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Ceilings be damned!

Tonight, as you lay in bed (assuming you’re at home and not camping), be sure to take a good long look at your ceiling. That is because you won’t be seeing much of it this month, as July in York promises to be the most outdoors-y month we’ve had in ages.

Look, we’re as realistic as you; we too live on the British Isles and know all too well the fickle nature of our weather. Sure, it might rain bucketloads this month in typical British Summer fashion, but at least we’ll all be outside and not freezing. Also, there is a tonne of great things to see and do.

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If those two examples of ceilingless fun sound a tad too high-brow, fret not you crazy cat. How about letting your hair down and swinging it vigorously around at the Atlas Festival at Scampston Hall, 29th-20th?

Nobody will shush you there if you scream and shout “I &%$£ing love you!” at the stage.

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Sorry to sound corny (tee hee), but we’ve really missed York Maze. Fortunately the giant maize maze just outside of Elvington is back once more and has but a single message for you all: GET LOST! As well as the huge corn maze, there will be the usual fun and games of all shapes and sizes from 15th July, with water wars, tractor rides, a-maze-ing attractions, and corn-fusing fun houses.

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The super fun news is that the NRM are offering a goody bag to one lucky reader, containing a collection of toys, novelties, and kids’ books.

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“Well, yer can’t. And anyway, you need a doctor’s letter to prove it. How’m I to know that it’s not a Pensioner’s Pass?”

I gently point out that I don’t really look as if I’m over 60. To no avail. “I’m not discussing it. You can’t use it, and that’s that.”

I retreat, chastened. Why did he have to be quite so unpleasant? But then realisation dawned: he was evidently a graduate of the York School of Charm.

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This delightful institution has been churning out alumnae since it was founded (probably in 627 AD,

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And it’s still going strong. The current Vice Chancellor is undoubtedly Steve Bloom, the second-hand bookshop owner from Hawes who called one of his potential customers a “pain in the arse”. Though he did at least admit that he is “not a people person”, which is more than some of his pupils manage. Senate House? The delightful Stonebow House, naturally.

Alumnae are to be found scattered all over the city. Take the Electrical Repairs Man, who failed to repair my domestic appliance last week for the sum of £70. When I returned it on the grounds that it was no better than when it went in for repair, his reply was straight from the School of Charm’s prescribed textbook: “Well, I can’t find owt wrong with it, so you can take it away again.”

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Still, she did illustrate the difference between the receptionist (who evidently only achieved a low 2:2,

as she merely gave me the evil eye and offered me an appointment in about 2019) and a truly high achiever (herself).

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Most School of Charm graduates are somewhere in the “middling second class” category. A particularly memorable one from some years ago was the children’s sweetshop owner who evidently disliked children. Then there were the ladies in the suburban charity shop, who watched me struggling to cart boxes of books in for them to sell, then told me off for not using the rear entrance. Oh, and the man who yelled “s**t driver” at me when I turned off the main road into my own driveway. Not to mention that one on the mobility scooter who speeds down the pavements, and who shouted at me for wheeling my “bloody bicycle” across a pedestrian crossing. Nice try, all of you, but in the words of everybody’s school report: could do better.

Graduates of the School of Charm don’t necessarily stay in York. No: they go further afield to spread their skills around the country. The Leeds bus driver who took one look at my then toddlers and said: “You can’t bring those on my bus” was evidently a graduate. As was the London Underground employee who said: “You’ve got legs, haven’t you?” when I asked her how to get from King’s Cross to Lancaster Gate when the Tube wasn’t working. Not to mention the Derbyshire GP who told my mother she probably had cancer (she didn’t).

Oh, how depressing, you might think. But hang on a moment.

The York School of Charm may have spawned grumpy bus drivers.

But it also spawned Rod Liddle (well, he grew up in Nunthorpe in Middlesbrough, which is almost York).

And where would we be without him and his description of George Monbiot as a “puffed-up and half-cut Luxembourgish boll weevil”? Give the man an honorary Doctorate, I say.

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Dear Daphne, I had to drag my drunk friend away from a girl he had been snogging on our lads holiday last week.

I’m really good friends with his girlfriend and have been friends with her well before I met him. The lad has asked me not to tell his mrs what he's done, which I agreed not to, but the guilt is eating me up. I know that she would tell me and would be upset if she found out I knew and didn't tell her. What should I do? Anon

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There are secrets in this world that are worth baring the weight of. This isn't one of them. It’s put you in a compromising position when you’ve done nothing wrong. Your friend needs to own up to what he has done. If he admits he had a drunken snog on a lads holiday to his partner, there’s a good chance they can work through it together. If it comes from someone else and he tries to lie his way out of it, things will be much more difficult for him. I would pitch it to him, explain what a terrible situation he has put you in, and ask him to take it on the chin.

You don't want to get involved in this mess, but at the same time you can try and encourage your lad friend to do the right thing. After all, he must know he's done wrong or he wouldn't be asking you to cover for him in the first place.

Hey Daph, I know you can't choose who you work with, but I'm at the end of my tether with a work colleague. He is fairly good at his job, hence why he gets away with being rude to other members of staff. He maintains the belief that his job is the most vital in the company, and has insinuated that our department is much less important. It has made me resent doing anything that he asks of me. I'm in a frustrating position where I can't really say what I think, despite getting more wound up. Any good ideas on how to get my own back? J, Clifton

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Some disappointment during the first few days when you hear something that you really don’t want to hear. The disappointment transmutes to anger and there should be some heated words (phones, emails and face to face) around the 11th and 12th, and then again on the 19th and 20th. Some business issues will be resolved by the 23rd, but family matters cause a degree of ongoing concern right the way through until the end of the month.

LEO 23RD JUL - 23RD AUG Some long desired ambition either falls into place or becomes a significant step closer. You’ll be in an up-beat and optimistic mood which will heighten the pleasure of all social aspects and should open the doors for romantic and sexual opportunity. Don’t try making too many hard and fast plans – rather go with the flow and enjoy what fate brings your way. Anything to do with education augers well.

VIRGO 24TH AUG - 22ND SEP Ladies of the sign, especially those

with a bit of gumption and ambition, should have a very successful month with some specific opportunity falling into place during the third week.

Gentlemen of the sign are likely to be distracted by romantic possibilities and the pursuit of greater emotional stability. The 1st to the 7th sees the opening of new doorways.

LIBRA 23RD SEP - 23RD OCT Good news on the work scene during the first week, leading to subtle, but important, changes of work routines before month’s end. An encouraging

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Other peoples’ behaviour and attitudes will put you in a confrontational mood, but perhaps this is no bad thing if it brings a few things to a head and clears the air. During the last few days of the month you’ll feel a lot calmer, but only because you’ve said “sod it” and have decided to let someone else stew in their own juice.

time cash-wise, but not for parents who insist on spoiling their children.

Also, this is not a good time to lend any money or put your money into dubious investments. The sock under the bed has much to commend it!

SCORPIO 24TH OCT - 22ND NOV Some healing energies in domestic and romantic affairs comes into place around the 15th or 16th but there will be some tense moments in the early half of the month caused by intransigence and a lack of communication. However, by the

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Special journeys around the mid-end of the month bring happy reunions and a sparkle of social activity.

“Births, deaths and marriages” is an expression which comes to mind as you trawl through the dog days of July. It is a time when new thoughts and ideas must be given precedence over the old, and a fresh mood of confidence and determination pushes you along your pathway. A very busy period on the work scene, and not much spare time at home.

AQUARIUS 21ST JAN - 18TH FEB You will be in a powerful position to bring some love and comfort to someone who is going through an emotional crisis. Like it or not, the role of “leader” is incumbent upon you, and you’ll have to make a few decisions which affect other people as much as yourself. Not much free time and not much energy to enjoy it even if you had it!

PISCES 19TH FEB - 18TH MAR Rather a bright month, with some added sparkle in your love life and also in all social affairs. You will be much in demand, and there will be conflicting invitations to be in two places at once.

On this one, follow your heart, even if it means saying no to your boss when he invites you to the company party.

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There are things you want to do, but you know you can’t do everything!

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SPARE TIME SAVES LIVES! It’s true, and you could help one of the country’s most worthwhile charities by simply donating a bit of your spare time. Marie Curie are on the look out for enthusiast new volunteers to join the team. Are you creative?

Do you like organising events? Maybe you’re good with admin, or counting money.

Whatever your skills and interests, there will be a role for you to fill in York, and right now they are specifically looking for volunteers to be part of a fundraising group covering the postcodes YO23, YO24, YO26 and YO30. This would a great opportunity to make new friends, improve that CV, and earn some vital new skills. n If you live in or around those areas, and would love to know more, call 55260 or email Jennifer.carmichael@ mariecurie.org.uk

If you are passionate about charities, and also love books, why not combine those two interests? Situated just a short distance from the Minster on Low Petergate, The Oxfam Book Shop boasts stock that is made up almost entirely from donations. As a result, they have a very wide selection of second hand books, CDs, art prints, stamps and other collectables. The Classics, Modern fiction, Poetry, Drama, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Crime Thrillers; no matter the genre, you’re sure to find something, and at a bargainous price, too. However, to keep the shop running they need your help.

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SAVE A LIFE Here’s a horrid question to pose to you: what would you do if your baby starting choking or stopped breathing? In the unlikely event of an emergency such as that taking place, we’d all like to know what to do. Fortunately the Royal Life Saving Society are offering two more of their free ‘Save a Baby’s Life’ sessions this month, giving you the confidence to deal with it and save a life. The classes last about 90 minutes and will be taking place on 6th July, 10.30am, at Elvington Air Museum (email m.taylor058@btinternet.comto book), and also on 13th July, 7.00pm, at Tadcaster Church, (email linda.nelson2704@ gmail.com). It’s knowledge that you’ll hopefully never need, but if you do you’ll be glad you took the class.

