Christmas Family Lecture cancelled
We are very sorry to announce that the Christmas Family Lecture planned for December 29th will not now be given, but it is hoped to mount a children’s/family event in spring.
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Dec
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Jul
YPS commemorates 100 years since Tempest Anderson
There will be a special YPS lecture on 19th July by Professor Stephen Mobbs from The National Centre for Atmospheric Science entitle “VOLCANOES, VOLCANIC ASH, AND FUTURE AIR TRAVEL” Make sure not to miss this addition to the YPS calendar …
3
Jun
Historical Annual Reports now on-line
Members of YPS will be interested to know that an on-line archive of Annual Reports of The Yorkshire Philosophical Society is now available through the Biodiversity Heritage Library. The archive currently covers from 1823 to 1859 but there are plans …
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May
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No Cafe Sci in June
Please note that there will be no Cafe Scientifique in June. City Screen are making renovations to the Basement Bar. The next Cafe Sci event is on 3 July and is entitled “Science is for parents too”
15
May
May 2013 Newsletter
The May 2013 newsletter is now available for members to download (log-in required) by clicking the following link May 2013 Newsletter
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Feb
February 2013 Newsletter
The February 2013 Newsletter is now available to for members to download by clicking the following link Feb 2013 Newsletter
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Jan
Garden Notes for YPS – January 2013
The end of 2012 and start of 2013 saw more flooding at the lower end of the garden. Although the planting is robust and stands up well to these inundations, it does make a terrific mess of paths and borders. …
24
Jan
York Archaeological Trust General Advisory Council – Report 2011-2012
The General Advisory Committee of YAT meets quarterly to hear reports on current and future initiatives undertaken by both the Exploration and Explanation divisions of the Trust, and to offer advice, support and ideas. Membership is made up primarily of …
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Jan
City of York Council Conservation Area Advisory Panel – Report 2011-2012
The Conservation Area Advisory Panel (CAAP) exists principally to advise and support CYC planning officers on planning matters relating to schemes and applications affecting the Conservation Areas in the Greater York area. The CAAP meets monthly, and its membership is …
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