YORK City were knocked out of the FA Cup after falling to a 1-0 defeat at Chorley. Lewis Reilly hit the only goal of the game from the penalty spot on 18 minutes after York were punished for grappling in the 18-yard box. That was enough to
ANOTHER 48 new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the past 24 hours at the University of York. The university says that as of 5.45pm, it was aware of 247 individuals within the university community who were currently self-isolating because
YORK'S Remembrance Day parade will not go ahead. A council spokesperson said the event has been cancelled as a result of the pandemic. They said to avoid people gathering together the parades, including the city centre event, will not take
YORK'S Christmas Market has been cancelled. City of York Council confirmed this afternoon that the St Nicholas Fair will not go ahead this year, as a result of the pandemic. The market was due to take place from November 12 to December 23.
DOZENS of youngsters at a York school have been asked to self-isolate after confirmed cases of Covid-19. Pupils in the Key Stage 1 'bubble' as well as Early Years and classes three and four at Fishergate primary school in York have been told to
BBC Look North presenter Harry Gration MBE has decided to leave the broadcaster after 42 years. The presenter of BBC One’s Yorkshire bulletins will have his last evening on the iconic red sofa on Wednesday, October 21. Harry joined the BBC
YORK has come third in a poll ranking the UK's most friendly cities. In a study rating the 50 most friendly destinations in the country, the city takes the bronze medal, coming hot on the heels of Glasgow and in number one spot, Newcastle.
THERE have been 95 new cases of Covid-19 recorded in the York area in the last 24 hours, as well as new cases in both North and East Yorkshire. The latest figures from Public Health England (PHE) show that the total number of cases in the City
A PILOT scheme to encourage and support communities and residents to be physically, mentally and socially active has launched on a trial basis in four towns in the East Riding. Hopes are high that local residents will get involved and improve their
YORK has seen another rise in the number of people claiming government support to help them through the coronavirus crisis. However, the city has fared better than many other UK towns and cities, ranking bottom in a table of places which have seen
A SHOW-OFF driver caused a crash by crossing double white lines and overtaking three cars at once on the A64, York magistrates heard. Harry William Smith, 24, hit the car at the front of the queue and drove off without stopping, said Julia Birtwell
HALF of the clinicians at a GP surgery - and some of the reception staff - have been affected by the coronavirus. Pocklington Group Practice tweeted on Monday that 50 per cent of its clinicians were 'not in the practice due to Covid-19.' It
THERE have been no further Covid-19 deaths at care homes in the York area, but sadly there has been one more death in the East Riding area, the latest figures show. The data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows that the total number
MORE than 150 children at two schools in a York academy trust are having to self-isolate after confirmed cases of Covid-19. Another confirmed case of Covid-19 has resulted in 12 pupils and staff being sent home from Haxby Road Primary Academy today
THERE have been no further deaths related to Covid-19 recorded at hospitals in the York Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, the latest data confirms. The figures from NHS England show that the total number of deaths related to the virus remains
A NATIONAL supermarket chain has signed a partnership deal with York City Football Club. Waitrose & Partners which has 338 shops across the UK, including a store at Foss Islands Road in the city, has become a club partner and sponsor of the club
TWO houses were burgled in broad daylight in York, with a large amount of jewellery stolen from one of the homes. The burglaries occurred in the Meadlands / Bad Bargain Lane area of York at about 11am on Sunday. A spokesperson for North Yorkshire
A MOTHER was allegedly punched in York whilst with her teenage daughter. It happened on Wilberforce Avenue in Clifton at about 4.45pm on September 20. A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said it "involved a 32-year-old woman from York
HE was once involved in the fight against crime as a North Yorkshire police officer - now Nigel Benson is preparing to be ordained as a priest at a church near York. The Bishop of Selby, the Right Reverend Dr John Thomson, will ordain the Reverend
JACK SHUTT has signed a one-year contract extension to keep him at Yorkshire until at least the end of the 2021 season. Having committed a further year to the White Rose, Shutt said: “I’m very pleased. I’ve played a little bit of first team cricket
CHILDREN at a primary school in Selby are celebrating winning at the Yorkshire PE Primary Premium Awards. The awards were handed out by Yorkshire former Olympic swimmer James Kirton, at a virtual ceremony to mark sporting successes at Selby Abbey
PATIENTS are being asked for their understanding and patience as York GP surgeries battle to cope with high demand for appointments at the same time as losing staff who have to self-isolate with their families. The pressures are being exacerbated