SIT DOWN... YOU’RE ROCKING THE BOAT! If you’ve ever seen a show at the York Theatre Royal and fantasised about treading those selfsame boards, read on. York Light Opera are on the hunt for new members to join in time for their performance of Guys & Dolls at the theatre, in March of next year. Auditions are being held at the Methodist Church on Lidgett Grove, off Boroughbridge Road, 4th July, 7.30pm. All you’ll need is some sheet music for the song of your choice, to be over 16, and to possess a bag full of enthusiasm. The show is set to be a blinder, so no pressure, eh? n To find out more about the company, visit www. yorklight.com

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THIS MONTH: BISHOPTHORPE

visitors st This might be hard for the artisan beard and artichoke oil lovers amongst you to believe, but your beloved Bishopthorpe Road actually goes all the way to a real place called Bishopthorpe. Shocker, right? A fascinating village, we delved into the history of a place transformed by one bloke with a big hat.

A SUPER PLACE To look into the history of Bishopthorpe you have to start in a different place. Mentioned in the Domesday Book was the village of

Badetorps, a small hamlet of houses and farms situated between the River Ouse and Ermine Street, the main Roman road into York. This humble collection of buildings would one day become our Bishopthorpe, but it first required a few new owners.

Following the Norman Conquest, when the entire country was split up and given to different lords and religious houses, this particular spot of land fell into the hands of the monks of St Andrews', a priory which once dominated Fishergate. When they got there, and started construction on the village's first church, the place had already undergone a post-Norman name change to the rather fancy Thorp-

super-Usam; literally 'Thorp above the Ouse'. The monks seemed not too keen on this name, as from 1202 they changed it to Thorpe St Andrew.

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GREY TIMES AHEAD But even that name wasn't to last. In 1226 the Archbishop of York, Walter de Grey (you can see his tomb in the South Transept of York Minster), bought the village's manor house, which had previously been owned by the influential abbot of Kirkstall Abbey.

By the 1240s much of the old house had been replaced by an impressive new manor, right on the banks of the Ouse. This was the beginnings of the palace that continues to dominate the village today, and Walter wisely donated it to the Dean and Chapter of York, so future Archbishops would always have a place to live – one the monarch couldn't pinch.

This association with the Archbishop and York Minster quickly had an effect on the village, and by 1275 it was renamed Bishopthorpe (or 'Biscupthorpe' as it was first recorded). From this point on the village became very much about their most notable resident, growing larger and prosperous by association.

STUFF HAPPENED The most notable points in Bishopthorpe's history from then on revolved around Bishopthorpe Palace. Successive Archbishops added to the building, such as in 1480 when Archbishop Rotherham added the north wing, and again in 1761 when Archbishop Drummond employed architect John Carr to 'spruce up' his new gaff a bit, adding the Gothic stable and gatehouse – through which

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But due to the proximity of the Archbishop's house, and because that position has always been deeply embedded in the establishment of England, Bishopthorpe has attracted its fair share of historical drama. The village was the site of a great truce in 1323 agreed between Edward II and Robert the Bruce after the Scottish army had invaded Yorkshire and was threatening York. In 1405 Archbishop Scrope was accused of being a traitor to Henry VI and promptly had his head chopped off nearby. Also, in 1832, angry mobs from York tried to invade the palace after Archbishop

Today you can access the village via the aforementioned Bishopthorpe Road, a number of other smaller roads, and also the Trans Pennine Trail cycle route. What was originally the main line of the North Eastern Railway, built in 1871 and running from York to still existing lines close to Selby, is now a long and fairly straight cycle trail perfect for adventures and explorations. There is even a scale model of the solar system along the seven mile route, with the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars all located on the western edge of the village. Cycle it, it's lots of fun.

So the fact that this place had four different names in less than 200 years suggests that quite a bit has changed during Bishopthorpe's life. However, today it is still jolly pleasant, filled with fascinating quirks, and kept in the news thanks to it's most famous resident.

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WHO: Half Soldier for Irie Vibes WHERE: The Crescent WHEN: 8th July 2017 INFO: The Crescent’s own Half Soldier is doing a 12 hour set in support of the children of Marcin and Angelika Klis, the York couple who lost their lives in the Manchester bombing.

Donations will be taken on the door.

Styles will change throughout the day with a mix of Jamaican R&B, ska, dub and early reggae.

The day will start at 12.30pm and go through to 12.30am (9th June).

Two million 18-34 year olds registered to vote in this general election. Two million. I’ll get into the nitty gritty Corbynite chatter later. But right now, I’m just feeling dead chuffed that we’re all getting into politics.

Smack bang in the middle of this new wave of voters is my own generation: The Millennials.

We’ve had a pretty bad press, labelled as narcissistic and phone obsessed, but our better qualities, including a familiarity with online communications and a more liberal approach to politics, could’ve been some of the major factors in this election’s results.

Regardless of where you sit on the political spectrum, My Corbyn inspired many voters. Turnout overall was up, and turnout among the young, was up big-style. It might have been to vote against him, might have been for him

- but hey, more of us voted.

Interestingly, class is no longer the main divider in politics either, it’s age. The young campaigned for Labour online like never before. Meme’s of Jeremy Corbyn, videos of people chanting his name at gigs and plenty of illustrations in his favour saturated my news feeds.

The manifesto proved popular, but not as popular as the man himself by the end of it. I loved his sincerity, his ideals and his boyish charm.

“A NEW BATCH OF VOTERS HAVE CLEARED THEIR THROATS” Popularity contests aside: each generation faces new challenges. The term, Generation Rent, springs to mind. There are predictions that first

time buyers would need to be earning £64,000 a year to own a home by 2020 - HAHA as if! My generation saw uni fee’s double, the NHS struggle and our membership of the EU go south.

Seven years of austerity aka our whole young adulthood so far, has been tough and we’re getting sick of it.

To put it into perspective, according to the most recent Lord Ashcroft poll: 67% of 18-24 year olds and 58% of 25-34 year olds voted labour.

In the last few general elections youth turnout was only around 40%. Sky News reported that 66.4% of 18-24 year olds voted this time round.

A new batch of voters have cleared their throats, meaning successfull manifestos of the future will need to consider them, in order to win.

But why stop there? I’d love to see public affairs and politics taught in all

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cover in terms of turnout at the polling stations and I think education could go a long way towards helping that. But I’m glad that young people are coming round to being interested in politics of their own accord; after all, it affects every single one of us.

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In it for… local talent and family fun Staxtonbury Festival • 7th - 9th July Budding musicians have the opportunity to get up on the Jamming Stage (big open mic vibes) while no family has to come incomplete as canine friends are also invited: there will even be a Dog Show. Musically, the festival sticks to local talent throughout the weekend.

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An experience like no other Atlas Festival • 29th - 30th July Atlas is all about celebrating music, food, drinks, and entertainment from around the world. There’s going to be over 60 different classes, workshops,

musicians, performers, inspirational speakers, outdoor activities, films, and secret areas to keep you entertained all weekend. Big music names include Fat Man Scoop, Top loader and Reef.

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Big band names and ‘the sesh’ Leeds Festival • 25th - 27th August If you want to spend a weekend rolling around in a muddy field, suitably intoxicated, whilst seeing some of the most famous people you have ever seen in your entire life, then Leeds Fest is your poison. Headliners this year are Muse, Eminiem and Kasabian, but there’s loads of other massive acts including Bastille, Liam Gallagher, You Me at Six and Everything Everything.

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This month’s treasure hunt takes in something you’ve probably used in the past, but perhaps never traversed the whole length of. The cycle path that runs from the Rowntree factory off Wigginton Road all the way to Oswaldwick was once a railway line (which we’ve written about before).

Jump on your bike or strap on some sturdy shoes. Lets do the lot!

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Pass over the bridge over Huntington Road. Note the big blue pipe? You’ll see blue-painted pipes pop up along the route.

• Take a selfie in the loop.

• As you pass under the next bridge, beneath Heworth Green, can you spot the Latin graffiti? Its very appropriate. And very York.

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• What is the maximum weight the nearby road can handle?

• Why is the clock around here useless?

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After a while you’ll come to the tunnel under Haxby Road. Keep going.

• Which printers?

• What metal sculpture is very ‘attractive’?

• In what year was Route 66 Community Garden started?

Pass under the bridge carrying Layerthorpe.

• Which environment centre got special permission to daub graffiti on the tunnel walls?

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We start just off Wigginton Road, by the junction with Crichton Avenue.

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• Start walking along the path, heading into the greenery. How far to the hospital?

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• Before you pass under the final bridge, beneath Tang Hall Lane, in which year was the STANTON -E pipe cast? Sharp eyes, now.

Continue on. You’ll notice the path is more open on the sides now, with many paths leading to and fro. This whole area is now being redeveloped with new homes and offices.

• How is the bench watching you?

• The National what Academy?

And you made it! The cycle path abruptly ends just north of Osbaldwick, and in days gone by the railway would have continued through the hedge (now someone’s garden) and on through Murton before arching down toward Selby. Part of the original line is still in use today at Murton Park, so check it out.

BONUS QUESTION According to the sign at the end of the route, by what date should most of the path be open?

JUNE ANSWERS 1: Sliding Doors (F.R. Stubbs), Vale of York. 2: A ghost (Walmgate Ale House), Hong Kong. 3: Matthew Graves. 4: Assessment. 5: Ryedale Building. 6: YO10 9QY, bricked up windows on the wall to the left. 7: 6’6” (Peel Street car park), Wednesdays (Tramways Club), Ricarh “Dick” Turpin’s. 8: St Edmund. 9: York St. John, 2001. 10: St Margaret.

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MARKETING ONE-TO-ONE

by John Allsopp “Focus unswervingly on the customer” Jesse Hertzberg, Former COO at Squarespace As well as being a marketer, I’m an amateur drummer and I’ve joined a leading online drumming resource.

Despite having a first class degree in computing, I couldn’t make their videos display properly.

I drum in the cellar so I need to use my mobile phone to play the videos.

On the standard browser, the video didn’t play at all.

Then in a different browser if I showed the video in landscape (so it was big enough to see), page furniture covered the video and when the video showed the musical notes I was supposed to be playing, if I paused the video, the ‘play’ triangle obscured the music.

I read the British Psychological Society’s magazine, signed up for their newsletter to be emailed to me in plain text and it arrived like a Scrabble that had falled off a shelf.

Their response to me? “Use the HTML version.”

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By contrast Octopus Energy is an absolute pleasure to deal with.

Simple. Endearing. As easy as can be. Go search for them and change providers, they are awesome.

