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Hello! Where are you right now? Are you one of those people who scoop up their monthly issue of Your Local Link and read it cover to cover right there on the doormat? Perhaps you prefer to stuff us in the magazine rack and leaf through during the ad breaks of Coronation Street? However and wherever you are, get yourself outside immediately... IT’S JULY, BABY! Because we know all too well how doors work, and how doormats (the primary landing pad of every issue of the magazine) tend to be on the inside of them, we’ve come to realise that Your Local Link could be seen as an ‘inside thing’; something you peruse and flick through while indoors. Well stop it right now and take the mag outside, its glorious out there. Don’t believe us? Turn straight to the

Events section and you’ll see that there are a truck-load of fun things that you could be doing right now outside. In fact, don’t stop to check; just start walking into town and check on the way... you won’t be disappointed. There’s a new Jack the Ripper show at The Dungeon, York Art Gallery will finally reopen (on Yorkshire Day, no less), and the streets of our fair city will be chock-a-block with fairs, festivals, concerts, walks and talks. Just think, if you’d started trotting into the city when you first began reading this intro, you might already be up to your elbows in summer fun (unless you live out in Strensall or somewhere, in which case you’ve probably only managed to stick the keys in the ignition). But whatever it is you get up to this month, both inside and out, have a corker of a time and we’ll see you next month.

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20-21. Time TrAVel. In anticipation of York Art Gallery’s imminent reopening, we take a look back at the building’s fascinating past.

8-10. Competitions. 14-15. Horoscopes. 16-17. Join the Club 18-19. Dear Daphne 22-23. Puzzles. 30-31. Local Sport Report. 36-39. Business. 40-43. Gadgets & Motors. 44-65. Your home and garden. 66-71. Your family and you. 72-81. Health & Beauty. 82-95. Events & Days Out. 96-99. Food & Drink. 100-112. Classified – at a glance. 113-117. Jobs, jobs, jobs… 118-119. Trades & Services directory.

28-29. The rAilWAy groWn-up. We grab ten minutes with York acting legend Martin Barrass to hear about his role in The Railway Children.

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If you are looking forward to spending as much time as possible with your family outside this month, you don’t get much more outside than Piglets Adventure Farm Park. The back-to-nature, animal-petting attraction just outside of Towthorpe has seen huge visitor numbers over the past couple of years; so much so that the park, complete with tractor rides, a giant sandpit, a farm yard trail, go-karts, and a massive maze (as well as other fun things), is about to expand! Find out more at www.pigletsfarmpark.co.uk The amazing news is that we have four family tickets to give away, each worth £24! For a chance of winning all you have to do is answer this easy question:

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We mean that in the nicest possible way, because we’re keen as mustard to get to this year’s York Maze, opening on 11th July and running right through till 7th September! Who knows what this year’s design will be at the massive corn field in Elvington. In previous years we’ve wandered around a giant Mayan God, Dalek’s, spitfires and Jeremy Clarkson! This year... well, we’re hoping for reproduction of the Your Local Link logo, but that might be wishful thinking. An a-maze-ing family day out, with rides, attractions, and shows including the Crowmania Tractor Trailer Ride and Kernel Kernel’s House of Cornfusion. Visit www.yorkmaze.com The great news is that we have three family passes to give away, and all you have to do for a chance of winning one is answer this simple question: what did last year’s maze depict? Send your answer (along with your name, address and daytime contact number) on a postcard marked ‘York Maze Competition’ to the address on page six, or via email to competitions@yourlocallink.co.uk The competition ends on 9th July, so don’t delay. Terms and conditions apply. Good luck.

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Oh, so this is summer in England May was one of the wettest on record, while so far June hasn’t proved to be much better. But are we surprised? Nah. THIS IS ENGLAND. You can usually count the sunny, gorgeous, memorable days each summer in this country on a Yakuza’s hand. Still, hope springs, eh?

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She has been a freelance writer ever since, writing for everything from national broadsheets and magazines to local school websites. She has two children and lives in York. ‘What do you want for your birthday?’ I idly ask the soon-to-be 11-year-old. A Jack Wills hoody? The entire contents of Tinc? Yet another stuffed animal? Yes, all are perfectly manageable, I think confidently. ‘A home-made cake,’ she replies confidently. A home-made cake?! What planet does she live on? Hasn’t she ever noticed that I would sooner hang out in the dreaded Claire’s than even think of baking anything? Even Sports Direct seems almost enticing compared to getting a baking tin out.

I take a deep breath. There are always those readymade cake-mix packets. Nobody will know the difference, so long as it comes out of an oven. ‘And I don’t mean one of those just-add-an-eggand-water cakes’, she adds reproachfully, evidently reading my mind. My heart sinks. I do not bake. My culinary speciality is cheese on toast à la singe. The one time I didn’t burn it, my daughter’s friend was moved to point this fact out (I have never managed to learn that reading while cooking is not recommended).

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‘What kind of cake?’ I say suspiciously. ‘I was thinking of a pig in a barrel of chocolate mud.’ Ah. Obviously. And there was I thinking that a Victoria Sponge might be a challenge. Naturally, my complete failure to bake is my mother’s fault. My birthday cake was always the same: a little spongey thing covered in Hundreds

and Thousands from the local supermarket. Jolly nice it was, too. Every year, we had to take a home-baked cake to Guide Camp. Every year, Mum would send me off with a supermarket sponge that she hadn’t even tried to disguise in Bacofoil. One despairing Girl Guide friend did try to teach me to bake a cake. I fear I was not a natural, as she didn’t encourage me to try again. I then gave up until my son’s first birthday, around 18 years later, when I had a sudden feeling that I needed to prove my love for my precious first-born by making him a chocolate cake. Happily he was too young to take it personally. Annabel Karmel said the recipe was foolproof. It wasn’t. But even if it had been: why on earth would I want to bake anything? Maybe in another universe I would have nice smiley children who took turns and waited to lick the proverbial spoon. But in real life, baking means: • A walk to the centre of York to spend a small fortune on ingredients that cost about 15 times the price of a cake that is actually edible. • Another walk to the centre of York to buy a collection of British baking trays in Boyes because ours are unaccountably missing. • Yet another walk to the centre of York to return

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Starsign of the month • Starsign of the month • Starsign of the month • Starsign of the month • Starsign of the month There’s a choice to be made this month that has its roots in matters of fairness and principle. Do you do something you really want to do, even if it means doing it alone because no one else wants to do it, or do you give in to the pressure of other people around you, and put your ambition on hold? I think it is important that you rise to the challenge, commit yourself to your own agenda, and although you’d rather be doing it with someone else, do what

you want on your own rather than not at all. If nothing else, it shows other people what you’re made of, and you would do well to remember that he or she who travels alone,frequently travels further and usually has a lot more fun. So, if (metaphorically speaking) you want to go to Bermuda while someone else goes to Bridlington, send ‘em a postcard!

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children may breathe a sigh of relief when a worry fails to materialise! It is a much calmer time on the home front providing (all) parents are prepared to exercise a little bit more discipline. Younger people will enjoy a sense of freedom and movement and there are new jobs on the horizon.

not forget your past, there are certain painful memories from your history which now must be put into the pigeon hole of past events. Don’t try turning the clock backwards – rather, turn it forwards. Be on guard against the influence of old flames, especially if you are associated with someone who can’t let go.

to plait fog or push a snowball up hill, it might be a good time to re-evaluate your options. Other people around you might not be as understanding as you might wish, so in some areas you’re going to have to go it alone. On a brighter note, battles with bureaucracy now seem to be on the wane.

emotional level July is a good month for healing heartaches and building bridges. Indeed, there is a welcome sense of families pulling together towards common goals and to capitalise on this trend, let sleeping dogs lie. A few hiccups in the third week may be annoying – but that’s all they are.

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23rd December-20th January Should be a

reasonably good month moneywise, but you need to check details and keep an eye on accounts. Involvement with someone else’s problems seems inevitable, but you should be able to do a great deal to help. New domestic routines serve you well.

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21st January-18th February The best laid plans of mice and men can go awry through unforeseen circumstances and you’d be well advised to stay loose and flexible with some of your plans and commitments. While there is no direct threat to your health, this is not the month to take up snow boarding or shark wrestling.

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Independent ladies of the sign probably have a better month than most other Pisceans, and all the fish would do well to follow their heads

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You mean that the man whose heart you broke is reluctant to speakexcuse, to you?but I can’t imagine why. bit of a rubbish frankly, unless The problem is that the kids are now nine Oh, apart from the fact that you BROKE HIS HEART. The ‘we can still be friends’ line is used you’ve grown another human person inside and 11ayears is both starting in many breakold, up, so butthis it’s excuse rare that parties actually mean it. You poor ex was probably you and carried to wear a bit thin deep – unlike mythat wife!youI try tomightofend hoping somewhere down two up them around for getting andmake nowjokes that it’s clearhow that’s not going dropback subtletogether, hints and about nine months, to happen, have a heart and leave him alone to move on. I’m sure that there is someone else on your Facebook friends list who you can bore with daily updates of your life who won’t Birds of a feather indeed put a ring on ‘it’.end (I’m I love my boyfriend very much, but I’m upassuming in tears – not from heartache, you understand that you’re theI ‘it’ in this I’ve been busy planning my wedding for the past year and a half, and the anyway. can’t getting fed up of never being spoilt. My friends scenario.) time organise henother party.halves I want to go somewhere abroad, promise that seemhas to come receivetogifts frommy their Let me break this down for scintillating you: but some of my friends sayIthat afford a holiday. I think they’re your really regularly, whereas onlythey get can’t presents How to get expensive chatter gifts won’t being as it’s my special tell them that they should on myselfish, birthday – and then I day. get atShould least Ione prompt tears of • Get a job. If you already have a job, get either save up and come along, or I’ll remove my guest list? I boredom. homemade gift which is worth very little. I them from one that pays more money.

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in an exotic locale while sipping on a ridiculously expensive fishbowl cocktail that includes Now don’t get me wrong, I love Beyoncé lavish you with gifts, if that’s all that you’re several ingredients that you can’t pronounce, then it’s apparently not a ‘proper’ hen do. Stop interested in. Chances are he may not be and all that she does, but I feel that you may thinking about whether your photos will induce jealousy on Facebook (don’t fib, you know very nice, but who cares because SHOES. that’s main reason you want to to go believe abroad) and consider instead about how much fun have the been misled by Queen Bey Feel free to send me your boyfriend’s you haveboyfriend if you spend hen party alone. Because if you carry on acting like such a thatwill if your likesyour ‘it’, then he should number. spoiled brat, that’s exactly what you’ll be doing.

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be happier. At least then she could enjoy that bar of Dairy Milk in peace without you making ‘hilarious’ jokes about her looking like a cow.

