Latest News
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Demolition proposal for University House in Heslington refused
A PROPOSAL for the demolition of one of the first buildings erected on the University of York campus has been refused by officers at City of York Council.
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Celebrations as pupils at top North Yorkshire school secure places
A TOP North Yorkshire school is celebrating girls doing science subjects.
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Hundreds of jobs under threat as owners consider closing North Yorkshire factory
THE Indian owners of a North Yorkshire bus factory has announced it is looking to close the plant with the loss of 200 jobs.
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'Majority' of men 'aren’t sure where prostate is', says York prostate cancer expert
The "majority" of men "aren’t sure where the prostate is and what it does", a pioneering University of York prostate cancer researcher has said.
Community News
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Cycle day of action to planned to tackle bike theft and promote safe cycling
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
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Meet Titan the Robot on King’s Square in York
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.
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East Riding Artists Open Exhibition Saturday 5th April to Friday 18th April 2025 ‘Art in the Aisles’ at Selby Abbey
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.
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York is saying ‘Yes to Quit’ with new smoking campaign
York is saying ‘Yes to Quit’ with a new smoking campaign.
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Winners of the Visit York Tourism Awards 2025 Revealed
Last night (20 March), the winners of the Visit York Tourism Awards 2025 were revealed at a prestigious awards ceremony at York Racecourse.
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Neurodiversity celebration week: York schools accredited as ‘ADHD friendly’ as part of citywide support for neurodiverse students
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.
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Free sporting fun warm up at Community Stadium this weekend before England takes on Italy
York will kick off a summer of rugby with a range of fun, free activities on Sunday (23 March) at the York Community Stadium.
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Nature-inspired bench art revealed ahead of Front Street celebration event
Art of Protest has installed the first phase of new artwork in Acomb ahead of the mural reveal and celebration event later this month.
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