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by stephenfenton on 11 October, 2023
On Thursday 19th October the History Group will hear a talk by the Civic Trust on their work in the city.
Read moreby stephenfenton on 18 July, 2023
F’r yet anoth’r year, the hist’ric tradition of the assize of ale shall beest taking lodging in y’rk. Or as us modern folks say, for yet another year, the historic tradition of the Assize Of Ale will be taking place in York. The excitement will begin at the York Mansion House and will make its […]
Read moreby stephenfenton on 17 July, 2023
Once again, Elizabeth Smith, armed with her historical knowledge, will be providing an hour long Hob Moor History walk. No advance booking needed and attendance is open to all. The walk shines a light on the often dark history of Hob Moor with plagued corpses and the coffins of knights being only the tip of […]
Read moreby stephenfenton on 30 May, 2023
Local Liberal Democrat councillors have expressed concern that a ‘ban’ on allocating ward funding could lead to planned summer holiday activities for young people being axed. In recent years, Lib Dem councillors in wards across the city have jointly commissioned York Knights Foundation and York City Football Club Foundation to deliver free activity sessions for […]
Read moreby stephenfenton on 14 November, 2022
All residents are invited to a meeting of the Dringhouses & Woodthorpe Ward Committee on Wednesday 23rd November at Woodthorpe Primary School. There is a drop-in session from 6.30pm with the meeting starting at 7pm. The local PSCO will be in attendance to discuss any community safety matters that local residents would like to raise.
Read moreby stephenfenton on 11 September, 2022
At their meeting on Thursday 15th September, Dringhouses Local History Group will hear a talk on the 1942 Baedeker Raid on York.
Read moreby stephenfenton on 8 July, 2022
Friends of Hob Moor have organised a Butterfly Walk on Saturday 9th July from 2pm. The meeting point is the yellow railings at the entrance to the underpass from Little Hob Moor.
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