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Man wanted by police is believed to be in York
A man wanted by police is believed to be in York. Zac Weathers, 28, of York, is wanted in connection to an assault, burglary, theft and criminal damage, said North Yorkshire Police. A police spokesperson said: "A warrant has been issued for
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Vintage bike that was restored during lockdown found after being stolen
A vintage bike that was restored during lockdown has been found after it was stolen in York, police said. The 40-year-old Raleigh Royal bicycle was taken from bike racks next to Shi Shang Chinese restaurant in Fawcett Street between 10am and 12.30pm
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Alex Hunt makes York City stay permanent after signing for an undisclosed fee
ALEX HUNT has returned to York City on a permanent basis. Fan favourite Hunt re-joins York on a permanent deal from Grimsby Town, signing from the Mariners for an undisclosed fee. Hunt was also unveiled in York's new home strip for the 2024
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York City unveil 2024/25 home strip, posed by latest addition
YORK City have unveiled their home strip for the 2024/25 season. As shown off by new signing Alex Hunt, who joins the club on a permanent deal for an undisclosed fee, the new York home shirt for the upcoming season has been revealed. As designed
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General Election 2024: All candidates contesting York Central and Outer revealed
The names of all candidates for York’s two parliamentary constituencies have been released ahead of next month’s general election. A total of 18 candidates are standing across York Central and York Outer, nine in each constituency. Labour,
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Rapeseed oil product returns to Yorkshire farm
Yorkshire Rapeseed Oil at Thixendale has reintroduced its Lemon, Garlic, Oregano, and Thyme oil as a permanent line. Previously the produce, launched in 2022, was just made as a charity fundraiser. Yorkshire Rapeseed Oil’s brand account manager
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Fraudster uses stolen credit card at shops in York city centre
A fraudster used a stolen credit card at businesses in York city centre. North Yorkshire Police said a man used the card in Co-op, in Stonebow, and surrounding businesses at 8pm on Friday, April 26. The force issued a photograph of a man they
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Top job for North Yorkshire insolvency expert
Well-known insolvency practitioner Dave Broadbent has been appointed as regional chair of R3, the insolvency and restructuring trade body. Dave, who lives in Northallerton, began working in the insolvency sector in 1997, becoming one of the UK’
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Dozens of taxi drivers protest against Uber licence bid in York
DOZENS of Taxi drivers from York protested against Uber being given a private hire licence in the city. As The Press previously reported, taxi company Uber is applying for a private hire licence to operate in York. Uber cars can currently operate
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GENERAL ELECTION 2024: "It feels like 2010" says Tory MP tipped to lose
Could York Outer MP Julian Sturdy pull off a shock result and survive? Whilst the polls are predicting a Labour win by Luke Charters, the Conservative MP of 14 years says based on what people tell him on the doorstep, it is “not as bad” as the
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Paul Jubb hopes to raise world standings after upsetting the odds
YORK-raised Paul Jubb is eager to improve his world rankings after booking his spot in round two of the LTA’s Rothesay Open in straight sets. A superb victory for Jubb saw the 24-year-old overcome the challenge of Croatian Duje Ajdukovic in straight
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'I don’t have anyone to talk to about what’s happening' - work of York hospice hailed
THE work done at a hospice in York has been hailed. St Leonard’s Hospice in Tadcaster Road in York is raising awareness during Carers Week this week of their Carers Support Service that provides help to family, friends and loved ones of those living
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POLL: Should teachers be responsible for helping children brush their teeth?
Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting appeared on Good Morning Britain (GMB) earlier today (June 11) to discuss his suggestion of supervised tooth brushing for three to five-year-olds during the school day, which he claims would be an “absolutely worthwhile
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Anfield calls for York Valkyrie to return to best after lengthy break
LINDSAY Anfield hopes that York Valkyrie will use their lengthy break to toughen up ahead of the second half of the campaign. The reigning champions currently sit fourth in the Betfred Women’s Super League table, behind rivals St Helens, Wigan
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GENERAL ELECTION 2024: Farmer warns 'a Vote for the Tories, is a Vote for Labour.'
