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  • Man taken to hospital after assault outside city centre bar

    A MAN was taken to hospital with serious injuries following an assault in York city centre. Police said the victim was assaulted by another man in Little Stonegate, outside the Turtle Bay Restaurant, at around 1am on Sunday, August 2.  North

  • "We can build decent homes for everyone"

    HOME. Over the last few months we’ve spent so much time at home. How has it been for you? A chance to catch up with life in the place you just love to be, or have you been pushed to your limits, trapped inside? Imagine if you had a young family

  • "We can build decent homes for everyone"

    HOME. Over the last few months we’ve spent so much time at home. How has it been for you? A chance to catch up with life in the place you just love to be, or have you been pushed to your limits, trapped inside? Imagine if you had a young family

  • Tadcaster Albion reveal their kits for next season

    TADCASTER Albion have revealed their kits for the new season. The shirts are available in all sizes, from years six upwards and prices range from £28 to £35. New leisure wear, including club t-shirts, polo shirts, jackets, gilets and training

  • Yorkshire star David Willey named England Player of Series

    YORKSHIRE star David Willey has been named as the Royal London Player of the Series in England’s win over Ireland. In action for the first time since their historic World Cup victory, the England ODI side finished as 2-1 winners over the tourists

  • Emergency services dealing with incident at theme park

    EMERGENCY services have been called to Flamingo Land - after a member of maintenance staff suffered injuries while working on a ride. The Yorkshire Air Ambulance attended the scene at the theme park at Kirby Misperton. North Yorkshire Police

  • Ex-York City midfielder Adriano Moke moves to Spennymoor

    FORMER York City midfielder Adriano Moke has joined fellow National League North promotion rivals Spennymoor Town. Moke was one of the 13 players not to be offered new deals by York as manager Steve Watson rebuilds his side having missed out on

  • One new case of Covid-19 recorded in York area

    THE latest figures confirm that there has been one new case of Covid-19 recorded in the York area. The latest figures from Public Health England (PHE) confirm that the total number of cases for the York area is now 927. There have been two 

  • Man jailed following series of online child sex offences

    A MAN has been jailed for three years after admitting a series of online child sex offences. Christopher Croucher, aged 36, was sentenced at York Crown Court on Tuesday (August 4) after pleading guilty to 14 counts of causing a girl aged between

  • Guided York walking tours resume after lockdown

    FAMILY-FRIENDLY guided walking tours of York run by Invisible Cities have been relaunched following the easing of the lockdown, which forced guides into isolation for months. The social enterprise, which trains people who have previously experienced

  • Almost seven weeks since last Covid death in York trust

    THE latest figures confirm that it has now been almost seven weeks since the last Covid-19 death was recorded in the York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The figures from NHS England show that the total number of deaths within the York

  • Council chair visits first library reopening

    A COUNCIL chairman met staff and volunteers at the reopening of a North Yorkshire library in his first official visit since being re-elected to the role. Councillor Jim Clark saw how Harrogate library was welcoming back customers to browse for books

  • Pub near York closes following a positive Covid-19 case

    A PUB near York has closed after a positive Covid-19 case.  The Black Horse pub in Tollerton, North Yorkshire, closed on July 30 after a customer who visited the pub tested positive for coronavirus.  In a Facebook statement, it said: "We have

  • Church swap for organ after £350K restoration

    AN HISTORIC organ which was removed from a York church so it could undergo a £360,000 restoration is now being reinstalled - in a different York church. The organ, which dates back to 1885 and was made by York organ builder William Denman, was taken

  • Three popular York restaurants chains saved from closure

    THREE prominent York restaurants look to have been saved.  Private equity firm Epiris has acquired control of the Bella Italia, Las Iguanas and Cafe Rouge businesses, preserving more than 150 restaurants.  Bella Italia, Las Iguanas and Cafe

  • York Scrubs team in bid for Community Pride award

    A TEAM of volunteers who have been supporting York Hospital through the coronavirus pandemic have been nominated for a Community Pride award. York Scrubs, made up of over 300 volunteers, have been nominated for the Best Community Project award.

  • Teenage girl goes missing - police concerned for her welfare

    POLICE say they are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of a teenage girl who has been missing from her North Yorkshire home since Sunday. Casey Ackerly, 16, of Harrogate, is believed to have travelled to the Leeds area of West Yorkshire

  • Plans for Selby school take major step forward

    THE development of a new school for the Selby area has taken a major step forward with the naming of an academy sponsor for the project. The Department for Education has chosen the Wellspring Academy Trust as the sponsor to take on the school,

  • Together, let’s get Selby district back to business

    “It’s like a VIP experience, with only one person or household allowed in. it’s like winning a golden ticket”, explains Steve Ripley from Sweet Finkle sweetshop in Sherburn-in-Elmet. The shop is just one of many businesses across the Selby district

  • Powerhouse deal for York duo's mobile app scheme

    THE founders of a York mobile phone app are celebrating their first full year as a business despite the many knock-backs due to Covid-19 - and have become part of the Northern Powerhouse scheme.  The app, called Connected York, helps businesses

  • Car firm is on drive for new staff

    YORKSHIRE firm Twisted Automotive has announced a new financial investment to recruit more technicians. The company, based in Thirsk, specialises in Landrover Defenders, and its announcement follows a period of continued growth for the business

  • Breweries send letter to Chancellor slamming tax plan

    SMALL and medium breweries from across York and North and East Yorkshire have signed a letter to the Chancellor, protesting at proposed tax changes. The letter to Rishi Sunak from the Campaign for Pubs says they are ‘utterly dismayed’ that he intends

  • More than 400 people sign petition to help asylum seekers

    MORE than 400 people - including a York MP - have signed a petition calling for some of the asylum seekers trapped on Greek islands to be relocated to York. The petition on Change.org, addressed to Lord Mayor of York Janet Looker and council leader

  • Clifford's Tower reopens with new safety measures

    HAND sanitiser stations could be installed at the base of Clifford's Tower - as English Heritage has asked the council for extra space to provide coronavirus public health measures. City of York Council has agreed to handing over land at the bottom