Nadia Jefferson-Brown
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Christmas rail warning as major station shuts for five days (opens the original)
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Rail passengers are being urged to plan ahead as major engineering work will close part of the network during the festive season. Services to and from Birmingham New Street will be suspended from Thursday, December 24, to Monday, December 28, due to upgrades to overhead power lines. People travelling south from York and North Yorkshire are being warned that the closure will affect CrossCountry trains, with no services calling at Birmingham New Street during this period. Long-distance trains will
'Is York's Rowntree Park being left to volunteers?' - resident demands answers (opens the original)
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Who is responsible for keeping Rowntree Park properly maintained? That is the question I am still waiting for an answer to. As a park volunteer and local council tax-paying resident, I contacted City of York Council in June to raise concerns about the increasingly poor standard of maintenance at Rowntree Park. I provided photographs showing areas of long grass, grass cuttings left across the lawns, uncut areas, and nettles and brambles encroaching onto paths. I also questioned whether Rowntree P
'Rats as big as cats': York families forced to live beside year-long rubbish heap (opens the original)
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A SHARED garden in an area of York has become an unofficial dump for unwanted furniture, clothes, suitcases, pet paraphernalia and bags of food waste that tenants say are attracting rats 'as big as cats'. The communal space shared by tenants living at Ganton Place in Dringhouses was once a haven for wildlife but is now described as a no-go-zone for local residents due to almost a year's worth of discarded rubbish mounting up. A York tenant says communal garden has become unofficial dump on Ganto
Kaiser Chiefs announce their special guests for much-anticipated Scarborough show (opens the original)
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Kaiser Chiefs have revealed their special guests when they perform in North Yorkshire next summer. Indie rockers White Lies will take to the stage alongside the Leeds band when they headline Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Friday, June 11. Tickets for the much-anticipated show will go on sale at 9am tomorrow, Tuesday, September 29, via ticketmaster.co.uk and scarboroughopenairtheatre.com. White Lies formed in Ealing as teenagers before releasing their debut album To Lose My Life ...in 2009. Whit
24-hour rowing challenge honours York teenager who died from meningitis (opens the original)
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Staff from two city centre restaurants are joining forces for a 24-hour rowing challenge in memory of a York teenager who died from meningitis. Current and former employees of Lucia Wine Bar & Grill and The Cut & Craft York will keep a rowing machine moving continuously for 24 hours to raise money for the Meningitis Research Foundation. It is the latest fundraiser in memory of Livia Wilson, from Woodthorpe, who went to bed complaining of a bad headache on June 15, 2022, but never woke up. She wa
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