The future of a heritage shoe brand - which has two shops in North Yorkshire - remains uncertain after a rescue deal was agreed.
Russell & Bromley, a British shoe brand with more than 150 years of history, was bought by Next on Wednesday (January 21).
The fate of the brand’s remaining 33 stores and nine concessions remains uncertain, however.
Read more here: Future uncertain for Russell & Bromley in Harrogate and York | York Press
Market Place Post Office Colliergate Closed Temporarily
A Post Office branch in York has revealed that it is ‘working hard to restore services’ after closing its doors temporarily.
Free Leisure Centre Memberships for Adoptive Families
Free leisure centre memberships are being offered to adoptive families in York.
Support for Rougier Street and George Hudson Street Bus Plan
A drive to close parts of some main roads to cars and taxis will help to tackle York's 'chaotic problem with traffic congestion', say cycle campaigners.
Mayor David Skaith Welcomes Funding to Upgrade York Station
Funding to regenerate York Station as part of Government plans to improve northern railways will be absolutely vital to unlocking economic growth, according to the city’s mayor.
York Bar Walls - Council Sets Out Plans to Expand Wildflowers
The planting of wildflowers by York’s bar walls could be set to expand under plans drawn up by the council.
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