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  • 80's pop icons in open air date

    EIGHTIES pop icons Duran Duran are heading to North Yorkshire next summer. The band are set to bring their live show to Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Wednesday July 7. Tickets go on general sale via scarboroughopenairtheatre.com at 9am on Friday

  • York City reveal prices for live-streaming games this season

    YORK City have revealed the price to watch live streams of their games this season. York fans will be able to watch home matches for £7.99 on a pay-per-view (PPV) basis for the remainder of the 2020/21 season through the Insight4 platform. City

  • 63 more coronavirus cases in York - 185 in North Yorkshire

    A FURTHER 63 coronavirus cases have been confirmed in the last 24 hours in the City of York Council area, taking the total since the pandemic began to 3,652. An additional 185 Covid-19 cases have been confirmed in the North Yorkshire County Council

  • Extra police patrols ahead of Halloween and Bonfire Night

    EXTRA police patrols are being put on over the next few days over Halloween and in the run up to Bonfire Night. As part of those patrols in Scarborough, officers will be working with licensees to help ensure that people out enjoying a drink stay

  • School places deadline looming for parents

    YORK parents with children currently in Year 6 are reminded that applications for secondary schools places for September 2021 should be made before midnight on Saturday (October 31). For pupils in Year 6 – the last year of primary school – parents

  • Pandemic can't stop Normandy veterans' story being told

    A PLAY telling of the experiences of York's Normandy veterans is going online after producers refused to let the coronavirus silence their stories. Bomb Happy should have gone on tour this summer and autumn to schools and arts venues such as Hull

  • Popular York pub closes after a test and trace alert

    A POPULAR York pub has had to close its doors to regulars after one of the landlords received an alert on the test and trace system telling him to isolate. Mike Edmondson, who runs the Ackhorne in St Martin’s Lane along with his partner Ellie.

  • Furious war of words as £145,000 top job is decided

    A NEW City of York Council boss has been appointed – but the nomination was approved by just two votes after a furious row between councillors. Ian Floyd has taken the top job at the council – despite being the only candidate interviewed for the

  • Teenager denies targeting York ATM

    Two men and a teenager arrested on the Fulford riverbank at 2.30am on March 10 after a police chase could have been on their way to blow up a York cashpoint, a jury has heard. Both men, George Tunney, 24, of Doncaster, and Frederick Levi Squires

  • York antiques firm is "best in world"

    A POPULAR shop in York has been given the title of the world’s best antique and vintage furniture store. The French House antiques, in York, is a fan favourite according to experts in the Financial Times newspaper. The store was commended for

  • Final stage of run for Rob Burrow to start in York

    A GROUP of rugby league fans will begin an epic challenge to raise money for Rob Burrow this weekend, with the fundraiser's final stage starting in York in December. The team of eight have set out to collectively run the distance between Land’s

  • HOCKEY: Acomb battle to a draw with Kingston-upon-Hull

    ACOMB Hockey Club Men I were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Kingston-upon-Hull II in Yorkshire Hockey division one. The Tangerines started well with forays down both flanks and chances almost fell to Jamie Robinson and James Tindall. It was not

  • Swimming classes to begin again at York baths

    MORE than 1,000 children will re-start their swimming lessons from Monday (Nov 2) in York. The University of York’s Sport Village will reopen its doors to up to 1,200 children for swimming classes for the first time since March 18, when they stopped

  • COUNCILLORS' COLUMN: 'York's footprint should not change'

    City of York Council leader Keith Aspden and deputy leader Andy D'Agorne put forward their views on devolution and local government reorganisation in a joint statement As many residents will have seen from recent media coverage, conversations are

  • "Anti-car measures have caused a lot of York's pollution"

    LYNETTE Mills claims traffic supremo Cllr Andy D’Agorne is not against cars but against pollution. (Letters, The Press, October 28) This is nonsense because anti-car measures introduced throughout the city have caused much of the pollution she

  • "Brexit may mean cheap soy sauce but food prices will rise"

    AS the Brexit countdown trudges on, we get new evidence everyday of the deceit at the heart of the enterprise. This week, Liz Truss, Johnson’s tireless supporter, tweeted that, thanks to the glorious Brexit trade deal she has agreed with Japan,

  • Police arrest wanted York man

    A WANTED man from York has been arrested by police. North Yorkshire Police appealed for help to locate Raymond Harris earlier this week. The force say the 37 year-old has now been arrested.

  • What not to do with your pets this Halloween

    WHILE we probably won't be trick-or-treating this year, there may still be some ghouls on the streets: unkind people see unsupervised animals – especially black cats – as easy targets, so keep your companions safe indoors. Go for fancy dress for

  • The most popular family homes for sale in York

    On the market for a new home? When shopping around, it makes sense to look at some of the most popular listings in the region. Working with Zoopla, we can reveal which York houses received the most page views in the last month. The properties

  • Hospital recruits more staff for Covid-testing lab

    YORK Hospitals Trust is taking on extra staff in its Covid-testing microbiology labs as it braces for a new surge of cases. The 65-or-so staff spread across two labs in York and Scarborough are responsible for testing all the Covid swabs taken

  • Police boss 'extremely concerned' about teenage drug use

    A POLICE chief has said she is "extremely concerned" about the recent deaths of teenagers due to drugs in York and North Yorkshire. Julia Mulligan, North Yorkshire police, fire and crime commissioner, was asked by a resident if a campaign should

  • Minster offers chance to remember loved ones lost in pandemic

    PEOPLE who have lost loved ones during the coronavirus pandemic will be able to go to York Minster next Monday and light a candle in their memory, pray or just sit in the space and reflect. The cathedral is organising a special ‘Day to Remember’

  • Two more stores in York city centre to close

    TWO more stores in York city centre are to close down. Signs in the windows of Poundland in Coney Street have announced ‘store closing,’ with ‘massive reductions’ and ‘everything 75 per cent off'. The shelves are already looking empty and a member

  • Youth denies being part of ATM explosions gang

    A TEENAGER accused of being part of a gang that blew up cashpoints in different counties has told a jury he knew nothing about the operation. The 16-year-old alleged he would sometimes “cruise” around in a car and go for food with George Tunney,

  • Another York hospital trust Covid death takes total to 230

    ANOTHER patient suffering from coronavirus has died at a hospital run by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The death brings the total number of Covid-19 related deaths at York and Scarborough Hospitals since the pandemic began to 230