On this day in 2015: cycling Shakespeareans to perform in York
On this day in 2015, the York Press reported that The HandleBards, a Shakespearean acting company that travels between venues by bike, were set to perform in York.
York Hospital Radio broadcaster to mark 60 years on air with live show
York Hospital Radio volunteer Keith Lea will celebrate 60 years on air at the station this Saturday (July 26), when he will present a special six-hour live show accompanied by family members, fellow presenters, and […]
Family friendly dog show to be held in North Yorkshire
A family friendly dog show is being held at Beadlam Grange Farm Shop this Sunday.
York helicopter engineer’s record bike ride bid
HELICOPTER engineer Jack Harrison has become the first recorded person to summit the highest legally rideable mountains in England, Scotland and Wales by mountain bike.
Ongoing police incident closes bridge in North Yorkshire
The county’s police force say they are currently dealing with an incident at the Scarborough Spa bridge.
Hinshelwood impressed by City’s learning as pre-season nears end
ADAM Hinshelwood has been pleased with how his York City squad have learned over the course of pre-season, and felt it was on show in tonight’s 2-2 draw with Barnsley.
City put on encouraging display to hold League One Barnsley to a 2-2 draw
AN ENCOURAGING performance from York City saw Adam Hinshelwood’s side hold Sky Bet League One side Barnsley to a 2-2 draw at the LNER Community Stadium.
Craft brewing giant to close York bar as part of national strategy
Brewdog is to close 10 of its bars later this week, including its first ever venue in Aberdeen.
York IT firm warns of scepticism on Artificial Intelligence
York technology firm boxxe says scepticism over AI places firms at risk of falling behind.
Teenager spared football ban for taking flare to York City match
A teenage York City fan who tried to take a flare into his club’s match with Hartlepool United has been spared a football banning order.
