A CRASH is partially blocking a main route in to York.

A SENIOR councillor says work is underway to ensure York 'does its bit' in the international effort to save innocent people from the terror of the Taliban.

A MAJOR road has reopened following a crash that saw it closed all night.

Barney Sharratt’s York Minster Rose Window umbrella (The Press, August 21) is brilliant.

While Cllr Andy D’Agorne’s announcement of more funding for dropped kerbs in the city centre (The Press, August 23) is welcome it does not solve the fundamental problem that he has created.

TWO sisters with a pet supply business have launched a new concession in York city centre.

A BREWING business set up to safeguard the future of a family farm is now striving to become Yorkshire's top alcoholic drinks brand.

In calling on City of York Council to ‘end it’s silence’ on the Afghan refugee crisis, Labour cites the plight of young girls no longer allowed to go to school (End silence on Afghan refugees, August 24).

ON September 6 to 10, we will be celebrating National Payroll Week.

Last week, I travelled to London for the emergency recall of Parliament to discuss the victory of the Taliban in Afghanistan.

YORK healthcare provider Nimbuscare has been shortlisted as ‘Community Provider of the Year’ in a national awards scheme.

YORK Jobcentre is tackling the shortage of heavy goods vehicle drivers by offering free training in HGV driving.

When it comes to empowering young women to reach their full potential in life, The Mount School in York are very well-equipped. With a motto like ‘We know girls can’, it’s little wonder that the school continuously finds new ways to engage thei...

During the pandemic, many savers have dipped into their pensions without realising that this can trigger tax rules which mean that future pension contributions will be capped. Taking a taxable withdrawal from a pension triggers a cap that limits futu...

Salmonella infection usually causes diarrhoea, fever and stomach cramps.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps is set to make the announcement this week, which could open up more travel options for holidaymakers.

THE A64 near York has been closed in both directions this evening by a serious crash.

IT has been more than a decade since the last confirmed sighting of Claudia Lawrence despite police efforts to conduct extensive investigations and "thousands of statements".

Police looking for missing York chef Claudia Lawrence have begun a search operation in gravel pits about eight miles from her home in York.

A WOMAN is being treated by ambulance crews after a crash in York.

FIRST York will be reducing the frequency of buses on some key city routes – because of a driver shortage.

A THUG who "bullied, abused and degraded" his partner in a campaign of "terror" has been jailed.

A YOUNG woman drowned when she fell from a bridge into the River Ouse - less than an hour after being discharged from a York psychiatric hospital, an inquest heard.

THE Press chief reporter, Mike Laycock, was acting news editor on the weekend that Claudia disappeared. Here, he shares his memories of that weekend, and his thoughts on the decade-long investigation.

Here we chart the events that have unfolded since the disappearance of York chef, Claudia Lawrence.

A TRAVEL agents has opened its doors in York city centre - despite pressures on the industry during the pandemic.

A FAMILY has been reunited with their cat who went missing four years ago after she was found struggling to breathe just half a mile from where they used to live.

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid has said no evacuations from Afghanistan will be permitted after the August 31 deadline.

THERE are more than 30 people with coronavirus being cared for at York Hospital, new figures reveal.

The scientist, who is based in Europe, warned the new strain could become the most dangerous and warned we face a “big risk”.

At 4.50pm on Saturday afternoon, York City slipped to their lowest ever league position, after being beaten 4-0 away by Gloucester City.

MEMBERS of City of York Council’s Executive are set to be asked to approve plans for an additional £500k package of support for York’s independent businesses.

A MEMBER of the 1960 Olympic GB rowing training group, who lives in a York town, is advising people recovering from Covid to get more active gradually.

What can I do to help Afghan refugees?

A TRAIN firm is giving people the chance to ‘Go Do Your Thing’ and travel on its network for just £1.

Councillor Andy d’Agorne’s response to Rose Drew about Blue Badge parking (‘I am 100 per cent barred from town’, The Press, August 20) was a travesty.

A PUMPING operation has been launched in a York river to try to save hundreds of fish.

A DRIVER has been clocked by police driving at 135 mph on an East Yorkshire road.

A YORK-based tech company that works to improve the rail and transport networks is a contender for The Press Business Innovation of the Year award.

Watts has been the only Rolling Stones member other than Mick Jagger and Keith Richards to have featured on all of the band’s studio albums.

THE pedestrian barriers alongside the pavement in York's Coppergate are finally set to be removed.

YORK'S weekly recorded Covid-19 case rate has dropped - but more cases continue to be confirmed in the area.

Is the station short stay car park always closed on race days? We were attempting to use the car park on Saturday morning at 10am to drop off our student and to show him the ropes, but were met by a barrier. We were unable to even turn into the entra...

RETIRED BBC broadcaster Robin Lustig has told why he features in a film about the failure to prosecute most of those responsible for the Holocaust - and plans to attend its world premiere in York.

THREE more Covid deaths have been recorded at hospitals in the York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

THE latest bid to provide more green space for residents in a seaside resort has been completed.

AFTER a years delay, a much-loved comic is hitting the road on his brand new tour - including dates at a York venue.

The Met Office have made the prediction after hopes  of an August ‘heatwave’ were all but extinguished.

With the bank holiday approaching this weekend in England and Wales, many supermarkets will be working on reduced hours.

A NORTH Yorkshire woman is set to combine fitness and fundraising at a special event to support a local hospice.