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David Macdonald, the new general manager of Galtres Lodge Hotel and Restaurant in York. AN INDEPENDENT hotel in the heart of York has appointed an experienced general manager to steer it out of lockdown. As Galtres Lodge Hotel and Forest restaurant prepares to welcome back overnight guests and inside diners from Monday, the owners have appointed David Macdonald to oversee operations. David will play a key part in mapping out future business plans following two years of substantial refurbishment and improvements. Galtres Lodge, in Low Petergate, was originally two Georgian townhouses, ...

Here are some of the latest road closures in York: Walmgate, between the junction with St Denys Road and the junction with George Street, from 8am to 12.30 lunchtime, Sunday April 25, for sewer works GRAPE LANE, a stretch of street 30 metres from the junction with Low Petergate, from one minute past midnight on Monday April 26 to midnight on April 29, for sewer works KENT STREET, for 50 metres from the junction with cemetery Road, from one minute past midnight on Monday April 26 to midnight on April 30, for electrical works HIGHLANDS AVENUE, footpath between Highlands Avenue and York Road...

YORK city centre at 3pm on Wednesday afternoon was an odd mix of busy and quiet; like a sleeping giant just beginning to awaken from a long slumber A few ‘essential’ shops - shops like Boots and Barnitts - were open. And outside Stam and Maria’s cafe on the corner of Parliament Street and Shambles market, a polite, socially distanced queue had formed for takeaway coffee. But the crowds were thin, and the people who had been drawn to the city centre were wandering around in a lost, aimless sort of way - the way people do in a normally busy city centre where most things are closed.

Full list of all the Five Guys reopening outdoor areas on April 12 Five Guys will be opening outdoor spaces in certain areas in the next coming days The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Email updates on the latest on shopping, restaurant news and moreInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You c...

Rebecca Hill who has taken over as chair of Indie York. A HOTELIER will be championing the city's independent businesses as the new chair of Indie York. Rebecca Hill has been appointed to lead the not-for-profit business association which was set up after the 2015 floods to support the city's small businesses. Johnny Hayes who has been the chair since the group was founded with just 30 members has stepped down. Rebecca who has been an active member of the steering committee said she was delighted to be voted into the role. She is keen to attract more members, collaborate with other ...