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gamble, and often one that doesn’t pay off. I was once literally chased out of the office when I foolishly re-gifted a Secret Santa present from the year It’s a running joke in our family that I’ve shared a flat with my mate for a few years now,(apparently and we’venot always got onhas before everyone my sister-in-law is a bargain hunter, the need for a mug that has the words really well and haven’t had too many disagreements. however, over the past few always cutting out every coupon she KEEPa OFF” months my new girlfriend has been staying“DAPHNE’S over around MUG five nights week, printed and can find and looking for deals online. on it, alongside a photo of my face. my housemate has started to seem moody and spends a lot of his time in his Go figure). I would suggest to your I have no problem with this – it’s bedroom rather than joining us to watch films in the living room like he used to. sister-in-law that she keeps a detailed her money, after all – but I find it My girlfriend is lovely, so I don’t know whatre-gifting his problem is. shouldtoI avoid tell him spreadsheet anyto pretty annoying when it comes to snap out of it? MartIN, acOMB future mishaps – colour coding also the presents that she gets for our works me. Also, make sure that Martin, you’re right. Why is your friend being sofor unreasonable about a third children’s birthdays. alwayshim go being asked housemate moving inWe without first?perishables It’s ludicrous. I mean, you re-gift quickly – people out to for getelectricity somethingand nicegas will do it’s of notour as way if bills go NOT up if more peoplecake, are living in like mouldy I’ve found. your fl at, or that there’ll be less room in the fridge, or that the queue for the for her children, but my girls inevitably As for your children’s rubbish presents, shower will get longer by a third in the morning. Oh, wait, no – that’s exactly their auntie is actually teaching them receive something rubbish in return. what happens. a valuable life lesson: if you want This my eldest re-gifted Youyear, will argue that was youreven girlfriend is only staying over for five nights out get it yourself. See my something that we’d bought her officiallysomething, of seven, which means shefor hasn’t moved in. But clinging onto response to Samantha to the left. I technicalities will getbefore! you nowhere. your mate feel like a third cousin just a month How do I Stop making suggest that you start re-gifting those wheel in his own home, and just go round to your girlfriend’s house more tell her that she’s a skinflint without presents your sisteroften, for heaven’s sake. And don’t be thatrubbish guy who ditchesfrom his mates as causing offence? Jane, Wigginton. in-law back her some kids. Think of it as soon as he gets a new girlfriend – make sure you set to aside time for recyclable presents. We’re saving the your friend. I’m sure one night away from your girlfriend each week won’t Ah, the old re-gifting dilemma. It’s a earth here people! kill you.

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as the Art Gallery today, was just a part of the construction, as to the rear a huge exhibition hall was also built.

Join us as we journey back in time. No pushing.

Following a German bombing raid in 1942, in which the gallery and parts of St Mary’s Abbey were hit, the abandoned exhibition hall was demolished and the land cleared. In 1944 the site was rented by the Royal Canadian Air Force and huts and tents were erected to house pilots.

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As the grand reopening of the York Art Gallery on 1st August looms, following several years of closure and refurbishment, we decided to take a look back at the building’s – and the site’s – fascinating history. Because we’re cool.

The huge hall, seen here from above looking south, stretched all the way to Marygate.

From abbey to art The land on which the soon-to-be reopened Art Gallery sits was once part of St Mary’s Abbey, the huge Benedictine monastery that we have written about in these pages in the past. That is the reason those huge walls encase the gallery site and separate it from Bootham, but it is the 19th century that gave our city its own dedicated gallery. Once the existing buildings, which included a pub called ‘The Bird in Hand’, had been cleared, Exhibition Square and the gallery building were constructed in 1879. It was built to house the second Yorkshire Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition, a gathering of the best in art and scientific endeavours from the city and further afield. The front building, what most people would recognise

of his impressive horde of paintings. However, by 1909 the large exhibition hall had been declared unsafe and was closed, drawing the entire collection within the current gallery building on Exhibition Square. The square itself saw a new addition in 1911 when the statue of York-born artist William Etty was installed. And he’s still there, bless him.

More to see Between 1948 and 1963 the Dean of York Minster, Eric Milner-White, donated dozens of paintings to the gallery, further bolstering the collection and adding to York’s international artistic acclaim. Significantly in 1955, Lycett Green presented the gallery with his entire collection of Old Master paintings. As the guardian wrote at the time: ‘…with this notable addition, York in one stride takes a new place in the front rank of British art collections.’

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Building TrusT In 2002 York Museums Trust took over the gallery and started to alter the internal layout to present the collections in a better way. The Trust

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transformed into the Artists’ Gardens and Edible Wood – a new extension to the Museum Gardens. Find out more about the history – and future – of York Art Gallery at www.yorkartgallery.org.uk

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The exam period was tough. Waking up at 5 in the morning having tried to answer an exam question on libel in my sleep wasn’t a good time for me. Luckily I’d pre-empted that June would be a stressful month for me, so I’d booked a quick weekend away with mum to Spain. Nestled away in the Vall de Gallinera behind Valencia where our family once lived, life goes by at a different pace. The locals seem to come out early morning and chat on the streets, retreat by lunch time and reappear just in time for tea, where they go and what they do I have no idea. We all know about

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After recently being elected to the position of Lord Mayor, we throw ten questions at Councillor Sonja Crisp.

you’ve recently become the lord mayor. What exactly is a mayor?

In York, the Lord Mayor is the first citizen of the city. It is my duty to be an ambassador for the city locally, nationally and occasionally internationally, and to represent the city at events and functions if and when required.

does this mean you’ll live in the mansion house? if so, have you heard about the ghosts?

Yes, I’ve moved into the Mansion House, and I know there are supposed to be ghosts but I’ve not seen any... so far. I believe one can sense if a home has been a happy one or not and this house feels like a happy house to me, so any ghosts here would probably not be malicious. Theoretically the house is mine for a year, but, in truth, I live in an apartment on the top floor and I share the house with the citizens of York.

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you used to be the cabinet member for leisure and tourism. What was your proudest moment in that role?

My proudest moment was eventually getting planning permission for the Community Stadium, followed hot on its heels by the 2nd stage of the Tour de France.

have you always wanted to be lord mayor?

Before being elected in 2007, I never dreamed I could ever be Lord Mayor of York. I am the working class daughter of a political refugee, one of ten children, and we were extremely poor

when I was a child. However, my father and mother told me I could do good things, perhaps even great things with my life if I put my mind to it and the right amount of luck came my way. I was taught that much of what happens in life is about being in the right place at the right time and taking the right fork in the road. It is an incredible honour to be chosen to be the Lord Mayor of York and I’m determined to do the role justice.

Any advice for aspiring politicians? Yes. Stay true to your beliefs. Some compromising is inevitable but your

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so you’ll be lord mayor for one year. What have you got planned for that year?

Each year the Lord Mayor selects charities to champion and I will spend my year raising funds for and, most importantly, awareness of my charities which are Alzheimer’s Association Dementia Friends, The Stained Glass Trust in St Martin-cum-Gregory church in Micklegate, and York Older Citizens Advocacy.

And after the year, what is next for you?

The only sure thing is that I’m back in the ranks of the Labour Party Councillors representing my beloved Holgate Ward where I live and intend to stay. Who knows what other opportunities or challenges the future may bring.

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if the position of lord mayor came with a super power, what would

I’m suspicious of super powers. If they existed, they would give an advantage in one way or another to one individual. Well meaning or not, the far-reaching consequences of using a super power could be incredibly harmful. I firmly believe all mankind should be equal so I would inevitably refuse to accept to use the super power.

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GROWN-UP hoWArd: Right, I’m going to record this chat if you don’t mind. So please don’t swear. mArTin: Don’t worry I’m used to that; I’ve recently been hosting a show on BBC radio York. One time I left the mic up while a song was playing, and there’s me chatting away over the track. Got a text from a friend telling me he could hear me. Oh dear. h: I can imagine that’d pretty tricky, with timings and so on. Is it similar to working in the theatre? m: It is a bit, yes. But there’s more freedom in the theatre. Speaking of which, I’ll be playing Mr Perks once more which I’m very happy about. It was 2008 when The Railway Children

first happened in York - without me that time round, as I was working. I then heard that it was coming back in 2009, and I found out the chap playing the role before me was unavailable. I then got the call to see if I was interested, which of course I was. That is an actor’s dream... if work is offered to you, it is a pure gift. I was told: ‘All you need is a whistle, a red flag, and a green flag - don’t mess them up!’ It’s such a great show though, and the music is wonderful. h: So you’re looking forward to doing it again, then? m: Oh yes. Obviously physical theatre is my favourite way to perform, but that really takes it out of you. This show is different; it’s

Set to reprise his role as Mr Perks in this summer’s The Railway Children at the National Railway Museum, Howard caught up with actor (and Theatre Royal pantomime regular) Martin Barrass.

charming and filled with atmosphere. There are some really serious themes involved in the show, with the treason and the condemned man. But I’m very much looking forward to it. h: So where in the museum is it being staged? m: They’re building a purpose-built

“ COMING TO YORK WAS LIKE HAVING A POSH DAY OUT ” theatre out the back of Station Hall. I remember then I walked into the stage of the 2009 production, and it was like walking onto a MGM movie set. The whole thing was blackedout and specially lit. It’ll be absolutely

splendid. Also this time the theatre is a 1,000-seater, unlike last time when we had just 500 in a show. This will be more site specific as well, with actors walking amongst the audience. I’ll be strolling around telling jokes and taking tickets before the show starts. Then the whole thing just begins with a blast of my whistle - and one time in 2009 I forgot it! It really is genius though, and I have no idea how there can be such seamless scene changes carried

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out on a railway track. The director Damien Cruden has real vision and drive, and he achieves so much. h: And I suppose to have a real locomotive in the show, something that weighs several tonnes, must take real planning and lots of work to get right and do safely. m: It really does, and there are lots of people working very hard behind the scenes to make it happen. h: I have to ask... is there anything you can reveal to me about this year’s panto? m: Ha! Well, I can tell you that I’ll have lines in it, that’s all. Although this is my 30th year! My first ever show here was the stage version of Kes, and as I’m originally from Hull, coming to York was like having a posh day out. Anyway, the director saw that I

enjoyed physical theatre and asked me what my views on panto were. Obviously I said it was the greatest art form ever. After that I was introduced to Berwick Kaler, and the rest is history... h: Martin, thanks very much and best of luck with The Railway Children. m: Cheers Howard.

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It’s that time of year again, the height of summer (meaning unpredictable English sunshine), but also the time of year you get annoying wasps. I am not talking about those black and yellow things either; I am on about the weird, waste of time, cricket predictor. Basically it stands for Winning And Score Predictor, and tends to go down immediately when Ian Bell comes into bat, but it is supposed to work out a percentage chance of winning (which you can pretty much work out for yourself!). When England lost four wickets in about 10 minutes, it didn’t take a wasp to tell me that there was more chance of Sepp Blatter winning the Noble Peace Prize than England beating New Zealand that day.

