● Leeds Rhinos: Hurrell tipped to be Headingley hero Leeds director of rugby Kevin Sinfield is tipping new signing Konrad Hurrell to become a big crowd favourite at Headingley in 2019.
York Press Comment this news ● COLUMN: Wearing the same dress twice isn't what I'd call 'thrifty' Kate Middleton is ‘known for recycling her favourite looks,’ a national newspaper reported. In other words, she occasionally wears the same thing twice.
York Press Comment this news ● Women mean business at York's first all-female Expo Meet the mum of three who is championing women entrepreneurs in York
York Press Comment this news ● New Mediterranean-style restaurant set to open in York A NEW “Mediterranean-style” restaurant is set to open in Walmgate.
York Press Comment this news ● Fire-hit B&M site owners working on plan for future of site THE company that owns the site of the York B&M store destroyed in a fire says it is working to "establish the next steps for the site".
York Press Comment this news ● Another mother found her child hanging by neck from bed, jury hears THE manufacturer of a 'cot bed' in which a baby died by strangulation will accept some responsibility for the death, a jury heard.
York Press Comment this news ● Man jailed over sexual relationships with underage girls A MAN who had sexual relationships with two underage girls - and tried to rape one of them - has been jailed for four years.
York Press Comment this news ● University of York says impact of microplastics is unclear SCIENTISTS have said that the impact of microplastics on the environment is unclear.
York Press Comment this news ● BREAKING: York City Knights beat off stiff competition to land fan favourite YORK City Knights have pulled off a coup by signing fan favourite Matty Marsh on a permanent deal from Hull KR.
York Press Comment this news ● York's Chocolate Story to transform city benches A LOCAL confectioner is planning to give York city centre a surprise makeover this week.
York Press Comment this news ● Arts, crafts and cake on sale to boost hall funds CRAFTS and cream teas will be on offer at a village hall.
York Press Comment this news ● Bargain retailer to take over city store site with £1.5m revamp THE former Toys R Us store at Clifton Moor is set to get a £1.5 million revamp as a discount retailer plans to move into the unit.
York Press Comment this news ● Christian rock band The Reign to perform at Selby Abbey SELBY Abbey is to host a rocking musical event this weekend.
York Press Comment this news ● Drax church plans special act of remembrance A NORTH Yorkshire knit-and-natter group is planning a very special act of remembrance to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.
York Press Comment this news ● North Yorkshire's GCSE results are best in region PUPILS have done North Yorkshire proud with their GCSE results.
York Press Comment this news ● More York City teenagers tipped to make first-team grade YORK City boss Sam Collins has warned the club’s senior players that there are more talented teenagers waiting in the wings hoping to take their places.
York Press Comment this news ● Why Richard Thompson still doesn't understand how the creative process works FOLK rock evergreen Richard Thompson plays the Grand Opera House in York on Monday night.
York Press Comment this news ● Wigginton Road upgrades set to go ahead - but plan to remove mini-roundabout is scrapped PLANS to upgrade junctions on Wigginton Road have been changed to reflect residents' views.
York Press Comment this news ● Village church to host beer festival BEER lovers will be able to enjoy a pint or two and support good causes at Copmanthorpe’s annual beer festival, which takes place in a church in the village.
York Press Comment this news ● Drax Group B2B sets green record for renewable power SUBSIDIARIES of a local energy supplier have set a record for businesses using renewable power.
York Press Comment this news ● Review: Level 42, York Barbican, October 15 LEVEL 42 have never been the Rubik's Cube, deely bobbers band, yet they were resident in the charts every year in the 1980s.
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