POLICE were called to a North Yorkshire school after an ‘angry and frustrated’ parent entered the premises without permission and said he was ‘going to get’ a student.

A NEW documentary will tell the story of a new Roman exhibition at the Yorkshire Museum in York.

Planners have approved a new playground in a village near York, despite some opposition from residents.

A FESTIVAL in York has announced plans to light a special beacon to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee next week.

A CHARITY is set to host a silent auction during a race day in York, featuring paintings by stars including Dame Judi Dence, to raise vital funds for its work.

A 'GLORIOUSLY bonkers' show, featuring an actor from York, is coming to a popular theatre in the city.

YOU probably know the work of York Rotary through the annual Dragon Boat Challenge.

Thunder and Imogen are two very different rabbits, who were brought into the RSCA's York Animal Home in Landing Lane separately, but have since formed a close friendship.

SUPPORT for the NHS Covid vaccination programme has won recognition for a York-based mobile telecoms specialist.

Rehearsals have begun for this summer's large-scale community theatre production The Coppergate Woman. STEVE PRATT reports

As a long standing York City supporter it was great to finally have some good news in the form of Saturday’s 2-0 play-off final win and promotion to the national League.

A JUBILEE BEACON will be lit at a popular York fair and festival.

TWO men have been injured in a crash in Green Hammerton near York.

A 1930s pavilion in North Yorkshire is one of six historic sites across England to have been granted protected status to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee.

In Behind The Lens, members of The Press Camera Club tell us about their passion and share favourite photos. Today it is the turn of Paul Lyons

WE are bringing you double delight in this week's round up of new babies in York.

SMALL businesses across a range of sectors are vying for a share of a new £20,000 fund.

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) are warning those with an allergy not to eat the product.

The infection can also be spread by animals and eating meat.

Brits can apply for the four-figure grant through the boiler upgrade scheme after applications opened on Monday, May 23.

I would point out to Julie Preston (Hospital should focus on patients, not carbon, Letters, May 20) that one of the big threats to people’s health is air pollution.

At a time when government, local authorities and householders alike are struggling with the ever-increasing cost of living, I thought you may wish to hear how some organisations are immune.

COUNCIL bosses have set aside an extra £43,000 to provide food vouchers during school holidays for children who rely on school meals - but warns it WON'T be enough to guarantee a meal for every child during the holidays.

A pioneering project is underway in Ryedale, aimed at producing clean renewable energy from underground.

Cutter & Squidge have a number of tasty cakes and biscuits to treat yourself with for the Platinum Jubilee

FIRE crews searched the River Ouse in York yesterday evening, following reports that someone had gone in the water.

A 'PREDATORY and depraved' man has been jailed for at least 31 years after being found guilty of 14 sex offences against children.

A MEMBER of staff has been injured during an armed robbery involving a knifeman at a York store.

FORMER friends who went to a popular York secondary school in the 1980s are looking to reunite.

A YORK man has admitted being a public nuisance in Leeds following a rooftop incident in the West Yorkshire city that led to the emergency services being involved.

Here's a round up of plants, planters and more that you can use to upgrade your garden ahead of the Chelsea Flower Show.

A RUMMAGE sale with a twist is being held in North Yorkshire - where buyers can source vehicles parts rather than second hand clothes.

POLICE have praised the behaviour of York City fans in the club's play-off game - but two arrests were made at the ground.

THREE years ago, the parents of a teenager who had drowned in York launched a £45,000 appeal to buy a new rescue boat for the city’s rivers.

The 48-year-old was expelled from the Conservative Party and resigned, triggering a by-election in Wakefield, West Yorkshire.

GLITTERING silverware which once graced one of the great houses in North Yorkshire is to go under the hammer at auction this week in York.

A HOSPICE in North Yorkshire has unveiled its fundraising trek destination for 2023 - and is inviting people to an information event to find out more.

The dramatic scenes unfolded on the opening day of the horticultural showstopper of the year.

Pupils at an Acomb priary school have kicked off their Jubilee celebrations today (May 23) by revealing a new Jubilee mural.

A FIFTH-generation family bedmaker has donated136 mattresses to the humanitarian aid effort for Ukraine.

A CCTV image has been released of a man police want to speak to after fuel was stolen from Sainsbury’s filling station on Falsgrave Road in Scarborough.

A York axe throwing venue has scrapped its bid to sell alcohol to participants.

COUNCIL bosses in York are to spend almost £5 million in the next year on road repairs – everything from filling in potholes to patching worn stretches of road and improving pavements.

North Yorkshire Police has put out a warning to people after a 999 call from a member of the public about a hedgehog with it's head in a gate.

POLICE are continuing to investigate the death of a farmer in an East Yorkshire village - and have issued a fresh appeal for anyone with information to get in touch.

VISITORS to a historic house in York will be treated to a tour with a royal twist in honour of the Jubilee.

A SINGER songwriter from York is celebrating chart success with a track co-penned with Bee Gees legend, Robin Gibb.

YORK'S bid to become the home of Great British Railways (GBR) has won backing from the Science Museum Group, which includes York's National Railway Museum.

A COLLEGE near York rallied together to collect donations for local and national charities that are on the ground providing support to people who have been affected by the Ukraine crisis.

THERE'S a great scene at the start of Andrew Martin's new book in which he's standing on the first tee at Pike Hills Golf Club - next to Askham Bog - in a grey drizzle.