Bethany Worthy awarded ‘Gold Standard’ accreditation
A SOLICITOR at a North Yorkshire practice has been awarded a ‘Gold Standard’ accreditation
‘Move cars in narrow York street and make way to park wheelie bins in the road’
Move cars and make way for wheelie bins in St John’s Street in York – says our letter writer
Fire at commercial unit in North Yorkshire village – emergency crews on scene
Firefighters have been called to a generator fire in King Rudding Lane, Riccall.
On this day in 2015: Jeremy Corbyn visits York and gives speech
On this day in 2015, the York Press reported that Jeremy Corbyn had been received in York, where he was visiting as part of his Labour leadership campaign.
Mayor visits Hunmanby’s Hungate Court to witness energy improvements
York and North Yorkshire’s mayor, David Skaith, visited Hungate Court in Hunmanby to see how a multi-million pound project has increased energy efficiency for the 1970s sheltered housing block.
Man goes for world record after running 3k for 2,000 days straight
Twenty-three-year-old Mridul Manoj is preparing to submit his evidence to Guinness World Records for official recognition, after having run at least three kilometres every single day – for more than 2,000 days in a row.
Glow-in-the-dark York walk to raise funds for youth homelessness group
SASH’s ‘Neon Walk for Change’ will see participants embark on a glow-in-the-dark circular 5k walk to raise funds for the charity, which works to tackle youth homelessness.
End of an era as new restaurant takes over from York’s oldest business
We look back at the story behind one of the oldest businesses in York – Banks Musicroom – now a Thai restaurant
‘Thank you’ to all who helped make charity tractor run a success
A CHEQUE presentation has taken place to hand over funds raised at the 23rd annual Beadlam Charity Tractor Run.
Village pub in York reopens after five year closure – to delight of locals
The Blacksmiths Arms in Skelton has finally reopened – much to the delight of residents.
