York
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New convenience store with burger hut opens in York
Budgens opened in Lawrence Street on Saturday, September 26, in the shadow of Walmgate Bar, on the site of the former York Cycleworks which closed…
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York D-Day veteran signs hundreds of copies of his memoir and receives city honour
More than 150 people gathered at St Lawrence Parish Church in York on Saturday, September 26, for the launch of Ken Cooke's memoir: Every Day…
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Fast food giant announces new York opening date after 'delay in final preparations'
A planned opening of a fast food restaurant in York city centre is set to be delayed.
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'Significant' flood risk to homes from York school car park plan, objection warns
Plans to improve a school’s car park pose a significant flood risk to nearby homes, an objection has warned. An application to resurface the existing 111-space car park at Archbishop Holgate’s CE School, on Hull Road, York, has been lodged...
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‘Can this wool dress take me through work, travel, family life and special occasions for 90 days?’
On October 1, the first day of Wool Month, Sarah Turner, founder of Little Beau Sheep, will put on a little navy British wool dress and begin her mission to wear it every day for 90 consecutive days.
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'Grave' consequences from charges on tourists coming to York, hotelier warns
Plans to charge visitors staying overnight in York and North Yorkshire are not a quick fix and the consequences could be grave, a hotel manager has…
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New image released after serious crash leaves teenager critically injured
A new image has been released as part of an investigation into a serious crash on a major Yorkshire road last week.
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'These basics made a huge difference' - North Yorkshire charity announces closure
A much-loved hospital charity is closing its doors after 30 years of service.
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New convenience store with burger hut opens in York
Budgens opened in Lawrence Street on Saturday, September 26, in the shadow of Walmgate Bar, on the site of the former York Cycleworks which closed…
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'I want to put York on the jazz map': Beppe launches city-wide festival - here's when
Restaurateur Beppe Lombardo launches YorkJazzFest, York’s first city-wide jazz festival, with 28 acts across six venues over four days.
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York city centre roads closed for 'sewer works' - here's what's going on
Two major streets in York city centre are currently closed to traffic as repairs on the sewers are underway.
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Protestors gather in York as social media activist Young Bob arrives in the city
A group of protestors shouted “no to racism” in York city centre today as Young Bob (Thomas Moffitt) who attempted to engage with the public on Parliament Street. He set up a gazebo covered in the British flag and a camera on a tripod to...
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'Grave' consequences from charges on tourists coming to York, hotelier warns
Plans to charge visitors staying overnight in York and North Yorkshire are not a quick fix and the consequences could be grave, a hotel manager has…
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'It's difficult' - PM on asylum seeker plan concerns for village near York
The Prime Minister said he is “prepared to look” at the concerns of villagers opposing plans for RAF Linton-on-Ouse.
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North Yorks MP vows to push ministers over £253m farming fund backlash
LABOUR politicians in North Yorkshire have acknowledged problems with the rollout of a £253 million Government farming scheme that ran out of money…
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York D-Day veteran signs hundreds of copies of his memoir and receives city honour
More than 150 people gathered at St Lawrence Parish Church in York on Saturday, September 26, for the launch of Ken Cooke's memoir: Every Day…
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North Yorks MP vows to push ministers over £253m farming fund backlash
LABOUR politicians in North Yorkshire have acknowledged problems with the rollout of a £253 million Government farming scheme that ran out of money…
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Knaresborough Conservative champion issues retrospective tourist tax debate challenge to Metro Mayor
A Knaresborough political candidate has launched a public challenge demanding Metro Mayor David Skaith defend a potential regional "tourist tax" in an open
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Person rescued from hedge after car crash in coastal North Yorkshire
A person has been rescued after getting trapped inside their car after driving into a hedge.
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Two people film themselves assaulting cyclist in York
Police are investigating after two people filmed themselves assaulting a cyclist in York. It happened at around 5.45pm last Thursday(24 September) on the** approach to Haxby**, between the A1237 and the railway crossing. A North Yorkshire...
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'Unknown substance' thrown on person in North Yorkshire - emergency services called
Emergency services have been called out after an "unknown substance" was thrown at a person in North Yorkshire.
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Scaffolding raises hopes of Sam Smith's pub reopenings in North Yorkshire town
Hopes are rising that further Sam Smith’s pubs will re-open in Tadcaster due to the appearance of scaffolding.
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Prince and Princess of Wales surprise Kevin Sinfield in journey from North Yorkshire
The Prince and Princess of Wales surprised Sir Kevin Sinfield after he left York on the latest stage of his final endurance event to raise money for…
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Garden centre near York sold after being listed for £500k
The Airfield Garden Centre near York has been sold 'subject to contract' after being on the market for around a month.
