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York MPs, Council leader, political groups and York BID respond to Autumn Statement
MEMBERS of Parliament representing York, local political leaders and the boss of York BID have responded to the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s Autumn Statement of this afternoon (November 22). The Press published an ‘At a glance’ review and ahead
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Burst water main causing issues for drivers on main road in York
DRIVERS are being warned about a burst water main in a main road in York. A water main has burst in Low Poppleton Lane between Acomb and the city's outer ring road. First Bus has reported a diverted route via Boroughbridge Road. First York's
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Thieves strike in York suburb
THIEVES have struck in a York suburb. North Yorkshire Police say that some time overnight between November 18 and 19 November a burglary took place on St Olave's Road in Clifton and a white Vauxhall Vivaro van with a registration number starting
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Ex-York City striker Aiden Marsh's parent club expelled from FA Cup
FORMER York City forward Aiden Marsh's involvement with Barnsley in the Emirates FA Cup has seen the Tykes expelled from the competition. Marsh played for York early into the Vanarama National League season, leaving the club just over two weeks
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Oxford City boss Ross Jenkins credits York City after Minstermen win
OXFORD City manager Ross Jenkins was disappointed with the nature of his side's defending after suffering a 2-0 defeat to York City. Jenkins credited York and the defending of Tyler Cordner and Callum Howe in particular after the Minstermen claimed
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Autumn Statement at a glance: What measures did the Government announce?
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has used his Autumn Statement to announce tax cuts, tighter welfare rules and further measures aimed at getting more people into work. The speech, delivered to the Commons today (November 22), is Chancellor Jeremy
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Duke and Duchess of York reach "settlement" with Turkish woman, High Court told
The Duke of York and his ex-wife Sarah, Duchess of York, have reached a “settlement” after becoming embroiled in a High Court dispute between a wealthy Turkish woman and a Turkish businessman, a judge has been told. Andrew’s link to the fight over
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Paul Cooke a ‘welcome addition’ to York Knights' coaching team
ANDREW HENDERSON welcomed newly-appointed assistant coach Paul Cooke with open arms after the former England international joined York Knights earlier this week. Cooke joins Henderson’s backroom staff after a stint as Doncaster’s head coach in
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Universal Credit and benefits increase worth almost £500 announced for millions
Universal Credit claimants will receive an extra £470 a year on average from April, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced. Speaking to MPs at his autumn statement, Mr Hunt confirmed the Government would increase Universal Credit and other benefits
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Pensions to increase by up to £900 next year, Jeremy Hunt confirms
Pensioners will see their state pension increase by up to £900 next year, the Chancellor has announced. Jeremy Hunt confirmed that the triple lock on pensions would be honoured, with state pensions set to rise next year. Under the triple lock
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'Invisible' number plate prompts police warning to drivers
POLICE officers are reminding drivers to keep their number plates clean after stopping a car with an “invisible” rear plate. The seasonal reminder comes as there is more dirt from leaves, mud and grit on the roads. Richmondshire Neighbourhood
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York City's Will Davies and Tyler Cordner named in Team of the Week
BOTH Tyler Cordner and Will Davies have been named in the Vanarama National League's Team of Midweek, after both registering goals against Oxford City on Tuesday night. Cordner continued his good spell of form with his second goal in two games
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Three men wanted after badger sett disturbance in North Yorkshire
THREE men are wanted after a badger sett distrurbance in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Police have released images of three men they'd like to speak to following an incident at Nunnington between Malton and Helmsley. They say the it happened
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Council bosses to debate new autism and ADHD strategy
A Labour councillor is calling for City of York Council to renew its autism strategy – and to engage with autistic and neurodivergent people in the city, including those with ADHD, to better understand their needs. Cllr Justin Rose’s motion to
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Meet the new man in charge at a top York hotel
MEET the new man in charge of a top York hotel. Andy Barnsdale has been appointed general manager at Principal York, the city's grande dame hotel, nestled in the shadow of York Railway Station. He brings almost 30 years of experience of revolutionising
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Motorcyclist injured in crash with van in North Yorkshire town
A motorcyclist was injured after being involved in a crash with a van at a junction in a North Yorkshire town. North Yorkshire Police are appealing for witnesses after the incident involving a Ford Transit flatbed truck and a Suzuki GSR motorcycle
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'It's been a mad few weeks' - tearoom in York village launches dinghy to beat floods
THE owner of a cafe on the banks of the river Ouse in York has spoken of the weeks of uncertainty after recent flooding. Ruth Richards, who has operated Tea By The Lock for the past two years said the phrase ‘sink or swim’ comes to mind when looking
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Top York tourist attraction offers Black Friday discounted tickets
A terrifying tourist attraction in York has unveiled discounted deals over the Black Friday period. York Dungeons says guests can buy £10 tickets from Thursday, November 23 until November 27. According to the Dungeons' website, before the discount
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Letting leaf litter lie in city centre is messy and dangerous
Thousands of people were in York on Saturday for Christmas shopping and to enjoy the city. While security guards stood about looking at their phones, there were great piles of uncleared autumn leaves lying about on streets and pedestrian areas.
