Thor’s Tipi could become a yearly fixture in York’s Museum Gardens but more certainty is needed to secure its pitch long-term, its operator has said.

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• Estabulo York Brazilian restaurant at Vangarde closes

  Estabulo, a Brazilian bar and grill, which also has outlets in Leeds, Harrogate and Beverley, opened to on the outskirts of the city in September 2020 at Vangarde shopping park in the old Giraffe building opposite the foodhall entrance to M&S.

• A POPULAR York seasonal attraction says its latest haunt is pulling in the screams.

  Hallowscream, a haunted house attraction at York Maze, opened its doors earlier this month.

• A major restaurant chain has closed its branch in York.

  The Harvester restaurant in Stirling Road, Clifton Moor, has officially closed as a business.

• York welcomes national children’s leaders to celebrate success

  Young people and social workers in York met national children’s leaders last week as part of a visit to find out more about City of York Council’s work to transform services for children and young people.

• A VEHICLE has been seen driving dangerously near a major road around York, police say.

  North Yorkshire Police said it happened around 7.30pm on Wednesday, October 23 between the Grimston Bar and Wigginton areas of York and involved a white Range Rover, with a 2005 registration plate.

• A TRIPLE BRIT Award and Ivor Novello Award winner is set to headline a North Yorkshire outdoor show.

  Rag ‘n’ Bone Man returns to Scarborough on July 11, topping the bill at TK Maxx Presents Scarborough Open Air Theatre (OAT).

• The top 10 curry houses in York - as chosen by readers of The Press - have been revealed.

  We asked readers to tell us their favourite curry houses in the area for our Best Curry House competition - as we plan to crown a winner over the coming weeks.

• Two siblings from York have celebrated success at the races - with a horse named after their close bond.

  Oliver and Gavin Thompson celebrated success at the final race meet of the year at York Racecourse when their horse, Two Brothers - ridden by Billy Garritty - beat 25/1 odds to storm to victory.