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Of course July also sees the small matter of the Ashes. Good job we didn’t have WASP when I was growing up as it would have had us at a 0% chance of winning. It felt like it took us three days to finally get the Aussies out of bat, while we would be out and following on by lunch. About three quarters of their team were considered to be world class, and to be honest Kylie and Danni Minogue or even Alf from Home and Away could have been part of that side and they would have still won. Even more bizarrely, all those inferior English players are now pundits telling the likes of Alistair Cook how to play; the one player who has done something they haven’t – win in Australia. The talking stops on 8th July for the First Test where hopefully Yorkshire’s Joe Root can continue his recent good form.

A game of two halves

Onto football now, and just when the season concludes, another one is upon us. York City, ahead of their final campaign at Bootham Crescent, have a busy pre-season schedule lined up. Starting with Middlesbrough on Saturday 11th July, they also have other home friendlies scheduled against Leeds United (Wednesday 15th July)

and fresh from appointing York-born Steve McClaren, Newcastle United arrive on Wednesday 29th July. At the time of writing, signings have been slow going for Russ Wilcox, but whilst transfer talk has been quiet, all supporters are excited about the Yorkshire derby against Bradford City drawn for the First Round of the League Cup.

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queue and remembering you only brought a tenner with you. Andy Murray has already tasted another defeat to the Serbian genius at the recent French Open, but must be hoping that the home crowd, and the lack of form from Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer, can give him a great chance. I just hope we see as much of the games he plays as we do his mum in the crowd.

remembering lee Finally, on a more serious and sombre note, I finish this column with reference to the sad news that former York boxer Lee Stewart sadly passed away, aged 24, after falling ill on holiday. Lee’s name had been mentioned a few times in this column in the past for his excellent achievements in the sport; a 100% record from three professional bouts all just after turning 20 years of age. Having had the pleasure of covering a number of York boxing clubs

successes, I know first-hand how highly Lee was thought of as a fighter. Both his former trainer Glenn Banks and sparring partner Graham Fearn admired Lee’s skills, and in particular his win over popular journeyman Johnny Greaves, who by all accounts was made to look like he had never been in a ring when faced with Lee Stewart due to the speed and technical skills he possessed. Also a talented footballer, Lee will be sadly missed by family and friends.

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We’re 12!

Can you believe it? It doesn’t seem like five minutes since we were toddling around in nappies, but Your Local Link is 12 years old this month. Our current Editorial team, Nic, Howard and Krystal, look back at the last few years and reminisce like elderly sailors.

Howard

Highlight for me...? Sure, I’ve met and chatted to some interesting people (Brian Blessed was typically insane, Sandi Toksvig was fun, Syd Little was Syd Little for God’s sake, Miriam Margolyes is my new grandmother, and Pauline McLynn at no point offered me tea) but I have to say that my most memorable moments were the times I’ve been up in a helicopter at York Maze. The trips might only have been five minutes at a time, but I spent the first minute taking photos of the maze, and then the remaining four minutes staring out over York and shouting ‘I AM YOUR KING! LOOK AT YOU, PUNY ANTS! BEHOLD MY AIRBORNE MAJESTY!’ Last year the

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The first thing that springs to mind when looking back at my time at ‘the Link’ is all the famous people I was lucky enough to speak to. Lulu was really lovely and very interesting, though she did actually sing at me while I was interviewing her which was quite bizarre. Jimmy Osmond was also most probably the nicest man I’ve ever had the pleasure of speaking to apart from my granddad. And I got an email from Terry Deary, author of Horrible Histories, which made ‘nine-year-old me’ incredibly proud of ‘adult me’. There were a few features that were really cool to write, too. My first proper piece involved ‘auditioning’ to be a member of staff at York’s Chocolate Story when it opened, which was heavenly as I was able to talk at length about chocolate, and it was also hilarious because I had no idea what I was doing. And of course, photographing Berwick Kaler for the December front cover is a hoot every year!

Krystal Most memorable moments...? probably when I got complaints about my anti-cat column. It was a learning curve; for starters you can’t go round bad mouthing cats and then make a spelling mistake, as you will get annihilated. It taught me that people’s loyalty to cats is a force to be reckoned with. Still, it’s great to know that people actually read my stuff. On a personal level, it has been amazing to become

pilot swore at me. Other than that, I’ve really enjoyed (and continue to enjoy) exploring parts of the city you might not normally think about. For my monthly Time Travel feature I’ve delved into dark basements, been led along partflooded tunnels, spent freezing afternoons gawping at tombstones, and forced my wife to reconsider our marriage after saying ‘guess what this building used to be’ too many times... you know, just what every 33 year old with a ‘degree’ in theatre likes to do. It’s apt that this is our twelfth birthday, as I’ve always felt like a 12 year old. Apart from when I was actually 12; then I felt like I was in my mid-forties. an apprentice here at Your Local Link. Having the opportunity to do a diploma with the NCTJ has been the most useful learning experience I’ve ever had. I also once got to test the Rajeunir lip serum. I suffer from horrendously dry lips and from time to time look like I’ve got a red moustache, so getting things to try out is great. Oh, and my other favourite moment was when Howard was testing hair-powder and made salesman Gary look like a Lego man.

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Chase pigeons in the park. Just so we’re clear, pigeons hate children. That is why it is important for 12 year olds to set an example to younger kids by running around, arms flailing, making pigeons take flight in the Museum Gardens.

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Howard Mosley-Chalk is a father and a husband. But more importantly he is a man. These are his (un)manly words.

Hello, I am not here. That is to say that I’ve taken a bit of time off this month as my wife is producing yet another child and apparently ‘needs help’. I told her to get a nanny, but then remembered it wasn’t 1860 and that we didn’t own shares in the East India Company. So instead of regaling you with news of recent happenings at casa de Mosley-Chalk, I shall tell you an anecdote. I don’t really agree with anecdotes, as they are essentially a way to let other people know how interesting your life is and are prone to dramatic embellishments. I wish I had embellished the following; perhaps I would come out of it looking like less of an idiot.

odd JoB My first ever job was as a tour guide, after setting up my own company immediately following university. The premise was to lead a guided walk around York, pointing out sites of historical interest... which were all made up! I called it the Hystorical Walk of York (you now, like how hysterical is spelled. Great, eh?), actually received Arts Council funding to do it, then hired a bunch of actors to pop up along the route. Needless to say it was awful. Having a comedy alternative to the traditional ghost walks seemed like a good idea, and probably would have been had I put any effort into the script. But marketing it along with all the other history walks meant we had an audience of people expecting actual history. Disappointment was rife. For a start it was all terribly local, with jokes in there about the

current road works in Heworth, and how funny it was when someone put soap in the fountain on Parliament Street. Bear in mind that often my audience consisted of American, Canadian, and Chinese tourists and you can understand their perplexion.

rude It was also horrendously inappropriate as I’d neglected to put on the posters that it was intended for adults only. And so almost every night there were unhappy parents who had to answer awkward questions from their confused children, mainly about the ‘Viking’ character who, we had decided during drunken rehearsals, would read aloud passages from Ulrika Jonsson’s autobiography. Just because. I remember one young German boy asking me why it was that the

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audience to stand around wondering if it had indeed ended. The first time we ever did this, I slapped (for real) the face-painted Emperor, screamed that I would never work with any of them again, then sprinted away down Petergate, fake crying. A policeman saw me do this and, thinking it a real assault, started to chase after me, resulting in me having to shout, “It’s not real, it’s not real! I’m an actor!” He wasn’t impressed. Neither were the paying punters. Charles Hutchinson, The Press’ arts correspondent who has been forced to sit through most of the theatrical abominations I’ve unleashed upon York, reported that my walk was ‘not very historical, and not very hysterical’, which was pretty spot on. In the years that followed I tried again as a tour guide on several occasions, with mixed results (including a similar walk about Viking for the JORVIK Viking Festival - strangely enough I wasn’t asked back the following year). So there’s an anecdote, and a little insight into how much of an arrogant fool I used to be, to tide you over until next month. Right I’m off to wipe up poo and corral two giddy children away from their resting mama. Maybe I’ll tell them some false history while I’m at it...

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Romans decided to leave Britain, and I told him it was because we only had four TV channels back then. We also reimagined Constantine the Great as a greenpainted Australian, while Guy Fawkes was a charming Frenchmen for no reason other than we thought it would be funny. Couple all that with my revelation that the central tower of York Minster was converted into an anti-aircraft gun during World War Two, and you can see why some people might have regretted spending four pounds and an hour of their precious summer’s evening in York.

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Gill Baldwin, the Conference Manager at the National Centre for Early Music, has recently retired after 30 years of service. Gill has been awfully busy over the past three decades dealing with organisers, delegates, brides and grooms, wedding guests, musicians and all the other visitors to the NCEM on Walmgate. Hannah Witcomb, who has previously worked at Barley Hall and the Jorvik Viking Centre, will replace her. Prior to the centre opening in April 2000, when Gill took on the conference manager role, she worked throughout the

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region with the team on a wide variety of different music projects, including the Sheffield Chamber Music Festival, Humberside Touring Agency, York Millennium Mystery Plays, York Early Music Festival, York Early Music Christmas Festival and Beverley Early Music Festival. We wish her all the best in her - hopefully less busy retirement.  Visit www.ncem.co.uk

The boards have gone up

Have a wander down St Leonard’s Place this month and you might think you’ve walked into a building site. That is because not only is the Theatre Royal boarded up for renovation, the iconic St Leonard’s Place crescent building, one-time home to City of York Council, has now also been covered up. Construction has started on the Grade II listed 19th century building to restore it to its former

glory and convert it into five town houses, 29 apartments and six mews properties. Simon North, director of Hall Construction who are handling the work, said: ‘It is an absolute privilege to be working on restoring a building from that era and our team are very enthusiastic about applying their skills to deliver a wonderful array of residential properties for the benefit of future generations.’

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Uni scoops yet another award York is well known for being a Mecca of higher and further education, with all of our learned establishments having received praise in the past. It should come as no great surprise then that the University of York was recently named the Educate North University of the Year. The award, which recognises outstanding performance in business, finance, teaching, research, student experience, innovation and economic impact, was given after York fought off competition from Newcastle and Lancaster. The Vice-Chancellor of the University of York, Professor Koen Lamberts, said: ‘We are thrilled to be named Educate North University of the Year. We believe this award reflects the dedication to excellence of our staff and students.’ Well done indeed.

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For the first time in twenty years, York Civic Trust has appointed a new Chief Executive. Following the recent retirement of long-running director Peter Brown MBE, Dr David Fraser will step into the role, which oversees the running of the trust and its work for the city’s heritage. David, who lives in Poppleton, is an archaeologist by trade, but in the past has set up the English Heritage regional office in York, and has also been in charge of the Landmark Trust’s historic estate. David will take up his post on 13th July, overlapping for two weeks with Peter Brown who retires at the end of July. ■ For more information on the trust, visit www.yorkcivictrust.co.uk

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Further flying the flag for familyrun businesses in York, it has been revealed that Riccall Care is a finalist in the prestigious Red Ribbon Awards 2015. The awards, which recognise and celebrate businesses owned and operated by families, will see the winners announced on 10th July in a ceremony in London. Care experts Riccall Care have not only been nominated for the best family-run business in Yorkshire, but also for the award for best business to work for, and the Family Factor award. We wish them all the very best for the awards announcement, and check back here next month to find out how they did. ■ Visit www.riccallcare.co.uk

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Virtual pets were all the rage in the 90s with the annoying little tamagotchi. But having kids sitting down all day pressing tiny buttons to feed a nonexistent animal isn’t a great way to get them fit. That is why LeapFrog have created the LeapBand, a virtual pet that kids care for by being active. The more children run and jump around, the more points they receive to play with their virtual pet. They have to copy the creature on the watch’s tiny screen as it hops about and wiggles like a worm, getting healthy as they go. But it still tells the time, right? Right? ■ £19.99 from www.argos.co.uk

ZEPP MULTI SPORT SENSOR.

