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'York Minster's solar panels are sadly no joke'
Revealed: the amazing history of York's most important bridge
'Imminent' start due for the installation of solar panels on roof of York Minster
Open day to explore Walmgate's past - and its link with the livestock trade
New awards scheme for York's unsung landmarks - letter
University says it is 'not possible' to stay at historic site
'Incredible' milestone celebrated at world-leading Minster development
Should we find ways to recycle old buildings, rather than just demolishing them?
More than a thousand people sign petition to 'save' historic York building
'Astonishing' - Couple stunned by real value of painting bought for just £34
York 'ghost signs' to be recorded in heritage project
'My pet hate? People referring to archives as 'dusty''
A historical picture tour of York city walls, PART TWO - Walmgate to Micklegate
York's schoolkids stage 'amazing' debate over city's Viking past
New exhibition in York tells of the restoration of a ‘gem’ within the city
Five-day bike ride from York to Germany 'rejuvenates' years of friendship
It's only taken York 90 years to rediscover the benefit of electric public transport
'Great to read memories of Minster fire - and to see a photo of my friend Barry'
From emperors to unexploded bombs: a potted history of York's Severus Hill
Early return 'most unlikely' for much-loved and quirky York landmark
'Why has the Admiral on top of this Coney Street clock disappeared?'
Hidden History of York: the York who man invented the first taxi-cab
'Catch it while you can' - rare view of York landmark after demolition works
Work to start on repairs to 500-year-old York church
'Did passenger trains use York's old station in the 1940s?'
'What a lovely tribute to York's Normandy veteran John'
Stretch of city walls remains closed over bank holiday
Staff at York museum reunited with Cold War nuclear jet they flew 40 years ago
York MP presses minister over museum funding for concrete repairs
Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! York's town crier is making a comeback!
Pocklington's £40k funding boost brings Iron Age museum plans a step closer
York nearly lost its city walls 200 years ago: let's not take them for granted
Rare 400-year-old 'upside down' map of York neighbourhood to go on display next week
To clean or not to clean? Should we find money to clean York's war memorial?
Sights - and smells - of 1940s return to York for museum's 'We'll Meet Again' weekend
Archbishop of York holds service in New York's Fifth Avenue
Hand of friendship reaches out from York to New York
York wealth firm sponsors top art exhibition in city
PICTURES: Artist Tony Cragg presents landmark exhibition at Castle Howard
Historic York festival to return for second year after award nominations
REVEALED: the glimpses of lost York uncovered during Queen Street Bridge demolition
We should make use of the Bullnose building in York
'Can you help me solve the puzzle of York's mysterious stone faces?'
York's back alleys in the spotlight: who designed those distinctive bricks?
York's bid for world heritage status is still on track
'How we built Jorvik': the men who created York's Viking museum reunite 40 years on
Jorvik turns 40 tomorrow - with some special treats planned for first 150 visitors
Museum boss asks for more help after unsafe concrete found in roof
Jenny's York story challenge: write about city culture - in SIX WORDS
Apprentice training boost for York Minster project
Landmark York building conservation project being carried out by local firms
Impact of theatre on York industrialists’ factory and village life revealed
York university warns of 'white supremacy' of children's classics
There's no such thing as a ‘classic Yorkshire dialect’