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Council HQ, how it could have been

Yesterday, while searching for something else, I stumbled upon a video on YouTube I don’t remember seeing before. It dates from July 2009.

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Tagged   Hiscox

Goodbye Corner House

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The Corner House, Burton Stone Lane, closing today. To become a Tesco store. Photos and video from its last month.

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Tagged   Corner House, pubs

Living near the (noisy) brownfields

A personal perspective from a resident living near one of York’s busy ‘regeneration’ areas. And thoughts on the green belt/brownfields.

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Tagged   brownfield, green belt, Hungate

Hiscox site

Building site

Developments on the Hiscox site, summer into autumn.

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Tagged   brownfield, Hiscox, Hungate

Paving, part 56: new market, and King’s Square

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In search of the truth about the cracked slabs in the new marketplace, and admiring a mix of old and new paving. Taking care not to slip on wet leaves.

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Tagged   King's Square, market, paving

A tale of two marketplaces

View across Newgate marketplace (2), 9 Sept 2014

Views across the marketplace, views on the marketplace, and why the new Shambles market can’t compete with Parliament Street.

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Tagged   market

Thoughts on remembrance

Waggoners' memorial, Sledmere, May 2006

Thoughts on remembrance, and links to other pages on this website relating to aspects of First World War history.

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One on every corner? Tesco and Sainsbury’s

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As the Press reported recently, this building at the end of Clarence Street, Groves Chapel, may soon include a new Sainsbury’s store on its ground floor. It’s clear that there’s a lot of opposition to this.

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Tagged   chapels, Groves Chapel, pubs, shops
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