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York City co-owner Matt Uggla fined by FA for Ebbsfleet comments
YORK City co-owner Matt Uggla has been fined for his post-match comments on social media after the Minstermen's 1-1 draw with Ebbsfleet United on Saturday, December 23. Uggla took to social media platform X to vent his frustrations after late
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All three emergency services called in after crash in North Yorkshire
ALL three emergency services have been called in after a crash in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say they joined the ambulance service and police at a crash site after a called at 1.26pm today (February 6) just outside
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Free breakfasts at York primary school proving a 'big hit'
Children at a York primary school have been tucking into free breakfasts – and they’re proving a big hit. The healthy morning nosh-ups at Burton Green Primary are being paid for thanks to donations to the York Hungry Minds Appeal. They started
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Thieves strike at sports shop in York – police issue CCTV appeal
Police have issued CCTV images of two men they want to speak to after thieves struck at a sports shop in York. Clothes were stolen from Decathlon in Monks Cross at about 4pm on Wednesday, December 6. Officers urge anyone who recognises the
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Woman treated by paramedics after two-car crash in York
A WOMAN was treated by paramedics after a crash between two cars in York. Fire crews from York and Acomb were called to the collision in Melrosegate, Tang Hall, at 12.58pm today (February 6). Both drivers were out of their vehicles when crews
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York City loan in Grimsby Town defender for remainder of season
YORK City have bolstered their defence with the signing of left-back Danny Amos. The 24-year-old arrives at the LNER Community Stadium on loan until the end of the season from Sky Bet League Two outfit Grimsby Town. A Northern Ireland international
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'Number of people' involved in fight at popular cocktail bar in North Yorkshire town
A "number of people" were involved in a fight that took place at a popular cocktail bar in a North Yorkshire town. North Yorkshire Police say it happened at Mojo's bar, Harrogate, during the early hours of September 16. A police spokesman said
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4,000 new homes for south of York set to be removed from area plan
A PLANNED new 4,000 home housing development south of York is set to be removed from a planning blueprint for Selby area. Heronby, which was earmarked for land near Stillingfleet, has been a key development to deliver long-term housing growth needs
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‘Really impressed’: Henderson hails young addition Harvey Reynolds
ANDREW HENDERSON was ‘really impressed’ with Harvey Reynolds’ professional debut and early impact into his York Knights career. Reynolds joined the Knights on a permanent deal in early-November from Hull Kingston Rovers, initially to provide back-up
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Pub in York city centre set for major refurb
A PUB in York city centre is planning a major refit. Gibsons at 129, Micklegate just inside the Bar Walls is looking for a new licensee with plans to carry out a £279,911 refurbishment once they're in post. It comes with a beer garden and private
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Woman taken to hospital after car ends up on its roof in crash near York
A woman was taken to hospital after a car ended up on its roof following a crash on a major road near York. Emergency services rushed to the scene of the single vehicle collision on the A64 near Flaxton at 11.36am today (Tuesday, February 6).
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Residents of town near York asked to piece together history of local mosaic
RESIDENTS of a town near York are being asked to help piece together the history of a local mosaic. Liberal Democrat councillor Andrew Hollyer wants anyone to come forward if they were involved in the making of the mosaic on the floor of the gazebo
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Powell pleased with Trinity's try-line defence against Knights
DARYL Powell hailed Wakefield Trinity’s staunch try-line defence to restrict York Knights to adding just four points to the scoreboard on Sunday. The sides' AB Sundecks 1895 Cup clash was Trinity’s first competitive hit-out under Powell, and things
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Woman shot in neck by suspected air rifle in York car park
A WOMAN was shot in the neck by what is believed to be an air rifle, police say. The victim was walking in the car park outside the Spar shop in Bad Bargain Lane, Heworth, on Sunday, February 4, at about 6pm when she was targeted. Police are
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York primary school pupils take part in F1 competition
Primary school pupils got a taste of Formula 1 racing in York. Pupils from Clifton with Rawcliffe and Hempland primary schools were at the National STEM Learning Centre in Heslington on Monday (February 5) to race on a 25-metre track with the miniature
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'We're not always going to need accountants, but we will always need brickies'
BUILDERS and joiners of the future got to see first hand what faces them in their chosen careers at a prime York development. Two groups of construction students from York College studying bricklaying and joinery got to tour Persimmon's Bootham
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Late penalty rescues draw for Tadcaster Albion over ten-men Eccleshill
TADCASTER Albion rescued a late point on their return to the So-Trak Stadium in a tight contest following a 1-1 draw with Eccleshill United. Zackary Sangster had put the visitors ahead in the second-half and looked to have scored a potential winner
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Solar panels to be installed at York Golf Club after energy costs rise
York Golf Club has announced it will be switching to solar power in a move sparked by rising energy costs and sustainability. The club in Strensall – thought to be one of the oldest in Yorkshire – will install 65 solar panels. York-based Green
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Man arrested after police chase car driving dangerously through North Yorkshire town
A man was arrested after police officers chased a car driving dangerously through a North Yorkshire town, police said. The black Vauxhall Astra failed to stop for police shortly before 5pm on Saturday (February 3) in Knaresborough. A North
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'Is it any wonder there’s so much fly-tipping in York?'
