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Dozens of protesters gathered in York calling on Western leaders to act and support their calls for a ceasefire in Gaza.
The protesters in St Helen’s Square chanted messages in support of Palestinians from 6pm on Thursday (May 9).
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A motorcyclist was injured after crashing with a car in North Yorkshire, the fire service said.
Two fire crews, police and an air ambulance rushed to the scene on the B1257 in Helmsley at 6pm yesterday (Thursday, May 9).
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A NATIONAL housebuilder will pay for repairs to a York road after years of use by construction traffic.
David Wilson Homes will contribute £120,000 to City of York Council for repairs to Fifth Avenue, Tang Hall
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THE owner of a restaurant in York has "changed everything" after receiving a one-star food hygiene rating.
Indian restaurant Kalpakavadi, in Fossgate, received the one out of five score - meaning major improvement necessary - following an inspection by City of York Council on March 10.
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York St John University has been praised after its most recent inspection.
Ofsted inspectors visited the Lord Mayor’s Walk campus between Tuesday, March 12, and Friday, March 15, and rated its degree apprenticeships as ‘good’ in all areas.
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A serial thief banned from going in any car, anywhere, has been given a chance to show he can change his ways.
Criminal Sean Beard was before York magistrates for yet more car break-ins and yet more breaches of a criminal behaviour order (CBO) designed to stop him offending.
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YORK'S newest martial arts gym has opened at a two-storey site in Layerthorpe.
Dustin Hone, founder of DNA MMA, has moved his fitness and martial arts company into its new home in Yorvale business park - which is just off James Street.
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Three people were taken to hospital after a crash by York's outer ring road.
North Yorkshire Police said a car was recovered from a hedge on the roadside after a collision involving a black Volkswagen Tiguan and a grey Mini Cooper.
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YORK will host to a cultural festival this week.
Polish culture will take centre stage in York’s Explore Library with the return of the annual Polish Heritage Day on Saturday, May 11.
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YORK man is taking part in a new reality dating experiment on Channel 4.
Love Triangle, already a firm favourite amongst viewers in Australia, premiered on British screens last month and is set to fill the void left by the end of the hit show Married at First Sight.
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YORK and North Yorkshire’s new metro mayor David Skaith has promised to rise above politics to be a 'spokesperson for the whole region'.
He says it will be his job to act as the public face for the region: attracting investment, driving change and bringing joined-up decision-making while ensuring no part of his large and diverse constituency is overlooked.
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A main road into York is closed after a crash.
Drivers are urged to avoid the A19 at Clifton, near Clifton Green, which is closed this morning (Wednesday, May 8) due to the collision.
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A SCHOOLS trust in York is on the look out for a new principal.
South Bank Academy Trust in York is looking for a principal, to run York High School in Acomb.
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Rebecca Moss, 27, was just 20 when she received an aggressive cancer diagnosis in 2016.
A young woman from near York has celebrated her first wedding anniversary after getting hitched while she battled cancer for a second time - aged just 26.
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A popular York city centre restaurant has been given a one star food hygiene rating after a visit by inspectors.
PizzaExpress in Museum Street, next to Lendal Bridge and the River Ouse, received the rating after a visit by City of York Council inspectors.
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Residents were forced to evacuate their homes in a North Yorkshire town after flash flooding.
Just under two inches of rain fell per hour between 6pm and 8pm yesterday (Monday, May 6) in Knaresborough.
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Police are investigating a fire in a woodland area of York.
Firefighters were called to the scene of the fire in Acomb at 7.50pm yesterday (Sunday, May 5).
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A yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued for York and North Yorkshire by the Met Office.
The warning is in place today (Monday, May 5) from 1pm to 9pm.
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A forklift burst into flames setting fire to a barn with 100 sheep inside in North Yorkshire, the fire service said.
Two fire crews were called to the scene in Hovingham at 1.10am today (Monday, May 6).
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'HE was my hero, always had a smile on his face, and was the fairest man I ever met.'
These are the farewell words from a loving son to well-known York businessman Ken Garland who has died aged 87.