So this is about usability. It’s an awful word, but it’s often the difference between success and failure. A quick and affordable usability test on a website can reveal amazing insights.

Can your website be used by a commuter?

Want more evidence? Apple. It won, over the boring PC. Value $550bn.

Usability is valuable.

Usability testing could be your secret weapon precisely because not many people do it. If you are usable and others are not, more customers will stay with you and recommend you.

When Google sends prospects from their search results to your website, if they don’t stay long, Google notices. It then sends fewer people to your website because clearly the last lot were not happy with what they found; Google is in the business

of finding good answers to people’s search queries.

The thing is, we are too close to our own businesses. It takes a real end-user to see the wood for the trees. It’s also worth noting that this secret weapon is only available to you if you are open. If you already know all the answers, this won’t work for you. But I combine it with A/B testing, so we see the problem and test a fix. If it makes more money, it wins.

(It doesn’t matter what either of us ‘experts’ think :-) .)

Now, I said that usability testing is affordable and it really is, so I’m just going to make you an offer right here and now. Once you have our usability report about your website, you’ll be able to see very clearly how to raise your website from me-too to oh-wow!

of action for you so you can make your website really sing for your customers and raise your online sales, enquiries and word of mouth recommendations. The price? £199. Drop me an email at john@ johnallsopp.co.uk and give me your website address. Could usability be your secret weapon?

John Allsopp is a web developer at websitesthat.co.uk and freelance digital marketer at surgemarketing. co.uk. Find out what’s in the head of your perfect prospects at twittergrowbot.com. If you would like marketing help or advice, get in touch: john@johnallsopp.co.uk / 01723 376477

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It’s like that old Walkman you had, but stripped down and actually lets you look at the cassette itself. A pocketfriendly gadget that lets you listen to you favourite music? Let’s see those vinyl jockeys manage that.

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Working from the Wetherby office, Laura will assist the elderly and infirm in the management of their estates, drawing upon her huge amount of experience as a solicitor.

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Atlas Festival (@atlas_festival).

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Taxi company York Cars would like to express enormous gratitude and thanks to the whole community. After starting to raise funds for the Klis children, who tragically lost both their parents in the Manchester bombing, schools, pubs, churches, and other taxi companies came together to donate £8000. Add to that the £6108 that York Cars have accepted so far from members of the public, drivers, and staff, and we think we can all agree on a job well done. As a thank you, the next 100 people to download and book via their app will get £5 off their journey. n To find out more (and to keep donating) visit www.yorkcars-taxis.co.uk

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with Dan Tait After back to back relegations for York City, I was beginning to think of giving up on watching football.

I also have a soft spot for Middlesbrough too, so was feeling like my support was like the relegation kiss of death. However, another York City Wembley win, this time a dramatic late win over Macclesfield in the FA Trophy Final, whetted the appetite for the new campaign. However, at time of writing, there doesn’t seem to be many putting pen to paper for the Minstermen and it looks like Jon

For those who harbour for those former glory years for York City, a past players event is taking place on Wednesday 26th July at Pike Hills Golf Club. Teams of four will compete in aid of York

Parkin will be leading a half decent 5-a-side team.

Meanwhile the likes of financially backed Salford City (who I hope/presume will be close rivals for promotion) have pushed ahead with seven new players when they only narrowly missed out on going up in May. I cannot say I am a big fan of preseason friendlies given the uncompetitive nature, and what feels like a substitution every time there is a throw in, but for those who can’t keep away from Bootham Crescent can see what they hope

will be Gary Mills building on the Wembley success with warm up fixtures against Scunthorpe United (Wednesday, July 12th), former Premier League Champions Blackburn Rovers (Tuesday 18th) and Notts County (Saturday 29th).

Against Cancer, a charity which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Tee times are gradually filling up and entry forms are steadily coming in, which can see teams request ex York City players to play in their sides.

Players include club legends such as Dale Banton, Andy McMillan, Scott Kerr and Derek Hood, and those who fancy filling the limited places left should contact organiser Graham Bradbury for more information on 07790 470589.

Without a World Cup or Euros to look forward to (then get disappointed with) the only international football to endure has been the recent EnglandScotland game at Hampden Park. Of course, Scotland thought they had won the game thanks to two absolute worldy free-kicks leading to someone tweeting “Leigh Griffiths just did the impossible… he just made an England game exciting”, though not everyone was as enthusiastic with one person disagreeing with the ITV Commentator, saying viewers had just witnessed a classic, responding “Scarface is a classic, this was more like Cloverfield”.

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It wasn’t without its moments, as an out-of-form Adam Lyth slowly ground out a century which included what felt like two hours in the ‘nervous nighties’, only to eventually get the elusive run to bring him sheer relief, raising his bat to all sides of the ground. “Watch him smash Lancs around the ground now that monkey

is off his back” I stated…only for him to get out the very next ball!

One of July’s sporting highlights is the next instalment of Professional Boxing in the city, when “The Next Chapter” takes place at Energise Sports Centre on Saturday 8th July. After March’s epic “Revival of the Jorvik City” at the same venue, and the vast majority of the same local fighters on the bill, it promises to be another cracking night of entertainment. Danny Holmes tops the night with a title clash against the experienced Andy Harris for the British challenge belt over eight, three minute rounds.

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Local sports Rawcliffe U13 girls teams formed at the start of the 2014/2015 season they have recently finished their 3rd competitive season in the City Of York Girls League (CYGFL) and throughout their three seasons they have been a very successful team, incredibly only losing one league match in three seasons. This season the girls have won CYGFL League (three seasons in a row), CYGFL Cup

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(two wins) and CYGFL Tournament (three seasons in a row). Manager Stewart Watson told Your Local Link “The girls have not only developed themselves as the team to beat, but also they are a great group of friends with all current teams in the league”.

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YOU NEED THESE NEW FANCY THINGS OR YOUR FRIENDS WILL SHUN YOU. SHUN YOU! PHILIPS VIVA PASTA MAKER. Pasta? Maker?

Surely pasta comes only from the supermarket, right? Well, not any more, baby. Not if you buy this new gadget from Philips that automatically makes fresh pasta and noodles in minutes, and all you have to do is pour in the ingredients. We feel like this is the kind of thing that would make many an elderly Italian lady cross, shouting “My family not eat this trash. They only eat pasta that nana make, eh?” Still, if you fancy ultrafresh spaghetti, and are severely lacking in Italian grandmothers, this could be the kitchen appliance for you. n £199 from www.amazon.co.uk

CANARY FLEX. No, not a gymnastic bird, this is in fact a versatile WiFi security camera. To keep an eye on your stuff when you’re not there, the Canary Flex connects to your home WiFi and streams the footage to your phone, no matter where in the world you are. You can also set the motion sensor to record movement, and the night vision will work throughout the night. As well as being able to mount it inside your house, it is also weatherproof, so you can use it to watch your shed all day and night. In case there’s something important in your shed. Oh my God... what’s in your shed? Tell us. Tell us now! n £199 from www.amazon.co.uk

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YOUR GADGETS MUST’VE BEEN A CELTIC SAT-NAV Here in York, we’re no strangers to lorries and vans occasionally bumping into, or getting stuck under, the many archways and gates of our ancient city walls. However, as old and as impressive as they are, the city’s fortifications only date back to the 13th century or so... unlike the Newport Arch in Lincoln which was built around 200CE. Local residents got a bit of a shock recently when a lorry became wedged under the Roman archway, which is the oldest still-used Roman arch in the country. And the reason for the driver’s mistake? He was following the instructions of his Sat-Nav which said it was fine for him to drive through.

Fortunately the archway was undamaged (barring a few scratches) but Police on the scene had to let air out of the lorry’s tyres to get it out. You just can’t trust these anti-Roman Sat-Navs, can you?

Breakdown experts the RAC have released data showing that, between January and March of this year, they were called out to more than 6500 incidents involving potholes. It seems potholes continue to be a major problem on British roads, and despite local councils across the country repairing one every 19 seconds (!) they are still a huge cause of car malfunctions.

Broken suspension, flat tyres, distorted wheels and even cracked body parts can all be the result of hitting a pothole at speed, so that

‘little dent’ in the road is no laughing matter at all. The RAC also offered some good advice (apart from calling them – surprise, surprise) in the event of pothole damage, which is handy to keep in mind and could result in the council that maintains that road forking out for the repair job: • Take photos on your phone of the offending pothole, where it is on the road, and also the depth (use a ruler, tape measure, or even something like a coin or banknote to get an accurate representation).

• Take photos of the damage caused to your car immediately after the incident, and also of any recovery vehicles that might have to come to pick you up. Keep all invoices or receipts from that. • Get quotes for the repair work from several garages, then present all your evidences to the council in question. They assess cases such as this to see if they were liable. With any luck, they should pay.

Bentley achieve a new level of ridiculous We’ve written before about the Bentley Bentayga; mentioning that the car’s first ever owner was to be the Queen, and again to detail the re-modelled version of the off-road vehicle designed specifically for fly-fishers.

This month we introduce you to the Bentley Bentayga Falconry, a car that caters for the hugely popular sport of falconry. You know, flying birds around and that. The car is kitted out with everything you need to take your falcon for a fly, including comfortable bird storage and even a little statue of a falcon.

Which we hope doesn’t make your actual falcon jealous. We’re just glad that this oft-

neglected group of people are finally getting the vehicle they deserve, as we’re sick of cramming our falcons into a Mini. The price of the Bentley Benyayga Falconry might be above £100,000, but that is nothing when considering the comfort of your birds. Next we’re hoping for the Bentayga Unicorn; a car designed for those of us who enjoy hunting unicorns at the weekend.

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Believe it or not, every year I get a call in the run up to summer from various wholesalers who, more or less to a man, predict “a heat wave” or “the hottest summer on record” in a bid to sell more fans, air-conditioning or refrigeration products to their retailers.

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I think we all would agree that the finishing touches to a bathroom are the most important. Sometimes it takes our clients longer to decide on wall coverings than it does on an actual bathroom suite!

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In previous years, bathroom walls have been painted, wall papered and stencilled, and at some point in our lives, we have all had the Johnson ‘Bird’ Tile in varying colours, but as with everything in life, wall coverings have moved on. Here at JDL we see an increasing number of people opting for wall panelling over and above traditional tiling - but which is best?

