York Mix
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Sold! Long empty York site set for 228 flats after property deal
A long-empty York city centre site is finally set for transformation after changing hands in a new deal. Persimmon Homes has sold land next to the StayCity Aparthotel on Paragon Street to Yorkshire-based developer Artium Group. Now plans to...
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New junior school launched in York by famous education name
St Peter’s School in York has opened a new Junior School this September, offering specialist facilities and a broad curriculum for children aged 3-11.
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Underground car park could ‘solve traffic problems’ at York shopping centre
Parking problems at a major York shopping centre have prompted a businessman to draw up proposals for an automatic underground facility there. Seth Kazzim, chief executive of Silo Industries, said his proposed underground car park would...
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Woman arrested as part of North Yorkshire motorway murder investigation
Murder detectives investigating the death of a woman after a crash on the A1(M) in North Yorkshire have made another arrest. A 52-year-old woman from Newcastle has been arrested on suspicion of encouraging or assisting the commission of an...
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North Yorkshire incinerator performance questioned as waste sent to landfill trebles
Opposition councillors have questioned whether North Yorkshire’s waste incinerator is genuinely improving or simply performing “less badly” than before. Figures show that the amount of waste diverted from landfill at Allerton Waste Recovery...
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Last few tickets remain for York charity ball
The Three Bears Foundation Winter Charity Ball returns to York Racecourse on 14 November with live music, auctions and a three-course meal.
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Image appeal after theft at Selby petrol station
Police investigating a theft in Selby want to identify this man. It happened at the Jet fuel station on Bawtry Road at around 8.45pm on Tuesday 15 September. A suspect requested a “substantial amount” to be added to a top-up card and then...
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‘Spectacular’ outdoor attraction to open near York after ‘incredible’ public response
A new five-acre attraction is set to open near York next spring – featuring over 750,000 tulips across more than 100 varieties. Following the success of its popular Tulip Festival at Farmer Copleys, the team are bringing its award-winning...
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Mother whose son was left in coma after York Hospital incident ‘begged’ for help for him
A York mother whose son nearly died after an incident at York Hospital says she had pleaded with various agencies to help him before it happened. We are not naming him or his mother to protect his privacy. The 18-year-old from York is now...
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Car crashes into hedge in Harrogate
Firefighters from Harrogate freed two trapped occupants after a car hit a hedge on Bilton Lane yesterday evening.
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Review: The Penelopiad
Step aside Odysseus, Penelope’s story is here. York Theatre Royal puts women firmly in the spotlight with The Penelopiad, a production at home in a city steeped in such rich history. As box office sales soar for the new Odyssey film,...
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Water leak at York flats prompts fire service response
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue responded to a fire alarm triggered by a water leak in Walmgate on Wednesday evening.
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York café that’s at the heart of its community bids to stay open
A York café which feeds people struggling with isolation at Christmas has lodged a bid to stay open. An application to extend the temporary planning permission of Hull Road Park Café for a further five years has been submitted to City of...
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Police hunt sex offender from York
Have you seen this man? He is Ryan Richards and he’s wanted by police. A Humberside Police spokesperson said: “Officers are keen to locate him as he is wanted for recall to prison in connection with a reported assault and failure to comply...
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How we could build 30K affordable homes in York – and where they could go
There‘** s a reason why homes now are unaffordable, says Geoff Beacon – and a way to change that** Income inequality is rising in the UK – but wealth inequality is worse. p The richest one per cent of the UK population holds a share of...
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Plans go in for major new supermarket in York
Plans have gone in to split up a well-known York retail venue to make way for a brand new Tesco store. Site owner Legal and General Assurance has submitted a full planning application to City of York Council to alter, subdivide, and extend...
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‘Overflowing bins’ and fly-tipping warning amid plans to ditch York recycling boxes
Bins in York could be left overflowing with rubbish unless some homes are given larger ones as part of recycling collection changes, the council’s opposition group has warned. Liberal Democrat activist Luke Draper said York Council should...
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Late-night trains disrupted after tree falls on rail tracks near York
Rail services were disrupted last night after a tree fell on the line near York. Trains in and out of York were severely delayed or cancelled while work to remove it took place. Residents near the railway reported a lot of activity...
