York | Archive | 1999 | September
The driver involved in a hit and run that killed an 18-year-old York teenager walking home from a party was convicted of drink-driving today. more...
Detectives investigating an alleged attempt to pervert the course of justice during a murder trial have arrested a York man aged 28. more...
The 80th birthday of Bettys Tea Rooms was celebrated in York today. more...
A mainframe computer central to North Yorkshire police operations has been found to have no back-up if it fails. more...
Straw sculptures have become a familiar sight throughout East Yorkshire at the end of harvest time every year. more...
Small abattoirs, and those dealing with organically reared animals, could be the latest casualties of the farming crisis if increases in hygiene charges are imposed by the Government. more...
Performances by York-based rail operators have improved, according to watchdogs. more...
The campaign to secure a national memorial to the women who served in the Second World War is nearing its fundraising target. more...
Scott Boucher has arguably the best job in York - or the worst - depending on your point of view. more...
Computers are everywhere and affect almost every aspect of our lives. If you don't work on a computer, someone else will be working on one for you. Even at home there is often no escaping the screen or frustrations that come with malfunction. more...
He may not be the next David Seaman, but Trebor Bassett goalie Mark Blades is obviously made of the Right Stuff. more...
The son of the real-life James Herriot is preparing to follow in his father's footsteps by releasing a book about the life of the world's most famous vet. more...
A stipendiary magistrate was today continuing to hear evidence about the medical condition of a retired psychiatrist accused of raping and indecently assaulting former women patients. more...
It is all very well for Detective Chief Inspector Lacy to say of the recent troubles in Tang Hall and Clifton: "The problem will only get better when we all fight it together." more...
I ask your readers' help with a biography I have been commissioned to write on the late Oliver Reed. more...
I wish to comment upon an aspect of the history of Hob Moor that did not appear in Stephen Lewis's fascinating reports (Evening Press, September 10). more...
The Stroke Association's Stroke Awareness Week will be taking place from September 27 to October 3. more...
I write after reading various articles recently in the Evening Press, about Shambles. more...
Scarborough boss Colin Addison has offered transfer-listed York City defender Andy McMillan an escape route from his Bootham Crescent exile. more...
Net-minding duties were decidedly bittersweet for luckless Trebor Bassett goalkeeper Mark Blades. more...
Give An Inch returns to Ayr tomorrow with excellent prospects of proving that lightning can strike in the same place twice. more...
The match of the day in the National Conference first division on Saturday sees third place Heworth go to second place Eccles (kick-off 2.30pm). more...
Wilberfoss signed off for the season with three outstanding individual performances against Woodhouse Grange in division two of Horwath Pulleyn Heselton York Vale Cricket League. more...
Dudley Williams of Copmanthorpe is the singles champion of York Amateur Bowling Association following his 21-16 victory over Keith Ryder (Retreat) in the Persimmon Homes/Ideal Standard final. more...
A York kick-boxing club is celebrating a heavy medal haul at the European Martial Arts British Championships. more...
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