York
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York bar closes as refurbishment works underway
The refurbishment of a York bar is underway as plans for works have been approved.
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'Where's the money coming from, Andy Burnham?'
Thirsk and Malton Conservative MP Kevin Hollinrake asks: "Where’s the money coming from, Andy?"
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East Riding Council receives positive housing inspection report
East Riding of Yorkshire Council received a C2 rating following a Regulator of Social Housing inspection in April.
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New partnership aims to boost opportunities for young musicians in Yorkshire
The Yorkshire Music Future Fund has teamed up with Future Talent to expand its reach and create more opportunities for aspiring musicians.
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York attraction wins four awards just 18 months after opening
A visitor attraction has collected four major awards just 18 months after opening.
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'Spectacular' Yorkshire garden with 'beautiful' flowers perfect for summer trip
The Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park near Ripon might be a great option for a family day out thanks to its parkland to explore and lovely café.
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Limited-edition whisky launched by distillery to celebrate Yorkshire Day
Spirit of Yorkshire has launched a limited-edition Filey Bay whiskey to celebrate Yorkshire Day.
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'Why York is the real capital of the North – not Manchester'
Where is the real capital of the North asks our letter writer?
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Leeds professor calls for action to 'end biodiversity loss' as rare plant given his name
A University of Leeds professor has called for more action to “end biodiversity loss” after a critically endangered plant first found in the 1990s recently became the eighth species to be named after him.
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York Art Gallery extends popular Japanese woodblock print exhibition
York Art Gallery's Making Waves: The Art of Japanese Woodblock Print exhibition will remain open for two extra days in August.
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Farmers thanked after fire destroys crops in North Yorkshire
A large crop fire was brought under control after approximately 20 acres of fields were affected by the blaze.
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Opportunity for politicians to put point scoring to one side and deliver reform of social care
For generations social care campaigners have hoped that this time it will be different when it comes to reform of the sector. Promises have been made in the past only for them to be renegade on.
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Second award shortlisting in three months for pub outside York
The Knapton Lion in Main Street, Knapton, is one of 10 York licensed premises shortlisted by readers of The Press for its popular Best Pub…
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More than 180 businesses back nostalgic postcard campaign in North Yorkshire
The Picture Perfect campaign, running across North Yorkshire through the Tourism Network, encourages visitors to take a digital break.
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North Yorkshire schools introduce lockable phone pouches for pupils
The Heritage Coast Federation has introduced lockable phone pouches as part of a new digital safety initiative.
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Well-known York retailer submits licence changes for longer opening hours
B&M Retail Limited wants to extend its hours for selling alcohol and opening times.
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Changes to 'attractive' York pub could be coming under new plans
Changes could be coming to a York pub under new plans.
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Yorkshire coastal village that’s ‘trapped in time’ named dupe for Positano
Staithes has been named as a dupe for the Italian town, Positano, as many Brits are choosing staycations over stressful trips abroad.
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New mural created by patients and staff transforms York hospital ward
A new mural at Foss Park Hospital was created by patients and staff on the Ebor ward in collaboration with artist Griselda Goldsbrough.
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Well-known York entrepreneur joins partner in new firm making protein snacks
A well-known York food entrepreneur is making a return to the fast-growing protein snack sector.
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York Hospital takes further steps to ensure solar panels are safe after Malton fire
York Hospital has said it is taking further steps to ensure its solar panels are fire safe after a huge blaze at Malton hospital was revealed to be…
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Andy Burnham’s rates intervention is welcome but the wider hospitality industry needs support - Jonny Noble
For many bar, club and music venue operators, Andy Burnham’s rate reduction is finally a sign someone in public life is acknowledging the ongoing challenges the sector is facing. Hospitality cannot keep absorbing rising costs, fragile footfall, changing consumer habits and an outdated tax burden without meaningful support.
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Linton-on-Ouse is not the right location for housing asylum seekers - Carl Les
The new issue of Royal Mail stamps being released today highlights the story of Britain`s military jet aircraft and the pioneering work of Sir Frank Whittle whose development of the jet engine transformed aviation.
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East Riding Council report highlights business growth and tourism success
East Riding of Yorkshire Council's 2025-26 Impact Report highlights support provided through Invest East Yorkshire and Visit East Yorkshire.