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Villagers fear late-night events at North Yorkshire hotel could disrupt sleep
Villagers fear plans for late-night drinking and entertainment at a North Yorkshire hotel could leave children struggling at school and residents exhausted at work because of disturbed sleep. Tokyo Industries Ultimate Ltd has applied for a...
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Man arrested after Land Rover driver attacked in Whitby
Police are investigating a violent incident on the roads in Whitby. A man assaulted the driver of a stationary Land Rover Discovery on Upgang Lane at around 7.45pm on Sunday 4 October. The incident is believed to have begun outside Gino’s...
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Family pays tribute to ‘bright young man’ killed by tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
The family of William Chapman, who was killed by a tiger at a wildlife park, have described the 23-year-old as a “bright, warm and engaging young man”. Mr Chapman, who was mauled to death when he entered the tiger enclosure at Yorkshire...
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WIN a family ticket for up to FOUR people to visit the North Yorkshire Moors Railway Santa Express – worth up to £138
This Christmas, the North Yorkshire Moors Railway offers families a magical journey aboard a real heritage railway, complete with a personal visit from
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See this unique take on a classic Shakespeare love story in York
Critically acclaimed dance company Lost Dog will be performing at York Theatre Royal for the first time with their unique take on a classic story. Juliet & Romeo – a two-hander starring Emily Terndrup as Juliet and John Kendall as Romeo...
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Police release image after vehicle damaged in York car park
Police investigating criminal damage in a York car park want to trace this man. At around 10.50pm on Saturday 19 September a car was damaged in the Castle Car Park. A North Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: “We are particularly appealing...
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Watch: Star interviewer Louis Theroux visits Yorkshire children's hospice
Star documentary filmmaker Louis Theroux found himself on the other side of the questions during a visit to Martin House Children’s Hospice this week. Louis visited the hospice in Boston Spa on Tuesday 6 October, where he was given a tour...
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Police warning as North Yorkshire beauty spot closed due to emergency incident
North Yorkshire Police have closed a beauty spot due to an ongoing emergency incident. Cornelian Bay, between Scarborough and Cayton Bay, is shut. A North Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: “Cornelian Bay along the coast is likely to be...
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Shelves stripped bare in former flagship York store – as Post Office closes today
One of the stalwarts of York shopping is being emptied out as it enters its final few days. TG Jones, better known as the former WH Smith on Coney Street, has been trading for decades but closes for good on Monday. And today (Wednesday, 14...
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North Yorkshire sea cadets launch £3.5million fundraiser for new HQ
North Yorkshire Council has granted planning permission for brand-new headquarters for the Filey Sea Cadets. The new headquarters will be on the existing Southdene Pavilion site, marking a major milestone in a project that has been ten...
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Garden village with 3,339 homes planned at former York airfield
A new garden village with almost 3,400 homes could be built at a former airfield in York, with people urged to have their say. A consultation has launched on plans for Langwith Village which would be built at the former Elvington Airfield...
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Man appears in court charged with carrying machete after incident near York museum
A man is to appear at the crown court charged with robbery and carrying a machete following an incident near York city centre at the weekend. Alfie Fowler, 21, appeared at York Magistrates’ Court today (Tuesday) when he confirmed his age...
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Nursery in village near York celebrates Ofsted success
Muddy Boots Nursery in Wilberfoss is celebrating after achieving Strong Standard gradings across all six areas in its latest Ofsted inspection. The nature-led nursery has been praised for its care, supportive team and commitment – and it’s...
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Historic York hotel set to change after changes get the go-ahead
A historic York hotel is set for changes following the approval of plans for a renovation. Changes to the bar, restaurant and reception area of the Dean Court Hotel have been approved by City of York Council. The application from its...
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Updated: Road reopens after three-vehicle crash on A64 near York
** The road has now reopened ** From Tuesday 13 October 2026 at 11:50AM Emergency services are dealing with a three-vehicle crash near York. It’s near the North Road junction east of the Hopgrove Roundabout and the road is closed. Police...
