And we wrap up our saturday prime time lineup at 11 00 with National Book award winner Colson Whitehead talking about his fictional book the underground railroad, that happens tonight on cspans book tv. So welcome, everybody, im the cofounder of civic hall and civic hall i should say is, weve been here now almost two years. It grew out of an annual conference that we do called personal Democracy Forum, which is focused on how technology is changing politics and government that weve been doing since 2004, which is in fact how i know both of our guests. Weve traveled similar paths for a long time. Two years ago we opened civic hall to be a yearround gathering point for the same people and conversations, focused on civic tech, how tech can be used for public good. And so, its a pleasure to welcome everybody here. Let me just say that im really excited for the chance to get into this conversation about rules for revolutionaries, how big organizers can change everything. Because we are livi
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Socially distanced dancing at Jazzy J s in York DANCE pupils can get back to class - but it s strictly socially distanced dancing at Jazzy J s brand new studio in York. During lockdown, students have been learning via Zoom - but this week were able to meet their tutors in person at the new premises in Acomb. Strict Covid guidelines apply and the children are allowed inside to do their dance lessons, but have to stay on a marked spot so that they are socially distanced from each other. There are breaks between the lessons to avoid mixing during crossover times and parents and carers must remain outside the venue where they can drop off their children safely.
YORK’S suburbs are enjoying a retail boom in the wake of the pandemic and the working from home revolution. While some city centre shops are lying empty for months or even years, suburban retail units are being snapped up within days of becoming available to let, says commercial property agent John Hornsby. He said demand had become so great that there was a shortage of properties to offer to potential occupants, and lettings had been concluded in record time in locations including Acomb, Burton Stone Lane, New Earswick and Haxby. He said they included:
A shop unit in Gale Lane, Acomb, which went under offer for use as a sandwich shop within 48 hours of being marketed