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Police appeal for witnesses to rash of attempted break-ins in Westfield last night
POLICE are appealing for information about a rash of break-ins and attempted burglaries in York’s Westfield area overnight last night. They have urged homeowners in the area to be on the alert – and if they witness a crime in progress to call police
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Horsebox carrying three horses catches fire on busy main road
A horsebox carrying three horses caught fire on a busy trunk road north of York. Firefighters were called to the northbound A1 between Baldersby and Leeming at just after 4pm today. “On arrival crews located a horsebox carrying three horses
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'I visit Florence's new five-star hotel in Italy - and get some surprises!'
KAY FRANCES indulges in Florence's culinary delights and checks out the city’s hottest new five-star hotel, La Gemma SIPPING one of Tuscany’s finest Chianti’s, accompanied by rosemary bread and the Chanel No. 5 of extra virgin olive oil, I’m feeling
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York suffers 'traffic gridlock' on first weekend of Christmas market
YORK suffered from what one reader described as ‘gridlock’ today as the first Saturday of the Christmas market coincided with a visit to York by Hartlepool FC fans. Reader Derek Ralphs said traffic jams in the city centre caused long queues of
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Neal Ardley slams York City loss as 'embarrassing' and issues apology
YORK City manager Neal Ardley labelled his side's 3-1 defeat to Hartlepool United as 'embarrassing' before issuing an apology to the supporters. Goals from Jake Hastie, Tom Crawford and Nicky Featherstone saw Hartlepool claim the three points,
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Village pub near York reopens after rising above the floods
STEADY as she goes… The Ship Inn at Acaster Malbis has re-opened, after being forced to close for a day last week because of rising flood waters. Pub supervisor Lewis Lumb said the pub had had to close for the day on Thursday as rising waters
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York City slump to defeat to John Askey's Hartlepool United
JOHN ASKEY enjoyed his return to York City in the opposition dugout, as Hartlepool United cruised to a comfortable 3-1 victory at the LNER Community Stadium, seeing the Minstermen drop into the Vanarama National League relegation zone. A goal in
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'We feel safe and secure': Christmas market traders verdict on York's new bollards
YORK city centre was heaving today for the first Saturday of this year’s Christmas market. Crowds thronged Parliament Street and St Sampson’s Square, and stalls were doing a roaring trade. In fact, there were so many people that at one point
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Experts reveal the 8 rarest animals in the UK and where to find them
For those looking to uncover the hidden wonders of the UK's wildlife, outdoor experts have revealed the eight rarest animals in the UK and the places you might be able to find them. Searches for wildlife trails in the UK have increased by 3600%
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LIVE BLOG: York City vs Hartlepool United
5:03pm Thankyou for joining us this afternoon, and we'll see you all back on home soil again on Tuesday night for the
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Driving offences that could land you the most points on your licence revealed
The driving offences that could lead to the most penalty points on your licence have been revealed. More than 2.7 million drivers across England, Scotland and Wales currently have at least three points on their driving licences as a result of
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David Stockdale to miss York City's clash with Hartlepool
DAVID STOCKDALE is set to miss York City’s Vanarama National League clash with Hartlepool United today, whilst either Michael Duckworth or Maziar Kouhyar could be on course for a return to the first team squad. Stockdale suffered a blow to the
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Calling all gin fans! I tried Aldi’s new gins and they're perfect for Christmas
As Christmas approaches, so do the special festive-themed alcoholic beverages. Whilst many prefer to stick to the traditional mulled wine or a glass of bubbly over Christmas, recent years have seen a new tradition appear. As more and more supermarket
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Bid to help York children with disabilities or illness this Christmas
A YORK-based charity is asking people to provide a Christmas boost to children living with illness or complex disabilities. Children's charity Jessie's Fund is taking part in the Big Give Christmas Campaign, a matched giving initiative offering
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OPINION: Hancock and Farage are proof ITV love rehabilitating the worst people
When Matt Hancock was revealed to be one of the 'celebrities' taking part in I'm a Celebrity last year, the UK seemed to universally groan. Hancock was the face of the pandemic and expected to lead by example. Instead, Hancock chose to have an
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River Ouse flood warnings remain - water levels 'expected to remain high' into Sunday
Flood warnings remain in place for York today – and water levels on the River Ouse are 'expected to remain high' into at least tomorrow Riverside areas of the Ouse at King’s Staith, Queen’s Staith, South Esplanade, Friars Terrace and Tower Place
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POLL: Vote for the best delivery service as new survey ranks worst firms in 2023
From late arrivals to missing parcels, delivery services get a bad reputation but is there one that is a cut above the rest? This week, delivery services in the UK were described as "miserable" by customers for the third year running, according