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Updated: Political leaders in York and North Yorkshire have said the region’s first mayoral election was “too close to call” after voters went to the polls.
Ahead of the result of the vote being declared at Harrogate Convention Centre at around lunchtime today (Friday, May 3)
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RAIL replacement buses will run during a weekend of disruption because of engineering works through York.
The Transpennine Route Upgrade hopes to bring faster train journeys on routes passing through York. The project is being carried out with a £3.9 billion cash boost from the Government.
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A POPULAR bar is preparing to relaunch in York - with TWO locations, street food and frozen cocktails to tempt visitors.
THOR’S bar will have two locations in York again this Summer with SOL AST in the grounds of the Principal York hotel from Wednesday, May 22 - Sunday, August 25
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ONE of the founders of a business that recently closed its York city centre shop has revealed why the company made the decision.
Max Poynton, co-founder of the doughnut company Project D, was part of the team that closed the store in Parliament Street, just six months after it opened.
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Challenges remain for providing York terraced streets without off street parking with electric vehicle charging points, the council’s transport boss said.
Cllr Pete Kilbane, who is also City of York Council’s deputy leader, said the council continues to investigate how the charging points could be installed in the streets but admitted that factors stand in the way.
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THE people of York and North Yorkshire will go to the polls today to elect the region’s first metro-style mayor.
The winning candidate will be in office for at least the next four years, working alongside local councillors and council leaders in a bid to champion the region.
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A BOY from York diagnosed with an extremely rare form of a life-limiting illness has tried his hand at being a barista.
Bill Gornall, who lives in Holgate, dropped in at York-based coffee business, YO1 Coffee Co
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A MAIN York shopping street which was closed for the best part of a year is set to shut again.
As The Press reported at the time Low Petergate in York city centre close to York Minster only reopened in July last year having been closed since October 2022.
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Staff at a York primary school say they are “thrilled” with the outcome of its most recent inspection.
Our Lady Queen of Martyrs RC primary school was rated ‘good’ overall by Ofsted after inspectors called on Tuesday, February 6, and Wednesday, February 7.
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A York police officer killed in a wartime air raid has finally had a memorial headstone placed on his grave - more than 80 years after his death.
Robert Smith, an LNER Railway Police Constable who served at York Railway Station during the Second World War
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A SINKHOLE has opened up in the road in a North Yorkshire town.
North Yorkshire Police say they are on the scene in Barwick Street, Scarborough which is currently closed due to a sinkhole forming in the road.
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A MAJOR auction event is set to take place in York next week.
As previously reported by The Press, the Snook auction for St Leonard's Hospice will be held York Barbican on Thursday (May 9) and tickets are still available priced £5.
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A home furnishing store coming to York in June is promising a unique stylish look.
Jane Plum is taking over from the former H&M unit at Monks Cross and will be creating 10-15 jobs.
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A TEENAGER from North Yorkshire running a mile a day in April to raise money for a mental health charity
He said it will be “an honour” to be joined by Hardest Geezer Russ Cook for the final leg of his challenge.
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THESES are the shocking injuries suffered by a man who was attacked in a North Yorkshire village.
North Yorkshire Police say that it happened in Cropton near Pickering on Saturday, April 20
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LARGE sections of the Queen Street Bridge were successfully demolished over the weekend without causing any damage to York’s historic city walls, City of York Council says.
The authority says a section of the wall near Tofts Tower has deliberately been left standing for now.
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Rudy's Pizza Napoletana has announced a June 22 opening day for its new York restaurant.
And to celebrate the Saturday opening, the company is giving away 3,000 pizzas.
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A POPULAR York park is set to host a much-loved event again.
The weekend of May, Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 sees the return of the community Scarecrow Trail run by the Friends of Rowntree Park.
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A POPULAR distillery has launched a crowd-funding campaign to promote sustainable growth and to encourage investors to become part of its flourishing operation.
Whitby Distillery’s campaign will support its planned expansion through trade, retail, tourism and export.
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A MAN has appeared at York Magistrates' Court accused of murdering a woman who was pulled out of a North Yorkshire river last week.
