York | Archive | 1999 | November
York almost ground to a halt under the weight of visitors in a "sensational" pre-Christmas shopping boost. more...
Hundreds of train passengers heading south from York Railway Station today faced long delays after a problem on the line further north. more...
York's major new employer, CPP, today announced that more of its most senior staff are to be based here. more...
Work has begun on a £350,000 Millennium restoration of York Minster's ancient St William Window. more...
A real ale pub proposed for York city centre is expected to be refused by City of York councillors. more...
An example of the Grand Slam bomb designed by the legendary bouncing bomb creator Barnes Wallis has been delivered to the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington, near York. more...
The daughter of Ruth Ellis, the last woman in England to be executed, is joining her aunt in a campaign to reopen her mother's case. more...
Fire crews used cutting gear to release two men from their cars after a serious road accident resulted in four people being injured. more...
Signs which are the wrong size and the wrong colour, shops decorated in garish and vivid paint, poor quality shops which cater for the mass tourism market in York's historic heart. more...
York retailers desperately need a good Christmas. The out-of-town shopping centres are now well established and attract significant business. If city centre stores are to compete they must make the most of the seasonal spending festival. more...
Those brickbats and bouquets are flying about again. That can mean only one thing - the York Civic Trust has published its annual report. more...
Aladdin (Mieke Jackson), centre, with fellow members of the Rowntree Players cast Picture: Paul Baker more...
Young dancers from York are preparing to join Hunter the Gladiator and Nolan Sister Denise after being picked to star in this year's pantomime at the city's Grand Opera House. more...
I disagree with Mark Wade that there was a mood of 'controlled fury' at the recent consultation meeting (Letters, November 16). Most present could see that the proposals put forward for Shipton Road had good and bad points. more...
How disturbingly easy it is for the media to whip up misguided xenophobia like football hooligans on the subject of the beef war. more...
I appeal to those shipmates who served in "C" Class destroyers i.e. CA, CO, CH and CR vessels to join our association. more...
I recently spent a week in your lovely city. However, I was bemused by the attitude of your council to the prevailing pollution there. more...
I must write regarding petrol prices. more...
Geordie giants Newcastle United are the latest club to cast their envious eyes over York City's boys brigade. more...
Patience is a virtue in short supply at Bootham Crescent these days. more...
Captaincy could be on the cards for Matt Lambert following his return to his former club Featherstone Rovers. more...
Paul Flynn, leading his rivals a merry dance in the race for the amateur riders' title, can extend his long lead tomorrow. more...
Perhaps it will be Leeds United's season after all. more...
Naithan McBride completed his second spell with York Rugby Union Club with a crucial try in their 27-3 victory over Percy Park at Clifton Park. more...
York Acorn should be celebrating only their third win in the National Conference second division but instead their home clash with promotion contenders Waterhead ended in heartache. more...
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