If you’ll be spending most of the summer outside playing sport, this little gadget could help you improve your game. The Zepp Multi Sport Sensor is perfect for golfers and tennis players as, once attached to either your glove or racquet, it will monitor exactly how you move around during a game. It will track all motion, allowing you to use the connected smartphone app to see exactly how you play, and how you could improve. Fortunately everything it monitors is interpreted in easy to read data on your phone, and at no point does the Zepp laugh at you. But that is definitely a gadget we need. SHAME US! SHAME US INTO ACTION! ■ £129.99 from www.currys.co.uk

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anticipated smartwatch connects to your phone via Bluetooth and displays lots of information and messages so you don’t have to actually pick up your phone. Not only can the watch tell you that one of your Facebook ‘friends’ has cooked some food and promptly photographed it, it will also act like a GPS and activity tracker, monitoring your movements throughout the day. The Sony watch runs Android’s Wear software, meaning there are hundreds of apps available to download to customise your experience. It’s waterproof too, because of showers and that. Pricey though. ■ £230 from www.mobilefun.co.uk

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Watch out, hares! We could pussy-foot around this news story, but we’re simply going to exclaim LOOK, THIS TORTOISE HAS GOT WHEELS. WHEELS! The 90 year old creature in question is Welsh tortoise Mrs. T, who after having her front legs mercilessly chewed off by a rat while she was hibernating, was fitted with front wheels and now zooms around. Owner Jude Ryder was shocked to find her ageing pet nearly dead after the rat attack, but following life-saving surgery (which cost £1000), the vet told her that Mrs. T would probably die if she couldn’t move herself around. Enter Jude’s son, engineer Dale, who constructed a special wheeled harness for Mrs. T. Now she can move twice as fast, and is probably burning some serious rubber looking for that fiendish rat!

Last month we revealed that Honda produced the most reliable cars, but following the results of the Auto Express Driver Power Customer Satisfaction Survey, we now know who the worst all-roaders are. The survey, which asks motorists about their experiences of owning their cars, looks specifically at how the car companies deal with customer complaints and comments. Rock bottom of the list was Chrysler, which is unsurprising as they no longer even sell cars in the UK, resulting in next to no customer service. The second worst was Suzuki, followed closely by Vauxhall - which was surprising considering that their Astra and Corsa models were in the top five selling cars in the UK last year. Land Rover fared no better in 29th place, with owners complaining that the prestige branding wasn’t enough to make up for high running and repair costs. In case you were wondering which car company came out on top... it was Lexus, which Alan Partridge famously regarded as ‘the Japanese Mercedes.’

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British car manufacturer Jaguar are so keen to make their newest model, the XE, a success, that they’ve called in the military. But before you worry that the new fleet of luxury vehicles will feature machine guns, missiles and tank tracks, Jaguar is far more interested in the squadies’ drive and determination. More than 100 exservice personal have recently been hired at the Jaguar plant in the West Midlands, where they have been tasked with overseeing production and making sure everything runs with military precision. Jaguar have a lot riding on their new car, and to ensure everything is ship-shape they have former members of the Army, Navy and RAF keeping the robotic production line workers in check and making everything leaner and more efficient. We were very happy to hear this, because if the robotic workers decide to rise up against their human masters, we’d all prefer a bunch of hardened soldiers as our first line of defence.

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This room may not be to your taste (a bit too much Victoriana for my liking) but take note of the different ways the designer ties this scheme together with accents of green. Firstly: an eye-catching display of plates on the wall – all different styles and designs (cabbage leaf, anyone?), but unified by tones of teal, grass, olive and avocado. Next: the vases on the mantelpiece (complete with ferns) and the artichoke on the table all provide tiny blink-and-you’llmiss-it accents. Finally: the rug. By incorporating tones of grey, blue, green and white, this design pulls each of the room’s individual tones into one space, grounding the whole scheme in a subtle way.

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Nothing says clean and fresh like a green-on-white colour scheme. This designer has worked some fantastically brash details onto a bright white background and employed an important theme from this season’s trend: botanics. Green teamed with natural motifs may seem a bit of an obvious combination, but let that lend you some confidence with your choices. Prints can be big, bold and unapologetic like these side chairs whose scale is balanced out by the naturalist prints and smaller details on display above.

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GARDENING TERRACE POND

If your garden is small on space but you’re hoping to have a little aquatic haven regardless. Look no further. This mini terrace pond is compact but keeps all of the key features of a pond.  Bradshaws direct • £159.99 Visit www.bradshawsdirect.co.uk

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If you weren’t fortunate enough to buy a property that already had a fully functioning real-life stream in it, fear not! All you need is a spade, pond lining, stones, water pump, hose and some pretty plants.  Wikihow provides clear and succinct instructions. Just add water!

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This futuristic stainless steel sphere features gorgeous LED lights, so it even looks sassy and fabulous on a night.  Primrose • £89.99 Visit www.primrose.co.uk

PADDLING POOL Sometimes it’s best to admit that summer comes and goes, and so does our desire to have pretty water things in our gardens. This paddling pool offers the perfect summer pop-up for the kiddies or even for the adults to dip their toes in too.  John lewis • £20 Visit www.johnlewis.com

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We’re not all made of money, and sometimes reclaimed furniture can look stunning. You might be surprised at what you already have in your garden that you could use to make something a little more off the beaten track. Try visiting car boots and auction houses to work with your budget, alternatively a post to friends on Facebook may prove to be successful too.

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If you’ve seen the BBC’s Poldark, you may have noticed a scene in which a topless Aidan Turner, in the titular role, hacked at a field of crops with a scythe. Outrage has hit the media since the episode aired, not because of the brazen use of ‘sexy man chest’ to win viewers, but rather because Polark seemed pretty inept at scything. ‘There was a lot of sweating and grunting going on,’ expert scyther Chris Riley told The Telegraph, ‘but the only time you’d mow like that would be in a competition. Scything is an efficient and poetic way of cutting rather than the way it was portrayed on Poldark, where it was this very aggressive, manly action.’ Message boards across the internet exploded with comments about how poorly scything was being portrayed, which seems to produce a zen-like trance in its participants. We’d also like to add an intelligent comment by saying PHROAR! LOOK AT HIM! SWOON!

WHAT A NICE BUNCH CHEW LIKE A TUDOR Have you found any bunches of flowers lying around the city recently? If you have, the chances are they were left there by a member of the NAFAS (The National Association of Flower Arranging Societies). Now in its second year, the Lonely Bouquet scheme sees members of the organisation leave beautiful bunches of blooms in public spaces, inviting people to take

them home and cherish them. Those who find a bunch, which last year were spread across the country, on park benches, in shop doorways, and decorating famous landmarks, are encouraged to get in touch with the group to say how much they appreciated them. So if a vase in your house was recently occupied by surprise, get in touch and find out how to be involved next year.  Visit www.nafas.org.uk

Ah, the classic roast dinner... the meat (ideally beef), boiled potatoes, a couple of roasties, carrots, green beans, sprouts, skirret, and all drenched with piping hot grav... wait... skirret? What? Yes, skirret, the lesser-known root vegetable that has fallen from favour in recent centuries. At one time this slender white root was a must-have on a Tudor plate,

but difficulties in mass-harvesting them meant that potatoes and parsnips soon overtook. But now it seems that skirret is seeing something of a revival, as the vegetable, which was introduced to Britain by the Romans and once called ‘the sweetest, whitest and most pleasant of roots,’ by John Worlidge in 1677, is being experimented with by the food historian at the Historic Royal Palaces charity, Marc Meltonville. He describes it as having ‘a sweet start, moving through a carrot-like flavour, with a peppery aftertaste.’ Who knows... maybe skirret mash will soon be adorning your Sunday dinner plate.

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With evermore open spaces being lost to developments of one sort or another, along with the documented decline of butterflies and wildlife species in general, we gardeners should step in to help. Even if you only have a limited space, there are lots of ways in which you can encourage wildlife to your garden. Obviously we find all flowers attractive; however, from the butterfly’s point of view, some are more beneficial than others.

A lot of flowers that would come under the bracket of ‘cottage garden’ plants are perfect for attracting nectar-loving insects; other favourites of the butterfly are Violets, Antirrhinums, Asters and Sedum varieties. When these are planted in warm sunny sites the scents will be heightened. An ideal way of attracting things into your garden is by giving them the habitat that they require. For some wild life that means exactly what it says: your garden should be wild. Piles of old logs and branches make perfect hide outs for all sorts of creatures, although some of them won’t be beneficial to all your plants, they will be a good meal for somebody else; for example birds will eat slugs and snails.

Having wildlife in your garden that feeds on the plant-eating insects and molluscs can only be a good thing. Hedgehogs love slugs and to encourage them in the first instance you could provide a hedgehog house and sprinkle hedgehog niblets around it.

The one plant we all know of course, the ‘Butterfly Bush’, is Buddleia Davidii, a tall flowering deciduous shrub with honeyscented cone-shaped spikes. More well-known favourites for butterflies are Lilac, Syringa Vulgaris, again a sweetly scented, large flowering shrub. Hebe is a genus of plants with lots of different varieties to choose from, also Lavender, both English and French types can be seen laden with bees and butterflies when in flower. Lonicera (Honeysuckle) is a very sweetly scented climber with nectar-rich flowers that rank high on the list of butterfly attractants.

As well as providing food for wildlife you could try and encourage them to stay by providing both shelter and roosting sites. Corylus Avellana ‘Contorta’, Twisted Hazel, is a perfect plant for small birds. The tangle of branches allows small birds to dart inside for cover from larger predatory birds, or cats, whilst providing a food source when covered in catkins.

There are booklets produced on all the different species that you may be able to attract, showing you what they look like, what they are called, identification tips and where they live. These booklets look at butterflies, insects, bugs, frogs, bats, hedgehogs and birds and many others. As you can see there are lots of ways that you can help out nature and also make your garden that little bit more exciting.

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Growing co-operation Those strange people who walk by the end of your drive, or who you pass by at the bus stop at the end of your road… those people are your neighbours. If you’d like a way to actually meet those people without holding up a sign saying ‘I’m nice. Talk to me’, get involved with CCC. Creating Co-operative Communities in Haxby and Wigginton is interested in helping everyone muck in, share, and grow their own food. On 8th July, at St Mary’s Church Hall, you can attend their next sharing event to swap your home-grown produce, or to pick up some from your neighbours if your own crop has been less than bountiful. The event takes place 1.302.30pm, you don’t need a creepy introduction sign, and to find out more, call 760659.

