BUSINESSES can keep up to date on rules and regulations at a seminar. more...
THE England cricket team's official magazine has moved to York. more...
GRAPHIC design students at York College and motor retailer Mercedes-Benz of York have joined forces to work on a project to increase brand awareness for the revolutionary Smart Car. more...
A FIGHT to protect North York Moors hill farmers from disaster has begun. more...
A new breakthrough in breast cancer care sounds like a cause for celebration. But is it too early for the champagne corks to be popping? more...
RENAULT intends to up the stakes in the supermini line-up, introducing what must be one of the roomiest small cars on the market. more...
KIA, the Korean car manufacturer, this year celebrates 60 years of manufacturing. more...
YOU'LL have to cough up an extra grand for the new Renault Grand Scenic that goes on sale in April. more...
THE Diary has rejoined the Tufty Club. This organisation was originally fronted by a safety-minded squirrel who guided children through the highway code. more...
THE Evening Press has delivered your Save The York Odeon campaign message to cinema bosses - despite an attempted snub. more...
OX bow lakes, scree deposits and the average rainfall of the Russian steppes: these are our fragmented memories from geography lessons past. more...
ODEON bosses delivered a slap in the face to the 13,600 people who signed our petition and to York itself yesterday. more...
THERE are rumours that Chancellor Gordon Brown's summer Comprehensive Spending Review will cut the planned start of 13 of the Highways Agency's new road building schemes to just eight. more...
THE main reason for hold-ups on the A1237 is because too many drivers are trying to get to the next traffic jam as quickly as possible. more...
WE thank our family, friends and neighbours for their generous help and support for Meningitis Research. more...
THE Evening Press has delivered your Save The York Odeon campaign message to cinema bosses - despite an attempted snub. more...
WHEN are the drains at the back of Daysfoot Court going to be cleaned? more...
LET us not under-estimate the major coup that Fibbers pulled off by getting Gomez to play at their modest venue this week. more...
A SCHOOL pupil from North Yorkshire has been diagnosed as suffering from TB. more...
I WAS interested in your report on a proposed ban on smoking in public places (March 3). more...
I DID not have a view on the merits or otherwise of genetically modified crops (GM) until I became aware of findings from the United State. more...
YORK students have seen weeks of revision go down the drain after a blundering examination board lost their papers. more...
BILL Hearld's column ("Die another day, live another day", March 9) struck a very personal chord, and vividly brought back my mother's last few grim months in York District Hospital just over three years ago. more...
RACING legend Mick Easterby is letting his luxury farmhouse for York Royal Ascot. more...
YORK'S car parking charges have been one of the highest in this country for years. This latest increase by the so-called custodians of the city - the councillors - is a disgrace and daylight robbery (Evening Press, March 5). more...
ANGRY passengers staged an impromptu protest in a York city centre street when they realised their bus was not going to stop for them. more...
Angelique is not alone. After the former parish councillor revealed all on her website, CHRIS TITLEY investigates York's Internet porn industry. more...
PERSISTENT young offenders in York and North Yorkshire are being dealt with faster than ever before, with the average time between arrest and sentence down to only 66 days. more...
NORTH YORKSHIRE residents are to be offered more than £200 a week to house teenagers leaving the care system. more...
CROOKED political activists could fix a referendum for a "mini-Parliament" in Yorkshire by going from doorstep-to-doorstep gathering unused postal voting forms, it was claimed today. more...
HERE is a teacher guaranteed to make pupils sit up and pay attention. more...
IS YOUR drink safe? That is the question York clubbers will be faced with tonight if they let their drink out of their sight. more...
AT the Labour conference in 2000, a tub-thumping John Prescott said: "I tell you this, every time I see the Countryside Alliance I redouble my determination to vote in the House of Commons to abolish fox hunting for ever." more...
Mick Fitzgerald, who has been out of action since he suffered a broken arm in a fall on February 7, can return to the saddle in a blaze of glory at Sandown tomorrow. more...