A vote for the Conservatives is a vote for Labour, says Reform UK candidate Thirsk farmer Mark Robinson. Mark is standing for Nigel Farage’s party in Thirsk and Malton, hoping to take the traditionally-safe Conservative seat from government minister
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'Excuse us while we change' - shop toilet closure woes in York
A CITY centre shop in York has closed its toilets for a refurb. Marks and Spencer in Pavement in York city centre has closed its toilets for a refit meaning the frequently used facility on the third floor is out of action and people are having
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Crash closes major road in North Yorkshire – air ambulance lands at scene
UPDATE: A woman in her 30s died in a car crash on the A19 in North Yorkshire Part of the A19 in North Yorkshire is closed after a serious crash, police said. Drivers are being told to avoid area after the crash at the crossroads for Carlton
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Warning to everyone going on holiday over Ryanair, easyJet & TUI scams
Everyone going on holiday this summer has been warned not to fall for scams from social media criminals impersonating major airlines. Scammers are impersonating every major airline operating in the UK, according to new analysis from consumer group
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Pet owners warned they have weeks to act as new £500 fine rule becomes law
Cat owners have just 20 days to act before they could be hit with £500 fines. It is now the law that all cat owners in England must have their pet microchipped, though figures from the PDSA Animal Wellbeing Report revealed that more than 2.4 million
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Woman rushed to hospital after being 'found on fire in toilet' at McDonald's
A WOMAN is seriously ill in hospital after being found on fire in the toilets of a fast food restaurant. The McDonald's on Ingleby Road, Girlington, Bradford, was cordoned off by police following a concern for the safety of a woman yesterday evening
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York taxi drivers to stage protest as council to decide licence for Uber
York taxi drivers are set to stage a protest while councillors decide whether to grant Uber a licence to operate in the city. The demonstration is set to take place ahead of Uber’s application for a private hire licence which is being heard at
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North Yorkshire car financier revs up success
SUPERCAR financier Apollo Capital has won a major prize at this year’s prestigious Credit Strategy Car Finance Awards. The Harrogate-based finance broker, which specialises in funding luxury, classic, super and hypercars was crowned ‘Best Specialist
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York firm in African bio-energy project
York-based AgriSound is working with a South African firm to turn sugar into energy on an industrial scale. The work with GYO Systems involves better monitoring of crop-pests so as to increase sugar yields. Hydroponics will also be used to boost
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Crash on major road near York has been cleared
A CRASH on a major road near York has been cleared. The crash, which was first reported at around 7.27am today (June 11), was on the A1079 near Dunnington. The road was partially blocked both ways, but it has since been cleared and traffic
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Almost 250 York school pupils came together for sporting festival
Almost 250 students from schools across York's South-Bank Multi Academy Trust came together for a sporting festival. On Tuesday, June 11, the pupils took part in the Trust's annual SportFest at York Sport Village. This is the second time that
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Darts legends set to battle on the stage in York
DARTS legends are set to battle it out on the stage in York. The World Seniors Darts Matchplay is returning to York Barbican this October, with 16 of the best over 50's in the sport competing over two days of action. The Legendary 16-time world
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York pensioner fell to his death through hole left by builder, jury hears
An 81-year-old York man fell to his death through a hole in his bathroom floor left by a builders’ employee, a jury has heard. In a statement, Kenneth Armitage’s daughter Susan said she became concerned when she went round to his house in the dark
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Family run chippy hoping for your votes in Best Chippy 2024
A FAMILY focused chippy where you can ‘taste the quality’ is today’s entry for Best Chippy 2024. Thompsons Famous Fish & Chips is one of 10 finalists in The Press 'Best Chippy 2024' awards. Press readers have nominated their favourite fish
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'Captivating' new bakery to open in York - after starting in founder's kitchen
A NEW bakery is coming to York after starting life during lockdown - in its founder's kitchen. Leeds-based Savvy Baker is opening in 16 Swinegate this month (June). Starting as a lockdown project in co-founder Savannah Roqaa's kitchen, the business
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PICTURES: Where's best to watch the Euros 2024 in York?
WHERE is the best place to watch the Euros in York? Unless you're boarding your flights to Germany, you'll likely be planning where to watch the big games in the upcoming tournament. And if you're someone that likes to make an occasion of it
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Top retailer closes shop in York
A TOP retailer has closed its shop in York city centre. Fashion retailer Superdry has been in Davygate since Borders bookshop closed more than a decade ago, but now they have closed their doors and work is underway to clear fixtures and fittings
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Much-loved York business opens new shop
A MUCH-LOVED York business has opened a new shop in North Yorkshire. Oleria Patisserie and multi-cultural delicatessen opened a second base in the city back in Summer 2022 at 78-80 Gillygate - the former home of Tarts and Titbits. This was