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• Young people’s bus fare reductions extended as ticket sales reach half a million

  Free and reduced price bus tickets for York’s young people will continue until 30 March 2025, after an extension to the subsidy was agreed as part of the city’s Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP).

• A major rail route through York has announced a "transformational" change to its timetable.

  The new timetable for the East Coast Main Line will see extra services between Newcastle-upon-Tyne and London King’s Cross

• A murder investigation has been launched after a man died following a “serious assault” at York railway station.

  The victim, in his 30s, was taken to hospital in a life-threatening condition on Sunday evening, British Transport Police said.

• There has been a crash on a major road through North Yorkshire.

  The county's police force has said they are at the scene of the crash on the A19 at North Kilvington, north of Thirsk.

• PEOPLE in York are being warned about festive scam currently doing the rounds.

  North Yorkshire Police say that with the countdown to Christmas well and truly underway, they are warning people to be on their guard against festive season scams.

• A range of building problems that has left a York city centre redevelopment without a roof has led to its developers to go under with losses topping £800,000.

  Reports published on the Companies House website show that in October North Star (York) Ltd entered administration, with one of its creditors launching a claim for £4.3 million.

• A THUG who ruined a couple’s 30th wedding anniversary celebrations has been jailed for 10 months.

  The Recorder of York, Judge Sean Morris, warned Ryan Philip Warren that unless he stopped drinking, he could kill someone.

• AN historic York church has been bought and is set to be turned into a hub for the community.

  As The Press reported earlier this year the Trinity Methodist Church building in Monkgate went on the market for an undisclosed sum.