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York City complete statement signing of bagsman Ollie Pearce
YORK City have begun their Summer business in style - bringing in prolific goalscorer Ollie Pearce to cap off a fourth signing in an hour. Adam Hinshelwood has re-visited his former club Worthing to help bolster his attacking ranks at York, completing
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Exciting winger Ashley Nathaniel-George makes York City move
YORK City have remarkably made their third signing of the hour, bringing in exciting winger Ashley Nathaniel-George. Following a two-year period with fellow Vanarama National League side Maidenhead United, Nathaniel-George has made the move to
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Creative full-back Joe Felix re-unites with Hinshelwood at York City
YORK City have snapped up attacking full-back Joe Felix upon the expiry of his contract. Felix joins the Minstermen after a spell with Worthing in the Vanarama National League South, who missed out on promotion in the play-off final to Braintree
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York City begin their Summer business with the addition of goalkeeper Harrison Male
YORK City have begun their Summer business with the acquisition of highly-rated goalkeeper Harrison Male. Male becomes Adam Hinshelwood's first signing ahead of the 2024/25 season, having previously played under the York boss in a spell with Worthing
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Labour candidate for York constituency launches general election campaign
A candidate for one of the two York constituency parliamentary seats has launched his general election campaign. Luke Charters, the Labour Party selection for York Outer, spoke at a rally at New Earswick Bowls Club in Huntington Road today (Saturday
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Emergency crews called to smoking car on motorway in North Yorkshire
Emergency crews have been called to a car that was smoking on a motorway in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said it was called to the southbound A1(M) between junctions 44, where it meets the A64, and junction 43, at around
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Open day in York reveals artefacts from across the centuries and millennia
AN open-day in York has revealed the talents of its participants who unearthed artefacts from the history of the city. York Archaeology ran the ‘Archaeology on Prescription’ day today (Saturday, May 25) just inside the city walls at the edge of
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York firm in cervical cancer treatment trial
York-based biotech firm Aptamer Group has signed a deal with a pharmaceutical company, which aims to revolutionise treatment for cervical cancer. The £465,000 agreement with the Timser Group which focusses on women’s health, will use Aptamer’s
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Millions of Netflix viewers issued £1,000 TV Licence fine warning
Brits watching Netflix without a TV licence have been warned they could face fines of £1,000. Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence if they watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on. But if you
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Kellogg's, Aldi and Tesco say 'do not eat' as unsafe to eat products recalled
Supermarket giants Aldi and Tesco have issued "do not eat" warnings on products sold in their stores, while Kellogg's have recalled one of their newest cereals. Food recalls have been issued for a variety of reasons, including potential glass in
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Beer festival brewing for village near York
The 12th annual Poppleton Beer and Music Festival is set to take place on June 7 - 8. Sponsored by Hethertons solicitors, the community event not only celebrates local culture and music but also supports the Poppleton Football Club. As longstanding
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Yellow weather warning for thunderstorms and flooding in York and North Yorkshire
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for all of York and part of North Yorkshire. The national meteorological service issued the thunderstorm warning from 12pm to 8pm for tomorrow (Sunday, May 26). ⚠️ Yellow weather warning
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York City's Matt Uggla to serve three-match suspension for Ebbsfleet incident
YORK City co-chairman Matt Uggla will be absent from the opening three matches of the 2024/25 Vanarama National League season. The Football Assosciation have imposed a three match ban on Uggla, along with a £250 fine after a breach of FA Rule E3.1
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Well-known office building in centre of York showcases street art and public art
A DISUSED office building in York is set to be handed over to internationally renowned street artists. Four floors of the strucutre, 2 Low Ousegate, have been chosen by arts group Bombsquad for its exhibition, ‘Rise of the Vandals’, which opens
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Crowds enjoy catwalk as fashion is celebrated in North Yorkshire town
Another successful celebration of Harrogate’s retail offer saw crowds gather to join a day fashion-themed fun put together by the town’s Business Improvement District (BID). The sun shone down on the Piazza on a lovely spring day for the second
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Defendants sentenced recently at York Magistrates Court
Recent cases at York Magistrates Court included a man jailed for breaking a driving ban and two shoplifters. David Linsey, 76, of Dodsworth Avenue, off Malton Road, York, pleaded guilty to harassment and was given to a 12-month community order
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Brolly good show! 7 years of Coppergate's colourful brolly walk - in 15 photos
IT was such a simple idea - but, often, the best ones always are. Hang some colourful brollies up in a rather forgotten corner of York and see if it attracts more footfall. That was the idea behind installing a canopy of umbrellas in York's
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Emergency crews respond to car on fire in York
Emergency crews have been called in after a car fire in York. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said they were called to Green Lane at 10.25pm last night (May 24). Read next: Lorry fire closes two lanes of A1(M) Research funding
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Lorry fire closes two lanes of A1(M)
UPDATED: National Highways has said that all lanes of the northbound A1(M) are now open and that no significant delays are reported in the area. Lane 2 has re-opened on the #A1M northbound between J51 #LeemingBar and J52 #Catterick in #NorthYorkshire
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'Why hasn't York got a rail station by Askham Bar Park & Ride?' - letter
What about a station at Askham Bar Park & Ride? I HAVE always wondered why York has not got a station by Askham Bar Park & Ride. The main line from north to south runs right past it and it would make it so much easier for local commuters all
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Superstar to return to York as part of iconic musical tour
A SUPERSTAR returns to York this autumn as he steps back into an iconic role. Jason Donovan is set to put his fishnets back on and reprise his role as Doctor Frank ‘n’ Furter in a touring production of Richard O’Brien’s iconic rock musical, the
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Ex-subpostmaster from Yorkshire slams 'unforgivable' treatment by Post Office
A former subpostmaster has said he wishes Paula Vennells would have recognised a decade ago that what happened to him and his Post Office colleagues was “unforgivable”. Lee Castleton, who bought a Post Office in Bridlington in 2003, was found to
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New Mayor calls for region to show 'how great we are'
THE new Mayor of York and North Yorkshire has said it was time for the region to ‘shout about how great we are’. David Skaith, who was elected on May 3, made the comment addressing delegates at UKREiiF, one of the UK’s biggest real estate investment
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'Without medical records we are working in the dark' says retired York GP
PROPER medical records save lives, says retired York GP Dr Peter Smith. Without them, doctors and medics are working in the dark. “You don’t know patients' immunisation record, what drugs they have had in the past, what they might be allergic
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REVEALED: How charity set up by retired York GP is saving lives across the world
A MEDICAL charity set up by a retired York GP will this year celebrate a decade of saving lives around the world. Outreach EMR, set up 10 years ago by former Haxby GP Peter Smith, now operates in 23 different clinics in nine of the world’s poorest
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Why Yorkshire's 'loveliest secret' is among Britain's 'little-known hip towns'
A “beautiful” coastal spot in North Yorkshire has been crowned one of Britain’s “little-known hip towns” worth visiting by The Telegraph, but where on earth could this be and what does it mean? Travel experts have recommended visitors should flock
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Part of York City Walls to remain closed over bank holiday
Part of York's City Walls will remain closed over the May bank holiday. As part of the ongoing Queen Street Bridge works, Mickelgate Bar to Station Rise will be closed to pedestrians on the walls. The closures came into effect on Monday, May
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Research funding for former York nurse who recognised men were ‘suffering in silence’
A NURSE from York who recognised men were ‘suffering in silence’ has attracted research funding. Sara Ma, who now lectures in nursing at York St John University, was awarded a grant to deliver research that will lead to better sexual health support