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With the protesters leaving St Paul this week, we take a look at what next for Occupy London and how political upheaval breeds art.

As Google changes their privacy settings, we address how much people’s ethical rights are being pushed.

We look at the case for and against the proposed £90 million Monks Cross development and reveal which way the public are siding.

Now and Then Events are celebrating the first birthday of ‘York Does Vintage’ at the Merchant Adventurers Hall on March 10th

Scott Kerr’s second half goal at Blundell Park was enough to see off an inform Grimsby side and help York progress into the Semi Finals of the FA Trophy.

One&Other have an exclusive chat with one of this week’s Come Dine With Me stars. We chat Dave Lamb, wine and what is in store.

York City left the race for the play-offs wide open after a 2-1 defeat to fellow promotion contenders, Gateshead at Bootham Crescent, last night.

It will be welcome news to many that American fashion chain Urban Outfitters is coming to York.

With the hive of independent businesses in York, could the introduction of a “York Pound” boost the cities economy? Let us know what you think about the pros and cons of local currencies, and who’s face would you like to see on a “York Pound”?

According to the survey British workers much prefer being able to communicate with each other better at work rather than being forced to build fake rapport with their colleagues by performing and taking part in team building exercises.

For those of you willing to brave the cold, we’re keen to help capture various aspects of the city wearing its white overcoat. Send us your best pictures and we’ll put them on the site!

It’s the time of year to re-vamp your wardrobe, as we turn our attention to Spring.

Pippa Myring takes a look at what Action for Happiness have planned in the months ahead on their mission to create a generally happier society.

City of York Council has been awarded an additional £19.5K of funding to keep the cities air clean.

Apple has its sights on the education sector with the launch of a new version of its iBook software that will make it possible for publishers to create textbooks, complete with embedded videos, especially for iPad users.

The Arts Barge project have dedicated the last few years into bringing us an Arts Centre moored onto the banks…