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Police appeal after man dies in Selby
Police are appealing for the public’s help after a man died in Selby. Gary Williams, 66, died at his home in the town yesterday (Monday). There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death, say police. Officers are now trying to...
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A giant creepy crawly is coming to York city centre
A giant creepy crawly is coming to York this Halloween. York BID is inviting families to enjoy a spooky free city-centre experience this Halloween – as a giant inflatable spider arrives for the latest Family Friendly Saturday event....
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Man charged after violence near York museum
A man has been charged following the outbreak of violence near the National Railway Museum in York. We reported on Sunday that police called to Leeman Road, in York, at 2.19pm, following a report of an altercation involving three men. A...
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New roadworks causing queues at key York junction
Roadworks at a key York junction are causing traffic delays today. Four-way temporary traffic lights have been installed at the crossroads between Micklegate, Skeldergate, Bridge Street and North Street. Northern Powergrid is undertaking...
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Police appeal after arson attack at York hospital
Police investigating an incident of arson in York have released this image of a man they want to speak to. It happened at the Nuffield Hospital on Haxby Road. Officers were called shortly before 1am on Wednesday 23 September, to a report of...
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Man arrested after knife threats in Scarborough town centre
A man seen with a knife in Scarborough town centre has been arrested. At about 4.20pm yesterday police detained the man outside theIceland store onVernon Road. They were called ten minutes earlier when a member of the public reported being...
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New café ‘incredibly lucky to have found a fantastic location’ in York
York feels like a natural fit for the home of a new branch of a growing Australia-inspired café chain, its founder has said. Claudio Ribeiro, founder of Federal, which is set to open a new café in Coney Street, said they were excited to...
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York attraction speaks out on security plans and tourism ‘challenges’
The manager of a major York attraction has spoken out about its plans for new security measures and challenges facing the city’s tourism industry. Mark Mattinson, York Dungeon’s general manager, said the installation of a security fence in...
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Driver freed after crash in North Yorkshire village
Fire crews from Harrogate and Knaresborough rescued a trapped driver following a collision on the A661 last night.
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Two injured after pick-up truck and car crash in North Yorkshire
Two people were hurt in a crash on the A1(M) in North Yorkshire. It happened at 12.19pm on Saturday (10 October) on the northbound carriageway at junction 48 near Boroughbridge. A Ford Ranger pick-up truck towing a caravan and a Toyota...
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Well-known York nightclub closes after many years – set to reopen with new name and look
A York nightclub has closed after many years entertaining late-night revellers – but it will reopen soon with a whole new brand. Popworld York, on George Hudson Street, shut at the weekend after more than a decade of trading. It is now...
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Man seriously injured after falling from second-floor window at York Hospital
An investigation is underway after a man fell from a second floor window at York Hospital. The man suffered serious injuries in the fall. YorkMix understands he has been left in a coma. There was a huge police response to the incident on...
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What to know before you go to York Hallowscream
Thinking of spending your October being chased through the dark by strangers with chainsaws? There are a few things you should probably know first. York Maze Hallowscream returns this year on selected nights from Friday, 9 October to...
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Victim racially abused near York pub – Police release CCTV
Police have today issued this photograph as part of their investigation into a racially-aggravated assault. It happened at 11.50pm on Friday 28 August outside the Ainsty pub on Boroughbridge Road. A North Yorkshire Police spokesperson said:...
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Victim named as second man charged in North Yorkshire murder investigation
The woman at the centre of a North Yorkshire murder investigation was named by police today (Monday). Elena Chiriac, 22, from Newcastle died after a two-vehicle collision on the A1(M) near Barton on Sunday 4 October. A North Yorkshire...
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Gallery: York attraction has 'fantastic' opening with TV star guests
Thousands of eager Halloween fans – including stars from Emmerdale and Hollyoaks – were first to experience a new type of scare attraction at the sold-out opening weekend of Hallowscream at York Maze. The new ‘Corntagion’ scare experience...
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Yorkshire Water agrees to face Ripon residents over concerns about sewage discharge
Yorkshire Water’s Corporate Affairs Manager and one of its River Health Team Managers will join the next Full Council meeting to discuss sewage discharges into local rivers and plans to improve river health. It will be on Monday 9 November...