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Maxine Gordon

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Journalist at The Press (York)

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  • Where are they now? School children see Easter eggs at Terry's York factory

    1 week ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Maxine Gordon

    Twelve sixth-formers from Ampleforth School watching Easter egg packing at Terry's Factory, November, 1973. York in 1973: School children visit Terry's factory WHERE are they now? That's the question that crossed our mind when we spotted this Easter photo in our Press archive. The image dates from 1973 and shows 12 sixth-formers from Ampleforth School watching Easter egg packing at Terry's factory, in York.

  • When workers turned up for a shift at Rowntree's - by train!

    1 week ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Maxine Gordon

    OUR archive photo of the railway stop or 'halt' at Rowntree's in York which we ran in The Press last week has sparked many memories from readers. The Rowntree Halt was a minor unmanned railway stop on the Foss Islands branch line in York.

  • 13 photos of how we travelled around York in the 1970s - and not just by car!

    1 week ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Maxine Gordon

    12 1/1 Here's  a look back at how we travelled across our city in the 1970s - and not just by car! BOBBIES on bikes, horse and wagon delivering beer, barges on the Ouse - these were just some of the ways people and products moved around York half a century ago. We've dipped into our archive to bring you photos of different forms of transport from the 1970s.

  • Best curry house in York? We try Indian restaurant with surprises on the menu

    1 week ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Maxine Gordon

    7 1/1 Review: Masala Craft, Indian Street Kitchen, Walmgate, York WORD on the street (or at least from my friend who is one of the best home cooks I know) is that this little restaurant – a stone's throw from the city centre – is serving up some of the tastiest Indian food in York.

  • Going, going, gone: how this derelict site was once York's most popular hotel

    2 weeks ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Maxine Gordon

    Demolition of Harker's Hotel, York, in the 1920s. The original building was demolished as part of the widening of St Helen's Square. Picture: Explore York Libraries and Archives Going, going, gone: the demolition of Harker's Hotel in York OUR archive photo today takes up back to the York of 100 years ago. It shows the demolition of Harker's Hotel, York, in the 1920s. The original building was demolished as part of the widening of St Helen's Square.

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Maxine Gordon
Maxine Gordon @MaxineYGordon
26 Mar 25

Not sure you will get a better night at the theatre than this...North by Northwest, but not as Hitchcock intended. Don't miss it at @YorkTheatre https://t.co/ZDUDOE5x3C

Maxine Gordon
Maxine Gordon @MaxineYGordon
22 Feb 25

See who's back in York....in lights! @gregjames #LongBoi https://t.co/WqV2bAE2dd

Maxine Gordon
Maxine Gordon @MaxineYGordon
16 Feb 25

And it looks absolutely exquisite too.

Olivia-Anne Cleary
Olivia-Anne Cleary @OliviaACleary

@EmiliaPerezFilm @selenagomez @NetflixUK @zoesaldana #Conclave is as gripping as you’ve heard. I’m generally not a fan of the early Oscars talk, but I wouldn’t be at all surprised if Ralph Fiennes walks away with one for this. Who knew a thriller about the next Pope being selected could be so riveting?! #LFF https://t.co/7Wp7tVCFBE