I'm not surprised there is so much fly-tipping. I’ve been quoted £75 and £58 just to have an old sofa removed! Scandalous. Mrs Eunice Birch, Sutton on Forest, York What? No phone? On long car journeys, and after my god-daughter
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Rougier Street scheme pays the price for hubris
So now we know the price of the Rougier Street hubris: £24m! - not to mention all the wasted staff time and cost to our cash-strapped council and York Archaeology (The Press, February 1). Only the council business assessment got it right – that
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Service to support families in York that have lost a baby
A service will be held to support families in York that have experienced pregnancy loss. Parents and families who have suffered the loss of a baby are being invited to attend the service at the chapel at York hospital on Sunday, March 10, at 10.30am
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'Please, can we just give King Charles some privacy?'
THE whole country was taken by surprise at the diagnosis the King received from his medical team. Since then we have been bombarded by the media as to what type of cancer he has and what treatment he will receive - all speculation and supposition
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'Please, can we just give King Charles some privacy?'
THE whole country was taken by surprise at the diagnosis the King received from his medical team. Since then we have been bombarded by the media as to what type of cancer he has and what treatment he will receive - all speculation and supposition
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York wishes King Charles a fast recovery after cancer diagnosis
Leading figures in York have wished King Charles a fast recovery after the monarch’s cancer diagnosis. Buckingham Palace revealed on Monday (February 5) that the King had been diagnosed with a form of cancer - not prostate cancer - which was discovered
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York City to hold off on any contract talks until safety is confirmed
NEAL ARDLEY will hold off on any contract talks until York City are mathematically safe in the Vanarama National League. Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Maidenhead United meant that the gap between York and the National League relegation zone narrowed
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King Charles thanked for using his 'unique position' to highlight cancer effects
Health professionals have thanked the King for raising awareness about cancer amid praise of his “openness and honesty” in sharing personal health news, following the announcement of his cancer diagnosis. The King's diagnosis comes following his
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Who are King Charles's medical team as he undergoes cancer treatment?
As King Charles III faces regular cancer treatments after being diagnosed with a form of cancer, a team of medical professionals have been appointed to the monarch. The news was confirmed by Buckingham Palace, sharing that the King would postpone
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Plans to build 114 new 'affordable' homes in York
PLANS have been submitted for 114 new affordable homes to be built in York. A partnership between Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust (JRHT) and local developer Gateway Developments has submitted a planning application for 114 much needed affordable
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Homeowner disturbs burglar in North Yorkshire
A HOMEOWNER has disturbed burglars during an attempted break-in in North Yorkshire. The county’s police say the incident happened in St Mary’s Walk, Thirsk at about 6pm on Saturday (February 3). Read next: Plans to build 114 new '
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‘I was only going round the corner’ - driver’s excuse to police in North Yorkshire
THIS was the state of a car windscreen when police stopped a driver in North Yorkshire. The county’s police say a driver has been banned from using a vehicle after they were stopped near Thirsk on Sunday (February 4). Read next: Plans
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York care home worker twice got jobs with fake references, court hears
A WOMAN who twice got jobs at York care homes with fake references has been given a suspended prison sentence. Victoria Brooke’s fraud was uncovered when she was employed by the second home following her suspension and resignation from the first
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'He just wants to walk' - brave York boy Ellis, 4, in battle to walk unaided
BRAVE York boy Ellis Carey is facing the ultimate challenge - to be able to walk again. Little Ellis, aged four, has cerebral palsy which seriously affects his movement, leaving his legs and feet almost turning in on themselves. Without surgery
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Daughter beat up her mum so badly doctors feared for mother's eyesight
A DAUGHTER beat her mother up so severely doctors feared the parent would lose the sight of one eye, York Crown Court heard. Chloe Davies, 25, punched her mother 10 times to the head when the two argued as they were drinking at home, said Rob Galley