A CAR has overturned after a crash near a roundabout in York.

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• North Yorkshire’s mayor has called for work to begin on a new rail station in Haxby following Government confirmation that the project will go ahead.

  Labour Mayor David Skaith said the £24 million scheme would help cut congestion while York Outer MP Luke Charters said the announcement meant the project was no longer in limbo.

• The NHS trust in charge of York Hospital paid out more than £4 million in negligence claims over five years, new figures show.

  A York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust spokesperson told The Press that any risks identified by such claims are incorporated into its patient safety processes to prevent them from happening again.

• THOUSANDS of racegoers are being invited to ditch their jackets and don their shorts as temperatures look set to soar this week.

  York Racecourse has relaxed its dress code for the John Smith’s Cup on Friday and Saturday, when the Met Office is predicting afternoon temperatures of 30C and 31C.

• A CRASH has blocked a main road linking York to North Yorkshire.

  North Yorkshire Police said officers are at the scene of a crash involving a car and a motorcycle, at junction 47 of the A1(M) and A59 - Allerton Park - on the bridge over the motorway.

• The UK’s chief medical officer has told a York event the case needs to be made for the health benefits of active travel despite it not being politically easy.

  Chris Whitty told the Active City York conference that the smallest changes to help people walk, wheel and cycle could transform people’s health for the better.

• A York mum and dog-lover has launched a new business allowing your pooch to be part of a wedding celebration.

  Jemma Graham has created Paws ‘N’ Promises, which she believes is the only one of its kind in the York area.

• A rise in fly-tipping in York to almost 3,000 incidents in a year has sparked a row over the council’s handling of the issue.

  A total of 2,954 cases of illegal waste dumping were recorded in York in the year up to March, up from 2,500 in 2023/4 and the highest since 2011.

• A DRIVER who seriously injured three people when he crashed head-on into another vehicle at 80mph in a souped-up Volkswagen Polo has been jailed.

  Adam Davis, then 22, disregarded warnings from his passenger to slow down, had barely slept and had cannabis in his body when he raced round a blind bend on the wrong side of the road,