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Young Reporter: Plush, York's quirkiest cafe! Sorcha L, Huntington
Located on Stonegate in the heart of York, Plush is the quirkiest café in the city. Owners, managers and siblings Jaydene, Kyle and Keegan had a vision for a café with different themed rooms to create a unique experience that they felt customers in
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York City's new boss could be the man to lead them to success
YORK City wasted no time in replacing Neal Ardley this evening. The early favourites to replace Ardley -revealed by BetVictor - included a former manager of the Minstermen. But, in the event, the bookies were spectacularly wrong with City’s
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20 most memorable TV moments ranked from Only Fools and Horses to EastEnders
TV moments from Only Fools in Horses, Strictly Come Dancing and This Morning have been named among the UK's most memorable, according to new research. Over the years, telly has had a way of bringing us together to delight us with drama or bring
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Mobile expert reveals 5 ways you can save money on your phone bill
A mobile expert has revealed five ways you can save on your phone bill. Having a mobile phone might be a modern-day necessity but it often feels like a luxury we can't afford. Beyond not buying the latest releases and downsizing your requirements
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'Timeless' 80s movie 'brought to life by performance' on stage in York next month
A ‘TIMELESS’ movie from the 1980s is to be brought to life in York with help from a live band and singers. Dirty Dancing in Concert is being performed at York Barbican in Paragon Street on Monday, March 18. The show tells the love story of
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York City appoint Adam Hinshelwood as first-team manager
YORK City have announced the appointment of Adam Hinshelwood as the club's new first-team manager. Hinshelwood replaces Neal Ardley as the club's new manager, signing a long-term deal after a six-year stint with Worthing FC. The 40-year-old
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Firefighters remain at scene following large fire at biomass dryer
Fire crews have been dealing with a fire at a biomass dryer in North Yorkshire. Emergency services were called Old Airfield in Sandhutton, near Thirsk, just before 11am and are still on the scene. A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Fire and
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Firefighters called to ‘bin lorry smoking’ in York
Firefighters were called to a “bin lorry smoking” in York, the fire service said. A crew was on the scene in James Street shortly after 8am today (Tuesday, February 27). The fire was believed to have been caused by a battery, a North Yorkshire
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York City stalwart named as manager at Halesowen Town
FORMER York City midfielder Russ Penn is back in management, having signed a long-term deal with Halesowen Town. Penn, who made a combined 112 appearances with York across two spells, is back in management after leaving Kidderminster Harriers in
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Tools and diesel stolen in North Yorkshire building site burglary
THIEVES have struck at a building site close to a housing estate in North Yorkshire. The county's police say tools and diesel have been stolen from cabins in a series of break-ins at a site near Staynor Hall estate between noon on Friday, February
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North Yorkshire brewery boss 'steps down' from firm 'to pursue other interests'
The boss of a leading North Yorkshire brewery is leaving less than a year after it received new owners. Masham-based Black Sheep Brewery has announced its Chief Executive Officer, Charlene Lyons, is stepping down to pursue other interests, after
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'Nothing driver could have done' to avoid teenager killed on A64 in York
THERE was nothing a driver could have done to avoid a teenager who was killed on a road in York. An inquest held today (February 27) into the death of George Edward Sawyer, 19, who was from Farnley Tyas near Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, heard
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Regulars and staff at North Yorkshire pub to sleep outside overnight for veterans
Staff and regulars at a North Yorkshire village pub are sleeping outdoors next month to help homeless veterans of the armed forces. Pub owners and the team at the Fenton Flyer in Church Fenton are among a group aged 'between 16 and 70' sleeping
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Tadcaster Albion impress in battling win over Penistone Church
TADCASTER Albion secured an impressive 2-1 victory over Penistone Church thanks to goals from Olly Norman and Joe Crosby. The Brewers were almost up to full strength apart from Charlie Owen, whilst Cody Collins, although not in the squad, was back
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Traffic cleared on major road in York after accident
AN accident has been cleared after traffic built up on a major road in York. Traffic was affected both ways in Osbaldwick Lane, near Tang Hall Lane. The accident has since been cleared.
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Where to see Light Night 2024 across North Yorkshire - the illuminating laser show
Historical buildings and hotels are among the locations that will be lighting up the skies of the North Yorkshire coast this week. Light Night 2024 will see coastal skies “illuminated with lasers for 25 miles” which will “showcase the scale and
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POLL: Would you like to see York City appoint Adam Hinshelwood?
ADAM Hinshelwood has emerged as the frontrunner for the vacant York City managerial role, but would you like to see him at the Minstermen? City parted ways with Neal Ardley yesterday lunchtime after 34 matches in charge, following a disappointing
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‘It’s pretty unnerving’: Thieves strike twice at York shop amid spate of break-ins
Thieves have struck twice at popular shop in York city centre – amid a spate of break-ins in the area. Cash – including staff tips – and a till was snatched from Love Cheese in Gillygate. Police say an investigation is underway into the incidents
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York City Baths Club achieve remarkable success
York City Baths Club (YCBC) came away from the recent Yorkshire Swimming Association Championships with 47 medals across all age groups, in what was the club’s most successful county championships for years. Over three weekends of intense competition
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York to get "Diverse Hangout Bar: Where Drink, Food and Events Fuse in Style"
A new bar and restaurant opens in York next month, promising something unique and different. POLYMATH opens at the former Izakaya restaurant at 21 Grape Lane, which closed earlier this month (Feb). The highly-rated restaurant was launched just
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Eagles made 'hard work' of Challenge Cup win despite numerical advantage
SHEFFIELD Eagles boss Mark Aston admits his side made hard work of their 32-16 victory at York Knights in the Fourth Round of the Betfred Challenge Cup. It was third time lucky for the Eagles as they finally overcame Andrew Henderson’s side at
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Cyclist injured in crash in York
A CYCLIST has been injured in a crash in York. North Yorkshire Police is appealing for witnesses and information after a cyclist was injured in a collision in York. It happened at the Water End junction with Landing Lane, at 8pm on Saturday
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Locals urged to have their say on regeneration of 'bollard-blighted' York street
LOCALS are being asked for their views on the latest phase of improvements to Front Street in Acomb. The popular local shopping centre made headlines for all the wrong reasons last year when, in the first phase of a regeneration using £395,000
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Young Reporter Grimsby Construction Poppy Bowns Franklin College
Over the last 10 years, Grimsby residents are seeing an increase in the number of new building sites spread all throughout the area. Many sections of land have been bought and redeveloped into houses, but with the population of Grimsby decreasing by
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Adam Hinshelwood to be named as the new York City manager
ADAM HINSHELWOOD is set to be named as the new manager of York City, according to Football Insider. Hinshelwood currently manages high-flying Worthing FC in the Vanarama National League South, sitting in third position on 62 points. The 40
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'Stop moaning about the entrance price for York Minster - it's worth it!'
