The Yorker can confirm that Tokyo Industries have purchased Tru nightclub, ending months of speculation about the club’s future
The Sports Centre tent will remain open until at least 2016 after City of York Council gave the sports hall an additional six years planning permission at a meeting today.
The parents of student James Alexander Ednie Matthews, who passed away last Wednesday, have said they feel comforted by the tributes his friends have left on his Facebook page.
Club Salvation will be reopening on 12th August following a fire at the club two weeks ago.
The student was taken to York District hospital with minor injuries to her head, while the 58-year-old York taxi driver was treated for shock. What potentially could have been a very serious accident has thankfully left no one seriously injured, but it does highlight the dangers of University Road, which has no speed limit, despite it running through a very central part of the university campus. Students and car drivers should both be very cautious.
I can't believe the amount of times that I have seen a taxi whizzing along that road at over 50 mph. It's disgraceful and I don't know why the university doesn't do something about it!
What do you mean no speed limit? It has of coure got a speed limit, wich is 30mph.
thinking about it, are there any speed limit signs around saying that?
No speed limit? Someone obviously hasn't taken a driving test - as any driver knows the limit in a built-up area with street lights is 30mph unless otherwise signposted. Perhaps one of those flashy signs showing you your speed is the way to go. And some zebra crossings there and on Green Dyke's Lane wouldn't go amiss either.
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