Shop owner says he will do his best to prevent alcohol-related nuisance behaviour
A Heslington shop owner has said he will do his best to prevent nuisance behaviour from alcohol sales after being granted a licence amid concerns from residents.
Site of Iron Age settlement in North Yorkshire damaged by illegal off-roading
The area close to Hackness and thought to date back around 2,500 years has suffered damage including severe rutting, churn up and disturbance to the ground.
Historic York riverside building could be converted into restaurant
A Grade I-listed 18th Century building by the River Ouse in York could be set for a new lease of life as a restaurant under a newly-lodged licensing application.
Forget National Identity cards – why not microchip humans like we do for pets?
Forget National Identity cards – why not microchip humans just as we do pets, says our letter writer. What do you think?
Do you recognise this parade of shops in York? It looks different today
Changing York: see how this parade of shops in York looks different today
Drivers reminded of lane closure on busy York street
From Monday, January 20 the left-hand lane in Queen Street approach to the Micklegate and Blossom Street Junction will be closed.
‘What happened to this lad; did he join the Army?’ Recognise boy from 1970s?
An ex soldier wonders what happened to this lad from a photo taken at Knavesmire in the early 1970s? Recognise him?
‘No excuse’ – Hinshelwood frustrated as City stumble to defeat against Sutton
ADAM HINSHELWOOD ruled out making any excuses as York City stumbled to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Sutton United.
Rare Yorkshire sheep inspires artists from across UK
A rare Yorkshire sheep and its fleece are the inspiration for an exhibition of artists from all over the country.
Frustration boils over for City as Will Davies inflicts revenge on York
WILL DAVIES made the most of his return to York City after hitting a brace in a 2-0 win for York City.