I’m appalled at comments from people moaning about the entrance price for York Minster. They should stop to think about the cost of upkeep. My husband and I visit York and the Minster is always top of our list. It is a wonderful place. We are
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'No more 20mph speed limits in York - please!'
I’m not in favour of more 20mph speed limits in York and villages. Protecting schools, yes. But Anna Semlyen says in her letter (The Press February 24) that there are 60 killed or seriously injured every year in York. These two aspects
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Thieves steal diesel from lorries in layby on major road in York
Thieves stole "high-value" diesel from lorries parked in a layby on a major road in York, police said. The fuel was snatched from three separate vehicles on the A64 eastbound near York Racecourse between 9pm on Sunday (February 25) and 5.45am on
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Prince William pulls out of memorial service appearance due to personal matter
The Prince of Wales has pulled out of a public appearance due to a personal matter, Kensington Palace said. Prince William was due to attend the memorial service of the late King Constantine of Greece at Windsor Castle today. Kensington Palace
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Traffic moving freely after blockage on road into York
A ROAD has been cleared after reports of a blockage, which was causing cars to turn around. A bus passenger on the number 42 service heading into York, told The Press: "The road has been blocked and the bus is turning around, apparently something's
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Report says York and North Yorkshire 'happy' with their pharmacies
Healthwatch York says people across York and North Yorkshire have a positive view of their local pharmacy. The ‘Community Pharmacy’ report, supported by Healthwatch North Yorkshire, found almost 60% of respondents use their pharmacy on a monthly
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Driver crashes after trying to avoid car in middle of road in North Yorkshire
A DRIVER has crashed into a field after taking evasive action to avoid a car driving in the middle of the road in North Yorkshire. The county's police force say it happened in Carr Lane in Helmsley at about 11.35pm on Saturday (February 24) when
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York vets speak out on law change for microchipping cats
A YORK vet has spoken out on a law change for microchipping cats that is set to come into force very soon. Tower Vets in Fulford is urging owners to have their cats microchipped to avoid the heartbreak of losing their pet forever – and landing
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Aldi customers outraged after being caught short by little-known checkout rule
With self-checkout machines being a common feature in Aldi stores across the UK, customers will be all too familiar with using them. However, many have now been left outraged after discovering a little-known rule for those hoping to buy in their
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Ministry of Defence announces national event for 80th anniversary of D-Day
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced that a national event will take place to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day. It is planned to be held at Portsmouth on June 5 as the Hampshire city played a key role in preparing for the invasion of the
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Family-run garden centre in York and Scarborough taken over by Bradford business
A family-run garden centre business with operations in York and Scarborough have been taken over by a Bradford-based business. Yorkshire Garden Centres has acquired Dean's Garden Centres, which it will add to its sites at Tong, Tingley, Otley and
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Top country resort near York wins major travel and hospitality award
A prestigious country resort with golf course near York has won a top award. Aldwark Manor Estate has been named Luxury Hotel of the Year for the Yorkshire and Humber region at the prestigious Travel & Hospitality Awards. The hotel says the
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Air ambulance called in after crash in North Yorkshire
AN air ambulance has been called in after a crash in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say they were called at 11.47am yesterday (February 26) after reports of a crash on the B6265 at Boroughbridge. Read next:
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'Tonight and every night, there will be people in York sleeping on the streets'
THE Salvation Army has confirmed that it will continue funding its 'early intervention' rough sleepers programme in York itself until the end of March – and said it was having ‘productive conversations’ with City of York Council about how funding might
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Call for 'full inquiry' into council ending of Salvation Army rough sleeping contract
A LEADING York councillor has called for a ‘full independent inquiry’ into the way City of York Council abruptly ended funding for the Salvation Army’s rough sleepers’ early intervention programme last year. It comes after an internal audit report
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Major park in York has been shut for three months due to flooding
A MAJOR park in York has been closed for the past three months due to flooding. The Friends of Rowntree Park told The Press that the park still hadn't recovered from the flooding in York before Christmas. A spokesperson said: "Rowntree Park
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York student took own life after believing, wrongly, he had cancer
A first-year York student took his own life because he believed, wrongly, that he had advanced cancer, an inquest heard. Charles Johnson, 18, was found dead in his accommodation on the University of York campus shortly after he arrived for the
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York paedophile exposed himself while smeared in faeces and wearing nappy
A PAEDOPHILE who has a habit of exposing himself daubed in faeces on North Yorkshire beaches has been jailed. Karl William Martin Fox will continue to commit sexual offences as long as he can, a judge has warned. Claire Holmes, prosecuting,