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  • Five arrests made during probe into spate of burglaries

    FIVE people have been arrested and four properties searched during a probe into a spate of burglaries and auto crimes in the Selby district. North Yorkshire Police said a team of 25 officers and police community support officers took part in a day

  • York City pull out of 2019/20 North Riding Senior Cup

    YORK City have withdrawn from the 2019/20 North Riding Senior Cup. York were due to play Thornaby in the semi-final, with the latter now instead progressing to the final. They will face the winner of Marske United and Scarborough Athletic.

  • York City stars Alex Kempster and David Ferguson leave club

    YORK City have been unable to retain stars Alex Kempster and David Ferguson after the pair confirmed they were leaving the club. The news comes as a major blow to York who had been in talks to keep the duo as they look to seal promotion from the

  • City ‘highly exposed’ to tourism job redundancies

    UP to 27 per cent of tourism roles in York are at risk of redundancy, according to the latest study by the Trade Union Congress (TUC). The centre said research shows that York and North Yorkshire are among the most exposed areas in the region -

  • Police issue warning as residents targeted by bogus caller

    NORTH Yorkshire Police is warning residents to be vigilant for bogus telephone calls after a number have been reported in the last week. Several individuals in the Harrogate area have reported receiving calls from a ‘DC Mason Greenwood’ claiming

  • NRM finally reopens after 139 days in lockdown

    YORK'S tourism economy won a big boost today with the reopening of the National Railway Museum, just days after several other attractions had also reopened their doors as the lockdown eased. The museum in Leeman Road was sold out for its first day

  • Gale hails 'professional' Yorkshire display after Durham win

    ANDREW GALE hailed a “very professional performance” as Yorkshire opened their Bob Willis Trophy campaign with a six-wicket win over Durham at Emirates Riverside. Chasing 171, the White Rose advanced from 101-3 to secure victory in only 10.4 overs

  • County council to continue support for vulnerable

    VULNERABLE individuals who still need support throughout the coronavirus pandemic can do by contacting the county council. Guidance around shielding changed on August 1 and people are now able to visit shops by following social distancing rather

  • One further Covid-19 death at care home in York

    THE latest figures confirm that there has been one further death related to Covid-19 recorded at a care home in the York area. The figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) confirm that the total number of coronavirus related deaths

  • Driver leaves the scene after car crashes on York roundabout

    A CAR crashed on a roundabout in York before the occupants allegedly left the scene. North Yorkshire Police said the single vehicle collision involved a black Audi A3, which was seen crashing on the A1237 Askham Lane roundabout in York at around

  • York Council leader backs ban on grouse moor burning

    YORK Council’s Leader has backed a ban on heather burning to save the region’s peat moors from being damaged for grouse shooting. Councillor Keith Aspden has stated that the environmentally-damaging practice must also end to help stop flooding

  • York writer lands national competition win

    A WRITER, who works in York, has won a national competition to write an audio drama based on the Battle of Britain. Matthew Wignall, from Cumbria, has won the competition organised by the RAF Benevolent Fund. It was launched to commemorate

  • Brewery’s new York inspired ale

    YORK Brewery has unveiled a new look for its flagship beer, Guzzler, strengthening its “pride and association,” with the historic city. With people returning to pubs following the lifting of pandemic lockdown restrictions, the brewery has created

  • Tribute to former University of York professor

    A FORMER history professor at the University of York has sadly passed away after a long battle with illness. Mark Ormrod passed on Sunday August 2, aged 62. He started a lectureship at the University of York in 1990, before becoming a professor

  • Brewery near York wins top award for lager

    A BREWERY near York is celebrating after it scooped an award in an online competition for one of its beers. Shipton-by-Beningbrough-based Treboom Brewery's Trommel won a gold award at the 'Digital Beer Awards 2020' in the North East region Premium

  • Brasserie's beautiful flower show wows shoppers

    VISITORS to St Helen's Square in York city centre have been delighted by this beautiful flower installation, created around the entrance to The Ivy restaurant. The brasserie commissioned Yorkshire florist, Helen James, to decorate its façade with

  • York's Bishopthorpe Road due to fully reopen today

    YORK’S Bishopthorpe Road is due to fully reopen today (Tuesday). Emergency traffic measures - comprising a southbound closure of Bishopthorpe Road near the parade of shops - were introduced earlier this year to keep pedestrians safe and socially

  • Memory of 'incredibly talented' Liam inspires students

    A CHARITY set up in memory of a young man who “shined like a star” is continuing to inspire fellow students five years after his death. Liam Miller, from Terrington, died following a stabbing attack on July 27, 2015, in York, aged 20. A former

  • Burglaries are expected to rise after lockdown

    POLICE expect to see a rise in burglaries linked to job losses, an increase in crime linked to alcohol and fear a spike in county lines activity following the relaxation of lockdown. North Yorkshire Police saw a higher proportion of callouts to

  • York is greenest city in UK, according to study

    YORK is the greenest city in the UK, according to a new study. The report into people’s lifestyles put York at the top of the list - beating 27 other cities across Britain. The study, by musicMagpie, the technology website, asked people about

  • New city project aims to tackle loneliness

    A NEW project aimed at combating isolation and loneliness amongst the elderly has been launched in York. The “I See You” project will work with residents at the city's Fulford Nursing Home in a bid to support those who are lonely, to reduce isolation

  • Help offered for children suffering during lockdown

    A NEW service has been launched in York to help children and young people suffering from anxiety, depression and other mental health issues during the lockdown. A new self-referral initiative to support children struggling from problems such as