Category: Local News

Aug 25
Living the Italian dream

This month we caught up with one of our trusted partners, Classic Collection Holidays to discuss one of this summer’s most popular European destinations with Savannah Travel clients, Italy.  Owing to its fabulous climate, enviable gastronomy, fantastic wines, beautiful scenery, magnificent architecture and rich heritage, Italy has long been a favoured haunt for British travellers. With […]

Aug 24
But First, Brunch

If brunching is a hardcore hobby of yours or if you’re looking for somewhere new to try in York, here are a few brunch spots to get your teeth into this September! BREW & BROWNIE, MUSEUM STREET A great spot to venture to especially if you’re waiting to catch the train, Brew & Brownie offers some […]

Aug 24
North Yorkshire family raises vital funds for national young suicide charity

On the 25th of August, Scarborough-based father and daughter, Brian and Claire will leave City Square in Leeds to walk the White Rose Way in a bid to raise money for PAPYRUS, the national charity dedicated to the prevention of young suicide.  Undertaking a monumental 106-mile walk passing through Wetherby, York, Malton, Thornton-le Dale and […]

Aug 24
Keep Your Pet celebrates 10 years with a poetry competition

Founded in 2012, Keep Your Pet is a service run by Age UK, York. The service aims to help people in York and its surrounding areas to look after their pets during times of ill health or other difficulties. The services come free of charge and are run by a team of volunteers who have […]

Aug 22
Five classic tourist attractions to revisit this Bank Holiday

York is a city simply littered with fascinating stories, historic buildings, and plenty of iconic visitor attractions. But nothing can really beat the old classic reasons why York is a green flag on the tourist’s map. Here are just five classic tourist spots you should revisit in York this Bank Holiday.  YORK MINSTER As an […]

Aug 22
How to make a bulb lasagne

Yes, you’ve read that correctly.  And no, this is not a lasagne made of pure garlic like our Scott in Design initially guessed. This clever little plant invention is not to be eaten but is a great way to give your garden blooms a boost next spring.  The idea behind a bulb lasagne is that you […]

Aug 01
Celebrating Yorkshire Day: A Dedication To The Yorkie Pud

August the 1st isn’t just your average start-of-the-month kind of day. Oh, no. It is no other than Yorkshire Day. Yes, a day to celebrate the wonderful county we call home and have a ‘reyt’ good time in doing so. What would Yorkshire Day be without a celebration of one of the most Yorkshire things […]

Jul 28
It’s full steam ahead for the National Railway Museum in York

Earlier last month, Tripadvisor announced the top ten winners of its 2022 Travellers’ Choice ‘Best of the Best’ Things to Do Awards, which included the National Railway Museum of York. Eighth on the list, York’s famous attraction honours railroad inventions from the past, present, and future with locomotives, a spectacular collection of engineering wonders, and […]

Jul 20
5 clubs you should check out this month

Looking for something regular to do in York? Why not give one of these a try! York Light Opera CompanyWith both an Adult Company and Youth Company, this York-based musical theatre group produces and performs several productions each year – both new productions and old classics. A large family built up of performers, volunteers and […]

Jul 20
An interview with Ian Surgenor – York Against Cancer volunteer

Hello. Who are you? My name is Ian Surgenor. What is your role at the charity? I’m a volunteer and fundraiser, mostly arranging live music concerts and shows. I organise York Rocks Against Cancer – which took place on Saturday 23rd July at York Barbican – featuring cast members of Emmerdale, Skylights, Sister Madly and […]

Jul 20
New York Against Cancer support centre opening this autumn

In a matter of months, York Against Cancer’s brand-new support centre is due to open. Situated at the York Community Stadium in Huntington, the Leveson Centre will offer a wide range of holistic support services to complement clinical cancer treatments provided at York Hospital and help patients from across North and East Yorkshire navigate their […]

Jul 20
Make a splash

Nothing is more enjoyable than the thrill of a water park or pool, especially in the warmer summer months. As much as cruising down a lazy river in Costa del Sol or swimming in the Mediterranean sounds bob on, you don’t have to catch a flight to get your dose of waterpark fun. If you fancy […]

Jul 15
A-MAIZING WORLD RECORD! 

Over the years, York Maze has established itself as one of the most anticipated events within the city – and this year, they have reached new heights! Marking the iconic LEGO brand’s 90th anniversary, Farmer and brainchild behind the York Maze business, Tom Pearcy has created what is believed to be the world’s biggest LEGO […]

Jun 29
REVIEW: The Chemical Brothers perform at Castle Howard

No amount of breezy weather could stop the people of Yorkshire from heading down to Castle Howard to watch The Chemical Brothers on Sunday night – another big concert of the summer after the stately home hosted 80s chart-toppers, Duran Duran. Set across vast, beautiful countryside grounds, the UK-based Grammy-winning electronic music duo, Tom Rowlands […]

Jun 29
A spellbinding tour capturing children’s fascination of all things Wizard related

On a bright Saturday afternoon, the children were gathered in the bustling and enchanting Shambles where the Wizard entered and captured their interest with his amazing cloak, hat, and mysterious bag. He quickly got everyone’s laughter, including the adults , guiding us to several areas that were carefully chosen to let everyone to hear and see […]

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