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Q: Are there any vegetables that would grow well in the shady areas of my back garden?

a: Full sun is always the best choice for edible crops, but most of us have areas where the light is affected by trees and buildings or garden structures. No vegetables can cope with heavy shade all day, but some crops are suitable for those areas that are in shade for part of the day. Leafy crops cope better than fruiting crops, so try growing plants from the beet family like beetroot, Swiss chard or perpetual (beet) spinach. Brassicas are also tolerant of lower light levels; kale, sprouts, cauliflower, turnips and radish will stand shade for part of the day. Salad greens would also be worth a try. Looseleaved lettuce, radicchio and the oriental greens such as pak choi, mizuna, Osaka purple and green in snow can be harvested as needed for a quick and tasty salad. Start your plants off in pots in a sunny spot to give them a good start and establish a good root system before planting out. Plant them a little further apart from the suggested planting distances to reduce competition from each other. Plants grown in shade will produce less than those in sun, but you will hopefully have some rewards for your efforts.

Q: how and when would be the best time to re-home my rhubarb plant which is currently growing where we plan to build a new kitchen extension? a: Rhubarb is a herbaceous perennial so it dies back at the end of the season and grows new shoots and leaves each year. The optimum time to move your plant would be in winter when the plant is dormant. Depending on how old it is you could also divide the crown before replanting, which will rejuvenate the plant and should be done every five or six years to keep it cropping well. To divide the crown use a spade to split it into sections making sure each section has some root and at least one growing bud. Discard the older sections at the centre and replant sections from the outer part. It is worth putting the effort into preparing the soil well; dig over the soil making sure the area is completely free of perennial weeds and incorporate a generous amount of well-rotted manure. Add some slow-release fertiliser prior to planting to encourage a strong root system. Plant the crown at soil level and water in well to settle the soil around the roots. If you need to move it during the growing season you will need to dig round your plant leaving as much of the root system intact as possible. Dig a suitable sized hole and move it to its new position. Keep it well watered through the growing months and then lift and divide at the dormant stage in winter. If you have any questions about growing fruit & veg, please e-mail info@yourlocallink.co.uk

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Chris Brown from BROWN’S NURSERIES can help Q. i’ve just spotted a few red beetles on my new lily plants – should i be worried? A. I get asked about this pest a lot in the nursery. This insect will be visible from late March and does a lot of damage to lilies throughout the summer – hence, it is known as the lily beetle. The beetles are conspicuous – adults are bright red, and grow up to 8mm long, while larvae are reddish-yellow and hump backed, and covered in black slime. Lily beetles feed on leaves, stems and seed pods of lilies, and both adults and larvae feed voraciously from April onwards and cause considerable damage when conditions favour them. Madonna lilies are particularly susceptible. Adult beetles overwinter in soil and move up onto lilies and other host plants from late March onwards. Over several months, each female lays 200-300 eggs on leaves and stems, and larvae hatch about ten days after eggs are laid. The larvae then feed for about a month before going to the soil to spin silken cocoons in which they pupate. There is normally only one adult generation each year, but overwintering adults continue to emerge from the soil up until June, so adults, larvae and pupae may all be present

throughout late spring and summer. Keep a close watch on susceptible plants from April onwards, and remove and destroy any beetles, eggs or larvae that appear. If necessary, apply a contact insecticide as soon as beetles, eggs or larvae are seen in spring, and repeat if infestations persist.

Q. Can you please give me some advice on how best to feed plants in my garden? A. My borders and planters lack colour in the summer, and my hanging baskets and containers need a little boost too. All trees, shrubs, perennials, summer bedding plants, and hanging baskets need to be fed regularly to encourage new growth, healthy roots, and to be able to carry water and food effectively from the roots to the plant so that the plant can flower and produce fruit. Just like us, plants are living organisms – without food, we

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teeth (and even cats’ teeth) has shown positive results over the years. Unfortunately the choices of foods that we feed our pets may not be the best for dental health. However, if you are going to brush their teeth you ideally need to start when they are still a puppy and educate them that this is a way of life. Starting older dogs with a program of tooth brushing will take more time and perseverance. In both situations you need to speak to your veterinary nurse or vet who will be able to advise you of the correct brush to use. I always start the process by introducing the toothpaste. Remember that human toothpaste is not designed for use on pets. It does not have the correct ingredients and as minty fresh as we would love their breath to be, they won’t thank you for it. Apply a small amount of toothpaste to the tip of your index finger and show them what it is. Some dogs will happily lick this from your finger. The second stage would be to lift their lip

and then gently rub your finger over the teeth - one side at a time and do this for at least a week before you advance to a brush. I like the finger brushes as they are very soft and you are less likely to bruise the gum. Apply the toothpaste on to the brush and try working from the gum line downwards to avoid brushing debris under the gum. But in the longer term, a proper brush is better once they are used to it. You may need to revert back to just the finger a few times before your dog will be comfortable with the situation. If you find you are struggling, then speak to your vet or vet nurse who may be able to advise you of liquids that can be added to their drinking water to breakdown the enzymes in their mouth to freshen their breath, or there are various ranges of prescribed foods that can help with the removal of plaque from the teeth. ■ need heLP? Write to us at the address on page 6, or email info@ yourlocallink.co.uk. mark your question ‘Pet talk’

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When your baby cries, you pick them up to give them a cuddle, right? Not so in Japan, where an ancient ritual sees crying tots being handed over to sumo wrestlers. But before you gasp at the thought of a 30 stone wrestler bearing down on a tiny infant, both chucking salt over their shoulders, the big fellows actually just give them a bounce. Apparently it is considered good luck for a baby to be

held by a sumo wrestler while crying, as the sumos help the babies ‘cry out a wish’. The bizarre ceremony, which differs from village to village, has gone on for centuries, with some places holding crying races to see which child will erupt into tears first. We’re guessing that doesn’t take long as THEY’RE BEING HELD ALOFT BY GIANT FAT MEN IN NAPPIES! Japan - 0 Everyone else - 1.

As you can see from our recruitment pages and the job section of our website, we’re really keen to help you find the next step on your career ladder. We thought we’d highlight one such position which has recently become available: a alcohol counsellor, six month contract, £32,000 pa pro rata. Sounds pretty good... oh, and it’s on the world’s most remote inhabited island, Tristan da Cunha. The island in the south Atlantic has a population of only 270 people, yet has a growing problem with alcoholism.

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Birthday wishes 1985: not only was it the year in which Marty McFly took off on a whirlwind time-travelling adventure, but it also seems to be the year that York saw a huge charitable explosion. Last month we congratulated St Leonard’s Hospice for 30 years of caring work, and this month we wish a great big happy 30th birthday to S.N.A.P.P.Y. For the past three decades Special Needs And Play Provision, York, has helped children with learning difficulties do the thing that is most important for children to do... play! All of us here at Your Local Link would like to congratulate Anne Stamp and her entire team (and all the kids who have enjoyed themselves there over the years) for helping so many young people for so long.  Find out more about S.N.A.P.P.Y. at www.snappyyork.co.uk

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So you’re getting away with the family on a well deserved summer break. There’s only one thing standing in your way - the dreaded journey. Whether it’s a flight, train or long car drive we’ve devised some cunning schemes to keep the kids happy en-route.

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Whether it’s suggesting they choose their own snacks for the journey or packing their own travel bags. A fun kit is a great idea – include things like a notepad, pens and some basic small toys. Letting the kids choose travel bags that they can carry themselves takes a little bit of strain off you whilst travelling too. We do recommend a quick vetting process before you set off on your travels though!

Top activities and games for on the road • Noughts and crosses • Squares • I Spy • Dot to Dot • Apps on your phone – there’s hundreds of free games • Throw away cameras

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Leaving on a jet plane? Lisa Carlyle, Director of Kuki Hair and Beauty Spa, explains how to keep skin looking gorgeous while you’re travelling thousands of feet in the air. Yippee, the sun is out – or it was at the time of writing this! So with this and summer getaways in mind, it’s time to think about holidays and beauty travel products. Zero humidity, recycled air, chemicals galore and fluctuating temperatures – though holidays are relaxing for us, the flight to our dream destination can be torture for our skin. It’s not much fun for you, either – you’re strapped to your seat with your knees somewhere near your ears – but think about what the flight is doing to your skin: the unnatural pressurised environment of a plane sucks moisture out, leaving you dehydrated with cracked lips and hands that are super dry. The lack of moving space also means fluid retention in the ankles, stiff joints and puffy eyes and hands.

sky high skinCare In-flight skin care can make your journey much more enjoyable! Here are a few of my favourite products to use when I’m jetting away: • uLtraCaLming CLeanser: Tiny bathrooms and water need not apply! Stay in your seat with this gel/cream cleanser that requires only a tissue for removal (and a little elbow room)

• dermaLogiCa toner: Choose your favourite mini-size Dermalogica Toner and stuff it in your purse or briefcase. Spritz over skin for a little in-flight oasis that hydrates, refreshes and revives (careful not to mist your neighbour!) • skin hydrating booster: This pint-sized product contains hyaluronic acid to help smooth fine lines and quench dry spots. Use around the eyes to brighten up before landing • dermaLogiCa moisturiser: Your prescribed moisturiser will keep skin comfortable, but Barrier Repair will really help shield against the plane’s environment

hydrated hands, compliments of Pro-Vitamin B5 and antioxidant vitamins C and E • don’t Forget: A little water goes along way. Save the alcohol for your vacation destination, and opt instead for water in-flight The Dermalogica Skin Kits contain a full regimen of what your skin needs most, in convenient travel sizes, offering fantastic value from £23.75 and lasting approximately 30 days! It’s a great option if you’re a first-time Dermalogica user, and want to see the results before committing to full sizes. And, if you’re already hooked, these convenient travel sizes will offer professional skin care wherever you’re going on holiday.

• CLimate ControL LiP treatment: The therapeutic balm is practically created for temperature extremes experienced by travellers. Swipe over the nostrils, lips, cheekbones, cuticles – any place where skin is thinner or more prone to dehydration • muLtivitamin hand and naiL treatment: It’s gloves in a tube! Apply before, during and after your flight for smooth,

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WeLL, i’LL eat my hat… With wedding season upon us and race meetings coming up, lots of us are searching for a special hat that will help to complete our outfit. But if the hats that you’ve found on the rack haven’t quite worked – or even fitted – why not try a bespoke piece? Daughter and mum duo Freyja and Katharine at Hare and the Hat on The Village in Haxby are here to help! Offering a wide range of men’s and women’s headwear, ranging from accessories to bridal headpieces and fascinators, Freyja and Katharine can create a bespoke hat to perfectly complement your outfit and tastes. Whether you want something flamboyant or subtle, and no matter which colours you require, the pair are sure to meet your needs.  Visit www.hareandthehat.co.uk or call 07718 570700.

