Category: Local News

Jul 17
Don’t let Tutankhamun maze become your tomb

York Maze finally revealed their design for the 2023 Maze, in time for their opening on Saturday the 15th of July. Legendary Pharaoh King ‘Tut’ Tutankhamun will be the star of this year’s design and his iconic golden sarcophagus will be the backdrop for hours of summer fun at the maze.  Farmer Tom Pearcy is […]

Jul 12
REVIEW: Rosa’s Thai York

On an unexpectedly blustery rain-swept evening, we were lucky enough to be warmly welcomed into Rosa’s Thai; located where Coney Street meets St Helen’s Square, to try out their mouthwatering Bangkok-inspired cuisine.  Upon arrival, two polite members of staff quickly showed us to our seats, an early tea meant we had the pick of the […]

Jul 06
Cool it down

Keep your home nice and cool this summer with these five handy tips. Cotton on!Sick of waking up all clammy? Choose bed sheets that are made from natural fibres. Breathable cotton will keep most excess moisture at bay.  Close those curtains If your home feels like a permanent oven, try to keep the curtains closed where […]

Jul 06
REVIEW: The Potions Cauldron Group

York is known for many things but holds a particular place in the hearts of those who adore all things magic. From Harry Potter to hidden horrors, there’s certainly something mystical about this city. In the last few years, The Potions Cauldron Group have created several magical experiences across the city of York and recently, […]

Jul 04
REVIEW: Middletons afternoon tea

Originating in the nineteenth century, the humble afternoon tea goes way back. Since then, this little luxury has become a staple of British culture. Served across cafes and restaurants in this city and beyond, afternoon tea is a pastime that, let’s face it, will never go out of style. Created by their in-house pastry chef, […]

Jul 04
A micro solution

Looking for a non-surgical, low-maintenance solution for hair loss? Located at Clifton Moor, specialist scalp micro pigmentation (SMP) business, derma. microtech offers treatments that help to conceal thinning hair, most types of alopecia, and scarring of the scalp. By applying organic micro-pigments to the scalp’s dermal layer, the treatment works to mimic the appearance of real hair […]

Jul 04
Care with a difference

For over 50 years Age UK York has supported older people, their families and carers, across York. They continue to support the most vulnerable living in our communities with a focus on how they can provide the best care each day.  There is a growing need for affordable, efficient and high-quality personalised care services in […]

Jul 04
Let’s chat adoption

Chat Adoption York is a self-funding adult community group for adopters and adoptees focused on supporting each other, providing learning, and accepting guidance from professionals in a safe, friendly, confidential, and empathetic environment.  Their membership consists of adopters, guardians, adult adoptees, partners of adoptees, and grandparents and they hold private regular face-to-face meetings (dates are […]

Jul 04
Five questions every parent should ask before choosing a nursery for their child

Questions. Sometimes they’re awkward to ask, but there’s no such thing as a silly question, especially when it comes to choosing the right nursery for your child. Asking these questions can help you gain a better understanding of the nursery’s approach to education, the qualifications of the staff, the daily routine, and the policies on […]

Jul 04
An Interview with Guy Thallon from Castle Howard

If you’ve been to North Yorkshire’s stately home, Castle Howard, then you’ll know that they have acres of extremely impressive grounds. With beautiful views and plenty to see, the grounds are well-kept by a dedicated team. One such member is Guy Thallon, who has recently taken on a brand new role for the estate as […]

Jul 04
How does your garden grow?

If you’ve got green-fingers or you’re looking for garden inspo, you absolutely won’t want to miss the opportunity to see The Nursery, which is lovingly ran by our columnist, Tony Chalcraft, as part of the National Open Garden Scheme. Originally a suburban nursery, Tony and Jane now have a productive one-acre organic garden with over […]

Jun 28
Summer at Castle Howard

By Chloe Long, work experience student. The sun is out and the days are longer, so what’s better than getting out with the family to enjoy the many fantastic events that Castle Howard has to offer. Take advantage of the nice weather and explore through the 9,000 acres of history and beautiful scenery or if […]

Jun 28
An officer and a Gentleman the Musical is coming to the York Grand Opera House in 2024!

On Tuesday 4th of June 2024, An Officer And A Gentlemen The Musical is returning back to the United Kingdom! The show will run until Saturday 8th June at the Grand Opera House York, so make sure you grab tickets to see a timeless story of love. The musical is based on the award-winning 80s […]

Jun 27
York & Scarborough Hospitals Charity turns 75! 

York & Scarborough Hospitals Charity would like to invite you to join a very special ‘Big Tea’ party to celebrate the 75th Birthday of the NHS! The event will take place at St Crux Church Hall on Wednesday 5th of July from 10am–3pm.  Local businesses including, Beth Bakes Cakes will be donating delicious snacks for […]

Jun 27
5 Hidden gems in Yorkshire

Chloe long Im currently on placement at your local link to get more experience in the journalism/writing industry along side taking my A-Levels. Its been a really insightful experience and the staff are so wonderful and welcoming making it much more enjoyable. Especially Scott who has inspired me and helped guide me to start my […]

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