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Barnes blooming after finding form in York City first-team
FINLAY BARNES hopes to keep improving at York City after back-to-back starts in the Vanarama National League. After loan spells with both Darlington and Scarborough Athletic in the Vanarama National League North, York manager Neal Ardley opted
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“I don’t think we did enough" - Ardley assesses York City draw
NEAL ARDLEY admitted that York City didn't deserve three points in their 1-1 draw with Dagenham & Redbridge. Ryan Fallowfield's 43rd minute strike cancelled out Jake Hessenthaler's earlier opener, with York again struggling to create chances in
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WATCH Viking warriors fight in the centre of York
The clash of battle sounded on the Eye of York this afternoon as the 2024 Jorvik Viking Festival reaches its climax. While most of the Viking warriors were marching through the city centre, picked teams of warriors fought next to Clifford's Tower
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Battle of Eye of York wows the crowds during 2024 Jorvik Viking Festival
VIKING horns sounded in the centre of York as this year’s Jorvik Festival built to its climax. This afternoon battle was joined at the Eye of York by the Ravens (Vikings) and the Wolves (Britons). It was preceded by the traditional Viking march
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Dagenham deny York City an important victory on home turf
YORK City failed to blunt the daggers of Dagenham & Redbridge as the spoils were shared in a 1-1 draw at the LNER Community Stadium. An early goal from Jake Hessenthaler put Dagenham & Redbridge ahead after the midfielder found himself unmarked
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MATCH RECAP: York City vs Dagenham & Redbridge
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York RLFC Foundation unveil new partnership with RFL
YORK RLFC Foundation have announced a new partnership with the Rugby Football League (RLF) in a bid to deliver a new project to grow rugby league in North Yorkshire. The aim of the project is to bolster the playing opportunities and the growth
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Four days of train misery for York to London travellers
Rail passengers between York and London face four days of disruption caused by major engineering works. LNER is running a special amended timetable. Its trains will only run as far south as Peterborough or Grantham. Passengers travelling
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York and North Yorkshire taken off yellow alert for rain this weekend
The Met Office has removed York and North Yorkshire from the yellow alert for rain that started at 12 noon. The Met Office had forecast a belt of heavy rain crossing the country from west to east reaching York in the early evening. Rain started
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Three car collision leaves two cars stuck together
Two cars had to be pulled apart by firefighters after a three car crash on the A64 east of Tadcaster yesterday evening. One woman was taken to hospital as a precaution by Yorkshire Ambulance Service. Firefighters from Acomb, Tadcaster and York
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Major North Yorkshire route now OPEN after being closed for nearly two days
Traffic is now able to use a major road in North Yorkshire which has been closed for more than a day. The highway authorities have reopened one lane in each direction on the A64 between the A1 and Tadcaster. The road was closed before Thursday
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"We have to play with a tempo" - Cox expects reaction from York City
NEIL COX plans to get York City's supporters bums off of seats with a more enticing match this afternoon with Dagenham & Redbridge. After an irking 1-0 defeat to Dorking Wanderers in midweek, Cox is expecting a reaction from his York side in Saturday
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'Why not charge students council tax to save our libraries?' - letter
IT is shameful that the City of York Council that promised us so much is willing to cut expenditure to the libraries which are the heart of every community. Places without libraries die, they become soulless - what I do not understand is that the
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Recognise this corner of York city centre? It looks different today
DOES this corner of York look familiar? If the row of properties and the gable end covered in an advert for the medicinal Stanley's Winter Nips calls to mind York's iconic Bile Beans sign at Lord Mayors Walk then you are on the right track.
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York 'Explorer' scouts' great adventures include skiing - and a 'night hike'
TEENAGERS who have joined York’s newest Explorer scout unit have already been skiing, helped press apples from a local orchard – and taken part in a local night hike. The 1st York (Poppleton) Explorer unit was set up last September for teenagers
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Recognise this York building? It was very nearly the Mansion House for York
DO you recognise this landmark building in York? And did you know it was very nearly York Mansion House - the home of the city's Lord Mayor? The city's Mansion House has been in the news this past week because of current plans to reform the
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Here's why police were out in force at a landmark attraction in York
POLICE have been out in force at a landmark attraction in York. Project Servator officers have been talking to members of the public at the National Railway Museum, the project launched in North Yorkshire five years ago. In a post on Facebook
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'No better place to escape' - North Yorkshire hotel among best dog-friendly stays
“There's no better place to escape with man’s best friend,” than at this North Yorkshire hotel. Coniston Hotel Country Estate & Spa in Skipton has been featured in “The best dog-friendly hotels in the UK for 2024” by Good Housekeeping. It offers
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Grammy award winning singer bringing new show to North Yorkshire
A LEGENDARY singer is bringing an unseen show to North Yorkshire for the first time. Dionne Warwick's "Don't make me over" show will be rehearsed and performed in a special one-off preview at Scarborough Spa's Grand Hall on Saturday, May 4.
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Why 'undeniably beautiful' North Yorkshire is among the UK's best places to live
North Yorkshire has been revealed as one of the UK's most beautiful places to live – but what makes the area stand out from the rest? The county has been described as being home to “some of the wildest and most wonderful scenery in the UK”, while
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'A picture of gratitude to the people of Britain': Ukrainian artist's York exhibition
THE painting is huge, and glows with Van Gogh-bright colours. The story it tells is one of war, and horror – but also gratitude. The painting dominates the space at York’s Spurriergate Centre where, on Tuesday and Wednesday next week, an exhibition
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'Disgraceful' care worker jailed for stealing from 92-year-old woman
A care worker who stole from a 92-year-old woman and accused her of making up false allegations about other care workers, has been jailed. Samantha Jane Mook, 38, forced the elderly woman to give evidence in front of a jury by denying the charges
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Revealed: The business moving into iconic Banks Musicroom in York
The York building that housed Banks Musicroom for almost four decades looks to be reopening with a new purpose, The Press can reveal. Since 1985 the iconic music shop was in Lendal but last year the store’s parent company Hal Leonard group announced
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'We have great restaurants, pubs, salons, shops and cafes' - York street discount day
INDEPENDENT traders in a street on the outskirts of York city centre have banded together to offer customers a range of different discounts one day a week. Walmgate Wednesdays will start this Wednesday (February 21) with a host of different businesses
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York musician preparing to release debut album
A York musician is preparing for the release of his band’s debut album. Rowan Evans is the frontman of Rowan and Friends – a five-piece folk pop group based in York. On Tuesday, February 27, the band release their debut album Rock N Roll Super