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Harrogate pupils will take centre stage at Edinburgh Fringe as they debut with home-grown rock musical
A group of talented Harrogate students are to star in the world famous Edinburgh Fringe for the first time in the school’s history.
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Domestic abuse charity boss 'very concerned' about survivors' safety after government alert
The chief executive of Sheffield Women’s Aid said advanced warning of government alerts is “really critical” to protect survivors of domestic abuse.
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Hospitality group joins York charity to support people facing homelessness
The Hospitality Association York (HAY) has partnered with HOPING York Street Kitchen to deliver regular meals and support for people in need.
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Outdoor gigs stopped at Yorkshire village pub as part of beer garden bar plan
Plans to open a beer garden bar at a village pub have been given the go-ahead after councillors were assured that outdoor live music would no longer be allowed at the venue.
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London thief stole hundreds of pounds of alcohol in York
A shoplifter travelled from London to steal hundreds of pounds of alcohol from a superstore at Monks Cross, York magistrates heard. He had no…
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Library service ‘doesn’t know’ how many of 100,000 fines have been paid
A council which operates more than 40 libraries across North Yorkshire does not know how many people are banned from its sites.
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‘Unsightly’ historic steps to be repaired after delays
‘Unsightly’ and ‘hazardous’ Grade II listed steps in North Yorkshire will be repaired and renovated by the council after plans were given the go-ahead.
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Too many East Yorkshire communities left cut off, new transport survey finds
Far too many East Yorkshire communities are being left cut off, according to a new transport survey.
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Sheffield Trees: some good people need a little help...
Friends of this newspaper in Sheffield who trusted The Yorkshire Post to partner with them in a ferocious campaign to protect the street trees in the Steel City from a city council that was hell-bent on destroying them, will recall the battle all too well.
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Appeal after man suffers suspected broken nose in Ripon assault
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man suffered a suspected broken nose during an assault in Ripon.
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Recruitment firm near York enters voluntary liquidation owing over £20,000
Pocklington-based Opus Recruitment Ltd has entered voluntary liquidation.
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Police launch search for missing York woman
North Yorkshire Police have launched a search for a missing woman from York.
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When York store is set to close after transformation gets go ahead
New details have emerged about the future of a store in York following the approval of changes to the building.
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Women's One-Day Cup - The Blaze and Hampshire consolidate top two spots in table
The Blaze post a record score in beating Durham in the One-Day Cup to stay top as Hampshire, Warwickshire and Somerset also win.
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PICTURES - Queen visits York Racecourse to meet community's 'unsung heroes'
The Queen has visited York Racecourse today to meet 'unsung heroes' of the racing community.
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Seafront restaurant and café wants chairs and tables outside
A SEAFRONT restaurant and café in a popular North Yorkshire resort has applied for a pavement licence from the council.
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Energy prices forecast to rise to highest level for three years amid inflation hike
Household energy prices are set increase again to the highest level for three years heading into winter, according to new forecasts.
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Search for suspicious vehicles after quadbike and chainsaw stolen
SIGHTINGS of suspicious vehicles are being sought following a burgalry in a North Yorkshire village.
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Sex offender with links to North Yorkshire wanted for requirements breach
North Yorkshire Police are searching for a man with links to Scarborough who has breached his Registered Sex Offender notification requirements.
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How Woodstock Festival inspired Ripon pub's forthcoming bank holiday music event
The couple behind a renowned Victorian pub in Ripon say it was the legendary Woodstock Festival which inspired them to launch their Magstock event.
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Harrogate homeless charity welcomes £547,000 funding boost
Harrogate Homeless Project has welcomed a £547,000 funding package aimed at improving support for rough sleepers in the district.
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Major North Yorkshire railway station redevelopment deferred
A MAJOR station gateway redevelopment has been deferred in a North Yorkshire town over concerns about public drop-off facilities.
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Nidderdale man jailed after 70mph police chase through Knaresborough
A Nidderdale man has been jailed after a high-speed police chase saw him narrowly miss oncoming vehicles and an elderly pedestrian.
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All the best pictures as the Queen braves rain to enjoy a day at the races in York
The Queen braved some of the first heavy rain in weeks to attend the Sky Bet Ebor Festival at York Racecourse.
