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Coca-Cola Christmas Truck arrives Sunday!
For those who have been brought up in front of the television there is no... -
Q&A – And All That Could Have Been
James Wreglesworth talks to about his new bar And All That Could Have Been on... -
Hope for Bonding Warehouse as Media Arts Hub
As a crucial part on York's UNESCO bid The Bonding Warehouse may be transforming into... -
Bomb scare latest: Device disposed of
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Illuminating York 2011: The lights go on
While the sneak preview we saw tonight was very much centered on classic York themes,...
Downton Delivers at National TV awards
Last night saw Downton Abby take the Best Drama gong at the TV awards. One&Other look into the success of the show.
Heart Attack Deaths Halved in a Decade
Improvements in health care and diet have contributed to the death rate from heart attacks halving over the last decade.
The Scientists of the future meet MPs
Staff from the University of York were helped by four school children from Teesside when promoting a new scheme to motivate children to study science met MPs and business leaders at the House of Commons.
Controversy over benefit system reform
The Government proposed Welfare Reform Bill, aimed at putting a cap on the amount of benefits a household can receive, was yesterday defeated in the House of Lords.
York Residents Festival 2012
This is the first festival of the year for York Residents to enjoy the celebrations for York 800, which is celebrating the 800 years since the city was first granted it’s royal charter in 1212.
New Exhibition: Fear and Fascination
Fear and Fascination is a new exhibition at the National Railway Museum in York, offering the public a chance to admire some of the oldest railway art.
Today We Say
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The York Family Robinson (Panto)
Written and directed by Berwick Kaler, York’s famous and best-loved pantomime returns for its 33rd year.
Observatory Open Day
Come and gaze upon the stars in what is the oldest working observatory in Yorkshire.
Museum Gardens tours
Bring your telescope to the York Observatory in Museum Gardens where astronomer Martin Lunn will give you a masterclass in star gazing.
O&O Loves: La Nouvelle Vague
Seen Pulp Fiction? What about Taxi Driver? Wouldn’t have existed without La Nouvelle Vague.
Poverty & Homelessness Action Week
The 28th January sees the start of the fifth Poverty & Homelessness Action Week which brings together two special Sundays, Homelessness Sunday and Poverty Action Sunday.
The Art of Storytelling
Saturday 28th January – Saturday 4th February is National Storytelling Week. Up and down the country, libraries and community centres will host up to 17,000 individuals as they engage in the celebration and creation of stories.
Laws on Illegal Street Trade are set to change
For all of the residents and shopowners of York looking to crack down on Illegal trade within the city, the laws are about to change.
TED A DAY: The Illustrated Woman
Discussing dodos, Spinoza, Stalin, one of Pavlov’s dogs (stuffed), and Nabokov, Kalman paints a picture of her world and sums it up in her uniquely wise and bizarre way.
The Origins of Life unravelled at York Uni
The Department of Chemistry at the University of York is one step closer to discovering the origin of carbohydrates, the sugars that potentially form life.
Queen’s honour rebels revealed
A fascinating list produced by the cabinet office reveals a who’s who of those who have snubbed the Queen’s honour system.
O&O Loves: J.G. Ballard
Ballard’s fiction is disturbing and eerily prescient, and often concerns itself with the lifting of the veil of civilisation to reveal the savagery that lies behind.
Design Awards 2012
The Design Museum of London have unleashed the shortlist for ‘Designs of the Year 2012’.
More Free Early Years Education Places
As part of a Government scheme to provide free early education places for 130,000 disadvantaged to year olds by September 2013, 300 places are to be formed in York by 2013.
We love Jean ‘The Shrimp’ Shirmpton
British Supermodel Jean Shrimpton – “the Shrimp”, was representative of 1960’s swinging London and made ripples in the fashion world,
O&O Loves: Dr Martens
Vicky Parry Loves Doc Martens – she explores the history of the brand and her own personal appeal.
Apple’s Working Conditions Criticised
Apple, who yesterday announced profits of $13 billion, have come under fire for poor working conditions in their Chinese factories.
What would you do? Integrity in decline
Have the times changed so much that Britons have no choice but to abandon our integrity to ‘get ahead’?
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TED A Day: Breaking the silence around suicide
By talking about attempted suicide the taboos can be broken and those who are rebuilding their lives can have the conversations that they need to make sense of their experiences and feelings.
