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• The Principal York becomes the Milner in hotel rebrand

  ONE of York’s finest hotels has a new name and a new future.

• York council planners have been recommended to approve ambitious plans to transform Coney Street by creating a new riverside area.

  A report by City of York Council states that subject to the Secretary of State not calling in parts of the application relating to listed buildings sited within the scheme,

• Traders in York's Coney Street have backed major plans to transform the area by opening it up to the riverside.

  And they called on City of York Council to approve the plans by the Helmsley Group later this month.

• The MP for York Central presented a petition to Parliament seeking to improve river safety in the city after the death of Leah Bedford at just 16.

  Leah’s body was recovered from the River Ouse near Terry Avenue on Thursday, September 28, last year.

• Rachael Maskell has joined calls for the council to rethink its decision to axe funding for Age UK York’s popular day club service.

  The Labour MP for York Central told The Press she is “deeply concerned” about the decision, which meant nine of the charity’s day clubs closed. The day clubs served around 95 people.

• City of York Council's decision to ban blue badge access during the Christmas Market has been slammed by campaigners who claim their "lives are being put on hold".

  As The Press previously reported, access to the city centre will be prohibited for blue badge holders from 10.30am to 7pm daily from November 14 to December 22 - the Christmas Market period.

• "IT'S a great pleasure to know that my father's life is still remembered."

  These were the welcoming words of 95-year-old Brenda Milner who cut the ribbon at a special opening ceremony of a top York hotel that has been renamed after her father, a local war hero.

• AN Oscar winning Hollywood star is bringing a one man show to York - for an entire month.

  York Theatre Royal has today announced that Gary Oldman will return to the theatre where he began his career in Samuel Beckett play, Krapp’s Last Tape. The production begins previews on April 14, and runs until May 17, 2025.