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Yorkshire Water has revealed work is going on in the Crimple Valley in Harrogate to fix sewage problems
Yorkshire Water has revealed it is beginning the next phase of its upgrade to wastewater infrastructure in and around Pannal in Harrogate in support of new housing developments in the area.
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Plans submitted to turn part of golf course into 'small' holiday park
Plans have been submitted to turn part of a golf course into a “small” holiday park.
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Castle Howard's deep connection to the world's biggest film
The Odyssey may have become one of the highest-grossing films of all-time but did you know of the connections closer to home?
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Demolition of seafront chip shop and café
A SEAFRONT fish and chip shop, café, and public toilet is set to be demolished in a popular coastal town in North Yorkshire.
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York luxury spa shortlisted for three national awards - months after reopening
SubRosa at The Grand in York has been shortlisted for three national awards just months after reopening.
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What TV shows and streaming services can I watch without a TV licence?
If you want to get rid of your TV licence, you can still watch a lot of shows and services on-demand.
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Police find body in search for missing Stokesley woman
Officers believe the body is that of 57-year-old Tracey Smith from the Stokesley area.
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Knaresborough candidate talks about experience of taking on Count Binface and Nigel Farage at Clacton by-election
A Knaresborough man has talked about his experiences as a candidate in the recent Clacton by-election – battling Nigel Farage and a ‘colourful’ cast of characters.
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Illegal vapes hidden in confectionary boxes at shop, court told
Illegal vapes were found hidden in confectionary boxes in a shop investigated by trading standards officers in North Yorkshire.
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EasyJet confirms date for its final flight from Leeds Bradford Airport
EasyJet has confirmed it is scrapping flights from Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) from the start of next year.
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Harrogate Spa Town Ukes 'make a difference' for Saint Michael's Hospice by raising more than £8,000
Harrogate’s amazing ukulele band have raised more than £8k for Saint Michael's Hospice after 12 months of entertaining crowds with their vintage sounds.
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EasyJet pulls out of Leeds Bradford Airport with flights axed
easyJet has announced it will stop flying from Leeds Bradford Airport.
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Teenager jailed for raping two girls after convictions upheld on appeal
An 18-year-old has been jailed for raping two girls after they were forced to give evidence for a second time when he appealed against his convictions.
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Demand growing for eco-friendly interiors, says Yorkshire firm
The founder behind a Yorkshire-based sustainable interiors firm has said that demand is growing UK-wide for more environmentally friendly means of fitting out commercial spaces.
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easyJet axes Leeds Bradford Airport routes from January 2027
Passengers booked on flights after January 5 will be able to claim refunds
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'Vital step'- expansion of free bus travel welcomed in York
The expansion of free bus travel for disabled people has been welcomed in York.
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Child rapist jailed thanks to 12-year-old girl's 'incredible bravery'
A child rapist who plied a 12-year-old girl with drugs and alcohol in a ‘horrific’ sex attack has been jailed.
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Chancellor to lead growth strategy from No10 North, Burnham says
The Prime Minister’s plans to hand responsibilities for economic growth to the new No10 North are not a demotion for Chancellor John Healey and the Treasury, Angela Rayner has said.
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Firefighters tackle blaze in North Yorkshire woods
A crew is dealing with a wood fire in North Yorkshire.
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Body found in North Yorkshire following search for missing woman
A body found by a member of public in North Yorkshire is believed to be of missing Tracey Smith.
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'Much-loved' grandfather dies after being hit by car in Aldi car park
A 77-year-old man has died after suffering life-threatening injuries when he was hit by a car in an Aldi car park in Brighouse.
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Transpennine Route Upgrade to take big step towards Huddersfield station transformation
Customers will soon be benefiting from a major transformation to Huddersfield station overseen by Transpennine Route Upgrade.
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Harrogate man to tackle London Marathon for hospice that cared for grandad
A 25-year-old NHS worker is set to take on the London Marathon in memory of his grandad while raising money for Saint Michael's Hospice.
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New £442m investment in tackling homelessness will help Harrogate's rough sleeping issues
A Harrogate homeless charity has welcomed new Government funding to tackle rough sleeping as an “enormous sign of commitment” from Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
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EasyJet announces it will stop flying from Leeds Bradford Airport
EasyJet has announced it will stop flying from Leeds Bradford Airport early next year.