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Full list of every I'm a Celebrity winner from Gino D'Acampo to Jill Scott
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here is set to return to television screens across the UK in November. The reality series has been a staple on ITV for 21 years, with the first series airing all the way back in 2002. The show sees big-name celebrities
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Exact time the Leonid meteor shower peaks in the UK this weekend
The UK's skies will be lit up this weekend as the dazzling Leonid meteor shower peaks. One of the more prolific annual meteor showers, the Lenoids are known to be fast and bright meteors - promising an impressive display for stargazers. Associated
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Haircuts serve up a fun, breezy treat at York's Barbican
A mere 15,215 days after I last saw Haircut 100 perform in March 1982 it was time to catch them again, this time at York's Barbican on the final night of their long overdue reunion tour. I'd first heard of the band in 1981 when a friend who DJ'd
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Opinion: Why I’m glad I had a dull Saturday job
MY first job was a bit of a disaster. I was a Saturday girl at the indoor market in Bradford’s Arndale Centre, and earned £7.50 for a long, tedious day’s work. There was no lunchbreak - I ate my sandwiches behind the counter, between serving customers
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Police investigating after midnight car fire in layby near York deemed 'deliberate'
POLICE are investigating what is thought to be a case of arson after a car caught fire in a layby near York. Fire crews were called to the layby, on the A59 near Green Hammerton, at 1.26am this morning. Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus
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Vulnerable woman who went missing in Great Ayton found following police search
A vulnerable woman in her 70s who went missing in the Great Ayton area has been found, police have confirmed. A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said: "Thank you for your help and support while the search was ongoing."
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'Went on a date there in 1982 - still married now' - memories of York's Odeon
YORK'S Odeon cinema in Blossom Street was a much loved part of our city for seven decades. It opened in a blaze of celebration on February 1, 1937 and closed almost 70 years later in August 2006, despite a city-wide appeal to keep it open.
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'We sold 140 kilos of this sticky chicken' - local food heroes worth a visit
YORKSHIRE'S Food Capital is a tag many of our regional cities would love to claim. But the grand title belongs to North Yorkshire's Malton - and after a day spent on its monthly food tour, it is easy to see why. It was the late, great, Italian
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'Why Rishi Sunak needs Nick Clegg more than David Cameron' - letter
WHEN Dave Cameron was in government he was PM for six years. For the first five years he had Nick Clegg as his deputy to run the country for him. As soon as he no longer had Nick Clegg as his deputy to run the country for him, he was in trouble
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Missing Scarborough boy found 'safe and well'
A 16-year-old boy who went missing from Scarborough yesterday has been found safe and well, police have confirmed. A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said: "Thank you to everyone who shared our appeal."
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Introducing Lucy Pittaway's heartwarming Christmas artwork
Welcome to the festive season with Lucy Pittaway Ltd! We are excited to unveil two delightful Christmas-themed art pieces that are sure to fill your heart with warmth and Christmas cheer. "There's Snow Place Like Home" and "Winter Woolies" are artistic
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Salvation Army's free boxing sessions in York back to 'break down barriers'
ON a rainy Tuesday morning in York, the York Masters Boxing Club gym in Redeness Street is a whirl of activity: filled with the sound of feet dancing on canvas and gloves thudding into bags. Would-be boxers are working up a sweat at the row of
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York set for lavish ball and major arts festival
York is set for a major arts festival next September. The event aims to build up on what is shaping up to be a most lavish New Year’s Eve Ball in the city centre next month. The events are being organised by Ashley Mason and wife Danielle,
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York Christmas Market is one of the most beautiful in Europe - do you agree?
York Christmas Market has been named one of the most beautiful to visit in Europe this year. There are so many festive markets to explore in the lead-up to the most wonderful time of the year, whether it’s here in the UK or across the rest of Europe
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'I was really shocked someone I thought was my mate had taken advantage of me'
A “friend” used his frequent visits to a visually impaired man to plunder the victim’s bank account. Arron Bairstow, 24, repeatedly stole the victim’s bank card when he called on him, and used it at a nearby cash machine to withdraw money and once
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High street heritage project set to move to new home in York - but needs help
A centre in York that is keeping the "endangered craft" of printing alive is having to move home - and is now appealing for help to fund the transition. The Thin Ice Press, York's centre for print, was founded in 2017 by Professor Helen Smith and
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Closure of main road through York extended again
OVERRUNNING roadworks on a busy road in York have been extended yet again. Kent Street is still closed near the Barbican. The road closed on Monday, August 7 between its junctions with Fawcett Street and Barbican Road for drainage and highway resurfacing
