By John Clothier Tadcaster Albion 0 Marske United 2 A BITTERLY cold afternoon welcomed the players on to a pitch ready for battle despite the inclement conditions of the previous few days. The Brewers had a full squad from which to choose
YOUNGSTERS met Pudsey Bear at an East Yorkshire ice cream factory, with his visit kick-starting a garden centre's 2019 Children in Need fundraising. The mascot joined James Ducker, from Langlands Garden Centre, which has a site in Shiptonthorpe
STEVE WATSON has admitted he would rather have been beaten in the FA Cup than in the National League North following York City's 1-0 defeat to Altrincham. The manager also hopes the first round loss to a side City had won against in the league will
POLICE are appealing for information after a burglary in York. The incident happened on Burnholme Drive, North Yorkshire Police said. It is believed to have taken place sometime between 3am and 4am on Saturday, the force added. Phone North
YORK City suffered their first defeat in 27 games as they were beaten 1-0 by Altrincham in the first round of the FA Cup. At Bootham Crescent, Tom Peers' drive from inside the area was the difference after Andy Bond missed a second-half penalty.
THOUSANDS of people turned out to pay their respects to those who have lost their lives in conflicts at York's Remembrance Sunday service and parade today. Huge crowds lined the streets for the annual parade through York, from Clifford's Tower
A 108-YEAR-OLD woman has received hundreds of birthday cards from around the world after a plea from colleagues at her care home went viral. The oldest lady in Harrogate, Dorothy Flowers was sent a total of 654 cards from strangers as far as Almeria
TWO vets who brought a vacant building back into use to launch their own independent practice are already looking to expand. Husband and wife Rob Douwes and Anne Busch transformed an empty property in Green Lane, Acomb, into their own purpose-designed
THE Grand Opera House is seeking buskers to play in the bars of the York theatre during next February’s run of Once, The Musical. Based on the 2007 film, with music and lyrics by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, Enda Walsh’s hit show recounts
FIFTY female entrepreneurs are showcasing their products and services at a special expo. The Women Means Business Market Place Expo is on Saturday (November 16) at the Park Inn by Radisson York, with exhibitors offering a diverse mix of goods,
A YOUNG York woman who fought cancer as a teenager has spoken out about the psychological impact when she lost her hair and put on weight during treatment. Abi Cooper said she wanted to reassure other young people going through the same trauma
NEW measures are being introduced in a bid to make the city centre safe over the Christmas period. City of York Council is working with North Yorkshire Police, Make It York and partners across the city to install extra security measures to protect
VINTAGE music, dancing and fashion will be on display at a charity entertainment night in York. The 1940s-themed event in aid of the Rethink Mental Illness York group will take place on Saturday, November 23 from 7.30pm at the York Hospital Social
A LEARNER driver tried to drive 50 miles in the dark while twice the drink drive limit, York Magistrates' Court heard. Tom Harold Cardy, 20, said he and his friend thought it was the only way for them to get home after a night out in York. Natalie
THE future of a £12.6 million scheme to double the number of trains on the York-Harrogate route - from one to two trains an hour - is hanging in the balance. A council report has revealed that the project’s prospects hinge on the capacity of the