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Two questions: first, is there a chance you have a priceless family heirloom stashed away in the loft, and second; would you like to appear on national TV? If the answer is yes to both, you need to get over to Castle Howard on 13th July when the BBC's legendary programme, The Antiques Roadshow, will be filming their latest episode. Host Fiona Bruce and the usual gaggle of experts will be in attendance, and the whole event is completely free of charge – just turn up with your antiques and wait for someone to take a gander. Who knows, not only could that weird little vase you inherited from Auntie Brenda be worth a fortune, you could also be on TV talking about it. Prepare your best 'OHMYGODHOWMUCH?!?' face. n To find out more about the day, visit www.castlehoward.co.uk

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OPEN GARDENS Looking for inspiration? Visit these stunning gardens thanks to the National Garden Scheme. Find out more at www.ngs.org.uk BEECHCROFT FARMHOUSE, ALDWARK, YORK, YO61 1UB 2ND JULY, 1-5PM. A country garden surrounding a Georgian farmhouse (not open), with all year interest. Snowdrops, hellebores and borders for winter colour, and winding paths lead through a series of smaller gardens with different planting themes.

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THORNYCROFT, RAINTON, NR THIRSK, YO7 3PH 23RD JULY, 11AM-4.30PM. A ¾ acre country garden, created since 2009, comprising lawn areas, trees, shrubs and perennials and featuring some unusual plant specimens.

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WATERFALL BLADE CASCADE This kind of water feature creates a perfect 'sheet' or blade of water, which looks a bit like a constantly falling curtain. It can be used with a pond or just a small concealed reservoir, and can also be lit up at night using waterproof LED lights. Fancy. n £223.99 from www.primrose.co.uk

SOLAR WEE LAD FOUNTAIN Yep, we realise this month was supposed to be more mature than last time, but quite frankly no garden is compete without a statue of a kid piddling. What's more (as if you need more – you've already pulled out that credit card) this thing is solar powered, so it won't even need a power lead. Now the only thing to decide is what to have it peeing on? Ah, grown-up choices are tough... n£92.95 outdoorlivinguk.co.uk

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to get a pond? This pond is self-contained, sits right there on your patio or decking, and even lets you see in to the side of the fish. Traditional ponds can't do that, can they? A fountain can also be added, as well as aquatic plants and, if you ask us, a full set of SpongeBob Squarepants figurines to the bottom of the pool. Look, there's SpongeBob bothering Squidward again! What larks. n £449.99 from www.gardensite.co.uk

BUDDHA WATER FEATURE For a more tranquil feel, why not call upon the services of Buddha? This statue of Buddha sits calmly cross-legged while water falls from the lotus flower in his hand. Invite your yoga mates around to meditate in front of it, or just sit chill out with a book next it. See how long you last before you need to wee. n £89.99 www.amazon.co.uk

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BACK-TO-BACK(IES) NATURE FUN Fans of the outdoors (and all the many creatures that dwell within) should flock to Clifton Backies this month. The nature reserve close to Clifton Moor will host two fun activity days in July, hosted by The Friends of Clifton Backies. On the 13th flora lovers will revel in the Wildflower Walk from 7pm, checking out all the fascinating species of flowers that spring to life in summer. And again on the 30th, fauna fans will enjoy the Big Butterfly Count from 10am, helping the Friends to spot the 23 different kinds of butterflies that call the Backies their home. n Great times guaranteed for people of all ages, so to find out more, call 07714 307709.

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March by removing dead and weak stems then cut back the remaining stems to the topmost pair of large, plump green bud. Examples of group 2 clematis are ‘Nelly Moser’, ‘Niobe’ and ‘The President’.

• Group 3 clematis flower on the last two to three feet of the current seasons growth. In February or March cut back to a height of about two to three feet or a good pair of strong green buds.

Some examples are ‘Ernest Markham’, ‘Jackmanii’ and viticella varieties.

Clematis fall into three groups, which flower at different times and therefore require different pruning: • Group 1 flower in early spring from buds produced on the previous season’s growth. Prune these back as soon as possible after bloom, around June/July, this allows time for new growth to produce flower buds for the next season. Varieties of these include Montana, Alpina, evergreen Armandii and Macropetala.

• Group 2 are large flowered and hybrid clematis which bloom in mid May to June on short stems from last seasons growth and often again in late summer on new growth. Prune in February or

Clematis should be planted at least 12" (30cm) away from the wall or fence up which it will climb and the base of the plant should preferably be in the shade, however, if this is not possibly, apply a layer of gravel over the root zone.

If you’re short on space in the garden there are a few varieties of clematis that can be grown in pots such as ‘Nelly Moser’, ‘Jackmanii’ and ‘Vyvian Pennel’. The pot should be at least 18" (24cm) deep and 15" (37cm) wide and a layer of gravel placed in the bottom of the pot for drainage.

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As with most plants clematis can be susceptible to problems, the major one of which is clematis wilt.

The symptoms of this is a rapid collapse and browning of the leaves and stems.

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CHRIS BROWN from BROWN NURSERIES If you have a question for Chris, please email info@yourlocallink.co.uk. Call Chris on 766266.

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Chris, I have some bromeliads in my conservatory. Could you please give me some advice about caring for them?

Almost all bromeliads originate in tropical or sub-tropical America.

There is a multitude of species, varying remarkably in shape and colour, although most grown indoors are rosette-forming plants popular for foliage, flowers, or both.

They look equally good in pots or hanging baskets, but they are frost tender.

Temperatures should be between 10-15 degrees Celsius (50-59F), and they can be grown in full light or in a semi-shaded spot.

Provide a rooting medium or equal parts humus-rich soil and either spragnum moss, bark, or plastic chips used for orchid culture. Using soft water, water moderately in summer,

and sparingly at all other times, and keep the cup-like rosette centres filled with water from spring through to autumn.

Propagate the offsets in late spring, when small plantlets form on the side of the main plant. These will have roots after a few months, which can then be removed and potted on to make more plants. Most should be fed fortnightly to monthly using flowering house-plant fertilizer. Water when the compost surface is just dry for best results. Best of luck!

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They are fully to frost-hardy, and are grown for their waxy, often fragrant, flowers and graceful habit that normally develops without extensive pruning.

They can be grown in sun of semi-shade, but need some protection from strong winds.

Magnolia Soulangeana Susan is a large, deciduous shrub, popular for its purple flowers, borne from mid-spring to early summer. Prune in midsummer, when in full leaf.

Avoid pruning in the spring or early summer, when wounds will bleed, and in dormant season, as dieback often affects growth pruned at this time.

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A BLOOM ING G R EAT P LAC E Spruce up your garden this month with a visit to Poppleton Community Railway Nursery. The fascinating nursery is open Wednesdays and Fridays during July, 10am-3pm, for the sale of perennials, herbs, alpines and shrubs. As well as the flowers, see the interesting vintage railway memorabilia on site. n Visit www.poppletonrailwaynursery.co.uk

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Mid-summer is when I get the dibber out. A dibber, in case you’ve not come across the word before, is an old-fashioned gardening tool designed to make planting holes. I’ve an antique one inherited from my gardening grandfather. It’s made of wood, is about 40cm long, tapers to a rounded blunt end and has a fork-like handle. Although light and easy to wield I don’t find it particularly useful. The only job it’s normally used for is the mid-summer planting of leeks.

Like many gardeners I grow a lot of leeks, mainly because they can be cropped over many months.

By using several different varieties and planting out in batches from late May to early August, leeks can be harvested from autumn to spring. That’s nearly eight months of fresh leeks; there aren’t many vegetables that can be cropped over such a long period.

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I grow all my own leeks from seed planting them out in their final positions before they reach pencil size.

I’ll write more about growing leeks another time, but for now let’s focus on the summer planting. A good

leek should have plenty of white stem or ‘shank’. The length of stem on most varieties can be increased by deep, light limiting, planting. This is the reason some gardeners excavate trenches and earth-up or use old pipes. I don’t bother with any of this – I just get the dibber out.

planting hole (not directly into the hole as sometimes recommended). This provides both enough moisture to get the plants established, and, most importantly, because soil is washed into the hole from the side with the water, covers the roots.

All my leeks are grown on the flat in ground that has been dug so that it is reasonably loose. The dibber can then be easily pushed into the soil to make neatly rounded planting holes about ten centimetres deep.

Leeks don’t need a lot of room so I set the holes quite close, about 20cm apart. Wider spacing is only necessary if you want whoppers.

PLANTING Before being put into the dibbed holes, young leek plants have their dangly roots cut back to a centimetre or so. This may seem drastic but it means dropping the plants into the holes is easier.

At the same time the tops of the plants are lightly trimmed to reduce transpiration and prevent drooping leaves. The last part of the planting process is to ensure moist soil is settled around the roots.

Using a watering can with the rose (sprinkler) off, I pour water onto the ground to the side of each

Using a dibber to plant leeks makes the process faster and less arduous. If you don’t have a dibber you could improvise. I once used the handle of an upturned rake when the dibber went into hiding. A less cumbersome method for those with carpentry skills is to make your own, perhaps from the handle of a broken wooden shafted fork or spade.

Alternatively, contrary to what I’d assumed, dibbers can still be purchased. Checking online I see several types are available although none that quite resemble mine. Indeed, you can even get a ‘personalised’ version engraved with your initials.

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Creeping feeling?

Ah, the summer holidays are just around the corner. I remember my own time off school during the warmer months very fondly, but now I’m a mum I tend to look on the end of July and think OH GOD WHAT AM I GONNA DO?!? Fortunately here in York we’re well served by The Web Adventure Park on Wigginton Road, where you’ll find Creepy Crawlies and the High Ropes challenge (and more besides), and where in July you could get in for free. Score.

Creepy Crawlies is the perfect place to go on a

Sorry, I know it’s easy to use train puns when talking about The National Railway Museum, so I’ll try to stop myself going loco. BOOM BOOM! Sorry. Anyway, I’m excited about A Day at the Museum on 9th July, when the NRM will be hosting a load of great events, all geared toward science and the railways.

