Key updates
Food marquee victim of storms
Organisers came in this morning to find the marquee placed where the fountain used to be on Parliament Street bent out of shape by the high winds.
The moorings held fast though, and nothing more was damaged.
And it hasn’t affected the packed programme, which this year includes the new Food Factory where you can get hands-on and make things like pasta, bread and cheese. More ideas below.
Sticklers for the rules
Good to see at least some law-abiding members of our society
Rotarians always obey the law…… taken on a Club walk today!! @BBCYork #friendsofyorkrotary @RotaryGBI @theyorkmix https://t.co/MCV3TfXpBz pic.twitter.com/CwnbxgikuH
— York Rotary (UK) (@RotaryClubYork) September 20, 2018
This morning’s headlines
- Freedom! York pub celebrates great escape with day-long party – YorkMix
- New York restaurant announces opening date – and it’s first menu – YorkMix
- Shooting Shambles! Action movie films high-octane chase on historic street – YorkMix
- Conman Paul Blanchard, 73, vows to fight extradition to Spain – Press
- Hundreds sign petition against York school land sale plan – Press
- York’s Little Festival of Live Music returns – Minster FM
- York father prepares for ‘Roman Ride’ challenge – Minster FM
Today’s weather
Storm Bronagh is still hanging around, bringing gusty winds and some more rain. Top temp – 13°C.
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