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ASK THE EXPERT Beauty expert, Dr Saleena Zimri from Skin Doctor, is back to answer all of your beauty dilemmas! This month, she explains how to achieve a facelift effect without surgery. As we grow older, our skin eventually begins to sag and wrinkles form, no matter how wholesome our diet is or how much water we drink. A facelift can help to improve the confidence we have in ourselves and the way we look, but it’s not always the best option for everyone. If you’re looking for a procedure that doesn’t involve going under the knife, and particularly if this is your first cosmetic treatment, then Sillhouette Soft is a great option. This unique, minimally invasive thread lift procedure uses absorbable cone threads to anchor the skin.

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Going postal... ...at the York Stamp & Coin Fair Gathered at the Racecourse, on 17th-18th July, there will be 95 stamp and postal history dealers and more than 60 coin, banknote and medal dealers. You can buy or sell, get valuations, or simply browse and find out what these hobbies are all about. In addition, there are often specialist society meetings to which everyone is welcome, whether a member or not. There will be a bar on the first floor of the Grandstand and a self-service restaurant serving hot and cold meals, snacks and drinks on the ground floor. ■ Visit www.stampshows.net

aValuables rose by any other name... Howard’s Way... ahoy, at the Rose Antiques Fair Prepare for a night of music and explosions at the Castle Howard Proms

Enjoy a summer’s evening of classical favourites and fireworks when The Proms Spectacular returns for the 25th year, on 22nd August. The stately home near Malton will see an unforgettable night, as visitors sit back and enjoy this fantastic concert on the north lawn with stunning views over the Great Lake and the house rising up behind. Classical favourites will rouse the crowd and have you up and dancing before an impressive firework display draws the evening to a spectacular close. The gates open from 5pm, with the show commencing at 6.15pm. ■ To book tickets, visit www.castlehoward.co.uk

The Rose Antiques Fair was established to provide York with a high quality dealer-led antiques fair at the prestigious York Conferences University of York Exhibition Centre, 4th-5th July. Forty fine art dealers, antiques dealers and jewellers will exhibit their wares at the fair, allowing visitors to peruse some truly exquisite items. The fair will also provide a forum for exhibiting works from some of the leading British contemporary designers and artisans producing unique art glass, arts and crafts silver, and other contemporary objects of virtue. ■ Visit www.roseantiquesfairs.co.uk

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artfully done... York Art Gallery reopens! New commissions, Old Masters and more than 2000 ceramic works will feature in York Art Gallery’s new displays of designated collections when it reopens on Yorkshire Day (August 1st). The gallery’s collection of Italian Old Masters will be displayed alongside substantial new research in The Madsen Gallery. This will be complemented by loans from major public collections, as well as the experience of the newly renovated space following an £8 million facelift. ■ Visit www.yorkartgallery.org.uk

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Is it possible Jack the Ripper left London and came to York to escape capture and stop his true identity being revealed? If you get to the York Dungeon, 25th July-5th September, you will meet some of the locals in this new show, who all have their own story to tell about a man they think they might be Jack. Who was he? Where did he go? Will he strike again? Let’s just hope that he doesn’t strike during your terrifying and laughterpacked visit, as a crazed Victorian murderer is the last thing you need during the school holidays... ■ Visit www.thedungeons.com/york/en

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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 622303. PLAGUE, POVERTY & PRAYER,

Barley Hall. The ongoing exhibition from children’s author Terry Deary explores everyday life for the citizens of York from the Norman invasion to Tudor times. Call 615505. Remember to use your YorkCard to gain free entrance to York Minster!

WWI: A Taste of Home, York

Chocolate’s Story, 10am-6pm. An exhibition commemorating the centenary of World War One. Showcasing previously unseen artefacts and letters, which provide a fascinating and unique perspective on the conflict. Visit www.yorkschocolatestory.com Lightwater Valley, near Ripon. Escape to Lightwater Valley and discover the excitement of a day bursting with thrills, chills and adventure. Visit www.lightwatervalley.co.uk 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 café. Visit www.allerthorpelakelandpark.co.uk

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. RIVER CRUISES, YorkBoat, Lendal

YORK GOLF RANGE, Towthorpe

Landing. Enjoy river cruises every day and see York from a different perspective. There are daily cruises from February to November, as well as early evening and night-time floodlit cruises. Call 628324. GHASTLY SHOWS, York Dungeon.

See the effects of tyrant King Henry VIII becoming head of the church and filling the crown’s coffers, and meet the redundant washer servant of St Mary’s Abbey who has now become a filthy peasant and is fighting for survival… Also, Carnivàle, their very own sideshow starring a cast of colourful characters. Visit www.thedungeons.com/York

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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 499275.

POWER & GLORY: YORK IN THE TIME OF HENRY VIII, Barley

Hall, 10am-4pm. Discover the archaeology, first-hand accounts of life in the city and the effects that this greatest of Tudor monarchs had on life in York during his 38-year reign. Visit www.barleyhall.co.uk or call 615505. EVERY TUESDAY QUIZ NIGHT, Huntington Sports

Club, 8.30pm. Call 769138. EVERY WEDNESDAY York Ramblers' Walks, 10.30am. Visit www.yorkramblers.org.uk

PICK YOUR OWN, Woodside Farm, Appleton Road, Acaster Malbis, 9am-7pm Mon-Sat; 10am6pm Sun. Pick your own delicious fruit and vegetables – there will be strawberries, gooseberries, redcurrants, raspberries and blackcurrants galore, as well as ready picked fruit and freshly dug new potatoes. Yum! Visit www.woodsidefarmfruits.co.uk or call 704646.

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Moor Lane, near Strensall. Set in beautiful countryside, York Golf Range features a whole host of fun activities, POWER & GLORY: YORK IN THE TIME OF HENRY VIII

EVERY SUNDAY WIGGINTON CAR BOOT SALE,

Home Farm, Wigginton, from 7am. A great local car boot sale, with refreshments. Call 768463. 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 633276.

The Ghost Bus Tours,

Exhibition Square, 7.30 & 9pm. A tour that combines comedy and horror in a thrilling journey around the darker side of York, on board a classic 1960s bus. Call 0844 5677666. 2nd MONDAY OF EACH MONTH WEDDING OPEN EVENINGS,

The Grange Hotel, Clifton. Visit the gorgeous country house in the city and discover what it could offer your special day. Call 644744. 2nd MONDAY OF EACH MONTH SUPPORT MEETING, York Sports

Club, Shipton Road, 7pm. Parkinson’s UK York branch meet every month for talks, fun and the occasional quiz. Call 0844 2253634. 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 784274. UNTIL 1st NOVEMBER Royals: then and now,

Beningbrough Hall, 11am-5pm (Tues-Sun). Enjoy a new collection of royal portraits by Bryan Organ, Chris Levine, David Bailey and Jason Bell as Beningbrough Hall is transformed for a second year of property-wide portrait displays. The exhibition returns for a final year with other internationally important contemporary works by John Wonnacott and Andy Warhol. Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ beningbrough UNTIL 6th SEPTEMBER PLAYING TRAINS, National Railway Museum, 10am-6pm. Explore the wonderful world of railways, big and small. Generations of children have grown up with railway toys, but what makes the love of them so enduring? The exhibition is a place for children,

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70s, and 80s themed night. Visit www.staxtonbury.com

4th-5th & 18th-19th UNTIL 23rd AUGUST WATERLOO 1815: THE ART OF BATTLE, The Royal Armouries,

Leeds. 2015 marks the 200th anniversary of one of the most significant battles in British and European history. Royal Armouries Leeds will be marking the anniversary with a special exhibition bringing together works of art, and arms and armour. Visit www.royalarmouries.org JULY

HOLGATE WINDMILL OPEN DAYS, Holgate, 11am-4pm. There

are displays and storyboards depicting the life story of the mill, and HWPS merchandise will be available to buy. Visit www.holgatewindmill.org

4th & 7th OPEN DAYS. Find out about the

affordable community and artists’ space available thanks to Blank Canvas. 4th July at Kettlestring Studios, Clifton Moor, or on 7th July at Omega 3, Monks Cross. Visit www.facebook.com/blankcanvasyork

1st EBOR LECTURE, York Minster, 7pm.

Rabbi Baroness Neuberger DBE, speaks on the subject ‘Learning to live a life, ready for death.’ Visit www.yorksj.ac.uk/eborlectures

4th-5th Rose Antiques and Fine Art Fair, Exhibition Centre, University of

York. Find out more in our Events Hotlist.

1st APPRENTICESHIP SHOWCASE,

York College, 6-8pm. Find out all about apprenticeships and how they can work for you at this informative evening. Get useful tips and advice on writing a successful application, meet employers – some of whom currently have apprenticeship vacancies – and find out more about what’s on offer at York College. No need to book in advance. Visit www.yorkcollege. ac.uk/apprenticeships

2nd FIVE MILE CIRCULAR WALK,

meeting at The Blacksmith's Arms, Farlington, 9.30am. Join The River Foss Society for a walk to Whenby Church and back, followed by an optional lunch. Call 764702.

3rd-5th JAZZ AND BLUES FESTIVAL,

Burton Agnes Hall. The UK’s hottest jazz and blues acts perform in the stunning grounds. Enjoy camping, barbeques, real ale, a tea tent and plenty of children’s entertainment. Visit www.burtonagnes.com or call 01262 490324.

3rd-5th STAXTONBURY VII, Manor Farm,

Staxton, YO12 4SH. This fantastic family festival returns for yet another year, bringing with it the usual mix of great bands, fun attractions and delicious food and drink. The camping is always brilliant at Staxtonbury, and this year there will be a special 60s,

4th-5th DUNCOMBE PARK STEAM RALLY,

Duncombe Park, Helmsley. From the vast range of the vehicles themselves – including traction engines, vintage tractors, working displays and military vehicles – to the daredevil James Daylan Motorcycle Stunt Team, there’s plenty to see and do. There’ll be Highmoor tracking dogs, and lots to browse at the craft fair and trade stands; and the cancan dancers are sure to entertain! Visit www.gytec.weebly.com

4th LATE MUSIC, Unitarian Chapel, St

Saviourgate. Zoë Craven and Ana Beard Fernandez perform at 1pm, and Everlasting Voices take to the stage at 7.30pm. Visit www.latemusic.org

4th Copmanthorpe Carnival,

Copmanthorpe. Running longer than most people have been living, the special community carnival returns to Copmanthorpe. There will be a great load of things to do, including stalls, rides, games, competitions, refreshments and entertainment. On the day you can sit back and enjoy

the dulcet tones of Beth McCarthy, as well as rocking out to The Supermodels and Adam Dawson. Visit www.copmanthorpecarnival.org.uk

4th OPEN DAY, Minster Equine Department, Poppleton, 11am-4pm. Join the Minster Vets team for a day of pooch-related fun! There’ll be a dog agility demonstration, a chance to meet some adorable guide dogs in training, and a fun dog show. Alongside all of the canine capers, you’ll be able to enjoy a delicious bake off, plus games and raffles. Proceeds will go to Guide Dogs for the Blind, part of Minster Vet’s Coniston Challenge. Visit www.minstervets.co.uk

5th HELPERBY HIDDEN GARDENS,

Brafferton and Helperby, 12noon5pm. sixteen stunning private gardens will be open to the public in Brafferton and Helperby. Other attractions on the day include street and garden entertainment, children’s activities, a choir, brass band, a dog show, and an art exhibition. Then there are the stalls to browse, plus delicious refreshments. Part of the proceeds will be split between St Peter's Church, and Brafferton and Helperby Village Hall. Call 01423 360439.

