Latest News
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A York MP has joined a group of backbenchers in calling on the government to make "hard choices" over cuts to the benefits system.
York Outer MP Luke Charters was one of 36 signatories to the "Get Britain Working Group"
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A £1.7m project to improve a stretch of path by York’s River Ouse to help reduce closures related to flooding has taken a step forward.
A decision on Tuesday, March 11 means designs will be drawn up for the project, which includes raising the path between Jubilee Terrace and Scarborough Bridge, before works begin.
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FILMING involving a former Emmerdale star is underway on a new short film this week at venues across York and North Yorkshire.
Scarlet - a film noir about a detective who falls in love with a killer
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AN alleged murderer has told a jury he is “ashamed” and “broken” because he caused the two stab wounds that killed a champion York bare knuckle fighter.
Ian James Franklin, 33, alleged that he acted in self defence and in the defence of his wife and family immediately outside his front door when he hit Greg Marshall with a kitchen knife.
Community News
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Magistrates charge company guilty of fly posting £5,400
A local company illegally putting up posters in and around York has been found guilty by York Magistrate's Court and ordered to pay £5,421.
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Pavers announces Community Champion Winners
This past weekend, Pavers hosted a special event to recognise ten remarkable women in celebration of International Women’s Day.
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Council secures more than £3.4m funding for warmer homes
Council leaders have confirmed that City of York Council will receive more than £3.4m of funding thanks to two separate grants.
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Work to protect key heritage building uncovers unique history
A renovation scheme to secure the city’s historic Mansion House for years to come has uncovered some unique history.
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Appeal to find man who followed girl home from school
You may have noticed an increased Police presence in Bishopthorpe, here’s why:
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Young mum praises stop smoking team as referrals double and new online group support launched
A young mum who started smoking aged 12 has told how City of York Council's Health Trainers helped her quit smoking for good so she can stay healthier and live longer.
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Heavy metal, improvisation, and wild animals: York Minster’s 2025 organ programme
Acclaimed musicians from across the musical world are ready to pull out all the stops in a diverse programme of organ concerts at York Minster.
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Protect your Pets
Pets can inadvertently cause fires and are especially vulnerable when a fire breaks out so we’re launching a campaign which will run throughout March and April to help keep your pets safe.
Podcasts & Interviews
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Dave Parker chats with David Skaith
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Wayne Chadwick talks to the manager of Selby Town Hall, Chris Jones
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Wayne Chadwick chats to Matt Goss
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David Smith with Jonathan Cowap