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York City stalemate a 'fair result' for Halifax Town boss
FC Halifax Town boss Chris Millington felt that the 1-1 draw with York City on Tuesday night was a fair result a low quality affair. Despite the opinion of York manager Adam Hinshelwood, who believed that City deserved the three points, Millington
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Engineer taken to hospital after fire at bottling plant in North Yorkshire
An engineer was left needing hospital treatment after a fire at a bottling plant in North Yorkshire. Three fire crews and an ariel ladder platform were called to the scene in High Street, Tadcaster, shortly after 9am today (Wednesday, April 3).
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"I love the club" - Alex Hunt flourishing in York City loan
ALEX HUNT is ‘loving life’ at York City after finding form under Adam Hinshelwood in recent weeks. Hunt has been a standout player for York after initially struggling on his debut in a 2-0 defeat to Barnet, with the Grimsby Town loanee finding
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Tractor bursts into flames near livestock in North Yorkshire – fire crews called
A tractor burst into flames in an agricultural barn near livestock in North Yorkshire, the fire service said. Two fire crews rushed to the scene in Salton, near Kirby Misperton, shortly before 3pm today (Wednesday, April 3). The fire was confined
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'They need to be playing' - Knights boss on Thunder dual registration
“THESE kids need to be playing.” That is the message from York Knights head coach Andrew Henderson as the club begin to exercise their dual registration partnership with Newcastle Thunder in their Betfred League One season. Former York Acorn
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We get a Yorkshire Pounding at York's newest cafe
YORK'S newest cafe has unveiled its signature dish - the Yorkshire Pounding. Snazzy Brew, at 1A High Petergate, opened on March 30 and 23-year-old owner and world record holding globetrotter, Gevish Kheddo, has created the new Yorkshire pudding
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Two women taken to hospital after crash in North Yorkshire village
TWO women have been taken to hospital after a crash in a North Yorkshire village. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said they were called to an incident in Stillington, at 3.38pm today (April 3). The crews, from Acomb and Boroughbridge, came
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Deal number eleven for fast-growing York firm
York-based Green Building Renewables has expanded its nationwide network into Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire with its eleventh acquisition. Newark-based JL Phillips Renewable Energy Limited increases the company’s turnover to £42million as it
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Man who attacked ex-partner in York street wants to run pub
A MAN who put his hands round his ex-girlfriend’s neck and gave her a black eye in the street wants to run a York pub, the city’s magistrates court heard. Michael Antony Gilbank, 46, had been out for the evening with his new partner before he encountered
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North Yorkshire HR firm eyes further growth
HR firm Norton Loxley, who have offices in central York and market town Thirsk, recently celebrated their sixth anniversary by adding Louise Cocking to the team as HR Consultant. Louise brings a wealth of HR experience working in-house for firms
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Publican sought for popular city centre pub
Major pub operator Stonegate has confirmed it will be seeking a new manager for a popular city centre pub. The move follows Paul Rodgers and Mark Taylor announcing they will be leaving the Black Horse on Monkgate this summer after ten years.
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Police hunt after vandal strikes in North Yorkshire
POLICE are hunting a man after vandalism in a North Yorkshire city. The county's police say a shop window was smashed at 3am on Saturday, February 10 at a shop in North Street, Ripon. A police spokesman said: "In particular we want to speak
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Revealed: Opening date for new £3m restaurant near York - with £130 menu
OWNERS of a new £3 million restaurant just outside York have revealed its opening date - with menus at £130 and a surprising theme. Chartwell is the latest addition to Aldwark Manor Estate, the luxury hotel, spa and golf resort 16 miles from York
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York police hunt for wanted man
POLICE in York have put out an appeal for a wanted man. North Yorkshire Police say they are searching for 40-year-old Raymond Harris who is believed to be in York, and is wanted for recall to prison. A police spokesman said Harris has been
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Reform UK announce candidates in North and East Yorkshire
The Reform Party has announced further General Election candidates in North and East Yorkshire. Former Bridlington Conservative Councillor Maria Bowtell is to stand for the party in Bridlington and the Wolds, a huge rural seat that stretches towards
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Man punched to the ground outside popular pub - two arrested
A MAN has been punched to the ground outside a popular pub. Humberside Police say two men were arrested following reports of an assault in Beverley that happened on Thursday, December 21 at about 11pm. it is reported that an altercation took
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Internationally renowned brand set to open in York
AN internationally renowned new shop is set to open in York city centre. The global gelato company, Amorino, is opening a store in Parliament Street. The new location would be the companies 28th in the UK, and sixth outside London. A French
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York MP hits back over rival's 'sewage lies'
YORK Outer Conservative MP Julian has hit out at Labour’s “lies and mistruths” about storm overflows and sewage. The MP has clashed with his Labour opponent Luke Charters, who issued a statement attacking Mr Study over the issue. The spat comes
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Why North York Moors is one of the UK's most 'idyllic getaways' for spring
Looking for somewhere to make the most of the spring weather? The North York Moors is one of the best places to be, according to National Geographic. It comes as this “pocket” of North Yorkshire has been recommended as one of the UK destinations
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Hinshelwood named as National League Manager of the Week
ADAM HINSHELWOOD has been named as the Vanarama National League Manager of the Week. The York City boss has been recognised for his recent efforts in the Minstermen's upturn in form, after a hugely positive few weeks for the football club.