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York music festival raises over £5k for local charity
York music festival Live for St Leonard’s has raised more than £5000 this year. Nine evenings of live music brought crowds to Parliament Street and St Sampson’s Square as Live For St Leonard’s returned for its sixth year. Organised by York...
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Highly-rated York restaurant in heartfelt plea over pending price rises
Popular York curry house Bengal Lounge, which is based in Acomb, announces price rises, citing soaring ingredient, energy and staffing costs while…
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'It's difficult' - PM on asylum seeker plan concerns for village near York
The Prime Minister said he is “prepared to look” at the concerns of villagers opposing plans for RAF Linton-on-Ouse.
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School children help shape a new play area in York
The new Crombie Avenue Play Area at Clifton in York is open. The play area has lots of fun equipment, including slides, swings, climbing frames, monkey bars, a roundabout and sensory play features. It has been designed so children of...
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Top York restaurant rated one star for food hygiene after inspection
One of York’s highest rated restaurants- Damastique in Goodramgate- has scored one-star for food hygiene.
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York retreat team to take on charity walk in memory of colleague
Team members from a York retreat will take on charity walk this weekend in memory of much-loved colleague. 20 colleagues from Sandburn Hall and Griffon Forest will be tackling a 13.5-mile walk from Flaxton to St Leonard’s Hospice in York on...
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Better mobile connectivity for York coming soon
Mobile connectivity in York is set to improve thanks to 5G telecommunications equipment on the roof of York’s Grand hotel. It’s as plans have been approved by the city council for a scheme which will see existing antennae and a dish...
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York school shortlisted for national award
A York school has been named among the top in the country for a prestigious education award.
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Thug jailed for breaking woman's arm in York city centre street - 4 years ago
York magistrates have jailed a domestic abuser four years after he broke his partner's arm in a city centre street.
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York area where 'nature can thrive' could get protected status
An area of York held up as a haven for nature could be granted protected status.
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York University don's driving caused woman to suffer life-changing injuries
A long-serving University of York don and AI specialist caused a crash on the A19 that left a woman with life-changing injuries the city's…
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Yorkshire couple bring floating sound baths to swimming pools across UK
Yorkshire-based wellness business, Synergy Body & Mind, is offering floating sound baths at swimming pools in the UK.
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York University don's driving caused woman to suffer life-changing injuries
A long-serving University of York don and AI specialist caused a crash on the A19 that left a woman with life-changing injuries the city's…
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'No one wants bad blood' - York restaurant given go ahead despite fears from parents with baby
Plans for a contentious new cafe and restaurant in York have been given the green light despite fears from a young family about late night noise.
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New publican sought for popular Yorkshire village pub
A publican is being sought to take over the Grey Horse in Barlby, near Selby.
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Yorkshire couple bring floating sound baths to swimming pools across UK
Yorkshire-based wellness business, Synergy Body & Mind, is offering floating sound baths at swimming pools in the UK.
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'Our lives are in limbo' - asylum plan fears in village near York
Residents say months of uncertainty have left their lives “in limbo” following government plans for the former RAF Linton-on-Ouse.
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Children can explore 10,000 years of York history at new archaeology club
A new Young Archaeologists Club has launched in York, at 2nd St Thomas's Scouts.
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New £200,000 boost to improve workplaces across York and North Yorkshire
Pro-Development has secured £200,000 to continue its work under the Thriving Workplaces and People programme.
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New £200,000 boost to improve workplaces across York and North Yorkshire
Pro-Development has secured £200,000 to continue its work under the Thriving Workplaces and People programme.
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Yorkshire landscapes meet gardens of Suzhou at upcoming free event
A free event will bring together Suzhou gardens and Yorkshire landscapes at York St John University's Creative Centre.
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York area where 'nature can thrive' could get protected status
An area of York held up as a haven for nature could be granted protected status.
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York residents asked to help shape city's development until 2045
City of York Council launched a public consultation on September 28 to gather feedback on the early stages of its refreshed plan.
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Yorkshire fish and chip shop named among top 40 in UK in National Fish and Chip Awards 2026
The top 40 fish and chip shops have been announced - and the Yorkshire-based The Fish Bank is one of them.
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Hospice cuts 'deprive people of dignity', say North Yorkshire leaders
End-of-life care leaders warn that increasing costs and rising demand mean services will suffer.
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York PR agency secures three new clients in engineering, technology and rail
Partners PR, based in York, announced three new client contracts across the engineering, technology, and rail sectors.