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Work is underway to transform the café at the Parliament Street store into an ‘M&S Coffee Shop’, due to open on Friday, April 11.

As The Press reported last week, Labour MP for York Outer Luke Charters had a meeting with Steve Reed, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, and called on the Government to help fund a flood protection scheme in Fulford.

David Skaith said buses across York and North Yorkshire “are not good enough” as he committed to make public transport more accessible, affordable and convenient.

Siblings Claire and Xander, who own two LGBTQ+ shops in York city centre, made the decision to close their Low Petergate shop – Sherlock Holmes:

York’s historic city centre is set to be ready for the next, and future, millennia.

York Business Improvement District (BID) is joining forces with North Yorkshire Police, York Cycle Campaign, and Minster Police for a Cycle Day of Action on Thursday 4th April

York BID are delighted to announce an extraordinary free event this April as Titan the Robot makes his way to King’s Square in York for an unforgettable experience.

Art is coming to the Abbey in Selby through an exhibition of paintings and 3D works that showcases the creative talents of the celebrated East Riding Artists group, one of the largest organisations of its kind in the region.

York is saying ‘Yes to Quit’ with a new smoking campaign.

Last night (20 March), the winners of the Visit York Tourism Awards 2025 were revealed at a prestigious awards ceremony at York Racecourse.

Eight York schools have been accredited as ‘ADHD friendly’ as part of a citywide commitment to support neurodiverse children and young people, including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

York will kick off a summer of rugby with a range of fun, free activities on Sunday (23 March) at the York Community Stadium.