Storm Jocelyn has been named by the Irish weather service Met Éireann after Prof Jocelyn Bell Burnell, an astrophysicist who discovered the first pulsating radio stars, or pulsars, in 1967.
Meanwhile, the real Dame Jocelyn returned to her former school in York in 2022 to speak to pupils on International Women's Day.
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Two Ridings Community Foundation Awards More Than £145,000 to York Charities
48 community organisations across York have received more than £145,000 in the latest round of the York Community Fund, strengthening local groups and supporting purposeful community action across the city.
The Yorkshire Craft Festival Returns
Made in Yorkshire is hosting the vibrant celebration of Yorkshire's creative talent coming to Parliament Street this Spring from 7th-12th April.
'Why York's famous Shambles should be renamed Diagon Alley from Harry Potter'
Readers of the York Press have been debating whether or not we should rename the York Shambles
New care home set to open in York
Clifton Hall care home to open in Shipton Road in April
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