York | Archive | 2005 | September
IT started from a small acorn in Pocklington but now property developer The Helmsley Group is finally quitting its home to relocate to one of its own projects at Monks Cross in York. more...
Monday, September 26, 2005 more...
QUIZ buffs are a competitive lot. They'll stop at nothing to get the right answer. more...
TERRY'S today began its last week of production in York with the future of its factory site still shrouded in uncertainty. more...
A SCHOOLBOY was stabbed in the head during a vicious gang attack in York. more...
LACK of enough big conference facilities in York has meant the loss of at least £2.2 million to the city in only six months, it was disclosed today. more...
PHYSIOTHERAPY students from York are warned they might not find an NHS job for up to two years. more...
A SEVEN-year long wrangle over a footpath in Huntington that has cost York council hundreds of pounds is likely to be settled by a government hearing, a councillor has said. more...
A SENIOR Liberal Democrat MP has backed the city council's transport strategy - even though it is opposed to the party's national policy. more...
A DRAMATIC early-morning raid on a Selby house led to a 17-year-old youth appearing before magistrates today on charges of false imprisonment, robbery and criminal damage. more...
THE dental place lottery could be over for York and Selby residents, thanks to a new scheme to be launched by health chiefs this week. more...
FESTIVAL fever has hit York with a vengeance. more...
IT HELPS some of York's most vulnerable young people gain a little independence. more...
IT was a culinary triumph. The York Festival Of Food and Drink 2005 was the best yet. more...
YORK is developing a split personality. By day the city is charm itself, attracting thousands of visitors who revel in its beauty, history and shops. more...
LITTLE girls love to dress up. You can bung a little boy in a bin bag and he'll be happy as Larry, but little girls are a different breed. more...
I can't think of another book, apart from Harry Potter, that so many people have read." more...
THERE have been frantic cries from many sources to improve the A64 to prevent accidents. more...
WHILE I agree with Adrian Wilson's letter (`Poor reflection on York's public servants', September 19) I do not believe we should be at all surprised that elected politicians do not take any notice of the people who have elected them. more...
The letter from Joan Lewis of Copmanthorpe (September 23) asks why York's crematorium charges are so high. more...
PHIL Atkinson has come up with an excellent idea suggesting it is time there was a memorial erected for Bomber Command's heroic crews from the Second World War (September 21). more...
REGARDING the council housing situation in York (Letters, September 20), I am sure I am not the only one surprised that there are only 4,000 people in the queue for homes. more...
For a long time I have been concerned with the deterioration of Radio York. more...
GOD help us all if there is anyone out there with the same attitude to life as you, Mr Bastin (`Have transport cops lost plot on railways?', Letters, September 21). more...
THE reason the woman is having trouble with her house in Fourth Avenue, York (`Our house is falling apart', September 16), is because of the nearby trees. more...
DELIGHTED as I am that so distinguished a correspondent as Mr Enticknap should have taken the trouble to reply to my remarks about the proposed T-Mobile mast in Heworth, York, (Letters, September 22), I am at a loss to understand how he has come to interpret them the way he has. more...
WE have been on a fortnightly rubbish collections for quite a while now. more...
I WRITE in response to the evening Press's the Bin It! campaign. more...
In the first of a week-long series of articles, crime reporter Chris Greenwood looks at York's drinking culture, and the move towards 24-hour opening more...
YORK City manager Billy McEwan expressed his frustration at the standard of Conference refereeing after seeing his side lose their second game of the season at Aldershot. more...
IT is a revealing statistic that York City have only conceded three goals this season in the first 87 minutes of matches. more...
MARKS made an impact in the York FA Saturday Senior Cup, but it was a maximum for Easingwold Town to shock top-flight Copmanthorpe. more...
FOR their second half showing Scarborough deserved their 1-0 win over Forest Green which should have been far more emphatic. more...
HARROGATE Town are just two matches from reaching the first round proper of the FA Cup after a 3-0 victory over Great Harwood Town, writes Dave Flett. more...
A Tom Matthews double and a debut strike by substitute Gavin Dickinson saw Selby Town climb to fifth in the Northern Counties East League premier division. more...
YORK City manager Billy McEwan expressed his frustration at the standard of Conference refereeing after seeing his side lose their second game of the season at Aldershot. more...
YORK City Knights have praised the Supporters' Club after they handed over £10,000 towards the formation of a new Academy side. more...
Unbelievable as it sounds, York Acorn's 62-1 thrashing of Milford Marlins had them trailing by a football score at the end of the first quarter. more...
York paid the penalty for a slow start against a very competent Old Crossleyans team, who went on to win the Yorkshire One clash 26-17. more...
FORMER York City striker Richard Cresswell blew his chance of becoming an instant Elland Road scoring hero as Leeds United crashed 2-0 at home to Ipswich Town. more...
York paid the penalty for a slow start against a very competent Old Crossleyans team, who went on to win the Yorkshire One clash 26-17. more...
IN a game littered with 33 penalties, Selby Rugby Union Club lost out at the death, suffering a double bout of Sandhill Lane anguish. more...
A STORMING second half comeback was just too little for York Railway Institute in their Yorkshire Three trip to Roundhegians. more...
NESTLE Rowntree finished the strongest to seal a 23-18 victory in a see-swing encounter at Otley Fourths. more...
Pocklington's enigmatic winning form continued with a 19-10 win at home to Yarnbury. more...
UNCHARTED territory held no fears for Malton and Norton, who made their first visit to Gateshead a triumphant one with a 24-13 win in Durham/Northumberland 1. more...
Yorkshire Phoenix brought to a close their most wretched one-day season ever when they were torn to shreds by totesport League Second Division champions Sussex Sharks at Hove. more...
New Seeker, the outstanding flagbearer for Clive Cox's successful Lambourn stable, can do his canny trainer yet another good turn at Goodwood tomorrow. more...
YORK City Knights have praised the Supporters' Club after they handed over £10,000 towards the formation of a new Academy side. more...
Unbelievable as it sounds, York Acorn's 62-1 thrashing of Milford Marlins had them trailing by a football score at the end of the first quarter. more...
HEWORTH ARLC's search for their first points of the National Conference division two campaign continued as they were thrashed in the bottom-of-the-table encounter at Saddleworth. more...
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