Kevin Glenton

3 weeks ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Kevin Glenton

National Cheese Day in the UK is today - June 4 - a day to celebrate the love of cheese and its cultural significance. Jordan Thomson, owner of Love Cheese in Gillygate, opened his doors to The Press and took us beyond the much-loved world of Cheddar, Brie, and Stilton. In Yorkshire, beyond the popular Wensleydale, he cited Devil's Rock from Todmordon, cave-aged and suitably placed geographically to be set on either side of the red rose / white rose boundary, depending on your taste.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Kevin Glenton

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3 weeks ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Kevin Glenton

On Tuesday, June 24, York Minster marks the 100th anniversary of the rededication of the Five Sisters Window as a memorial to women who died in the First World War. On Thursday, June 5 an exhibition beneath the 13th century window in the North Transept recognises the vision of two women who lived in York, Helen Little, who worshipped at the Minster and Almyra Gray, who was a campaigner for social reform and lived in Gray’s Court nearby.

3 weeks ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Kevin Glenton

Mr Chippy has been shortlisted by readers of The York Press as one of their top ten chippies in one of the title's most popular competitions. Readers of the newspaper have the chance to select their overall favourite by posting off a voting slip that features on a page every day until June 14.

3 weeks ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Kevin Glenton

William Beer from York is months into the Marathon of a CEO (MOAC) challenge and still running. With more than 20 under his belt – that’s more than 500 miles – the chief executive officer and founder of Tunley Environmental spoke to The Press about his motivation and the project as he approached the half-way stage. A spokesperson for the company said most of the routes have been completed in and around William's home city, and mainly on off-road routes.