Archive for May, 2009
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Lib Dem Martin Shapland: Europe as a global player
By Martin Shapland — May 31, 2009
Liberal Democrat Martin Shapland discusses Britain’s role within the EU
St. John edge women’s football friendly
By Adam Shergold — May 31, 2009
York St. John women’s football team proved just a little too strong for their neighbours in a leisurely Astroturf friendly on Sunday afternoon
Vanbrugh tanked, Hallam banks
By Dan Hyde — May 31, 2009
By all accounts, Tank “absolutely bossed” last year’s University Firsts captain Matt Witherwick last Monday.
Number worries for Labour
By Peter Campbell — May 30, 2009
The current bout of summer weather that we are experiencing will not go far to raise the hopes of Labour as Thursday approaches
College Cup Round-up: Matchweek 3
By Dan Hyde — May 30, 2009
Nouse looks back on the third week of College Cup action, with Goodricke Seconds’ incredible upset of Vanbrugh Firsts the highlight of a sun-drenched fixture card.
Success for Cycling Club in local race
By Joey Halloran — May 30, 2009
Joey Halloran, of the University of York Cycling Club, describes the action in a recent road race around the city
Cup success for York’s cricketers in Varsity battle
By Adam Shergold and Edward Murrills — May 30, 2009
York’s cricketers made sure their season wasn’t all over before it had really begun with this battling BUCS Cup victory against Varsity rivals St. John on Wednesday afternoon
Close results revealed in YUSU elections
By Jim Bulley — May 29, 2009
Anna Bucks, Deniz Ekren & Abrafi Kusi and Sam Asfahani were victorious in three of the most closely contested elections this year
UKIP MEP Godfrey Bloom: The Future of the EU
By Godfrey Bloom — May 29, 2009
Godfrey Bloom talks about the future of the EU
Controversial ‘Toilets for All’ UGM motion passed
By Jim Bulley — May 29, 2009
The controversial Toilets for All motion is one of five UGM motions to be successfully passed this week
YUSU launch Online Awareness Week
By Laura Connor — May 29, 2009
YUSU have launched an Online Awareness Week initiative to warn students about the dangers of using social networking sites
Libertas
By Nouse — May 28, 2009
Libertas is the most intriguing of the new political parties contesting the upcoming European elections.
No2EU
By Nouse — May 28, 2009
Born out of refinery worker rage at being sidetracked for foreign labour from across the continent, No2EU – Yes to Democracy is the brainchild of Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) Union general secretary, Bob Crow.
English Democrats
By Nouse — May 28, 2009
The English Democrats Party (EDP) is founded on the concept of improving the interests of English people everywhere.
Socialist Labour Party
By Nouse — May 28, 2009
The Socialist Labour Party was launched in 1996 after they splintered from the Blair’s New Labour. They consist of trade unionists and campaign activists.