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Car found burnt out in North Yorkshire forest near damaged gate
A car was found burnt out near a damaged gate in a North Yorkshire forest, police said. The large metal gate was found damaged at 11.30pm on Saturday, March 30, in the Bickley area of Dalby Forest, near Pickering. North Yorkshire Police said
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'Why were York security bollards open at Easter? Do we actually need then?'
AFTER all the disruption and cost of installing the ugly security bollards, I was astonished to see them open at Easter. The previous Lib/Green administration told us that these huge obstructions were needed to protect us from mad murderous people
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WATCH: Footage released after vandals target vehicles in North Yorkshire town
CCTV footage has been released following an incident of criminal damage in a North Yorkshire town. North Yorkshire Police say the incident, in Tadcaster, happened at around 11pm on Wednesday, March 13 - in Queens Gardens. It involved white
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Major programme of roadworks set to get underway across North Yorkshire
A MAJOR programme of roadworks across North Yorkshire is set to get under way. North Yorkshire Council say that the vast road network across England’s largest county is to receive a multi-million pound boost as its annual surface dressing programme
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'Where are York's seats? There's nowhere to sit while my wife goes shopping!'
HOW is it that York is so against people who need to sit down? I often happily used to sit and wait while my wife spent some money in various shops. This is no longer an option as seats have been taken out of St Sampson’s Square, out of the old
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Double support boost for major York warehouse expansion plans
A planned £10million expansion of warehouse facilities at the Pavers site on the edge of York which promise to create 130 jobs has received backing from a leading historical group, as well as a top business organisation. Both the York Civic Trust
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Government agency fined over alleged motoring offence
HARROGATE magistrates have fined HM Customs and Excise and ordered it to pay £1,510 over a motoring law offence. The Government agency was before the court after one of its cars was allegedly seen breaking the law on the A1(M) near Wetherby on
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Hot tub fire spreads to house in North Yorkshire village
A FIRE started by a hot tub in a North Yorkshire village has spread to a house. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say they were called at 6.19pm last night (April 2) after reports of a fire in Cropton in Ryedale. A service spokesman said
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Top York restaurant receives one star food hygiene rating
STAFF at a top York restaurant have told their side of the story after receiving a one star food hygiene rating, and revealed an overhaul to their menu. The Olive Tree, in Tower Street, received the rating following an inspection on February 9.
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York mental health charity wins gold in national film award
A YORK based mental health charity has won gold at a national film award show. Menfulness took the top spot at the charity film awards in Leicester Square - London - on March 20. They won the "Under £100,000" category with the film "One More Day
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World record holders set to take to the stage in York
WORLD record holding cyclists are set to come to York. On April 11, Guinness World Record holding husband and wife duo, Stevie Massey and Laura Massey, of SteLa Tandem will be at York’s City Screen to share their incredible journey live on stage
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Two robbers stalked York Hospital consultant through city centre
A YORK Hospital consultant is considering leaving his job because he was stalked through the city centre and mugged. For more than quarter of a mile, the doctor tried to get away from Gemma Ross without success, despite walking faster and faster
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Man with life-threatening injuries and five more hurt in North Yorkshire crash
SIX people have been taken to hospital after a crash on the A19. As The Press reported yesterday evening (April 2), a crash on the A19 close to Kirby Sigston saw the road closed for about 12 hours from 3.35pm until the early hours of the following