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‘I was definitely in shock’: Gong for man who changed mental health services in York
A man who helped change mental health services in York has been recognised with a British Empire Medal (BEM) in the King’s Birthday Honours. Craig Russo, from York, helped put mental health practitioners in 12 GP surgeries while working for the
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Kate Middleton to make first public appearance since cancer diagnosis this weekend
The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton will make her first public appearance this weekend at the Trooping the Colour parade. In March, Kate announced that she had been diagnosed with cancer sharing in an emotional video message, the Princess said
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Sam Cook lined up for York Knights debut in Applegarth opener
MARK APPLEGARTH has confirmed his first preliminary squad as York Knights Head Coach. The newly-appointed York Head Coach prepares for his match at the helm, making the trip to Dewsbury Rams on Sunday, June 16 (3pm) in the Betfred Championship.
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Major logistics hub south of York wins backing from North Yorkshire Council
A major industrial development of up to 1.5million square feet has been approved for a fast-growing North Yorkshire village, south of York. Leeds-based Harworth Group plc, a leading regenerator of land and property for sustainable development and
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York estate agent wins on customer service
YORK-based Holly Price - Independent Estate Agent has won the Customer Service Award at the Yorkshire Choice Awards. Holly said: “This was so unexpected. People deserve so much better when selling their home. It’s such a massive part of your life
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Bakery opening in York for couple who started out in their kitchen at home
A NEW bakery opens in York this week with owners drawing inspiration from its home-run origins. Sweet Dreams Bakery in George Hudson Street opens at 8am on Saturday, June 15. Mara Cioineag, 27, and husband, 25-year-old Dainius Laurusevicius
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North Yorkshire spa town reports booming conference and events trade
HARROGATE Convention Centre has reported significant business growth for the 2023/24 financial year, with a very strong lettings performance and an even stronger performance forecast for next year. Among the major drivers of growth are conferences
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York building company defends safety procedures in trial over pensioner's death
A YORK company on trial in connection with a pensioner’s death has defended its health and safety procedures. Kenneth Armitage, 81, of Huntington, died when he fell through a hole in his bathroom floor left by Cooper & Westgate employee Matthew
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York visitor shocked by 'badly overgrown weed-filled vegetation' of Ouse path
HAVING visited York regularly over 60 years, on my latest visit this week, I was shocked to see the lack of maintenance and care the council is showing to this great historical gem of our country. The walk from Clifton through the city and on to
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Released York City defender links up with promotion-winning manager
A REUNION is on the cards for one former York City manager and recently released centre-halve Sam Sanders. Sanders has reunited with ex-York manager John Askey, signing a two-year deal at Truro City. It was confirmed on Wednesday afternoon
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Nigel Farage demands to join leaders debate in York
Nigel Farage has demanded a spot on the BBC’s four-way leaders’ debate panel, which Fiona Bruce will host in York next Thursday. The Reform UK leader suggested the broadcaster should feature him in the line-up after a landmark poll put his party
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Three arrested on suspicion of supplying class-A drugs in North Yorkshire
Three people have been arrested on suspicion of supplying class-A drugs after a police operation. North Yorkshire Police said officers made the arrests this week in Selby. Two men in their 20s were arrested on suspicion of the supply of class-A
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Matt Uggla admits facing 'obstacles' in developing York City's B team
MATT UGGLA has faced ‘a lot more obstacles’ than anticipated in his bid to form a B-team for York City. Speaking to the York Hospital Ball Podcast, Uggla provided a long-awaited update on progress of a potential B-team, which was originally discussed
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Top York restaurant serves up the city's history in a 'love letter' on your plate
One of York’s top fine dining restaurants has launched what it calls a new concept- inviting guests to learn about the city through the ages by what is served on your plate. The 5-star The Grand, York, has launched ‘Evolution through the Eras’
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'Great pride in our try-line' - Applegarth to bring defensive focus to York Knights
MARK Applegarth wants York Knights to take pride in their defence - starting with Sunday's trip to Dewsbury Rams (3pm). The Knights will be hoping to record a second win of the season against their West Yorkshire opponents, having edged their Betfred
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York College tutor wins Senior World Cup representing England
England’s football players have settled in Germany as they prepare for Euro 2024 in hope of going one step further this time and lifting the trophy. However, older counterparts did just that on Saturday when an England Veterans team, comprising
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Three people in York arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary after police swoop
Three people were arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary in York after a police swoop. North Yorkshire Police said officers were alerted at about 4.30am on Thursday, June 13, to the Foxwood area of York after a resident called 999. A force
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Lorry driver banned from driving after vehicle overturns in North Yorkshire