Families can help control trains, learn about 3D glasses, watch scientific demonstrations, and get expert opinions on very important subjects like running with scissors and Marmite. Sounds like my kinda Sunday. Find out more about this fun day at www.nrm. org.uk Definitely something I would choose.

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sunny – and not so sunny – day, as the kids will tire themselves out on the huge indoor climbing frame, the craft corner, the outdoor go-carts, massive sandpit, water play area, and petting zoo. Add to that the extensive menu of kid and adult-friendly grub, plus the fact that adults could get in for free this month (check out their advert in this month’s issue), and you can tick an entire day off your ‘What to do with the kids this summer’ list. n Get all the necessary deets at www.webadventurepark.co.uk

U N D E R S TA N D I N G Y O U R S E L F No, I’m not referring to that scribbled note you left yourself last week detailing ‘a reely gud idear’ you had, but rather discovering the secrets of your own personality. I’ve written before about Mental Wealth, and as well as offering a range of psycho-therapeutic counseling services, they now offer one to one enneagram study sessions. But before you reach for the thesaurus, let me explain: soon after birth we all develop a personality, or ego, to help us deal with life experiences. The enneagram is an invaluable tool which can help us identify our basic personality type

and focus our attention on areas for personal growth and development.

The therapists at Mental Wealth can therefore tell us a great deal about how we are likely to feel about different situations, which can help guide transformational work in the future. Basically, the enneagram helps us to understand our strengths and fears; something I find truly fascinating. n Find out more at www.mentalwealthyork.co.uk, and to book your session, call Amanda on 07913063950.

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Cheese Wine & Ale fundraiser 12th July 2017 @Brew York Walmgate - 7pm onwards There will be live music, quiz & raffle Tickets £15.00 each on sale at Brew York or email serina.doran@hotmail.co.uk to order yours. Come along and sample a range of tasty cheese, tickle your taste buds with a selection of gorgeous wines & flavoursome ales. n To donate via text AWUK16 £5 (or whatever you can) to 70070 www.ambulancewishfoundation.org.uk YORK CARERS CENTRE Provides free support for unpaid carers of all ages who live or care for someone who lives in York. Staff can give advice and information over the phone or visit the carer at home. We offer carers; a Carers Emergency Card; regular newsletters; social activities; employment, education and training support; Carers Hubs; discounts at local businesses. n www.yorkcarerscentre.co.uk enquiries@yorkcarerscentre.co.uk - 01904 715490

AROMA Aroma Cafe is raising money for the Yorkshire Air Ambualnce! Recycle your old clothes and textiles at a Yorkshire Air Ambulance Textile Bank - your local bank is located at Haxby Ambulance Station.

Collection tins at Aroma. n Please call Aroma cafe 01904 750444.

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Healthwatch York helps put people at the heart of local health and social care services and we’re here for everyone in York. We are holding our Annual Meeting on July 25th at the Priory Street Centre and the theme for this year’s meeting is ‘Making a Difference’. The free event starts with lunch at 12.30pm and will finish at 4pm. Everyone is welcome, but space is limited so please contact us to book a place if you’d like to come.n Phone us: 01904 621133 E mail us: healthwatch@yorkcvs.org.uk

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Carcent is a breakfast centre for all homeless, unemployed or otherwise socially excluded members of our community, open Monday-Saturday, 8.30am-10.45am. We provide food, clothing and fellowship in a friendly and non- judgemental environment.

We rely solely on donations – of money, food, clothing, toiletries - and time. If you feel that you can help us in anyway, please get in touch! n www.carecent. org - admin@carecent.org - 01904 624244 / 07765 244484

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HELP AND ADVICE FROM OTHER CARERS “Try and empower the service user as much as possible, because as carers we want to do everything for them really. I would suggest that, early on, even if it's very painful, to let them go. Let them live independently because that then creates that distance a little bit. Because one of the other worries of carers always is that, when I grow old and die, who's going to look after this person? If carers are always going to be worried about it, it's better that they have that difficult experience earlier on, and let their child or sibling, parent, or whoever, live independently.” - Ramilla Cares full-time for her brother “Based on my experiences, don't give up. If you feel something isn't right, you have to speak out about it and I think it's important. I had to make notes of things; keep a diary of things that wasn't going right. I'd done stuff like that because sometimes when you're meant to recall lots of stuff, you can't, because your head is so full of so much going on. I think it's about asking questions, still asking questions about things that you're not sure about.” - Sophie Cares full-time for her sister

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My third child - my second son - has just turned two. Those of you with freaky Rain Main memories might recall that this time last year I wrote about my son's first birthday and asked you to join me in celebrating his inaugural trip around the sun. But that was waaay back in early June 2016, when life seemed so much simpler.

It would be an understatement to say that the past 12 months have been “interesting” or “surprising”, but running alongside those global changes has been the transformation of my docile puppy-like baby into the single most dominating presence in my life. And soon, perhaps, yours. I wouldn't say this lightly, but my youngest child was either put upon this earth to save us all from

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That's basically how I feel every time my two year looks at me.

The past couple of years have seen a dramatic change in the wee chap, and I don't just mean 'Aww, he can walkz nowz, lolzzzzz! INStAGRaM iNSTaGRAMz!” Last year he was soft and gentle, quiet and considerate, meek and mild. Now he is to our family as Donald Trump is to the world; funny to watch, easy to mock,

but ultimately terrifying and clearly a harbinger of catastrophe.

“SOMEWHERE A KITTEN’S HEAD HAS JUST EXPLODED.”

It is difficult to describe exactly what I mean by that, as for me writing about feelings (or feeling them, for that matter) is like swimming through treacle. Actually, here's a good example: this column is being written not in my office at home, but in the Costa on High Ousegate. I had to get out of the house, as it is a sunny day and the kids are having fun in the paddling pool. Except my youngest isn't. He's putting sand, soil, and buttered toast into the water, despite my wife's protests. Every time she

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He is a Stephen King character; a sweet, innocent, adorable child with special powers. The other day I was pointing out the full moon to all three children, and when he peered up at the night sky, the moon immediately hid behind a cloud. I'm sure that there are ancient effigies to him carved into the decaying walls of lost cities, songs about him in languages nobody can remember, and great monoliths moulded in his image on distant alien worlds. It makes complete sense that he is here now, at our time of need.

Sounds big headed, but I've always thought that I would be tied-up in some world-changing event somehow. When I was an arrogant 20-something, I assumed that I would be the one to instigate the event, such as a political or artistic revolution.

Now I'm coming to terms with the fact that my part might be that of the father of 'The One'; a minor character who is most probably killed off in the first act. Or at least in a flash-back in Act Two. Taking into account history, religion, and movies, the dads of great

The other two look like me; they are soft and doughy and silly and approach things tentatively and with curious concern. The third is like his mother: energetic and passionate and nuts. Perhaps, because of that, I just don't understand him as well as I do the others. Or, perhaps, no human can, as his kind were born in the birthing pool of the galactic core, and suckled on the milky teat of the universe's unending black.

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…for the York Stamp & Coin Fair The largest stamp and coin fair outside of London welcomes almost 100 stamp dealers and more than 60 coin, banknote, and medal dealers. All the fun will take place at York Racecourse, 21st-22nd July, when you can see stamps and coins from across the world. Complete your own collection, meet up with other philatelists and numismatists (yep, we own a dictionary), or simply find out how to get involved in the hobby. n Visit www.stampshows.net

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This travel-based music and performance extravaganza is for those who have grown tired of the large impersonal corporate festivals that dominate the special events scene. Landing at Scampston Hall, just outside of Malton from 29th-30th July, Atlas is a celebration of music, food, drink, and entertainment from around the world. Featuring jazz, world music, pop, rock, drum ‘n’ bass, indie, hip hop, rap, techno, R‘n’B, dance, electronic, plus plenty more genres, Atlas really does have music to tickle most ears. n Visit www.atlasfestival.co.uk

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EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE: THE YORK SUFFRAGETTES (UNTIL 1ST JULY) It's dangerous, it's exhilarating, it's groundbreaking... in 2017 the amazing story of York's suffragettes will be told for the first time. Everything is Possible is York Theatre Royal and Pilot Theatre's latest large-scale community production with a cast of around 150. The performance will start outdoors before moving onto the stage at York Theatre Royal. Raise the purple, green and white flags, and cry "Votes for Women!"

BRING ON THE BOLLYWOOD (11TH-15TH JULY) Bring on the Bollywood - a romantic comedy that features a fantastic soundtrack interwoven with wit, wild parties and some wicked dances. City and country, old and new collide at Colonel Pawar’s ancestral home, the shabby and un-chic Lakshman Villa. Confined within these walls, his wife Mrs Pawar pines for the cultural polish of London, New York or Paris!

BUZZ: A NEW MUSICAL (27TH-29TH JULY) Winner of the 2016 Eddies Award, the sell-out Edinburgh hit Buzz: A New Musical returns; a hilarious musical journey through the history of the vibrator and a brutally honest story of a singleton’s quest to fall back in love with herself. Sex Ed just got a revamp.

ROBIN HOOD: THE ARROW OF DESTINY (4TH AUGUST-2ND SEPTEMBER) It's all very well stealing from the rich to give to the poor, but when you have no sense of direction then mayhem ensues! Robin Hood is lost in Sherwood Forest. It's not his fault; there are a lot of trees. But once again it falls to Maid Marian to save the day and get him and the Merry Men out of a scrape. They may wear the tights, but Marian knows what really makes a hero. A summer swashbuckling show for all the family as the team of actor puppeteers re-tell this classic story of heroism, valour, and the power of legendary teamwork with songs, slapstick and spectacle.

For even more events, gigs and theatre listings go to www.yourlocallink. co.uk/whats-on

JOSEPH ROWNTREE THEATRE To Book: 501935 or www.jrtheatre.co.uk

MACBETH (3RD JULY) Shakespeare’s dramatic story of ambition turned bad is brought vividly to life in Oddsocks’ hilarious Steampunk musical adaptation.

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 MINUTES (8TH JULY) The renowned Bev Jones Music Company return to entertain with a unique blend of music, song, and dance from around the world.

Visual enhancement and on-stage orchestra will accompany you from America to Africa, and from France to Hawaii.

