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Top North Yorkshire hotel owned by Eric Clapton scores one-star for food hygiene
The Eric Clapton-owned Burythorpe House Hotel near Malton has scored one-star for food hygiene, meaning ‘major improvement necessary’.
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Free bike repair event returns to Valley Gardens this weekend
Cyclists can get their bikes checked and repaired for free when a community bike fix returns to Harrogate this weekend.
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More than 30 artists and craftspeople set for Fangfest near York
Preparations are well underway for this year’s Fangfest, being held on September 5 and 6.
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Plan to turn North Yorkshire house into HMO and holiday let meets ire
PLANS to turn a residential house into a holiday let and HMO have met with objections from councillors in a North Yorkshire town.
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Powers to 'protect special York high streets' welcomed amid 'blanket crackdown' fears
Moves to give councils greater powers over local high streets have been welcomed in York amid fears over a blanket crackdown.
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All stores close as high street fashion retailer in administration
All UK stores have closed after a popular fashion retailer entered administration.
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She loves owls - so her care worker brought one to her home!
A Ripon pensioner was left in tears of joy after a care worker arranged a surprise visit from a real owl.
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Bluetongue outbreak in Yorkshire: a chance for Prime Minister Andy Burnham to show farmers he is on their side
Throughout their tenure as Prime Minister and as Chancellor of the Exchequer respectively, Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves were at war with the countryside.
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Vaccinate livestock plea as bluetongue hits region
Livestock farmers have issued a plea to others across the region to vaccinate their animals against bluetongue virus serotype 3 (BTV-3) as the first case of a rapidly escalating outbreak of the virus was confirmed in North Yorkshire.
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Planners clear way for 16 trees to be felled or cut back at Todmorden home
Sixteen trees can be felled at a Todmorden home, after planners decided not to make any of them subject to full-scale tree preservation orders (TPOs).
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Flood risk concerns raised as councillors approve 100 homes plan
Councillors have voted in favour of plans to build up to 104 homes on former greenbelt land in South Kirkby.
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Football legend from North Yorkshire dies aged 91
A FOOTBALLING legend who was born and brought up in North Yorkshire has died aged 91.
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County Championship: Hampshire v Yorkshire - Abbott shines as bowlers excel
Hampshire end day one on 60-4, 113 runs behind Yorkshire, after Kyle Abbott helps dismiss the visitors for 173.
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Fish and chip shop and café to be demolished over fears building may collapse
A COASTAL fish and chip shop and café will be demolished in a North Yorkshire town despite concerns about a lack of long-term plans.
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Police appeal after high-performance cars stolen in Stokesley
Police have launched an urgent appeal after three high-performance cars were stolen overnight from a North Yorkshire market town.
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North Yorkshire college students collect their GCSE resutls
YEAR 11 pupils at Norton College have been congratulated on their exam results.
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'Yorkshire's first women's sports bar' coming to York
A venue claiming to be the first women's sports bar and café in Yorkshire is coming to York.
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Person dies with paramedics and officers rushing to incident
British Transport Police have issued an update after a major incident disrupted trains between York and North Yorkshire.
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Yorkshire Wildlife Park says goodbye to one of world's oldest northern cheetahs
Yorkshire Wildlife Park has paid tribute to one of the world's oldest northern cheetahs after he was put to sleep at the age of 16.
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Magnificent historic estate near Ripon to host Autumn Car Show next month
Britain’s most dedicated car enthusiasts will descend on Newby Hall and Gardens as the Autumn Sports Cars in the Park show returns to the historic estate.
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WATCH: man enters high-speed chase with police on major road near York
A man has been arrested for a sling of driving offences following a high-speed police pursuit.
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'As quickly as possible': Minister's pledge on clearing illegal dump by Bradford City ground
Clearing a huge illegal waste site in Bradford will be done “as quickly as possible”, Environment Secretary Angela Eagle has said.
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Top grades rise but 'standard pass' falls amid mixed results nationwide
More than one in five GCSE entries across the UK have achieved a top grade.
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Plans to close Bridlington ward described as 'worst possible outcome'
Plans to close Bridlington Community Unit, which provides elderly care, will result in the ‘worst possible outcome for patients and…
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Students celebrate as 69 get 5+ in English and maths at North Yorkshire school
IT was a record-breaking year for Year 11 Lady Lumley pupils who collected their GCSE and BTEC results today (Thursday).