Members of the public and police got Lisa Welford, 49, of Malton, out of the River Derwent at Malton shortly before midnight on April 24 and gave her CPR.
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STRUGGLING families in York will this year be able to claim only a single food voucher
AND a single fuel voucher under a government support scheme for hard-up households, instead of the three of each they could claim before.
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A café worker has told of the moment she realised six people were in the water after a boat crash on the River Ouse in York.
As reported by The Press online, six people were rescued from the Ouse after a small, customer-driven boat collided with a large City Cruises York passenger boat.
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York: Crash on A64 by Stockton on the Forest causing traffic
THERE has been a crash on a major road in York.
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A YORK woman says she has been battling mould in her home for more than 14 years - claiming it is affecting her health.
Jane Allison Walker, of Lucas Avenue in Clifton, first moved to the City of York Council owned property 15 years ago. She said the mould started to develop six months into her tenancy.
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AN historic building turned company headquarters in North Yorkshire has gone on the market for £1,500,000.
Boston Lodge in Boston Spa near Wetherby is a Grade II listed building which dates from the late eighteenth century with later nineteenth century additions and extends to some 7,300 square feet.
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Nine arrests were made and five vehicles seized during a police crackdown on crime in York and Selby.
Officers were out in force in York on Tuesday (April 23) as Operation Tornado started.
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FILMING is underway for a third consecutive day in York today.
On Thursday (April 25) the crew film new detective drama Patience are in the Victorian Claremont Terrace off Gillygate
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A BOAT sank to the bottom of the River Ouse in York after a crash involving a larger passenger vessel.
As reported by The Press yesterday (April 24), the incident happened at 12.25pm near Lendal Bridge. It involved a City Cruises self-drive boat and the larger passenger boat.
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York among UK's most expensive places for first-time buyers
York has been named among the most expensive areas for first-time buyers in Britain, according to new analysis.
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FOUR years after York was first hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, health officials are to stop providing regular updates about the virus because case rates are now so low.
The decision appears to leave the City of York Council area with an official final Covid death toll of 615.
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A MAJOR road through North Yorkshire is closed one way after a crash.
The A1(M) is closed southbound with slow traffic due to accident investigation work between junction the A6055 for Boroughbridge and junction 45 the A59 at Allerton Park.
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Plans for a new McDonald's in York have sparked hundreds of objections - with people fearing food smells, increased traffic and litter.
Joe Redshaw, of Maple Grove in Fulford, is leading the campaign against the new McDonald's restaurant - which is planned for the former site of Iceland in Fulford Road, next to Aldi.
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Joshua Strickland and Robinson Binks arrested in York
Two men wanted in connection with a suspected corrosive attack in York have been arrested.
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Two locations in North Yorkshire have been revealed as some of the UK’s top shopping destinations.
York city centre was listed in 19th place in the best 25 retail areas according to Newmark Retails Vitality Rankings 2024.
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YORK’S Queen Street Bridge – which will be demolished this weekend as part of the ongoing work
To revamp the road layout in front of York Railway Station – was built about 150 years ago in order to improve access to that very station.
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A York man who found himself homeless and battling addiction says he now has his life back on track after reaching out for help.
Geoff worked as a gardener for 15 years at the University of Leeds – a job he loved.
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A MAN has been arrested following a police incident in North Yorkshire.
The county’s police say a Scarborough man has been arrested yesterday morning (April 21) following a call to the force control room.
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TWO teenagers tried to disturb a major event in York.
North Yorkshire Police say that as hundreds of Scouts, Cub Scouts, Beavers, Squirrels, Guides, Brownies, Rainbows, Rangers and Explorers
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Climate campaigners are to celebrate Earth Day with a party on a bridge in York.
Members of Extinction Rebellion York say they will hold a “joyful celebration of people and planet” from 6pm to 7pm today (Monday, April 22) on Millennium Bridge.
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A MAN has suffered head injuries in a hit and run crash in York.
North Yorkshire Police say the crash happened in Fourth Avenue in Tang Hall at 5.30pm