Drax Group records drop in profits as government subsidy deal nears
Drax Group has reported a drop in profits as it confirms it expects to sign a deal with the government on subsidies later this year.
Applegarth unable to confirm fears of Harris injury as Knights await scan results
MARK Applegarth is hopeful that captain Liam Harris will be back available before the end of York Knights’ season – but could not make any promises on whether that would be possible.
Charity set up in memory of mum reaches major target
A CHARITY set up in memory of a much-loved woman has reached a significant fundraising target.
UK favourite festival returns for a glorious weekend in the North Yorkshire sun
Deer Shed – UK’s favourite festival – returns for a glorious weekend in the North Yorkshire sun. Here is our review
York ‘Gin and Sin’ show to cheer and horrify festival audience
York’s Georgian Festival will be hosting an 18th Century gin tasting with a twist – with the iconic Mad Alice of the Bloody Tour of York.
Yorkshire firms report drop in business confidence says Lloyds survey
Business confidence in Yorkshire dropped four points during July to 45 per cent, according to the latest Business Barometer from Lloyds.
Youths start fire at York nature reserve
Emergency crews have been called in after reports of a fire at Clifton Backies.
Here’s how to beat the blues when you return from holiday
In this week’s wellbeing article, Martin Furber advises on how to beat the blues when you return from holiday
Football team swapping boots for bounces in charity challenge
The Brayton Belles Under 11s football team, of Selby, will take on a 5k inflatable obstacle course at York Knavesmire in September to raise funds for St Leonard’s Hospice. The Crawler, Bish Bash, and Mega […]
On this day in 2015: York Art Gallery admission cost protests
On this day in 2015, the York Press reported that protesters against new admission charges at York Art Gallery had unexpectedly been granted entry.
