Police are appealing for a vital witness to come forward after a road traffic collision in York, which left a pedestrian with serious injuries.
It occurred at around 12.15am on Saturday 8 February 2014, at the junction of Boroughbridge Road and Carr Lane.
The collision involved a silver Skoda Octavia taxi, travelling along Boroughbridge Road towards the city, and a 31-year-old York man, crossing the road from Carr Lane towards Ouse Acres.
The prices, of the flats being converted from the bus shelter office block on Rougier Street, have been announced.
The penthouse will cost a whopping £300,000 which is a lot given the somewhat noisy neighbourhood.
There is no parking with the flats but theya re being sold with the latest electronic gadgets including an iPad mini that is interfaced “to allow you to control your home, mood and style in seconds. keep cosy or cool with the ability to pre-set thermostats and adjust heating, make your space light and bright or dark and homely with dimmable LeD lights, and enjoy your favourite music or TV on demand with a cutting edge aV system featuring built-in speakers and cabling for wall mounted LeD TVs”.
The development will have a 24 hour concierge service.
More details can be found by clicking here
Marston Avenue garage area
Labour Councillors plan to spend Thursday siting in a room on Front Street hoping that residents will come along and “tell them what is wrong”.
If they want to know. all they have to do is take a walk round the area.
On Chapelfields, for example, despite the Council having a record high surplus on its rent account (£13 million!), garage areas have been abandoned and are now overgrown and pothole riddled while some have become dumping grounds.
York deserves much better.
New stopping arrangements at Pavement/The Stonebow for buses on services 6, 9 (Park & Ride), 12, 13/13A from today. http://t.co/9U6uXBzwMq
— First York (@FirstBusYork) February 8, 2014
The Council has received an application for a premise license for 2 Front Street (which used to be a Kebab house).
If approved, the application suggests that it would be open between 4:00pm and either midnight or 1:00am.
The application would permit take away sales of alcohol.
Residents have until 4th March to table any objections.
Details read here