A 'STUNNING' chalice which dates back to the 1600s is on display at one of York's most historic sites - and possession of it could have led to death in the 17th century.

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  Bombay Spice in Goodramgate has won the Outstanding Restaurant of the Year in the English Curry Awards 2023.

• FORMER pupils at a York school which was demolished in 1996 have made a generous donation to a planned new community boxing club.

  St George's Old Boys Association held its annual reunion at York NHS Social Club in White Cross Road and donated £200 to Charlie Malarkey's New Earswick Boxing (KO) for Kindness club project.

• FIREFIGHTERS have been battling a flat fire in York.

  North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say they were called out at 5.49pm on Tuesday night (December 3) after reports of a fire close to Fishergate Bar.

• More households in York applied for homelessness support last year, new figures show.

  It comes as a report is due to be published today (Wednesday, December 4) outlining City of York Council’s strategy to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping in the city.

• Christmas and New Year bin collection changes for York - how it will affect you

  THERE will be no recycling collections for four weeks in parts of York under changes to bin collections over the festive period.

• Familiar face turns on Christmas lights in North Yorkshire village

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• New beginning’ for building that housed troubled York care home

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• Top York chef appeals to pie thieves after raid in North Yorkshire

  A TOP York chef has appealed to thieves who stole his van with 2,500 pies inside to “do the right thing”.