A BURST water pipe has been causing problems on a major York road again.

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• A village pub near York is to close from this weekend for a £110,000 revamp.

  The Heineken-owned Spotted Ox in Tockwith will close at the end of Sunday service and will re-open in early November with six new jobs created.

• York Fashion Week has returned with events taking place across the city.

  Part two of the event opened on Thursday (October 10) and will come to a close on Monday.

• A branch of a popular coffee chain in York has scored poorly for food hygiene.

  Costa Coffee at the Old Signal Box at York Station scored one-star out of five, following an inspection by City of York Council inspectors on August 12, meaning ‘Major Improvement Necessary.’

• AN emergency road closure has shut a street in a York suburb.

  Northern Powergrid said yesterday evening (October 9) that the closure had to be put in place on the A19 through Clifton during the rush hour.

• A well-regarded Brazilian steak house on the edge of York has scored poorly in a recent food hygiene inspection.

  The Caramba Steak House in Stirling Road, Clifton Moor, received a one rating, meaning ‘major improvement necessary’, following a visit from City of York Council inspectors on August 1.

• A York indie rock band are close to selling out the Barbican in what they say is a “dream come true”.

  Skylights take to the stage in front of a crowd of around 2,000 people on Saturday, November 2.

• A York GP said measles is “very much” on the radar of health professionals across the city as new NHS figures show that cases have risen in the area.

  Almost a dozen patients were diagnosed with measles after visiting accident and emergency services at York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust last year, the data suggests.

• Residents react to Fishergate McDonald's being rejected

  Residents, councillors and head teachers have welcomed news that plans for a new McDonald's in York have been rejected.