PARISH councillors in a village near York have paid tribute to a long-serving colleague and former chairman who has died, aged 88. Skelton Parish Council said Bill Lumley was a 'true community leader' who served on the council for almost three
A BOY from York who was diagnosed with epilepsy aged two and is now ‘seizure free’ has raised more than £3,000 for or the hospital where he received treatment. Riley Cooper, from Wilberfoss, is now ten and, following brain surgery last July at
A POPULAR live music venue in York, which has remained shut since March and faced a "very real risk" of having to permanently close, has received a major cash boost that will allow it reopen safely. The Crescent Community Venue, off Blossom Street
A YORK school girl has won first place in a national essay competition held by a prestigious Cambridge University college. Phoenix Woolnough, 17, a sixth form college student at The Mount Girl, won first prize in Trinity College Cambridge’s annual
Owners of a pub and beer group which runs venues in York have started redundancy consultations with staff as it feels the impact of the coronavirus crisis. All Bar One owner Mitchells & Butlers, which also owns Harvester and Toby Carvery, said
AN award‐winning North Yorkshire restaurant and inn has been placed into creditors voluntary liquidation. It follows a period of closure for the General Tarleton at Ferrensby near Boroughbridge, forced by the Covid-19 pandemic. Joint liquidators
A NORTH Yorkshire brewer has commented on the latest restrictions introduced by the Government, stating they are being “penalised.” Charlene Lyons, chief executive at Black Sheep Brewery, has revealed her thoughts on the new restrictions, which
A MAN will have to pay more than £1,000 after being caught out using a blue badge belonging to someone else in York city centre. Andrew Nichol, 61, of Stonegate Court, York, was caught misusing a family member’s blue badge in the city centre earlier
A YORK musician has teamed up with a Madrid-based singer songwriter for an “international collaboration.” Cold Culprits, also known as Andy Watson, has teamed up with Casee Wilson to produce his latest work. Due for release on October 22, ‘
Unemployment in the UK is at its highest level for more than three years as the coronavirus crisis claimed jobs across the economy. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said unemployment rose by 138,000 quarter on quarter to 1.52 million in
THE government has announced a new Test and Trace Support Payment scheme to help people on low incomes who are required to self-isolate. From September 28, the Government announced that it is a legal requirement to self-isolate if told to by the
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THE Government yesterday outlined a new three-tier system for restrictions, split between ‘medium’, ‘high’ and ‘very high’ levels. Although it has not been officially confirmed by the Government, it is understood that York will remain at the medium
A NEW three-tier strategy of local lockdown measures for England has been announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson in efforts to curb rising Covid-19 rates. Mr Johnson told the Commons on Monday that this will “simplify and standardise” local
FIREFIGHTERS were called out to a house fire late last night. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue were called to Broughton near Malton at 11.47pm. The fire was confined to the chimney and crews used a 9 metre ladder, a thermal imaging camera and
MICKY CUMMINS believes there may be an advantage in York City playing Chorley twice in a short space of time - but is taking nothing for granted in the Cup. The Minstermen travel to Lancashire this evening (7.45pm) to contest the FA Cup third qualifying
Dr David Nabarro of the World Health Organisation recently stated: ‘We really do appeal to all world leaders: stop using lockdown as your primary control method’. The WHO also estimated that 10 per cent of the world’s population have been infected
I have just read about road works that are going to be carried out on Tadcaster Road only months after the road was renewed (Blunder will see Tadcaster Road dug up - months after £600k resurfacing, October 10). I’m not going to comment. However
AN alleged killer told police there was “no truth” in a recording the prosecution claim is a murder confession, a jury heard. David Roustaby, now 45, alleged he had nothing to do with the death of David Clarke, whose body was found by Towthorpe
WORK on dualling the outer ring road - the A1237 - could start in 2023 and be complete by 2025. Under the plans the single carriageway would be dualled in both directors between the A19 at Shipton Road to A1036 at Little Hopgrove. Five roundabouts
OCTOBER 1965, the popular Stonegate store Junior Boutique had just completed its new extension. The frontage had been considerably extended, and the interior greatly enlarged, giving the Junior Boutique its stylish new appearance. Although the boutique
IN the latest edition of our look back through the archives, here are five rugby pictures from the past. Do you recognise yourself or anyone you know in any of these great photos? Pictured above, September 1973, Rowntrees Rugby Union 1st XV team
