    FIREFIGHTERS and Environment Agency officials have battled through the night to prevent homes being flooded after a culvert became blocked during heavy rain in North Yorkshire. The incident started at just after 10pm last night in South Milford

  • Road test: Range Rover Sport HST

    BEAUTIFULLY crafted and with astonishing performance for what is a big and bulky car, the Range Rover Sport HST is a triumph of design and engineering. The introduction of a new 400PS in-line six-cylinder 3.0-litre petrol engine to replace the V6

  • Youngsters takeover at York theatre

    FLASHBACK to 2009, when York Theatre Royal received an Arts Council grant through its free-ticket-for-young- people scheme, A Night Less Ordinary. Rather than simply handing out tickets, artistic director Damian Cruden hit on another idea for spending

  • New app made in York to turn words into sign language

    ENGINEERING students from York have created a new app to turn written words into sign language through an animated avatar. Toby Green, Laura Silaja and Oliver Dolan, computer sciences undergraduates at the University of York, will be pitching their

  • Youth drama festival comes to York

    THE Shakespeare Schools Festival comes to York next month, with youngsters performing the Bard's plays in professional theatres. More than 750 schools from every region of the UK will take part in the festival, including primary, secondary and

  • 'Micro flats' plan to attract key hospital staff to city

    APARTMENTS described as "micro flats" could be built on the former Bootham Park Hospital site. City of York Council launched a consultation on plans for the future of the hospital site - despite not owning the land. The proposals include plans

  • New group giving voice to maternity services

    NHS Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is helping to facilitate a public forum to improve maternity services. The York and District Maternity Voices Partnership (MVP), is made up of a group of women and their families, including maternity

  • Lib Dems want the council to call for another Brexit vote

    CITY of York Council should call on the Government to hold another vote on Brexit - with an option to remain in the EU - according to Liberal Democrat councillors. The Lib Dems - who lead the council alongside the Green Party - will put forward

  • Buy and browse art this weekend at popular showcase

    A POPULAR art show has returned to York this weekend. Art and York 2019 is an opportunity for collectors, buyers and art lovers to meet artists and buy unique works of art at York Racecourse. The event - which is run by Victoria Robinson and

  • Paedophile locked up for 13 years for abusing schoolgirl

    A PAEDOPHILE whose years of abuse included taking a photo of himself sexually assaulting a schoolgirl has been jailed for more than 13 years. The girl ended the abuse by telling her teachers what Philip Ridsdale was doing, said Soheil Khan, prosecuting