COULD long-distance driver Jimmy Adams have clocked up a Yorkshire record? more...
A NORTH Yorkshire cheesemaker has won a contract to supply its Yorkshire Blue and Buffalo Blue cheeses in pre-packed format to Waitrose. more...
A York biotech venture, which two years ago raised £1.3 million for expansion and research to help drug companies combat serious viral infections, today announced that it has raised another £400,000. more...
FORMER York Evening Press events co-ordinator Sam Grogan has been appointed as trade manager of the rapidly-expanding Bartercard York network. more...
WHOOSH! The success of the made-in-North Yorkshire Rock-It-Ball has surprised even the trio of businessmen who put it together. more...
BUILDING work on York's new £3.74 million secondary school for children with special needs is due to finish this month. more...
EDUCATION chiefs in York deny there is a "reading crisis" among children in the city. more...
A support group for parents of premature and sick babies has well and truly come of age, as NADIA JEFFERSON-BROWN reports. more...
Current Permanent Vacancies more...
MACDONALDS YORKS FINEST FURNISHERS more...
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South Park Care Home, Gale Lane, York YO24 3HX more...
Experienced Senior Stylist full time required for busy well established salon. Good salary and conditions. Applicants must have more than 2 years salon floor experience, be dedicated, creative and enthusiastic. KMS Hair by Design, 2 Crown Square, Kirkbymoorside, York 01751 430075 kmssue45@hotmail.com more...
360 machine drivers required with CPCS. Immediate start. Good pay rate - York 07833 933962 (m). more...
Sunday newspaper round in country area using your own car. Write to Grays Newsagents, 6 James Street, york YO10 3WW. more...
required for JCB. Must hold current relevant CPCS card mainly local authority work. Contact Mark Dunning, Dunning Plant Hire 07836 598278 (m). more...
Due to the continuing growth in the catering operation at York Racecourse, a full-time opportunity exists to join our more...
Motoring Editor Malcolm Baylis is suitably impressed by the sixth generation of a family favourite. more...
AUDI's best selling eight-cylinder and 12-cylinder luxury saloon, the flagship A8, is in even better shape inside and out with the latest model, which goes on sale next month. more...
THERE's a lot of future production ambition pinned to the arrival of Ford's three-row sport activity vehicle concept model. more...
Nursing Personnel are recruiting ODPs, Theatre, Recovery, Scrub and General Nurses for Hull, Grimsby, Scunthorpe, Scarborough and York. From 4th April Nursing Personnel are the PRIMARY Agency for the North & East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire NHS and PCTs. Top rates paid within 24 hours. £100 bonus on registration. Immediate start. CALL 0845 122 0414 TO REGISTER more...
THE Diary was rattled to read in yesterday's paper that the new James Bond has been chosen. more...
YOU have to hurry, but you've still just enough time to whisk a last minute wedding gift to Prince Charles and his duchess-to-be. more...
DAYS before the third anniversary of the callous killing of York backpacker Caroline Stuttle, her murderer is sent back to prison as his appeal is thrown out. more...
I ASSUME cyclists will still be able to ride on the pavements during Royal Ascot week. more...
NICHOLAS Hall's animosity towards all things Israeli (Letters, April 6) is well documented on a regular basis in the letters page of the Evening Press. more...
IN reply to Tony Blair's recent speech outside Downing Street, I ask what has Mr Blair done in the last eight years to: more...
JACK Straw has been pontificating about the "deeply flawed" election in Zimbabwe but I have not heard him say anything about the council elections in Birmingham. more...
HOW fitting that you should print a picture of York's present MP beneath a report about short measures. more...
IT is great that MPs are waking up to the fact that British beer drinkers are being short-changed ("A pint of milk is a pint, so why isn't a pint of beer a pint?" April 5). more...
WHAT happened to the Green Cross Man on our TV? more...
CITY of York Council prevents tourist decapitation! Pruning trees the "modern way" - with a York Tour bus top deck with shredding unit behind. I have never witnessed this procedure before. Have you? more...
IT just gets worse with City of York Council, especially in relation to Royal Ascot. Not satisfied with giving Ascot a racecourse to use while theirs is coming up to scratch with ours, our council is "paving the streets with gold" for them with our hard-earned council tax. more...
I HAVE just returned wandering around the University of York complex, purely out of curiosity to get a grip on what people are going on about in the letters page. more...
THANKS to the Evening Press for all the publicity given about the Straylands Grove bollard. more...
SO the short stay car parking charges for residents have gone up by 41.7 per cent (not the 33 per cent mentioned in your Comment column (March 31). more...
A SINGLE candle burned in York today as the city's Catholics mourned the death of Pope John Paul II. more...
A DRUG addict who murdered York backpacker Caroline Stuttle by pushing her off a bridge in Australia today lost his battle against his conviction. more...
A YOUNG GIRL was shot in the face when a ball bearing gun was discharged in a busy shop in York. more...
A CONSERVATION watchdog has launched a major membership drive to help it protect York's heritage through the 21st century. more...
