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  • Mitch Hancox signs a one-year contract with York City

    MITCH HANCOX has agreed to a new contract with York City to keep him at the club for the 2022/23 season. Hancox joined York from Hereford in October last year on what was originally a one-month loan deal, which was then extended until the end of

  • Young band from York play to hundreds at festival gig

    AN UP and coming young band from York beat off competition from dozens of other hopefuls to play in front of hundreds of people at a beer festival. Crystal Aluminium, which came together last year through Rock God Academy, run by Al Morrison of

  • Cannabis factory found in former petrol station

    A CANNABIS factory has been uncovered in a former petrol station in East Yorkshire. Humberside Police said more than 100 cannabis plants were recovered after officers received a call to attend the building near Bridlington.  A large cannabis

  • Here's why York art gallery has a spiky new look

    A STRIKING artwork has transformed the front of York Art Gallery as part of the Aesthetica Art Prize 2022 exhibition. Portico by Steve Messam is one of the shortlisted works displayed at York Art Gallery from tomorrow (Friday, June 24). The temporary

  • Former York City striker Edmondson joins Carlisle United

    FORMER York City striker Ryan Edmondson has signed a two-year contract with Carlisle United, joining them on a free transfer from Leeds United. Edmondson makes the move after spending five years with Leeds, having signed for them in 2017 from York

  • Charity hits back over claims Roman Quarter plan is 'flawed'

    A CHARITY behind plans for a new ‘Roman Quarter’ in York has hit back at historic conservation experts who described the idea as “fundamentally flawed”. York Archaeological Trust (YAT) has issued an eight page response to the Council for British

  • Champion Howe wins fifth race in a row at Yorkshire Wolds

    MEN’S champion Jordan Rowe made it five consecutive wins after triumphing at the Yorkshire Wolds course in round five of the York and District Road Race League. Rowe, representing York Postal Harriers, completed the course 55 seconds ahead of second-placed

  • Student flats stay open as pop-up hotel for summer

    PURPOSE-BUILT student flats in York are being turned into a ‘pop up’ hotel over the summer holidays. The aim is to ensure the flats remain used over the period, generating an income for the landlords and fulfilling a demand for affordable rooms

  • NHS dentist boost for North Yorkshire town

    NHS dental services are returning to a North Yorkshire town after nearly two years. Helmsley Smiles is to begin offering a service "over the coming weeks" once it has ensured its premises are DDA (Disability Discrimination Act) Compliant and it

  • Police step up patrols in York

    POLICE in York are putting on extra patrols today. For many school children across York and North Yorkshire, today is the last day of their GCSE exams and the force has put on extra foot patrols. A spokesman said: "It’s been a difficult few

  • Police hunt three men after bike thefts in York

    POLICE are hunting thieves who stole two high value bikes in York. North Yorkshire Police say the hybrid bicycles were stolen rom York city centre and that the The TREK ALLANT 5+ bikes, both with dark grey frames, black handlebars and seats were

  • Homes underway in North Yorkshire town

    Construction is underway on 20 energy-efficient homes in Pickering. York Housing Association is building the homes on Outgang Lane, in partnership with northern housing association Karbon Homes. The mix of two and three-bed homes and one-bed

  • Car destroyed by fire on major road through North Yorkshire

    A BMW car was totally destroyed after a fire which caused tailbacks on a major road through North Yorkshire. Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say they were called out yesterday afternoon (June 22) to a fire on the A1 northbound. As The Press

  • Ex-MOD homes on sale near York

    REFURBISHED homes have gone on sale in a village just outside York. Property company Annington is selling the former MOD houses just off Howard Road, Strensall. The sale of the 2-3 bed homes comes as website Your Move reports rising demand

  • Delivery aims to cut York centre pollution

    Companies delivering to York businesses will be encouraged to get their parcels sent to a delivery hub near the city walls in a bid to cut air pollution and congestion. City of York Council is to set up a trial for a ‘last mile delivery’ hub which

  • Crucifixion staged in York market

    YORK'S Mystery Plays came to the Shambles Market last night. Familiar scenes from the Bible - from Adam and Eve to the Crucifixion - were played out amongst the stalls to an audience of 100 people. Yorkshire born actor Mick Liversidge took

  • Coast to Coast path proposal set to be submitted to government

    A blueprint which could see Alfred Wainwright’s 190-mile Coast to Coast route join the country’s top long distance routes as a National Trail looks set to be submitted to the government within weeks. Natural England, the government’s adviser for

  • North Yorkshire Council facing potential £50m black hole

    A COUNCIL finance boss has revealed North Yorkshire’s new unitary local authority is facing a possible black hole of close to £50m a year, largely due to deficits it will inherit from district councils and high inflation. North Yorkshire County

  • Firefighters called out to smoke machine in York

    A COSMETIC smoke machine being used at a property in York led to firefighters being called in. Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say they were called out at 7.08pm last night (June 22) to Dalton Terrace in York. A spokesman for the service

  • Firefighters battle moors fire in North Yorkshire

    FIREFIGHTERS have been tackling a fire on moorland in North Yorkshire. Helmsley firefighters say they were called in on Monday (June 21) to a fire on the moors near Levisham. A spokesman for the service said: "Yesterday we attended a moorland

  • Two people injured in crash in North Yorkshire

    AN investigation is underway after a crash in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Police say they were called out last night (June 22) to a crash near Burn Bridge near Harrogate. Sgt Paul Cording was on the scene. He said: "It caused a few

  • Rail strike: "Could it have been avoided? Yes!"

    THIS rail strike will cause predictable havoc throughout Britain. Could it have been avoided? Yes! George Orwell, with his Animal Farm story, predicted our future of this moment where yet again the ruling classes try to enforce a downtrodden sub

  • Guildhall restoration project nearly £6m over budget

    The York Guildhall restoration project has gone over budget by nearly £6m since it began in 2019, the latest figures reveal. The renovation time almost doubled from 77 weeks to 141 weeks due to a host of challenging factors, not least the Covid

  • Rail strikes set to spark second day of travel chaos

    TRAIN firms running through York and North Yorkshire are advising passengers to only travel if necessary today (Thursday), as the second day of strikes gets underway. This week marks the country’s biggest rail strike since 1989. Around 40,000