A lorry driver who failed to provide a specimen for analysis after failing a road-side drugs test for cannabis following a crash in North Yorkshire has been banned from driving. Rafal Swiatek was driving a white MAN lorry which overturned onto
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'Wanton and furious' cyclist jailed after seriously injuring York woman
A woman has been jailed for causing bodily harm by “wanton and furious driving” after “flying” around a blind corner on her bicycle with no brakes and knocking over a pedestrian, causing catastrophic injuries. Lisa Wade, 46, was drunk, riding one-handed
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Man arrested after suspected building site burglary in North Yorkshire
A MAN has been arrested in North Yorkshire following reports of a burglary at a building site. North Yorkshire Police say a man was arrested near Thirsk last night (June 13) following reports of a burglary at a building site in Sowerby. Read
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90s music icons deliver 'delicious set' - still 'creative, vibrant and relevant'
James: First Direct Arena, Leeds Saturday 8 June 2024 Review and photos by Gareth John A YEAR on from their triumphant 40th anniversary orchestral tour, including a show at The Barbican, York, indie rock veterans James returned to Leeds Arena
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£16 million 188-bed hotel to open in York from next week
A £16 million 188-bed hotel opens next week on the edge of York’s city centre. The Premier Inn will be opening in Layerthorpe following the completion of the scheme by CBR Investment Management. Premier Inn has signed a lease agreement for
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Gone but not forgotten - Coney Street's iconic clock with Little Admiral figure
THESE photos show the iconic St Martin Le Grand clock in Coney Street - with its decorative naval figure, the Little Admiral. The larger photo dates from around1890 and comes from the city council's Explore archive (images.exploreyork.org.uk).
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Fire started by children in North Yorkshire - emergency crews called in
EMERGENCY crews have been called in after children have started a fire in a town in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say they were called out to Staynor Avenue, Selby at about 8.09pm last night (June 13) after reports of
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Two boys and man arrested after York burglary
TWO boys and a man have been arrested following a burglary in York. North Yorkshire Police say that at about 4.30am on Thursday (June 13), two 17-year-old boys and a 20-year-old man were arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary of a property
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'Crikey, it was something!' - York D-Day veteran receives special visitor
A York D-Day veteran received two special guests to his home and said: “Crikey, it was something!” Joseph Wood, who recently told The Press of his service on board a minesweeper on June 6, 1944, during the Normandy landings, was visited by the
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Work finally to begin in bid to stop York bridge being cut off by flooding
Work is set to begin on a key bridge in York in a bid to prevent it being cut off by flooding. City of York Council has announced that it is going to start work on improving access to Millennium Bridge, which is often cut off when the River Ouse
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Pupils see ‘wishes come true’ as York school reaches milestone anniversary
PUPILS at a York school are seeing their wishes come true as part of a historic celebration. As The Press has previously reported, St Paul’s CE School in St Paul’s Terrace, Holgate, is 150 years old and is aiming to grant 150 'wishes' to its pupils
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'Strangers think I'm nine months pregnant' - York woman's bloating heartache
A York woman with severe bloating says it leaves her "looking nine months pregnant" and strangers even ask when her baby is due. Sarah Mason, 51, was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) at the age of 30 and says the bloating can often
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'Best quality and best service' - the final chippy in Best Chippy 2024
THE final contender in The Press' Best Chippy 2024 contest has been revealed. Brockfield Fisheries is one of 10 finalists in The Press 'Best Chippy 2024' awards. Press readers have nominated their favourite fish and chip shops in York and North
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York childcare provider to celebrate 25 years of supporting youngsters
A childcare provider in York is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The Poppleton School's Out Club - PopSoc - has been providing year-round care for children aged four to 11 since 1999. Operated by a voluntary committee of parents, and joined
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York performance company announces main summer production
One of York’s most well-known performance companies has announced its main summer production. York Opera will present ‘The Sorcerer’ at York Theatre Royal in St Leonard’s Place from July 3 to July 6. Read next: York parliamentary candidates
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Band to celebrate its 20th anniversary on the big stage in York
A band is celebrating its 20th anniversary on the big stage in York. The Shepherd Group Brass Band was formed in 2004, after an earlier version of the band lost its long-term sponsorship from Nestle Rowntree and was in danger of being disbanded
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University of York has no plan after hundreds of staff leave amid cuts, claims union
The University of York has no plan to tackle disruption after hundreds of staff leave through voluntary severance, an education union claims. York’s University and College Union branch estimates that between 300 and 700 staff members would have
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People with serious mental illness in York face higher mortality rate
People with serious mental illnesses in York face a mortality rate more than five times higher than their peers, new figures suggest. The Mental Health Foundation said the numbers are not "out of the blue" as people with serious mental illnesses