YORK City player-manager Chris Brass has received an unexpected boost with the news that goalkeeper Mark Ovendale will not now be suspended for next Saturday's home match with Yeovil. more...
York City this afternoon made a double transfer swoop by signing young Newcastle United striker Richard Offiong and experienced midfielder Kevin Donovan, who has just been released from Rochdale. more...
IF York City perish on home turf to Torquay United tomorrow then they will equal an unenviable club record with home omens pointing to ultimate despair. more...
CHRIS Brass has called on his players to overcome any Bootham Crescent nerves as York City aim to avoid equalling an unwanted home record on Saturday afternoon. more...
York City this afternoon made a double transfer swoop by signing young Newcastle United striker Richard Offiong and experienced midfielder Kevin Donovan, who has just been released from Rochdale. more...
CHRIS Brass has called on his players to overcome any Bootham Crescent nerves as York City aim to avoid equalling an unwanted home record on Saturday afternoon. more...
YORK City Knights fans are being urged to get behind the injury-ravaged team this weekend in their hour of need. more...
Harrogate Town manager John Reed is turning to fun training to lift the spirits of his side ahead of their important clash with third-placed Barrow tomorrow. more...
THE battle for the York Phoenix Open League division one championship has hotted up after the top two teams ` latest victories. more...
MALTON and Norton can ensure their third successive promotion if they can overcome struggling Old Brodleians at the Gannock on Saturday. more...
SEVERUS SC have one hand on the John Smith's York Sunday Morning Football League division one championship trophy after victory at Selby Olympia saw them open up a ten-point lead at the top. more...
THOMAS HOGG was Real Cliffe's hero in a dramatic York FA Intermediate Cup semi-final win over Dunnington at Hopgrove. more...
TOM Jackson scored a hat-trick as Rawcliffe beat York RI 4-0 at Wigginton to reach the York FA Acaster Steel Junior Cup final. more...
Tadcaster Albion beat Fulford in a goal frenzy to secure a York Mitchell League division one win. more...
CLIFTON FC and St John's College will contest the final of the York Sunday Afternoon League Cup. more...
Harrogate Town manager John Reed is turning to fun training to lift the spirits of his side ahead of their important clash with third-placed Barrow tomorrow. more...
YORK City Knights fans are being urged to get behind the injury-ravaged team this weekend in their hour of need. more...
MALTON and Norton can ensure their third successive promotion if they can overcome struggling Old Brodleians at the Gannock on Saturday. more...
Alex Lloyd perks herself up with a night of Jamaican music. more...
LOOK for the York Open Studios 2004 sign next weekend. more...
Introducing Stomp... the show that puts the hit into hit show. more...
BERTHOLD Brecht has three questions on his mind in The Good Person Of Szechwan. more...
Imagine there is one starry night left to the end of the world. What would you do? more...
ADRIAN Hood is over the moon at working once more with John Godber, the director who gave him his first break in theatre. more...
FLYING Ducks Youth Theatre presents the York premiere of the gangster musical Tin Pan Ali at the Joseph Rowntree Theatre. more...
Mark White is at the villainous stage again, reports CHARLES HUTCHINSON. more...
DON'T bypass Passers-By, Tim Morrison's solo exhibition of paintings, pastels and woodcuts at Adze Gallery, Gillygate, York. more...
THE Howden Live venue, the Shire Hall, must be one of the best in the region - an ample stage, a good-sized room with cabaret-style tables and great acoustics. more...
DO you recognise the teenage singer in Brian Cooke's vintage photograph? more...
FANCY some "Bristol squelch beat"? If so, heavily tipped Chikinki will be making plenty of noise at Fibbers on Sunday, the night before they release new single Like It Or Leave It on the Island label. more...
BRITISH folk institution Richard Thompson will play in York for the first time since June 2000 this spring. more...
IN the Eisenhower era, the twin-set students at exclusive American colleges for girls were recommended to pursue only three jobs. more...
Robbie Dale points out that not all students are smelly layabouts. more...
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