YORK Valkyrie will host an open top bus parade around the City to celebrate becoming back-to-back Women’s Super League Champions.

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• WAITING times of more than a year for treatment at York hospital trust have fallen dramatically, new figures show.

  Data from NHS England shows that as of August this year, there were 45,700 outstanding treatments at York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust – 1,319 of which had been waiting for a year or more.

• MAJOR roads through York are set to close as the city prepares to mark Remembrance Sunday.

  City of York Council say that the Remembrance parade will be held this year on Sunday, November 10 and wend its way through the city centre with a host of road closures as it progresses.

• A drink-and-drug driver has been jailed for nearly four years for causing the death of his friend in a horror crash in the North York Moors.

  Jack Tomlinson, 21, drove his friends and two teenage girls out to a remote spot at Langdale End, where he crashed into a tree after losing control of his red Citroen C3 on a bend, York Crown Court heard.

• Businesses will have to close due to the introduction of inheritance tax on family firms and farms, a North Yorkshire MP has warned.

  Kevin Hollinrake, who is also the Shadow Business Secretary, also said: “Labour has revealed that they were not truthful with the British public

• A WARNING has gone out to parents after antisocial behaviour in a North Yorkshire village.

  The county’s police say a dispersal authority has just been granted after an incident in Hunmanby near Filey on Wednesday night (October 30).

• A YORK councillor is seeking to establish a banking hub to fill a gap in the market after the final bank closes in his ward.

  Westfield Liberal Democrat councillor Andrew Waller is encouraging local residents to attend a drop-in session being held next month about plans to establish a Banking Hub in Acomb

• A man who was handed a penalty charge after parking to shop in York has won his appeal after claiming that signs in the car park were unclear.

  John Pawson was given the £85 charge, reducing to £50 if paid within two weeks, after being 20 minutes over the two-hour limit while parking in a disabled space at the Foss Islands Retail Park.

• Budget 2024: Rachael Maskell responds to Reeves budget

  YORK Labour MP Rachael Maskell has hailed today’s budget as “a new dawn” for the country.