THE company seeking a late-night drinks licence at York's Barbican Centre is at the centre of a binge-drinking storm at its nightclub in Newcastle. more...
A MAJOR investigation could help decide the future of York's 800-year-old archives once and for all. more...
BEHOLD brave St George as he stands in the shadow of York Minster. more...
EDUCATION chiefs in York deny there is a "reading crisis" among children in the city. more...
HE was part of one of the wildest rock bands in history. more...
A YOUNG York couple who tied the knot in Sri Lanka - three months after the tsunami devastated the country - have told how they were made to feel like "royalty" by the people whose lives had been wrecked by the natural disaster. more...
GALLONS of beer have been consumed at York's first Bavarian Festival. more...
CALLS for more people to be involved in shaping the future of York city centre have been turned down. more...
The battle of the rising bollards has been won - at least for now. But how to beat York's traffic? STEPHEN LEWIS checks out queue-jumping shortcuts for diehard motorists. more...
IF, as the Conservatives jeers suggested, John Grogan has taken his final bow at Prime Minister's Questions he can at least take comfort from going out with a dignity lacking from most of his Parliamentary colleagues this week. more...
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Selby Griffin secured promotion from division five in their first season. more...
The Plough kept their division three title hopes alive with a 1-1 draw at leaders Hambleton with a Robin Bedford goal. Walker scored for Hambleton. more...
HOUNDS hung on to top spot in York John Smith's Sundfay Morning Football League division one after defeating Severus in a hard-fought game at Riccall. more...
YORK City boss Billy McEwan has set his team a target of finishing above Tamworth with a 100 per cent end to the season. more...
YORK City will be bidding to end Hereford United's unblemished record against bottom-six clubs tomorrow. more...
Neil Wood completed a second hat-trick when he won the York Conservative clubs' Tayrol Scruton Cup snooker competition for the sixth time in seven years by defeating his Heworth club colleague Clive Whyte 3-1 in the final at Heworth. more...
ACOMB'S canoe slalom international Joe Stephenson is looking for sponsors to help him compete in this year's Junior European Championships. more...
THERE is no margin for error for either Harrogate, Selby and Malton and Norton as their rugby union seasons go on the line on Saturday. more...
Howard Johnson and Graham Lee, on the mark at Aintree yesterday with Grey Abbey, can follow-up tomorrow with Inglis Drever in the main supporting race to the Grand National. more...
Take a chance on Innox, at around 20-1, winning the John Smith's Grand National for France at Aintree tomorrow. more...
YORK City will be bidding to end Hereford United's unblemished record against bottom-six clubs tomorrow. more...
YORK City boss Billy McEwan has set his team a target of finishing above Tamworth with a 100 per cent end to the season. more...
PLAYER of the week Cameron Atkinson grabbed a hat-trick of tries for York RUFC Under-8s in an 8-7 victory over tourists Burton-on-Trent. more...
YORK RUFC's Development Squad returned from their tour of the north east with honours even. more...
THERE is no margin for error for either Harrogate, Selby and Malton and Norton as their rugby union seasons go on the line on Saturday. more...
Alex Lloyd introduces some of York's up-and-coming DJs. more...
SINCE leaving the teaching profession ten years ago, Frank Gordon has moved to the Yorkshire Dales National Park to indulge in his dual passions of painting and hill walking. more...
Introducing...York Open Studios 2005, the weekend when artists open their doors to all. more...
UNLESS, a play adapted from a novel by the Canadian writer Carol Shields, looks inside the ordinary life of Reta Winters, a woman who has an extraordinary tale to tell. more...
Hitting the road again, Jack Dee is as irritable as ever, railing mercilessly against the little things that bug him. Charles Hutchinson reports. more...
LIVING Pretty is the story of one man's journey from Jamaica to Leeds, turned into a play by his great friend. more...
The Flying Ducks youth theatre celebrates its tenth anniversary with a whale of a premiere, discovers Charles Hutchinson. more...
THIS show was staged by the New Earswick Musical Society - and what a performance it was! more...
THIS is an artistic statement from Leeds multi-media company A Quiet Word. "While we do use text, along with film and music, the word is only part of the material we use to tell a story. Hence the name of the company: the Word is there, but it's Quiet." more...
HERE is another of those Sixties nostalgia enterprises, but ReelinandaRockin is not just a conveyor belt of bands with next to no original members left. more...
THE Black Velvets, The Glitterati and Hurricane Party all report to Fibbers on Monday for the New School of Rock Tour. more...
WAKEFIELD Jazz returns tonight after the Easter break with a typically exciting band. more...
THE Deep Blues Club will be welcoming favourite acts Errol Linton, Bill Sheffield and Mojo Buford in its summer programme, but first comes the springtime York debut of "undoubtedly one of the biggest blues acts in the world today". more...
TREVOR Reznik has not slept for a year, and Christian Bale has not eaten a la carte for a very long time to play this cadaverous, friendless lathe worker at an industrial plant. more...
SAHARA ticks all the boxes for action, drama, comedy, romance and thriller but that is a mirage. This Sahara is as dry as desert. more...
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