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Love in the time of deadlines: Is it worth pursuing a relationship in your final year?

The relentless pursuit of love – it’s something I’m sure we’re all familiar with. Some of us have hunted it down, ensnared it and vowed to never let it go. Some of us have fumbled with it, trying to grasp it with all our might and failing at every turn. Some of us have managed to evade it all together, voluntarily or otherwise.
Whatever your experience with the elusive beast, it has led me to this...
The York Press •

Valentine's Day: Six things to do in York to celebrate

Some may argue that York is one of the most romantic cities in Europe; its cobbled streets, beautiful views and interesting history make it the perfect place to spend time with your loved one. Now that Friday, February 14, is right around the corner, The Press is here to help you plan the perfect Valentine’s Day. So before the inevitable panic sets in when you realise you’ve forgotten to book a table for two at that nice restaurant, why not take a look at this list? We’ve selected some of the loveliest activities you can get up to around Valentine’s Day in York, whether you’re in a relationship or not. York Cocoa Works is kicking off the Valentine’s Day celebrations early...
The York Press •

Countryside mural brightens up Malton hospital unit

A countryside mural has brightened up a North Yorkshire hospital unit.
The work is on display at Malton Community Hospital’s Springwood Unit which provides specialist care for dementia patients.
Karen Wheelhouse, activity coordinator at Cross Lane Hospital in Scarborough, is behind the mural.
She said the work is inspired by the drive across North Yorkshire, surrounded by dry stone walls and farmland.
The mural depicts a countryside scene, with images of snails, ladybirds, mice, moles, chickens and tractors.
It is on show at the unit’s night...
The York Press •

York Open Studios to return in April

Artists in York are preparing to open their doors to the public as one of the main events in the city’s “cultural calendar” returns. York Open Studios will take place in April for its 24th year. It will see artists who live or work within a 10-mile radius of York welcome visitors to their studios on the weekends of April 5 to 6 and April 12 to 13 from 10am to 5pm.
The not-for-profit event effectively transforms York into an art gallery for the two weekends.
This year, more than 160 talented makers will show and sell their work, while offering a rare behind the scenes look at their processes.
Printmaker Nic Fif...
LincsOnline •

Glamping holiday pods are planned near Langham and Wing Hollow

Holiday pods could be popping up in two rural locations if plans receive the go ahead. Landowners at Rocott Lodge Barn near Langham and Station Road at Wing Hollow have applied for planning permission that could benefit tourism. Each party aims to build glamping pods for holidaymakers. Both proposals will be decided in the new year. The land at Rocott Lodge Barn is currently used as a paddock. Owner Mr K Wellman-Smith plans to build three pods on the 337 square metre site. In a design and access sta...
LincsOnline •

Hegarty solicitors celebrate 50 years with a bumper fundraising year

A firm of solicitors has raised nearly £13,000 for charity to mark its 50th year. Hegarty staff started the year with a goal to complete 50 acts of community kindness and raise £10,000 for MindSpace Stamford, Pepper’s A Safe Place in Oakham, Dementia Support South Lincs based in Bourne, and Sports Connections Foundation in Peterborough. By July the firm passed its £10,000 fundraising target and the money raised now totals almost £13,000. “We’re so proud of what we’ve achieved,” said senior partner...
LincsOnline •

Stamford Arts Centre Christmas craft market

Plenty of people turned out for a Christmas craft market at Stamford Arts Centre. The market ran between 10am and 4pm on Saturday, December 14, and featured a variety of homemade gifts and crafts. Pieces for sale included woven baskets, jewellery, candles, Christmas ornaments and baked goods. Helen Burke, founder of Foxy Felting, had a stall showing off her festive felt figurines. Among these were Father Christmases, nativity scenes, red-breasted robins and garlands of gingerbread men. Sue Parker of...
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