DANCE, DANCE, DANCE 2017 (9TH JULY) Yvonne Hoque School of Dance presents a lively and colourful show featuring pupils from three years old to adult. From ballet to jazz, and tap to cheerleading, there is something for everyone.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE To book: 0844 8713024.

GYPSY (UNTIL 1ST JULY) Based on the true life memoirs of legendary burlesque entertainer, Gypsy Rose Lee, it tells the tale of Momma Rose and her two daughters, Baby June and Louise, trekking across America in their family vaudeville act.

LET'S TWIST AGAIN (13TH JULY) Join us in our American Diner to re-live the fabulous songs of a magical Rock ‘n’ Roll era. Together with your host with the most, ’ Big’ Tony Tremendo, the stunning live band The Twisters, and some of the highest rated performers in the land, you’ll be ready to Twist Again!

THE JOHNNY CASH ROADSHOW (21ST JULY) The UK’s No1 Tribute, fronted by respected singer/songwriter Clive John, with The Spirit Band, re-create with astounding accuracy and truly capture the essence of what it was like to be at a real Cash show! Featuring Amanda Stone as June Carter and two more talented ladies as the Carter Sisters, all aspects of Cash’s life are covered with impeccable taste.

STAGE EXPERIENCE – FAME (3RD-5TH AUGUST) Stage Experience returns with yet another blockbuster Broadway show! Featuring all the familiar favourites we know and love, such as Hard Work, I Want to Make Magic, Think of Meryl Streep, Bring on Tomorrow, and of course the title song, Fame.

STEPHEN JOSEPH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGH To book: 01723 370540.

THE RISE AND FALL OF LITTLE VOICE (UNTIL 9TH AUGUST) In turns brutal and tender, terrifying and exhilarating, this production will serve up the perfect cocktail of northern grit and Hollywood glitz. It’s also packed with hilarious characters and hit songs. Bold, brassy and bighearted.

TAKING STEPS (13TH JULY-5TH OCTOBER) When tongue-tied solicitor Tristram is sent along to oversee the sale of a large and crumbling house, reputedly a haunted former brothel, he may have bitten off more than he can chew.

THE TALES OF TIPSY WILLOW TREE (22ND JULY-26TH AUGUST) Poor old Tipsy Willow Tree has lost her magic. What use is a fairy without magic? Oh, it’s not like anything! Come and help Tipsy find her magic and meet goblins, giants and all sorts of other magical people along the way. The usual Tiny Time Tales fun and nonsense with plenty of joining in.

41 MONKGATE To book: 623568

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (7TH-8TH JULY) York’s learning disabled theatre company, Once Seen, are performing Shakespeare's classic romance. The company intend to put a bit of a twist on their performance, adding their own interpretation to some of the scenes.

NUNNINGTON HALL To book: 01439 748283

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (8TH JULY) Chapterhouse Theatre Company present this live-action adaptation of Jane Austin's most famous work.

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ONGOING EVENTS UNTIL 5th NOVEMBER DEMOLITION AND RESTORATION, Treasurers House.

After the success of the display last year, we expand the story so you can delve deeper into the changes Frank Green made to the house and find out more about the lost houses of York. Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ treasurershouseyork

UNTIL 5th NOVEMBER THE LIFE AND TIMES OF BENINGBROUGH: PEOPLE, PLACES AND PORTRAITS, Beningbrough Hall, Gallery & Gardens, Tuesday–Sunday, 10.30am– 5pm. Uncover intriguing stories of prosperity, loss and reinvention spanning 300 years, from Victorian families to RAF crews. Visit www. nationaltrust.org.uk/beningbrough UNTIL 5th NOVEMBER VIKING: REDISCOVER THE LEGEND, The Yorkshire Museum.

Two of the most significant and internationally recognised collections of Viking Age treasure in Britain will be

brought together for the first time in a major new exhibition at the Yorkshire Museum in 2017. Featuring some of the most exciting Anglo-Saxon and Viking discoveries ever made, the exhibition will explore how the Vikings transformed life in Britain. Visit www. yorkshiremuseum.org.uk

UNTIL 1st OCTOBER YORKSHIRE LAVENDER, Terrington, 10am-5pm. Now open for the summer season, wander around the breathtaking landscapes, and purchase lavender-based products in the shop.

Visit www.yorkshirelavender.com UNTIL 28th AUGUST SUTTON PARK GARDENS, Sutton Park, Sutton-on-the-Forest, 11am5pm. Enjoy the gorgeous grounds and gardens of the stately hall, and also the house itself on a guided tour, 1st June28th June. Call 01347 810249

UNTIL END OF SEPTEMBER LANDSCAPES OF THE NORTH, Bedern Hall. Exhibition and sale of the artwork of Adrienne French, with some proceeds going to The Bedern Hall Foundation. Call 646040 or visit www.bedernhall.co.uk UNTIL 21st JULY THE ART OF SLEEP, Lotte Inch Gallery. A series of experimental monoprints produced by artist Susan Aldworth. Call 01904 848660.

UNTIL 2nd JULY FLOWER FESTIVAL, Castle Howard. The annual flower festival returns with special guest arrangers from across the north of England, who will all be creating a festival of traditional and contemporary designs to enhance and complement the house interiors.

A programme of pre-bookable live demonstrations will take place daily.

Call 01653 648333.

UNTIL 2nd JULY AT THE WATER’S EDGE, Kentmere House Gallery. An exhibition of new work

by John Thornton. Visit www. kentmerehouse.co.uk

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25th SUMMER FAIR, St Leonard's Hospice, Tadcaster Road, 12-4pm.

Join in with some summer fun, including games, entertainment, tombola, prizes, a BBQ and refreshments, a prosecco tent (which sounds fun), and also a fancy dress competition at 2pm for kids. Visit www.stleonardshospice.org.uk

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1st-2nd & 15th-16th OPEN WEEKEND, Holgate Windmill, 11am-4pm. Explore the restored mill, and share in the volunteers' delight, as Holgate Windmill Preservation Society has just received The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. Visit www. holgatewindmill.org 1st-2nd POPPLETON GARDEN TRAIL, Poppleton. Enjoy a wander around 13 fascinating and gorgeous gardens as well as other places to explore. Visit www.poppletoncentre. org.uk DUNCOMBE PARK STEAM RALLY, Duncombe Park, Helmsley.

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ED SHEERAN TRIBUTE Friday 14th July 2017 Enjoy a scrumptious 2 course dinner and enjoy the classics of the popular artist ED Sheeran, we’re sure he’ll make the evening Happier! £19.95 per person

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Friday 1st September 2017

An Evening guaranteed to get you dancing! The 80’s revisited have all the famous anthems from the exciting era, 2 course dinner included.

Fancy dress optional.

Mouth watering 2 course dinner followed by the exceedingly popular and stylish entertainer with his fine tribute to Mr Buble! £19.95 per person

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BRUNO MARS TRIBUTE Friday 13th October 2017 Enjoy a delicious 2 course Dinner with a foot tapping, tribute spectacular to the excellent Bruno Mars. £19.95 per person

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DECEMBER 2017

OLLY MURS TRIBUTE

THE GLITTERING GATSBY CHRISTMAS

Friday 3rd November 2017 Mouth watering 2 course dinner, The “Olly” Murs Tribute is sure to have you Dance with him tonight! £19.95 per person

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Following the success of previous years, the festival will be a celebration for anyone with a fascination for insects - from exhibitors and traders, to wildlife groups and the general public. The exhibits and a range of other stands and activities will be held in the Hospitium and surrounding grounds of The Museum Gardens.

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AUDITIONS, Methodist Church, Lidgett Grove, 7.30pm. Why not audition for York Light's forthcoming performance of Guys & Dolls at The York Theatre Royal? Visit www. yorklight.com 7th THE LIFE PROJECT: THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF OUR ORDINARY LIVES, Tempest Anderson Hall, Yorkshire Museum, 7.30pm. A lecture by Helen Pearson, science writer and editor, “Nature”, hosted by the Yorkshire Philosophical Society. Call 01904 656713.

CIRCULAR WALK AROUND COXWOLD & HUSTHWAITE, meet at Coxwold car park, 9.30am.

Five mile walk with the River Foss Society. Email bob.jowett1@ btopenworld.com 8th-16th EXHIBITION AND ART SALE, The Studios, Holtby, 10am6pm. Exhibition and sale of the work by the late Sally and Mick Arnup.

Sculpture, painting, pottery and a rare glimpse of work-in-progress pieces.

Call 489377.

8th NEW EARSWICK SUMMER FAIR, New Earswick Primary School, 12-4pm. Lots of family fun including

donkey rides, Punch & Judy, a bouncy castle, games, a raffle, gift stalls, a café and more. Free entry. Visit www. fones-york.org AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 MINUTES, Joseph Rowntree Theatre, 2.30 & 7.30pm. The Bev Jones Music Company present a fun mixture of song and dance from around the world, including songs from Wicked, South Pacific, Evita, Mamma Mia, Joseph and The Lion King to name but a few. To book, call 501935.

9th THE YORK PROMS, Museum Gardens. Expect a show filled with some of the greatest, and most popular, classical music ever written.

Bring your picnic basket and your flags to help us kick off a brand new event in York in style, 9th July. Headliners include West End tenor Daniel Koek, Rebecca Newman, the York-based Classical Soprano, and Tre Amici, the classical pop trio. Hit the website to find out about the scrumptious picnic hamper ordering process, to sample delights of some fabulous local suppliers. Yum. To book, visit www. yorkproms.com

9th A DAY AT THE MUSEUM, National Railway Museum. Find out more in our Events Hotlist.

WEST BANK PARK SUMMER FAIR, West Bank Park, Holgate, 1-4pm.

Enjoy a bouncy castle, cream teas, ice creams, music, bowling, community stalls, children's crafts and lots more.

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A celebration of al things steampowered. See a WWI lorry restoration exhibition, working displays, vintage tractors, and military vehicles. There will also be a craft fair, trade stands, refreshments, and a fairground. Visit www.gytec.weebly.com

11th-13th THE GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW, Harrogate.

