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  • Man knocked unconscious in late night attack in York

    A MAN has been knocked unconscious in a late-night assault in York. North Yorkshire Police said the attack happened near the KFC takeaway in Blossom Street at about 11.30pm on Saturday. It said a group of approximately five men approached the

  • Teenage cyclist trapped underneath gritter lorry in York

    A teenage cyclist had to be freed from underneath a gritting lorry while receiving emergency treatment after a collision in York. Police are investigating the serious injury collision involving the cyclist and gritting lorry in the Dringhouses

  • Emergency services at scene of serious collision in York

    Emergency services are dealing with a serious road traffic collision in York tonight (Monday, December 6). Firefighters from Acomb, York and Tadcaster are at the scene in Tadcaster Road, along with North Yorkshire Police and paramedics from the

  • York City Knights Ladies sign England star from Castleford

    YORK City Knights Ladies have pulled off another major coup after securing the signing of experienced England star Tara Stanley. The full-back becomes the first signing the Ladies have announced ahead of the 2022 season and The Press understands

  • Tadcaster Albion fall to back-to-back defeats in the league

    TADCASTER Albion have fallen to successive league defeats after losing 2-0 at Yorkshire Amateur, writes Olly Wood. Having lost 4-0 at Stockton Town last time out, Tadcaster were unable to get back to winning ways and now sit just three points above

  • York City's Kurt Willoughby: 'I've watched my goal 50 times'

    YORK City forward Kurt Willoughby admits that he has watched his wonder goal at Guiseley "about 50 times". Willoughby struck home a stunning curling long-range shot in the 88th minute to give York a 1-0 win away to Guiseley. The strike ensured

  • York convenience stores closed by cyber attack

    AT LEAST two convenience stores in York have been forced to close their doors temporarily because of a cyber attack. The Spar stores in Lowther Street and Huntington Road are amongst more than 300 across the north which have been affected.

  • Gateshead are no 'world beaters' says York City's John Askey

    JOHN ASKEY has ranked Gateshead as one of the top two teams in the Vanarama National League North but stressed that they are not "world beaters". York City have sealed back-to-back wins under new interim manager Askey following the abject 2-1 defeat

  • York set for a Green Christmas

    CHRISTMAS trees are being sent around York by a newly formed local company. Sian Harrison, 30, is the driving force behind a newly formed group that aims to provide Christmas trees to the people of York. ‘Green Christmas’ was formed on November

  • Yorkshire appoint Darren Gough as new managing director

    YORKSHIRE have confirmed the interim appointment of Darren Gough as the county's new managing director of cricket, writes Jamie Gardner. The former England paceman is initially in post until the end of the 2022 season and his appointment comes

  • Inflation likely to top 5 % in 2022, says Bank of England

    UK inflation could 'comfortably exceed' five per cent by the spring when energy bills are set to rise again, the Bank of England's deputy governor has warned. In a speech in Leeds, Ben Broadbent added that the country's tight labour market is also

  • Power cut hits 140 properties in village near York

    ABOUT 140 properties in a village near York have been without power since last night. Northern Powergrid said an unexpected problem with cables or equipment had caused the loss of electricity supplies in the YO23,YO61 andYO62 areas around Skewsby

  • New parents in York invited to a free play session at library

    PARENTS in York are invited to a special event at a York library on Wednesday, to help build their babies’ brains and strengthen the bonds between them. City of York Council are among the local authorities sharing the NSPCC’s Look, Say, Sing, Play

  • Power cut hits 140 properties in village near York

    ABOUT 140 properties in a village near York lost their power supplies for more than 12 hours. Northern Powergrid said an unexpected problem with cables or equipment had caused the loss of electricity supplies in the YO23,YO61 andYO62 areas around

  • Missing Ryedale woman found

    POLICE have now found a woman that went missing in Ryedale yesterday. The missing 21-year-old woman from Malton was found safe and well just before 2.40pm today (December 6). She was located by search and rescue volunteers near to where she

  • Lorry destroyed by fire

    A LORRY has been destroyed by fire in a North Yorkshire town. North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service said crews from Boroughbridge, Ripon and Thirsk extinguished the blaze in Long Street, Topcliffe, near Thirsk. It said the articulated lorry

  • UK CHAMPIONSHIP: Zhao Xintong lives up to hype in final win

    ZHAO XINTONG justified the hype that has been heaped upon his shoulders by completing a 10-5 win over Luca Brecel to claim the UK Championship crown at the York Barbican, writes Mark Staniforth. Stars including Jimmy White and Ronnie O'Sullivan

  • Oil spill in York beck

    BOOMS and absorbent mats are being used to tackle an oil spill in a York beck. The Environment Agency tweeted that the oil had been reported in Blue Beck in Rawcliffe. It said the booms and mats were intended to contain the pollution and minimise

  • Why the past is vital to York's future

    If you think of the industries that represent York, the ones that come to mind are chocolate and confectionery, the railways and Tourism. The National Railway Museum, York’s Chocolate Story, the York Cocoa Works, the Castle Museum and the Minster demonstrate

  • Fresh fury from human rights group at York blue badge ban

    HUMAN rights campaigners have blasted the ban on blue badge parking in York’s pedestrian zone, branding it a “defining moment for York as a human rights city”. Human Rights City Network has told of its “disappointment and dismay” at City of York

  • "Cavalier" banned driver parked on pedestrian crossing

    A BANNED MOTORIST who parked her Audi on a pedestrian crossing in view of police officers has appeared in court. Karolina Joanne Riley should not have been on the road at all because she was supposed to be serving a six-month driving disqualification

  • False York honeymooners jailed for illegal work

    A COUPLE who claimed they came to Britain for their honeymoon and decided to stay have been jailed and will be deported. In reality, Roberto Bruno Costa Dos Santos, 26, and Dayan Teixeira Goncalves, 37, planned to get jobs in the UK before they