York | Archive | 2004 | September
Terry Ruane visits a theme park offering rally car rides as well as rollercoasters. more...
As summer goes, the garden can still have plenty of colour, says Gina Parkinson. more...
LET the water take you there or bring you back. Greenwich sits on a buckle in the Thames and at least one journey to this fascinating corner of London should be afloat. more...
THE drive over the moors was gorgeous. Although Whitby was busy, there seemed to be plenty of free on-street parking away from the town centre. more...
STUDENTS and pubs, eh. Not always the happiest combination. There's more than one York watering hole targeted at the scholarly fun-seeker that Bar Talk would gladly tunnel through used cat litter to avoid. more...
George Wilkinson pitches his tent in the Dales and heads out for a short walk at Malham. more...
BUSINESS leaders who have been heavily involved in the campaign against evening parking charges have warmly welcomed the changes. more...
MOTORISTS and business leaders today warmly welcomed council proposals to halt York's highway robbery. more...
THIS photograph shows the flooding to a section of Meadlands during the recent heavy rains in August. more...
IS there a latter-day 19th century Feargus O'Connor out there? At Tadcaster we shall shortly need such an expert on the presentation of Charters to help us with a strange petition. more...
IT'S sad that Labour councillors are attacking the Green group about attendance at planning meetings. more...
I APOLOGISE for offending Ron Willis's delicate sensibilities by calling myself a "huge fan" of Park & Ride (Letters, September 14). more...
THIS photograph may be of interest to your readers. more...
ON October 2 staff from Norwich Union are holding a race night and disco to raise money for the Association of Children's Hospices. These hospices cares for children and young people with life-limiting illnesses and provide support to their families. more...
WHAT a farcical situation on North Yorkshire's roads. more...
WE run a small independent shop in the centre of York, The Cat Gallery, in Low Petergate. more...
I AM disgusted by the way the police behaved in London on Wednesday, the way they used unnecessary force. Plus I was alarmed that the five men were allowed into the House Of Commons chamber without being challenged. more...
MOTORISTS and business leaders today warmly welcomed council proposals to halt York's highway robbery. more...
BUSINESS leaders who have been heavily involved in the campaign against evening parking charges have warmly welcomed the changes. more...
STRETCHING into the distance, a host of four-wheeled homes from home have descended upon York. more...
A RACEHORSE owner has been jailed for three-and-a-half years life for killing a well-known figure in the North Yorkshire racing world in a high speed crash when he was over the drink-drive limit. more...
A MAN is in hospital today with head injuries following a serious assault in York city centre in the early hours. more...
YORK'S council leader today gave a defiant response to critics in the row over street cleaning. more...
CITY of York Council's Labour Group has offered its support to the Guildhall campaign to get a Fair Grant For York. more...
A ROMAN candle could help save York's Christmas lights. more...
A NEW health watchdog has begun work in York by investigating cleanliness at York Hospital. more...
SELDOM seen views of York were captured when the home of one of the city's oldest law firms underwent a fresh lick of paint from top to toe. more...
NOT quite a U-turn, but a major diversion. Today's concessions on the York parking tax go a long way down the road to meeting the concerns of residents and businesses. more...
WE run a small independent shop in the centre of York, The Cat Gallery, in Low Petergate. more...
A ROMAN candle could help save York's Christmas lights. more...
Over the years football and its supporters have received a pretty bad press. more...
In Tipping's Tipples this week, MIKE TIPPING visits the Rioja roadshow. more...
Saturday, September 18, 2004 more...
DOZENS of past York RL legends will gather next Sunday (Sept 26) at the annual York Rugby League Players Association dinner. more...
TEENAGE goalkeeper David Stockdale is leading the race to be September's Preston and Duckworth Jewellers/Evening Press Player of the Month. more...
NEW loan signing David McGurk was set to make his full York City debut against Northwich Victoria today. more...
PAUL Crichton has claimed he feels like the "Eric Cantona of Non-League football" because of the attention his argument with Minstermen supporters has attracted. more...
SELBY Golf Club's Nick Ludwell won the Marlborough Fund Managers PGA North Region Club Professional Championship then admitted he should not have played. more...
RELEASED goalkeeper Paul Crichton has launched a stinging attack on York City's board for their treatment of first-team manager Chris Brass. more...
STAR half-back Scott Rhodes will be a York City Knight next season after putting pen to paper on a new deal. more...
AUSTRALIAN left-hander Matthew Elliott ended his Yorkshire career almost exactly two years' ago with a National League century against Kent at Headingley. more...
SELBY Golf Club's Nick Ludwell won the Marlborough Fund Managers PGA North Region Club Professional Championship then admitted he should not have played. more...
IT Sports Wigginton started the new squash season with an emphatic 4-1 win over last season's runners-up Harrogate in the Yorkshire Premier League. more...
FOREVER PHOENIX, an unlucky loser of the Portland Handicap at Doncaster last week, can gain handsome consolation at Hamilton tomorrow. more...
RELEASED goalkeeper Paul Crichton has launched a stinging attack on York City's board for their treatment of first-team manager Chris Brass. more...
STAR half-back Scott Rhodes will be a York City Knight next season after putting pen to paper on a new deal. more...
Paul Hogarth's paintings pop up all over the place and adorn the cover of many a more...
Call me old-fashioned, but I've always felt that it was best for the band to more...
WITH each death in police custody in Britain in the past ten years, the verdict has been lawful killing. Silent Cry is Madani Younis's impassioned tribute to those who continue to fight for justice. more...
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