The Great Yorkshire Show features the best of British farming and is England’s premier agricultural show. Held at the Great Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate it gives first-hand experience of agriculture and rural life through demonstrations and exhibitions as well as a ‘not to be missed’ insight into the very latest in the agricultural industry. Visit www. greatyorkshireshow.co.uk

12th-15th PLATFORM FESTIVAL, The Old Station, Pocklington. A four day music & comedy event staged in the town's historic Old Station.

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KT Tunstall, Ward Thomas, Newton Faulkner, Levellers, Kate Rusby, Ross Noble plus lots more... The event bars stock an award-winning range of craft ales, lagers, ciders, wines & fizz and outdoor caterers will be on site selling regionally sourced produce. Visit www.platformfestival.net 13th BBC ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, Castle Howard. Bring along family heirlooms, household treasures, and car boot bargains for inspection by the Antiques Roadshow.

Experts are on hand to offer free advice and valuations to visitors, and the grounds will also be open for free to all visitors. Call 01653 648333.

WILDFLOWER WALK, Clifton Backies, 7pm. This walk will take you through ancient meadows, woods and hedgerow, identifying the plants as you walk. Call 07714 307709.

14th ED SHEERAN TRIBUTE, Mecure York, Fairfield Manor. Enjoy a two-course dinner while being serenaded by an Ed Sheeran tribute act. To book, call 521505.

15th JULY-4th SEPTEMBER YORK MAZE, Elvington. Find out more in our Events Hotlist.

15th-16th MASHAM STEAM ENGINE AND FAIR ORGAN RALLY, Masham. Spectacular engines and fair organs with vintage cars and

and The Great Yorkshire Fringe New Comedian of the year contest. For a full run-down of events, visit www. greatyorkshirefringe.com

commercial vehicles and tractors. Arts and crafts and many stalls for you to browse. Call 01765 689569.

FROM 15th THE HIGHWAYMAN RETURNS, York Dungeon. This brand new show sees the return of the devilish Dick Turpin, and he always gets what he wants, one way or another! Keep hold of your belongings, stay quiet, and no matter what - don’t make Turpin mad! Featuring new gags, special effects, and a new character from history. Visit www.thedungeons. com/york 15th SUMMER CONCERT, Selby Abbey, 7.30pm. A rousing concert performed by York Light Orchestra.

Call 01757 703123.

POPPLETON YARD SALE, Poppleton, 10am-4pm. Village Residents will be selling unwanted items from their front gardens or drives. Maps available from Cafe Refresh, The Lemon Tree Coffee Shop, The Co-op, and Poppleton Library. Email joan.jenkins6@ btinternet.com SUMMER CONCERT, Queen Margaret’s School, Escrick, 7.30pm (canape reception from 6.30pm).

The concert, staged by Derwent, Minster and Selby Lions Club, will this year raise funds for Jessie’s Fund. Call 481265.

16th HISTORIC VEHICLE RALLY, Newby Hall, 10am-5pm. See vintage and classic cars in the north’s biggest one-day car show. The event, which is organised by the North East Pre-War Austin Club, attracts exhibits from all over the country, with up to 1500 cars of all makes on display. Visit www. newbyhall.com 20th EVENING WALK AROUND HUTTONS AMBO, meet by the Village Green, 6.30pm. A 4.5 mile walk with The River Foss Society. Call 764086.

21st-22nd YORK STAMP & COIN FAIR, York Racecourse, 11am-6pm (10am-4pm Sun).

Find out more in our Events Hotlist.

21st JULY-6th AUGUST THE GREAT YORKSHIRE FRINGE, City Centre. Comedy, variety, and family entertainment in the heart of the city. This year, Richard Herring, Henning Wehn, Mitch Benn and many more big name comedians will perform, as well as lots of variety acts

22nd-23rd 60S FEST, North York Moors Railway. get the chance to head back in time to the swinging sixties with events up and down the railway.

You will be transported to Memphis with Levisham becoming Elvisham, Goathland once known as Aidensfield of Heartbeat fame and Grosmont will be taken over by 60s transport legends with Minis and 60s cars on show.

Pickering will also host a pop pirate radio show, hall of legends exhibit and 60s fashion exhibition! Visit www. nymr.co.uk 22nd JULY-2nd SEPTEMBER FAMOUS FIVE SUMMER HOLIDAYS ADVENTURE, RHS Harlow Carr, Harrogate, 9.30am6pm. It’s 75 years since the very first Famous Five book, so to mark the occasion the RHS are offering a range of exciting events and activities this summer. Birds of Prey demonstrations, outdoor workshops exploring how flowers and herbs can be used in food, medicines, and drinks, and also six performances of immersive Famous Five theatre across the garden await!

Visit www.rhs.org.uk 22nd JULY-3rd SEPTEMBER I LOVE THE DEEP, The Deep, Hull. Celebrate Hull’s year as City of

Little Diggers 29th July, 12th & 26th August Join us at DIG for a range of play and learn sessions for under 5’s this summer!

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Join The River Foss Society in a litter pick. Call 4900813.

FIREWORKS CHAMPIONSHIPS, Newby Hall, 6-10.30pm. Three teams create stunning displays choreographed to music and the audience votes for a winner on the night via SMS. To finish there is a final display by the organisers to round off what is always a fantastic night. Visit www.newbyhall.com 22nd FAMILY FUN DAY, The Village Green, New Earswick, 1-5pm. MS Society York welcomes one and all for a fun day, complete with a bouncy castle, a soft play area, hair braiding, face painting, a climbing wall, a raffle, tombola, and so much more – all for a great cause. Call 758577.

23rd BIG ANNUAL CHILDREN'S PARTY, Burton Agnes Hall, 11am5pm. A Superhero and Princess Party for visitors of all ages to enjoy. Take part in free activities including pirate magic shows, princess pampering, bouncy castles, balloon modelling, and popular characters will make an appearance on the day. Also enjoy

a thrilling treasure hunt, navigate the maze, play giant games in the walled garden, and chill out in the children’s corner. Visit www.burtonagnes.com 23RD VINTAGE PROPS DAY, Yorkshire Air Museum. See propeller aircraft enginse running and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight flypasts, featuring the Lancaster, Hurricane and Spitfire. Visit www. yorkshireairmuseum.org 24th AN EVENING WITH STEPHEN BOOTH, Haxby Memorial Hall, 7.30pm. Yes, internationally renowned novelist Stephen Booth is coming to Haxby.

Stephen will be revealing insights into his books and signing copies of his latest gripping tale, Dead in The Dark.

Visit www.haxbymemorialhall.co.uk 26th CRAYKE GUIDED VISIT, meet at the church, 10.30am. A guided tour of Crayke, with The River Foss Society. Call 758510.

27th-31st ARCHAEOLOGY IN COPPERGATE, Jorvik Viking Centre, 10am-4pm. Dress up as an archaeologist, dig up replica objects and sieve your soil so that you can uncover more finds to help build a bigger picture of the stories that archaeology can tell us. Call 615505.

29th-30th ATLAS FESTIVAL, Scampston Hall, Malton. Find out more in our Events Hotlist.

29th JULY-3rd SEPTEMBER DANGEROUS ARTS, Royal Armouries, Leeds. Find out more in our Events Hotlist.

29th-30th GREAT BRITISH FOOD FESTIVAL, Castle Howard. With over 100 artisan food stalls, craft and gift marquee, top chef demos, kids entertainment and great live music, it’s a fun foodie day out for the whole family. Call 01653 648333.

replica historic turd! This sounds right up our alley. Call 615505.

30th BIG BUTTERFLY COUNT, Clifton Backies, 10am. A great chance to see many of the 23 species of butterfly found there and lots of other bugs and insects too. Call 07714 307709.

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GOLDEN ERA VINTAGE MOTORCYCLE RUN, Yorkshire Air Museum. Nostalgic gathering of amazing pre-1931 vintage motorcycles with many examples over 100 years old! Visit www.yorkshireairmuseum. org

AUGUST 2nd CRAB & LOBSTER NIGHT, Sandburn Hall. Yep, you guessed it – a whole night of seafood delights. To book your table, call 469911.

29th LITTLE DIGGERS: NORSE MYTHS AND STORIES, DIG, 10am.

The myths and legends of the Vikings come alive with a visit from DIG's very own skald (storyteller). Have a go at mythical crafts and activities while exploring the characters, gods, and monsters of Viking sagas. Call 615505.

POO DAY, Barley Hall, 10am-4pm.

Learn all about the muckier side of archaeology. Discover how poo is used to solve ancient mysteries and have a go at making your very own

4th REINST80'D TRIBUTE ACT, Mecure York, Fairfield Manor. Chill out to some 80s classics, then scoff a twocourse dinner. Fancy dress optional (but go on!). To book, call 521505.

11th INDIAN SUMMER NIGHT, The Bar Convent. Go along and join them for the first ever Indian Summer Night, serving traditional Indian street food in beautiful surroundings. To book, call 643238.

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12noon-2pm. Experts will be on hand to help residents find out more about their military mementos, medals, photographs, badges and uniform. Call 461010.

19th SUMMER PROMS 2017, Castle Howard. A rousing night of classical hits, featuring Classical Brit Award-winners Blake and soprano Joanna Forest. To book, visit www. castlehoward.co.uk OPEN DAY, York St John University.

Attend the Open Day and learn all about the courses, staff, students, and facilities of the city centre uni. To book, visit www.yorksj.ac.uk/opendays BOOK NOW! COMMUNITY CAROL CONCERT, York Barbican. Buy your tickets now for the 60th Carol Concert, taking place 17th December. Call 0844 8542757.

EVERY DAY JORVIK VIKING CENTRE REOPENS, Coppergate.

The world-famous attraction has reopened after a multi-million pound re-imagining following the devastating flooding in 2015. Enjoy a new ride experience with the sights, sounds and, of course, smells, of the VikingAge. There is updated historical interpretation, showcasing the cultural ‘melting pot’ of 10th-century York, and the latest cutting edge technology bringing the Viking period to life. Visit

www.jorvikvikingcentre.co.uk LAGOON OF LIGHT, The Deep, Hull. See the new look Lagoon of Light following a £500,000 refurbishment.

