Local News & Information
YO1 Radio & The York Press – Working Together
YO1 Radio is very proud to partner with The York Press - York and North Yorkshire’s long-standing local newspaper. Founded in 1882, the Press has been York’s most authoritative daily news source ever since.
Now, YO1 Radio’s news team will bring you the latest stories from The Press every day. It’s news you can rely on from York’s most trusted source.
A selection of stories will appear here on the YO1 Radio website – and there’s much more online at www.yorkpress.co.uk and in the newspaper itself available at your local newsagent.
Local News Bulletins
YO1 Radio brings you a summary of local news stories from the York Press Newsdesk every weekday from 6am to 6pm.
There is also a summary of local news headlines on the half-hour each day during Griffo in the Morning and Chris Marsden in the Afternoon.
National News
To make sure you can stay up-to-date with what’s happening around the UK and around the world, YO1 Radio also brings you a summary of national news on the hour, every hour, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Weather
You’ll find a 5-day forecast for York and Selby right here on the website – but our presenters will bring you the very latest forecast, after the news, at the start of each hour.
During periods of extreme weather, we will bring you additional weather information – and the latest on school closures and travel disruption.
Travel Information
During the peak ‘rush hour’ periods, YO1 Radio will bring you regular travel bulletins using the latest camera and traffic sensor technology – together with information received from the emergency services, train, bus and other transport operators and our listeners.
We will bring you additional bulletins and information where necessary – for instance, if there is any unusual disruption.
You can help us keep everyone else up-to-date by letting us know about any problems you spot. We can then check for more details and let other listeners know.
You can call the studio on 01904 53 00 43. Leave a message if our on-air team are busy and can’t answer. We monitor messages actively.
Or, you can email studio@yo1radio.co.uk
Alternatively, you can post or send a direct message on our social media @thisisyo1 on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
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— YO1 Radio (@thisisyo1) September 7, 2022
Community Information
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Queen Street Bridge closures
Following the weekend's closure, Councillor Pete Kilbane, Deputy Leader of the Council and Executive Member for Transport and Economy, said:
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City of York Council Executive approves new Equalities approach
City of York Council’s Executive has endorsed its new ‘Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Strategy 2024-27’, pending the outcome of public consultation.
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£750,000 funding secured to extend and improve Acomb Explore Library
£250,000 has been secured to add to the Council’s committed £500,000 capital investment to extend and redevelop Acomb Explore Library.
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York Minster seeking three new girl choristers - 100% means-tested bursaries available!
York Minster is searching for three school girls, currently in Year 3, to audition for their world-famous choir. Children are not expected to have formal singing experience, but a love of singing is very much essential to the role.
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Huntington School becomes first in York to receive Silver Healthy Schools Award
Huntington School has become the first in the city to be awarded a coveted Silver Healthy Schools’ Award.
Latest News & Appeals from North Yorkshire Police
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Female suspect steals cash in York burglary
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for information about a burglary that occurred in Clifton, York.
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Selby - racetrack assault - police appeal
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for information about an assault that occurred at a racetrack near Eggborough.
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Arson attack on Kingsway West, York
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for witnesses and information about an arson attack in York at about 3.45am in the early hours of Monday 15 April 2024.
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Bike theft in York
North Yorkshire Police are investigating the theft of a bike from York Hospital.
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Update on fire in York
North Yorkshire Police were called by the fire service at just before 2.30pm on Sunday 14 April 2024 to reports of a fire at a Library on Fourth Avenue in Tang Hall.
Latest News
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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
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Pocklington town centre will once again host a Food and Drink Festival this weekend.
Taking place on Saturday and Sunday 20-21 April, and based in the heart of the town centre, stalls will line Market Place, leading to a stage and seating areas in St Peter’s Square.
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ROADS throughout the centre of York are set to close this weekend as thousands of children are set to take to the streets.
The centre of York is set to turn once again into a spectacular sea of colour, waving flags, marching children – and the sound of marching bands on Sunday (April 21).
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A POPULAR York primary school is set to celebrate turning 150 this year with a reunion party.
At The Press reported in January, St Paul’s CE School, in Holgate, which retained its 'good' Ofsted judgement last year, was established in 1874, and has been a cornerstone of the community, nurturing generations ever since.
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A man is in hospital with serious burns after a suspected corrosive substance attack in York.
North Yorkshire Police said the incident happened at an address in Fossway at around 12.30am today (April 19).
Sport
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RESULTS in the Vanarama National League on Tuesday evening mean that York City’s push for safety will go down to the final day.
A 0-0 draw between FC Halifax Town and Ebbsfleet United, a 0-0 draw between Rochdale and Boreham Wood and a 1-0 defeat for Wealdstone against Eastleigh saw each team reach 45 matches played for the season in midweek.
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York RLFC confirms the retirement of half-back Richie Myler amid a long-term elbow injury.
Myler sustained the injury in York Knights' Betfred Championship clash against Doncaster RLFC and has since undergone surgery after receiving specialist guidance.
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York Knights have announced the return of forward Jacob Gannon on a season-long loan from Leigh Leopards
Gannon made two appearances on loan for York in 2021 from Warrington Wolves before the forward joined Leigh ahead of the 2023 season.
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Rugby in York to benefit from transformational Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 legacy programme Impact ‘25
Impact ’25 will be delivered by the Rugby Football Union (RFU) in partnership with UK Government, Sport England and UK Sport.
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York RLFC will be hosting our first double header of the 2024 season this Sunday at the LNER Community Stadium
Both the Turnstiles and Hospitality Entrance will open at 11.30am for General Admission ticket holders and Hospitality ticket holders respectively.