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SUMMER FESTA ITALIANA, English Martyrs Parish Hall, Dalton Terrace, 6.30pm. The York Anglo Italian Society presents an evening of food and music performed by Laura Magann. Call 07850 705789.

WHISKY TASTING, Cedar Court Grand Hotel & Spa, 6-9pm. Whisky tastings at The Grand offer the perfect opportunity to try something you've not considered before, take a different look at the world of whisky, and learn something new – all whilst having a bit of fun. This month the whisky tasting will focus on Islay Whisky and the Coastal. Visit www.thegrandyork.co.uk

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HEALTH WALKS, St Nicks Environment Centre, 10.30am. These free group walks are suitable for all ages and abilities. No need to book, but if it’s your first time arrive 15 minutes early. Visit www.stnicks.org.uk

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Racecourse, Tadcaster Road. Get ready to have the time of your life! The fabulous tribute artists will take you back in time to the era of swishy skirts, big hair and the best holiday romance any of us have seen on screen. There will be delicious food to enjoy, and a disco to keep you dancing all night. We’re sure you’ll be hopelessly devoted! Visit www. yorkracecourse.co.uk or call 638971.

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MICKLEGATE SINGERS: THE SUN AND THE STARS, York St

John University Chapel, 7.30pm. Enjoy a wealth of music inspired by nature and the heavens. Music will include pieces by Gregorio Allegri, best known for his Miserere, who based his five-part Mass on Luca Marenzio's cheerful madrigal 'Che fa oggi il mio sole?'. There will also be rich choral settings of romantic verse by Mendelssohn and Schumann, and pieces by rising 21st century stars Ešenvalds and Gjeilo. Visit www.micklegatesingers.org.uk

7th & 9th July LUNCHTIME SUMMER CONCERTS WITH YORK PHILHARMONIC MALE VOICE CHOIR, Merchant Adventurers’

Hall. Join the award winning choir for a special lunch time treat of songs. Whether your taste is for contemporary, classical, West End, opera, folk song or spiritual, there will be something for everyone! York residents can enter for half price with proof of residency. Visit www.theyorkcompany.co.uk or call 654818.

8th Camel, York Barbican, 8pm.

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8th CLANDESTINE CAKE CLUB, city

centre pub, 7pm. French Glacé Cherries themed event. Bake, eat and talk about cake. Meet in a secret location only revealed to those who book a place. Visit www.clandestinecakeclub.co.uk

9th WINE DINNER , Middletons Hotel,

Skeldergate. Enjoy a six course Yorkshire tapas meal. To book, call 611570.

9th An Evening of Music, Village Hall, Stockton on the Forest, 7.30pm. Enjoy the music of talented keyboard player Chris Stanbury. Call 448178.

9th AN EVENING WITH THE HEAD GARDENER, Burton Agnes Hall,

5pm. Enjoy a two course meal, prepared with ingredients from the gardens, and a talk over coffee from Head Gardener Jeremy Palmer about the history of the walled garden. Then, you’ll be taken on a guided garden tour. Visit www.burtonagnes.com

winning attraction is back again! All of your old favourites will still be there, including the Cobstacle Course, Crowmania Ride, Pig Racing and Kernel Kernel’s House of Cornfusion, but there’ll also be two new things to enjoy in 2015: the Corn Snake Tower Slides, and the Crowbot Show! Visit www.yorkmaze.co.uk or call 607341.

THE GREAT WETHERBY RACECOURSE ANTIQUES FAIR,

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11th-12th CLASSIC CARS & VEHICLES WEEKEND, North Yorkshire Moors

Railway. Enjoy a lazy weekend recalling motoring memories from the past, enjoy live music from Jive Express at Levisham Station, and take a look at the spectacular classic cars, vehicles and motorbikes on display throughout the weekend. Visit www. nymr.co.uk or call 01751 472508.

Coffee Morning, Huntington

Methodist Church, 10am-12noon. In aid of the Ebola Orphans Fund. Call 768904.

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THE FIRE OF 1940: 75 YEARS OF SURVIVAL & REVIVAL, Castle

Howard. In November 1940 Castle Howard was devastated by fire that destroyed several rooms and the iconic dome. This talk will chronicle a host of extraordinary achievements that brought the castle back to life. Visit www.castlehoward.co.uk or call 01653 648621.

10th THE CASEBOOK OF SHERLOCK HOLMES, Burnby Hall Gardens,

Pocklington. Enjoy an exciting evening of outdoor theatre as the Chapterhouse Theatre Company present Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle's classic story of the great detective. Visit www.burnbyhallgardens.com or call 01759 307125.

11th JULY-7th SEPTEMBER YORK MAZE, Elvington. The award-

Driffield Salvation Army Brass Quartet, Burton Agnes

11th-12th Wetherby Racecourse. A quality indoor and outdoor event, set in the fabulous Bramham Hall Exhibition Centre and Millennium Grandstand. There’s excellent on site catering available, and free parking. Visit www.jaguarfairs.com

BRIDLINGTON SEAFOOD FESTIVAL, Bridlington Harbour.

This marvellous festival will showcase locally caught seafood, and feature some of the area’s finest chefs, cookery demonstrations, entertainment, and a fireworks display. Visit www. bridlingtonseafoodfestival.co.uk

11th MUSIC IN THE LONG GALLERY,

Castle Howard, 12noon. Enjoy the sound of classical music in the Long Gallery with rising pianist star Emmanuel Vass. Visit www. castlehoward.co.uk or call 01653 648621.

11th REFLECT FUNDRAISER, The

Fleeting Arms, Gillygate, 8-11pm. The pop up bar and arts space will host a live music fundraising event featuring A Joker's Rage, One Way Street and Us Amongst The Rest, with proceeds going to Reflect, a local pregnancy choice and pregnancy

18th JULY-6th SEPTEMBER SUMMER FUN AT PIGLETS, Piglets

12th Hall, 1.30pm. This summer, Burton Agnes Hall invites visitors to enjoy a series of jolly musical performances in award winning gardens. Visit www.burtonagnes.com

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STABLE COURTYARD MARKET,

Castle Howard, 10am-4pm. Browse a great range of gifts, including food items and locally-made crafts, in the gorgeous surrounds of the Castle Howard courtyard at this month's market. Visit www.castlehoward. co.uk or call 01653 648621.

15th Inaccessible York: Priest Holes and Hidden Places,

meet at Museum Gardens gates, 10.30am. Join Yorkwalk on a visit to a medieval hermit’s cell and a chance to visit the hidden chapel and priest hole at the Bar Convent. Call 622303.

17th-18th YORK STAMP AND COIN FAIR,

York Racecourse, 11am-6pm Fri; 10am-4pm Sat. Find out more in our Events Hotlist.

Adventure Farm Park, Towthorpe Grange. Get on your marks, get set and ‘oink’ for the pig racing, and try to complete the Maize Maize, both open from 18th July-6th September. Tractor Ted will drive to the farm on 28th-29th July, and the Magic Hatter will perform on selected dates. Cool down with Water Wars from 18th July-31st August, and enjoy a circus from 2nd-9th & 22nd-30th August. And that’s not even mentioning the usual fantastic fun that you can enjoy at Piglets – in fact, there’s too much going on for us to list here! Visit www.pigletsfarmpark.co.uk

18th JULY-6th SEPTEMBER SUMMER FUN, Castle Howard.

Delve deep into the forest and hunt for clues amongst the tees and foliage on the children’s woodland trail before testing out your aim with have-a go-archery and demonstrations on selected dates. Join Robin Hood’s tea party every Wednesday from 22nd July to 26th August and discover the secrets of life as an outlaw. Charges apply for Robin Hood’s Tea Party, places must be pre-booked. Visit www.castlehoward. co.uk or call 01653 648621.

17th WEDDING SHOWCASE EVENING,

Fairfield Manor, Shipton Road, 5.30-8.30pm. Take a closer look at the beautiful hotel and grounds in a relaxed environment, with no heavy selling. There’s free entry, and you’ll be greeted with canapés and sparkling wine on arrival. Chat to a member of the wedding team about your plans, meet other brides and grooms and swap ideas. Visit www.mercureyork. co.uk or call 0844 8159038. ROBIN HOOD OUTDOOR THEATRE, Castle Howard. This

joyful and fun-filled musical has been written by Cambridge Touring Theatre to get you singing, dancing and joining in with Robin Hood's adventures. Children are invited to dress in their best ‘Merry Men and Women’ fashion. There will be a 45 minute drama workshop beforehand for children aged between five and ten for an additional charge. Visit www.castlehoward.co.uk or call 01653 648621.

18th-19th 50TH MASHAM STEAM ENGINE AND FAIR – ORGAN RALLY,

Marfield Fields off the A6108. The fabulous annual event returns for its 50th year! Alongside the 40 steam traction engines, there will be displays of vintage agricultural equipment, vintage and classic cars, and children’s entertainment across the 60 acre showground. A Dakota from the Battle of Britain will also fly past on both days. Visit www.spanglefish. com/mashamsteamrally or call 01765 689569.

18th TABLE TOP SALE, Huntington Community Centre, 11am-3pm. Raising money for the centre's new roof. Call 760246

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WEDDING AND SPECIAL EVENT SHOWCASE, Cedar Court Grand

Hotel & Spa, 10am-12pm. The stunning hotel will open its doors so that you can see if it’s the right venue for your special day. Explore a selection of the elegant rooms that have been specially dressed, then meet with the award-winning Wedding and Events team. Visit www.thegrandyork.co.uk or call 380038.

Al Murray will hit York’s city centre – and prepare to see Parliament Street transformed into a vibrant performance space! Visit www.greatyorkshirefringe.com

SUMMER FAIR, Haxby Memorial

Hall, 10am-2pm. Join Haxby Playgroups for their annual summer fair, complete with fun stalls, games, and entertainment. Visit www. haxbyplaygroups.org.uk

19th-20th COCK O’ THE NORTH CONTINENTAL ROAD RACES,

Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough. Petrol heads will love this high octane event! Camping is available in the Bikers Village. Visit www.oliversmountracing.com

22nd & 29th The Barley Hall Servants – Living History at the Hall, Barley Hall, 11am-3pm.

