Pups pictured in order: Puch, Tefi and Carli GUIDE Dogs is appealing for animal lovers to sign up as Puppy Raisers and join its team of volunteers in York. Being a Puppy Raiser means caring for the basic needs of a Guide Dogs puppy in your home for 14 months, from teaching your puppy basic demands to eventually helping them reach guide dog status. Guide Dogs relies heavily on volunteers to help improve the lives of people with sight loss and is looking for people in the York, Selby, Pocklington, Holme on Spalding Moor and Market Weighton areas. A Puppy Raiser will be responsible for socialising a puppy in different environments and exposing them to the wider world.
Councillors approve 24 homes in East Riding village besieged by developments
Traffic in the village has already been described as an absolute nightmare
20:12, 17 MAY 2021
The homes are set to be built off Preston s Sproatley Road. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)
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Plans for 24 new homes in an East Riding village have been approved as one councillor warned the area is becoming besieged by developments.
A MINIATURE coffee house on wheels has pitched up in York to welcome visitors to the city. Eric, a converted Aixam Mega Van, has opened for business following a testing time for its owners who lost their income when the nation was plunged into lockdown. Clare and Matt Casey are hoping for a fresh start with Eric, selling vegan-friendly refreshments from Station Rise, with Clare’s home-made treats already tempting some to buy in bulk. As well as coffees, they sell Belgium hot chocolate, milkshakes and ‘freakshakes’ - a milkshake with cream, marshmallows, a doughnut, chocolate, sweets and sauce. They also offer baby chinos, free ‘dogachinos’ to customers with canine friends and home-made cakes and bakes, including gluten-free options.
Magic Circus was performed by Hull-based Magic Carpet Theatre and filmed behind closed doors at PAC this autumn. CHILDREN can experience all the fun and excitement of live theatre this Christmas thanks to a theatre show from Pocklington Arts Centre (PAC) that will soon be available to stream online. Families who access regional food banks will be the very first to exclusively see Magic Circus days before the show goes on general release to the public on Saturday at 2.30pm and will be available for up to seven days. Thanks to a grant of £4,100 from the East Yorkshire based I am Fund, via the HEY Smile Foundation, two shows – The Magic Circus and The Wizard of Castle Magic - were performed live by renowned Hull-based theatre company Magic Carpet Theatre behind closed doors at PAC this autumn and filmed by local production company Digifish.