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Care unit at hospital set to close after NHS trust meeting
The care unit at Bridlington Hospital is to close following a decision at a York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust meeting…
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Police hunt for man wanted for breaching prison release licence
North Yorkshire Police are hunting for a man wanted for breaching the terms of his prison release licence.
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York celebrates Key Stage 4 (GCSE) students' success | Harrogate Informer
City of York Council education leaders have congratulated students across the city as they receive their GCSE and Key Stage 4 results today (Thursday 20
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Driver hit and killed man, 80, after her view was blocked by stuffed toys
A driver who caused the death of an 80-year-old when her view was blocked by stuffed toys in her car has been spared jail.
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Second case of bluetongue confirmed in North Yorkshire as outbreak escalates
A second case of bluetongue virus has been confirmed in North Yorkshire amid an escalating national outbreak.
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Plans to convert Snainton chapel into home approved
The Methodist Circuit says the chapel is no longer viable due to its tiny congregation.
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'Bravo!' - York and North Yorkshire students celebrate GCSE success
It's a 'bravo!’ to York pupils as thousands of children receive their first ever sets of exam grades on GCSE results day.
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James Close on Atlas at Rockliffe: 'I want it to become one of the world’s best restaurants'
James Close is opening new restaurant Atlas at the five-star hotel Rockliffe. He speaks to Ralph Blackburn about aiming big and giving diners a memorable experience.
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York College adult learner Mao Chen secures job with West Yorkshire Police at age of 52 after gaining exceptional GCSE grades | Harrogate Informer
York College adult learner Mao Chen has secured a job with West Yorkshire Police at the age of 52 after gaining exceptional GCSE grades today.
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York man jailed for 22 years for child sexual abuse
A man has been jailed for 22 years for child sexual abuse offences and possessing indecent images of children.
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'We are so so proud' - York teenager with Down syndrome achieves seven GCSEs
A York teen with down syndrome has achieved seven GCSEs
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Trial of facts over former councillor's "bigoted" tweets
Pat Marsh, a long-serving councillor in Harrogate, has been deemed unfit to stand trial.
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Live facial recognition cameras explained - and where West Yorkshire Police use them
West Yorkshire Police’s deployment of live facial recognition (LFR) cameras at Leeds Festival later this month is not the first time the force has used the technology.
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Holidaymakers react to easyJet's 'disappointing' scrapping of Leeds Bradford flights
The news that easyJet is scrapping flights from Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) next year will affect huge numbers of holidaymakers in West Yorkshire.
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Worker gets £90,000 after drill falls off ladder and punctures leg
A door fitter from Hull has been awarded compensation of £90,000 after a drill dropped off a ladder and penetrated his leg.
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Volunteers transform children's play area at Harrogate hospital
Children receiving care at Harrogate District Hospital are benefiting from a transformed outdoor play area thanks to a team of British Gas volunteers.
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Remarkable stories from successful pupils at Ripon Grammar School
Two students with remarkable stories stood out among a year of incredible GCSE success for Ripon Grammar School.
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Harrogate College students celebrate GCSE success while juggling work and family
From working at Harrogate Hospital to caring for a young family, students at Harrogate College have been celebrating GCSE English and maths results after fitting their studies around work, family and other commitments.
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Outstanding GCSE results at one of Yorkshire's only all-girls schools
Pupils at Queen Mary's School are celebrating after almost half of all GCSE grades were awarded at grades 7 to 9.
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Police launch investigation after incident in taxi from York Station
Police are investigating an alleged theft after a passenger is alleged to have refused their fare from York city centre.
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Man arrested in connection with reported racial abuse in York city centre
A man has been arrested in connection with reported racial abuse in Piccadilly, York.
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Tapas restaurant in coastal North Yorkshire town applies for new licence
A COASTAL tapas restaurant in a popular North Yorkshire town has applied for a new licence from the council.
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Filey Academy records 'strongest set of GCSE results for many years'
Filey Academy is celebrating the achievement of Year 11 students, with another year of improved results.
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Award-winning Harrogate venue has hosted no less than 16 royal visits since it was built in 1996
A famous Harrogate venue which has hosted no less than 16 royal visits has celebrated its 30th anniversary in style with celebrities from TV among a sea of familiar faces.