Living history showcasing the life of servants from the late medieval period. Expect costumed displays and demonstrations giving a rare glimpse of social history brought to life in a fantastic setting. Visit www.barleyhall.co.uk

22nd WILD AND CRAFTY WITH NATURE, Burnby Hall Gardens,

Pocklington. Little ones will love the wildlife-themed children’s activities, crafts and special ‘mud pie’ fun! Visit www.burnbyhallgardens.com or call 01759 307125.

24th JULY-4th AUGUST THE GREAT YORKSHIRE FRINGE FESTIVAL, across York. A weird,

wise and wonderful 10-day festival comes to York, bringing with it top notch comedians and fantastic family entertainment. Acts such as

The legendary Tom Jones will play on the Friday evening, with Scouting For Girls taking to the stage on the Saturday. Visit www.yorkracecourse.co.uk

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BRIDLINGTON EXCELSIOR BRASS BAND, North Yorkshire Moors

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18th Railway, 2-4pm. The Bridlington Excelsior brass band will play an assortment of live covers at Levisham Station. Visit www.nymr.co.uk or call 01751 472508.

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24th-26th WILD HARVEST WEEKEND, Wild Harvest, East Cottingwith. Join the group for a fun, productive weekend! Make and take home a leather notebook, leather tinder pouch, clay pot fat lamp and willow basket; learn how to forage for wild food; and make natural toiletries, a rag rug and candles. The weekend includes two yoga sessions, two course raw food lunches and a massage – plus you’ll get to enjoy making bread and cheese for the parting supper! Free camping is included in the price of the course. Call 07561 112831.

24th THE SECRET GARDEN, Burnby Hall Gardens, Pocklington. Chapterhouse Theatre will perform the much loved children’s story by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Visit www. burnbyhallgardens.com or call 01759 307125.

25th-26th CASTLE TRIATHLON, Castle

Howard. Race entrants will start by swimming through the Great Lake before the bike route through the Howardian Hills, then return to the grounds for the run leg. For spectators, there’s free children’s entertainment, live bands and access to the stunning grounds. Visit www.castletriathlonseries.co.uk

25th SUMMER NATURE WALK, St Nicks Environment Centre, 1-3pm. Enjoy an easy walk through St Nicks Nature Reserve with the knowledgeable Wildwatch team. You will be looking for all summer wildlife and plants but especially butterflies to help celebrate the Big Butterfly Count. The walk is suitable for all ages. Booking recommended: call 411821 or visit www.stnicks.org.uk

Hall. Visitors of all ages can enjoy free activities including superhero magic shows, princess pampering, bouncy castles, balloon modelling, a superhero assault course – and popular superhero and princess characters will make an appearance on the day! Visit www.burtonagnes.com

will find themselves on a journey to fairyland, the pirate-infested Caribbean or even the magical village, Hogsmeade! The trains will come to life with live characters, with stops along the way for storytelling, games and mayhem! The Fairy Story Train runs on 31st July and 21st August; Pirates on 7th and 28th August; and Hogwarts on 14th August and 4th September. Visit www.nymr.co.uk or call 01751 472508.

31st WHEATLANDS WOODLAND MOTH NIGHT, Wheatlands

Community Woodland, Upper Poppleton, 9-11.30pm. Take a torch along to this free event, where you’ll be able to attract moths and see them up close. Visit www.wheatlandswoodland.co.uk

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28th-29th A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM / HAMLET, Merchant Adventurers’

A GARLAND OF FLUTES, York Unitarians, St Saviourgate Chapel, 12.30pm. Part of a popular series of monthly lunchtime concerts by York Unitarians. This ensemble’s programmes include many styles, from 17th century to contemporary, written for one to five flutes. Email adie@adiewilson.co.uk

Hall. The HandleBards, a four-strong, all male troupe of cycling players, will perform. Grab a tasty picnic and head along to watch some first-rate Shakespeare! A Midsummer Night’s Dream will run on 28th, and Hamlet on 29th. Visit www.theyorkcompany. co.uk or call 654818.

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Pocklington. Calling all young Olympians! Join in with the children's sports day with events and craft activities. Visit www.burnbyhallgardens.com or call 01759 307125.

30th FREE VALUATION DAY, The Bar

Convent, 11am-3pm. Take along your antiques, collectables and jewellery to the Tennants Auctioneers experts to find out just how much they’re worth. Who knows – you might be sitting on a fortune! Visit www.tennants.co.uk or call 01423 531661.

25th JULY-5th SEPTEMBER JACK THE RIPPER ON TOUR, York

Dungeon. Find out more in our Events Hotlist.

RUN OR DYE, Castle Howard,

8am-1pm. Enjoy this crazy fun run while being pelted with paint. Also, York Against Cancer are looking for volunteers to marshal the route – and throw the paint. To volunteer your time, call 764466.

1st LATE MUSIC, Unitarian Chapel, St

Saviourgate, 7.30pm. The Late Music Ensemble perform ‘A Terry Riley Celebration’. Visit www.latemusic.org

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oPen sessions. York City Gospel Choir are looking for new members. No experience is required, just enthusiasm. Drawing on musical talents from in and around York, the choir performs a range of traditional and contemporary gospel. Call 07739 987280.

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in Fog and FaLLing snoW (26TH JUNE-11TH JULY) Mid 1840s York: The British nation sets a course to dominate the world, driven by the sweat of the people and the power of steam. As George Hudson sets forth on his journey to build the great East Coast rail network at any cost, the people who build it, along with investors and passengers, are caught up in the reckless extravagance of his great adventure. Told by a cast of over 200, audiences will move through the National Railway Museum’s collections and end up in a new purpose built theatre. Experience an amazing story brought vividly to life by the people of York. the raiLWay ChiLdren (31ST JULY – 5TH SEPTEMBER) Taking place at The National Railway Museum, the fantastically successful theatrical event returns! Set in a new, purpose built 1000-seater venue, this breathtaking show, featuring the original locomotive from the film version of The Railway Children, is

a truly unique theatrical experience. Join Roberta, Peter and Phyllis on an adventure of a lifetime as they tell the story of how they became The Railway Children.

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tribute to bev Jones (11TH JULY) A musical spectacular in honour of composer Bev Jones, including Bev’s own work, excerpts from his forthcoming production The Penny Millionaire, and guest performances from York Light Opera Company. bugsy maLone (22ND-25TH JULY) At Fat Sam’s speakeasy, there is lots of dancing and singing, but Fat Sam himself is worried that his rival Dandy Dan will come to the club and try to take over. Blousey Brown, an aspiring singer, has come for an audition, but Sam is too distracted. Bugsy meets Blousey when he trips over her luggage, and a good old-fashioned gangster romp ensues – packed full of great songs, of course! buddy: the buddy hoLLy story (5TH-12TH AUGUST) Pick Me Up Theatre presents the show which charts the story of the rock and roll icon Buddy Holly and features all his greatest hits including That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Oh Boy and Rave On. The original London production ran for more than 5,000 performances, making it one of the longest-running West End musicals. dogFight (13TH-15TH AUGUST) It’s November 21st 1963 and three young marines set out for a final night of partying before being deployed to Vietnam. Corporal Eddie Birdlace enlists awkward and idealistic Rose to try to win a cruel bet with his pals – but she rewrites the rules of the game and opens his eyes to what really matters in life.

uPstage Centre youth theatre, monkgate Visit www.upstagecentre.org.uk

Canterbury taLes (3RD-4TH JULY) York People First’s theatre company ‘Once Scene’ present a fun retelling of Chaucer’s legendary stories.

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To book, call 0844 8542757. CameL (8TH JULY) Classic survivors in the ultimate sense, CAMEL build upon on the overwhelming success of their recent UK and European tours with a brief return to the spotlight. yorkshire young sinFonia (2ND AUGUST) The exciting Yorkshire Young Sinfonia will be performing its inaugural concert, showcasing some of the best young classical musicians in region under the baton of Tom Hammond. The Sinfonia will be joined on by the Steinway Artist Simon Callaghan (piano), as well as performing the premiere of the Yorkshire Young Sinfonia competition prize in partnership with the University of Leeds. the maveriCks (14TH SEPTEMBER) From their earliest shows as a garage band playing the punk clubs on Miami Beach, The Mavericks have had a skill for getting people to groove. Drawing on a mix of classic country, cow-punk and standards, Malo and company left South Florida, bringing their rhythmic fervour and Latin machismo, along with Malo’s lush baritone, to the world.

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the Woman in bLaCK (19TH JUNE-2ND AUGUST) The gripping theatrical exploration of terror that’s been thrilling audiences of all ages for more than 25 years, returns home to the Stephen Joseph Theatre where it all began. Since that debut it has enthralled over seven million people worldwide with its unique blend of suspense, drama and bold stagecraft.

ConFusions (9TH JULY-26TH SEPTEMBER) From a devoted and isolated mother, to her unfaithful travelling salesman husband, through a solicitous waiter to well-heeled diners and an utterly shambolic garden fete, human frailty is laid bare as one hilarious situation after another unfolds.

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hArrOGAtE FArMErs MArKEt Cambridge Street; second Thursday of every month, 9am-3pm. hElMslEy MArKEt Market Square; every Friday. KIrKByMOOrsIdE MArKEt On the cobbles of the main street; every Wednesday. KnArEsBOrOuGh FArMErs MArKEt Market Place; third Sunday of every month, 9am-2pm. KnArEsBOrOuGh tOWn MArKEt Market Place; every Wednesday, 8.30am-4pm.. MAltOn MArKEt Market Place; every Saturday. MAltOn MOnthly FOOd MArKEt

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Fancy unwinding during those long summer’s evenings yet to come in a beautiful 17th Century Grade ll listed village pub on a green? You can, and the new owners of the Lord Collingwood in Poppleton are ready to give you the warmest of welcomes. The gorgeous country pub is now in new hands, but fret not ye lovers of traditional English food, as the new menu will be the very definition of home-cooked classics... For example, their delicious Sunday lunches offer a choice of three meats alongside all of the trimmings, served from 12noon until 7pm. As well as the fine fare, sample fine cask ales, wines, and keep kids happy with a load of fun in the play area.  Call 337537.

Hand-picked freshness Knowing that the food on your plate is fresh and local makes it taste better; its as simple as that. But if you’re looking for a place hereabouts that can offer the freshest possible produce, served with the biggest possible smile, it has to be The Balloon Tree. The farm shop and café on the A166 between Gate Helmsley and Stamford Bridge, not only boasts (at this time of year) delicious asparagus and super-juicy strawberries – picked directly from their own soil – but also the new Chef’s Corner where you can watch as the skilled chefs create locally-sourced and delicious food, and then settle back and enjoy hot and cold meals in the recently refurbished café.  Visit www.theballoontree.co.uk or call 01759 373023.

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liday of your dreams. Choose from our huge selection of holidays to 50 destinations – from short breaks to 10-day trips – hout the UK and into Europe.Here are just a few of our exciting 2015 holidays:

NISH COASTS & GARDENS – Monday 4th May, 5 days from £489 ASTLE, A PALACE & THE CAIRNGORMS – Tuesday 12th May, 5 days from £399 3 QUEENS, LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE – Sunday 24th May, 4 days, only £229

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