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'Just where does Labour stand on taxing the wealthy?'
Where does Labour stand on inequality? York Central MP Rachael Maskell is championing a wealth tax (The Press, November 21). Her rationale is compelling: this tax could lessen inequality and bolster public services, addressing significant societal
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Late goals spoil Tadcaster Albion comeback in Rossington defeat
TWO late goals spoiled Tadcaster Albion’s afternoon after falling to a 4-2 defeat to Rossington Main. After falling behind to two goals, a collected effort from Tadcaster saw Mick O’Connell’s side draw level before the half-time whistle. However
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York RUFC cruise to victory over lowly Scunthorpe side
YORK RUFC cruised to a comfortable 32-10 victory over a struggling Scunthorpe outfit. York’s visitors are propping up the table having only won two of their games so far this season. York were looking to extend their winning run and maintain
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Warning to rail passengers in York after incident causes major delays
RAIL passengers in York have been warned to expect major delays on the rail network today (November 22). Train company LNER have issued advice on alternative routes following an incident on the tracks between Newcastle and Edinburgh Waverly.
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Will Davies jubilant after opening York City account against Oxford
WILL DAVIES admitted that it was a 'good feeling' to make his first York City start and to grab his first goal after starring in the Minstermen's 2-0 victory over Oxford City on Tuesday night. Neal Ardley handed Davies his first start in a York
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Robbers who used rape and death threats jailed for street attack in York
Two robbers who used death and rape threats to force their victim to do what they wanted have been jailed. Richard William George Webster, 30, and Sean Eoin Brown, 33, were part of a group of three that had been out drinking in York city centre
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Moped set on fire deliberately in North Yorkshire woodland
A MOPED was deliberately set on fire in a North Yorkshire woodland, last night. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue responded to a call at 1.16am in a woodland near The Oval, Harrogate. A spokesperson for the fire service said: "Crews attended
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Neal Ardley purrs over Will Davies' display on York City debut
NEAL ARDLEY applauded the performance of striker Will Davies, after making his first start for York City in their 2-0 victory over Oxford City. Davies impressed his new manager after netting on his debut, scoring from close-range when latching
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Ridley Scott used special technique to decide the length of his Napoleon film
Ridley Scott has shared that he used a special technique to decide the length of the cinema cut of his new film Napoleon. The 85-year-old director will have a three-and-a-half-hour version of the film that comes to Apple TV+ later this year, but
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Emergency crews called to two car crash in North Yorkshire
EMERGENCY crews have been called in after a two car crash in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say they were called in at 5.18pm yesterday (November 21) after reports of a crash in Irton, Scarborough. Read next:
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'I'm proud of the UK’s £210m commitment to fighting superbugs'
Throughout history, the United Kingdom has been at the forefront of global change. We helped lead the fight against the evil scourge of slavery, we were among the first countries in Europe to grant female suffrage, and, more recently, we have led
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Let’s clear the smoke of confusion – can vaping help smokers’ health?
According to government data, 12.9% of UK adults or around 6.4 million people are current smokers. This is having a serious impact on the nation’s health with smoking contributing to around 80,000 deaths a year. Given this and given UK Governments
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Hiscox: Proudly sponsoring this year's York Press Business Awards
Hiscox is proud to be the headline sponsor of this year's York Press Business Awards. The specialist insurer is celebrating its tenth anniversary of being part of York. During the last ten years it has firmly embedded itself in the city, not only
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Daughter of former York City footballer represents Great Britain
THE daughter of a former York City star has represented Great Britain in a European championships - in handball. Freya Murty, daughter of Graeme, has chosen not to use her feet like her father but rather her hands, starring for Team GB at the Under
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New bar set to open in York - and this one is floating on the river
VISITORS to York in the run up to Christmas who fancy a tipple will soon be able to choose a unique alternative to the city’s traditional 'bricks and mortar' pubs. City Cruises York, a sightseeing and dining cruising operator on the River Ouse,
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'Significant police operation' in York as one Hartlepool fan arrested
POLICE have confirmed they staged a 'significant police operation' in York on Saturday after more than 1,500 Hartlepool United fans arrived for a key National League match against York City. One eyewitness described large groups of Hartlepool fans