Home to an array of eye-catching new species, colourful tropical fish, and the juvenile Zebra sharks who were born and bred at The Deep. Get up close in Touchpool sessions with smaller creatures such as Hermit crabs, Velvet Swimmer crabs, and starfish at half past the hour throughout the day. Visit www.thedeep.co.uk THE VIKINGS, York Dungeon. Battle and terrible tortures await you as the Vikings capture the city. Bearded, bold, and built like brick houses, they will take no prisoners in their quest to conquer York! Gulp. As you journey through The Dungeon, the performers will treat you to a very close encounter with Snore Short Sword, the Viking master weapon maker. Visit www.thedungeons.com/ york SECRECY AND SPIES, The Bar Convent. This state-of-the-art exhibition will inspire you with the story of the Bar Convent. Discover three hundred years of history and the remarkable people who have shaped it. Meet the radical Yorkshire nun and pioneer Mary Ward, whose devotion to her cause took her on foot across the Alps - twice. Visit www.barconvent.org.uk

1914: WHEN THE WORLD CHANGED FOREVER, York Castle Museum. The terror of total war and its revolutionary impact on life around the world is explored in this major exhibition on the First World War. It tells the fascinating and often moving stories of the Yorkshire people who were affected. Visit www. yorkcastlemuseum.org.uk YORKWALK, from Museum Gardens Gates, daily at 10.30am and 2.15pm.

Entertaining historical walks taking place every day, as well as specialist tours such as Richard III and Jewish Heritage. Visit www.yorkwalk.co.uk or call 07970 848709.

REVEALING YORK MINSTER’S UNDERCROFT, York Minster.

Experience the revamped network of new interactive galleries, housed in the Undercroft and Treasury below the historic cathedral. Visit www. yorkminster.org or call 0844 9390011.

YORK ARMY MUSEUM, Tower Street. The regimental museum of The Royal Dragoon Guards and The Yorkshire Regiment. Call 01904 731532.

CHOCOLATE AND THE PEOPLE OF YORK, York’s Chocolate Story, 10am-6pm. A brand new exhibition explores the contribution the people of York have made to the cities

great chocolate industry. From the thousands of factory workers who manned the production lines, to the founding fathers, whose inventiveness and dedication created world famous brands still produced in the city. Visit www.yorkschocolatestory.com ALLERTHORPE LAKELAND PARK, Allerthorpe. Set in 53 acres of grounds and lakes, the site offers a variety of watersports as well as a campsite and Lakeside cafe. Visit www. allerthorpelakelandpark.co.uk YORK GOLF RANGE, Towthorpe Moor Lane, near Strensall. Set in beautiful countryside, York Golf Range features a whole host of fun activities, including a floodlit driving range, a nine-hole golf course, crazy golf and even foot golf – a great combination of soccer and golf. Visit www. yorkgolfrange.co.uk or call 01904 499275.

BALLOON TREE FARM SHOP, Gate Helmsley. A great day out for all the family! Dine in the cafe, pick your own fruit and veg, feed the animals, have fun in the enlarged children's play area, or simply relax in the landscaped cafe garden. Pick your own strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, red currants, black currants, white currants, blackberries, blueberries, plums, rhubarb and vegetables. Visit www.theballoontree.co.uk

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Environment Centre, Rawdon Avenue, 1-3pm. Join a friendly bunch for crafts and a natter. The club has three sewing machines and materials for use by members. Call 01904 411821.

SHAPING THE BODY, York Castle Museum. An iron corset, crotchless pantaloons from the time of Jane Austen, bum rolls, and a killer dress are a few of the items that will feature in this major new exhibition. Visit www.yorkcastlemuseum.org.uk

EVERY NIGHT GHOST TRAIL OF YORK, West Doors of York Minster, 7.30pm. Dare you cross the centuries and discover York’s spine-chilling history? Visit www.ghosttrail.co.uk or call 01904 633276.

BOROUGHBRIDGE MARINA, Boroughbridge. Hire a boat for a few hours, or even buy one for good. Call 01423 323400.

REGULAR EVENTS DURING JULY & AUGUST BEDERN HALL, OPEN 10.30am to 3pm, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday throughout July, plus every weekday in August. New displays tell the story of the Vicars Choral and find out what a Cordwainer does! Call 646030 visit www.bedernhall.co.uk THROUGHOUT EACH WEEK CRAFTING CLASSES, The Viking Loom, Wigginton Lodge. Classes and workshops taking place several times a week, from quilt making to machine embroidery. Call 01904 620587.

EVERY WEDNESDAY ECO-CRAFTERS CLUB, St Nicks

THE GHOST BUS TOURS, Departing from York Railway Station bus stop RE daily at 7.30pm & additional weekend tours. The unique comedy horror show takes you around the darker side of York on board a classic 1960s Routemaster.

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LIVE MUSIC, The Golden Fleece, Pavement. A different band or artist every night. Call 01904 625171.

EVERY WEEKEND LIVE MUSIC, Acorn Sports and Social Club, Dringhouses. Great live acts playing every weekend. Call 01904 330351.

1ST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH COFFEE MORNING, Huntington Library, Garth Road, Huntington, 1am-12noon. The Friends of Huntington Library welcome all for a drink and a chat.

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2ND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH THE WI ACOMB BRANCH, Acomb Methodist, 7.30pm. Enjoy guest speakers and great company.

1ST WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH YORK IVC, Thomas’s of York, 6.30pm. A member-run social club with food and drink. Visit www. yorkivc.club YORKSHIRE COUNTRYWOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, Hunmanby Community Centre, 2pm. Speakers cover a wide variety of subjects and the group holds informal meetings.

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YORK CARERS COFFEE MORNING, Spurriergate Centre, 10am-12noon. Have a cuppa, enjoy a chin wag. Call 629393.

2ND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH SUPPORT MEETING, Wigginton Recreation Hall, 7pm.

Parkinson’s UK York branch meet every month for talks, fun, and the occasional quiz. Call 0844 2253634.

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3RD SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH YORK AND DISTRICT GUILD OF WEAVERS, Spinners and Dyers, Yorkshire Farming Museum, Murton. Visit www.yorks-guild-wsd. org.uk or call 01904 784274.

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What’s happening at The National Trust in York BENINGBROUGH HALL & GARDENS Call 01904 472027 24TH-25TH JUNE, CHOC AFFAIR TASTING, 124pm. Love chocolate? Then get along and explore the botanical range of Choc Affair Chocolate.

With ingredients from the garden, vote for your favourite flavours for the Beningbrough Bar and give this chocolate a taste with a difference.

GODDARDS HOUSE AND GARDEN, Tadcaster Road Call 01904 771930 UNTIL 5TH NOVEMBER 250 YEARS OF TERRY’S: FROM CHEMISTS TO CHOCOLATIERS, Wednesday-Sunday, 10.30am-5pm.

From its origins as a small shop in the city started in 1767, new displays throughout the house chart the highs and lows of the Terry’s of York chocolate business, which went on to create one of the world’s most iconic chocolate brands.

21ST JULY FIVE YEARS OPEN! 10.30am-5pm. On this day five years ago, the house, with the gardens and the dining room was open altogether for the first time to enjoy.

In recognition of their fifth birthday, enjoy chocolate tasters round the

house, chocolate talks and indulge in a piece of celebratory chocolate orange cake in the dining room.

29TH JULY-3RD SEPTEMBER CHOCOLATE TRAILS, 10.30am5pm. Enjoy family trails around the house and garden during the school holidays and have a go at tennis or croquet in the garden.

TREASURER’S HOUSE Call 01904 624247UNTIL 5TH NOVEMBER DEMOLITION AND RESTORATION, 11am– 4pm.

Uncover the history of the house you see today and the changes one man made to suit his taste and house his collection. Alongside this, find out more about the fate of some of the lost houses of Yorkshire.

27TH JULY-3RD SEPTEMBER SUMMER IN THE GARDEN, 11am4pm. Enjoy giant jenga, croquet and garden games in the small but perfectly formed garden with neighbouring York Minster on the skyline.

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BLACK SWAN FOLK CLUB 6 Singers & Musicians Night 13 The Georgia Shackleton Trio 20 Maggie Holland 27 Wizz Jones NATIONAL CENTRE FOR EARLY MUSIC 2 Joe Stilgoe 7-15 York Early Music Festival

(see events listings) POCKLINGTON ARTS CENTRE 12 Kate Rusby 13 Ross Noble 14 Levellers 15 Platform Festival 20 & 27 NT Live: Angels in America THE AINSTY 2 The Klis Family Fundraiser 7 The Supermodels 22 Ainstyfest 29 The Melting Pot

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JUNE OFFER: Three dishes from the main small plates menu, plus free-flowing prosecco for £25 per person.* • Call 01904 380 045 to book your table at The Rise, The Grand Hotel and Spa, York.

Visit www.theriseyork.co.uk • Diners can expect local beers and ales, a hand-selected wine selection, signature cocktails plus live music on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

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Tuesday: it might be Monday's slightly less annoying little mate, but it is still very much a 'blah' of a day. If, for you, Tuesdays are a consistent bore during which nothing of interest occurs, this one is for you. What if we told you that pizza night – a thing normally reserved for the weekend – was now on a Tuesday? Its happening, and its all thanks to Pizza Box in Haxby. Every Tuesday you can order any two 11” pizzas, for collection or delivery, and pay just £10. What? Ten pounds? Yep, which is pretty much nowt compared to what you used to blow on pizza night. To snag this amazing weekly offer, check out Pizza Box's menus at www.pizzaboxyork.co.uk then call 768828.

HARROGATE FARMERS MARKET Cambridge Street; second Thursday of every month, 9am-3pm.

ACOMB MARKET 4th Saturday of every month MALTON MARKET Market Place; every Saturday.

MALTON MONTHLY FOOD MARKET Market Place; 2nd Saturday of the month.

SELBY TOWN MARKET Split across two sites in York town centre – Market Place and Micklegate; every Monday, 9am-3pm.

SHAMBLES MARKET Off Parliament Street; 9am-5pm every day.

SKIPTON MARKET High Street; Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 9am-5pm.

YORK AUCTION CENTRE MARKET AND CARBOOT YO19 5GF, Every Sunday from 7am YORK FARMERS’ MARKET St. Samson’s Square, First Friday of each month SUNDAY MARKET AND CARBOOT SALE York Auction Centre, Every Sunday

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