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Row erupts after senior York Council figure steps down
A row has erupted after a senior figure at York’s city council quit his role.
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Hose used to deliberately flood hotel in York
Do you know this man? Police investigating criminal damaged at a York hotel want to talk to him. It happened at Grays Court Hotel, Chapter House Street, on Wednesday 17 June. Grays Court Hotel, York A hose was used to flood part of the...
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Award-winning babyballet programme launches classes in York and Selby
An award-winning children's ballet programme, under the babyballet franchise, is coming to York and Selby.
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Burnham must hand mayors more fiscal control than a portion of income tax - report
The new Prime Minister is to set out his plans on devolution on Friday, as the final subject in four long-term strategies, after social care and technical education.
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York St John University launches free webinars for results day support
York St John University is offering free online webinars to help prospective students and families navigate the entry process.
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Driver rescued after car crashes into a ditch off the A19
Emergency services were called to a car which crashed off the A19 last night (Wednesday). It happened near Knayton at10.14pm. A North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service spokesperson said: “Crews from Thirsk and Northallerton attended a...
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Thief went on crime spree after law prevented magistrates from jailing him
A violent shoplifter allowed to walk free from court under a new law went straight back to stealing, York magistrates heard.
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Yorkshire pubs and shops forced to close as water outages hit in latest heatwave
In Marton-cum-Grafton, a small North Yorkshire village near Boroughbridge, this was the fourth time in two months the water has been shut off.
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‘Our homes would be surrounded by solar panels’, residents tell planning inspectors
Villagers have told planning inspectors their homes would be surrounded by solar panels and could no longer be considered “rural” if a huge solar farm planned for the North Yorkshire countryside is approved.
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Woman, 26, dies and five injured in crash on main road in North Yorkshire
A 26-year-old woman has died and five other people left injured after a crash on the A170 near Pickering.
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One of Britain’s most iconic albums is coming to Scarborough for a special live show
Fans will witness a historic first from one of the most influential British albums of the 21st century in North Yorkshire this weekend.
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Councillors clash over ‘inability to deliver a toy station’ at North Yorkshire beach
COUNCILLORS have clashed over plans for a beach toy library in a popular North Yorkshire seaside town.
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One of Britain’s most iconic albums is coming to Scarborough for a special live show
Fans will witness a historic first from one of the most influential British albums of the 21st century in North Yorkshire this weekend.
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Onlookers dance through market place as infectious live music takes over town
A dancing train wound its way around a North Yorkshire town's market place as infectious music filled the air.
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Councillors clash over ‘inability to deliver a toy station’ at North Yorkshire beach
COUNCILLORS have clashed over plans for a beach toy library in a popular North Yorkshire seaside town.
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Top beef producer near York wins major honour for its wagyu brisket
A beef brisket cut from Warrendale Wagyu has earned the highest honour at one of the world’s top food awards.
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York company to change careers guidance for young people
A national training programme is set to change careers guidance for young people facing barriers to employment and education.
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Onlookers dance through market place as infectious live music takes over town
A dancing train wound its way around a North Yorkshire town's market place as infectious music filled the air.
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Hose used to flood part of top York hotel – police want to speak to this man about it
Police are investigating after a hose was used to flood part of Grays Court Hotel near York Minster.
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Armed police searched for York knifeman behind 'horrific' stabbing of tourist
Armed police and ambulance staff worked together to catch the York resident who turned a tourist’s visit to the city into a “horrific”…
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New café and restaurant could be coming to York as plans lodged
A new restaurant could be coming to York under plans lodged with the city council.
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Giant Tetris, laser runs and human whack-a-mole coming to York city centre
York families can step inside giant versions of classic arcade games at a free event in the city centre next month.
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‘Our homes would be surrounded by solar panels’, residents tell planning inspectors
Villagers have told planning inspectors their homes would be surrounded by solar panels and could no longer be considered “rural” if a huge…
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Crash closes major road in North Yorkshire
The county's police force said this morning that the A170 is closed in both directions between Pickering and Wrelton.
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TV star takes on series of challenges at North Yorkshire water park
A TV star has taken on his next challenge at a North Yorkshire water park ahead of the summer holidays.
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‘Our homes would be surrounded by solar panels’, residents tell planning inspectors
Villagers have told planning inspectors their homes would be surrounded by solar panels and could no longer be considered “rural” if a huge…