Community Information
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'Why York's famous Shambles should be renamed Diagon Alley from Harry Potter'
Readers of the York Press have been debating whether or not we should rename the York Shambles
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New care home set to open in York
Clifton Hall care home to open in Shipton Road in April
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How to Tap into Active Travel Fund to Make School Run Safer
A £1 million funding pot has been created to transform York's school run by boosting safer walking and cycling routes in and around York.
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Age UK York Nominated for Charitable Excellence Award at Yorkshire Choice Awards 2026
Exciting news for local independent charity, Age UK York.
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St Peter's School - York Architect Brown + Company Key Role
A leading York firm of architects is playing a key role in the transformation of a top city school.
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Highly-Rated Abu's to Open Indian Restaurant in Harrogate
One of Darlington’s best restaurants is coming to Harrogate.
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Mum and Daughter Report Success at Brew & Brunch, Dunnington
A York mum and daughter report success with their new café, which opened in Dunnington before Christmas.
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First Upgraded Voyager Train Returns to CrossCountry
Rail passengers are set to see major improvements after a long‑distance operator launched the first of its newly-refurbished trains.
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Roux Scholarship Semi-Final: Rosie Bull From Black Swan
A chef from North Yorkshire is through to the semi-finals of a prestigious competition to find the UK’s best young chef.
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Caydence Guitars of Pocklington Set for Launch in March
A new company near York has been formed that makes guitars.
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Improvements at Mill Lodge NHS Ward After Inspection - CQC
Improvements have been made at a children’s mental health ward in York but further action should be taken to make it safer for patients, a watchdog has said.
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Race Across York
Fans of 'Race Across the World' rejoice because now is your chance to prove what you've been sat in the living room saying since 2019, 'I could do that'.
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Giant Inflatable Octopus Set to Make a Splash in York City Centre
Families in York are being invited to enjoy a spectacular free city-centre experience this spring as a giant inflatable octopus arrives for the latest Family Friendly Saturday event.
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Comedian Jon Richardson Helps Boost Shares for Fadmoor Pub
A derelict North Yorkshire pub which is being returned to life with the help of a television series has reached it's investment target with support from all over the world.
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York And Scarborough Teams Top STEM Racing Regional Finals
A team of primary school pupils in York have raced to the top in a competition backed by Formula 1.
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Seutonius Book to be Auctioned Off With Duggleby Stephenson
A rare book with royal intrigue and a personal connection to one of history's most iconic love stories is set to be auctioned off in Yorkshire.
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MP Rachael Maskell Backs Campaign for Fairer Football League
York Central MP, Rachel Maskell has backed a national push for fairer promotion in English football.
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Stillingfleet Beer and Music Festival Launches Ticket Sales
Tickets have gone on sale for a popular village beer and music festival, held south of York.
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Jane Tomlinson Appeal Receives £4m Applications to Giveaway
A charity appeal has received £4 million worth of applications for a new grant programme.
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Knaresborough Native Opens Art Gallery in North Yorkshire
A railway conductor has opened an art gallery at a Yorkshire train station.
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Two Girls On The Shore Joins Beverley Art Gallery Collection
A major new artwork by British artist David Remfry has joined the permanent collection at Beverley Art Gallery.
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Hungry Minds- York Free Meals and Breakfast Trial's Future
There are lots of options for the future of York’s free school meals and breakfast club pilots once a national rollout is complete, the council’s education spokesperson has said.
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DWP £25 Cold Weather Payments 'Too Slow And Too Low'
Nearly 1.5 million households across England and Wales have received Cold Weather Payments so far this winter - but campaigners say the £25 support scheme is too slow, too rigid and no longer reflects the true cost of heating a home during freezing temperatures.
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York Against Cancer to Sell Wedding Dresses at Event
A bridal gown could be the key to making a difference for a cancer charity in York.
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Burgess Pet Care Raises £6k for Martin House Hospice
A year of fundraising has raised more than £6,000 to help a Yorkshire children’s hospice reach its goals.
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Wakefield - Blue Plaque for Suffragist Florence Beaumont
Florence Beaumont was a leading UK suffragist – a non-violent suffragette – who played a pivotal role in ensuring that all women over 18 got the vote.



