Harrogate
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Car vandalised whilst parked up overnight outside house in North Yorkshire village
The county's police force said a Citroën Berlingo had two tyres slashed whilst parked in Middlewood Lane, Fylingthorpe, near Robin Hood's Bay, overnight from the late evening of Friday, October 16.
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Arrests in Leeds city centre for 'racially aggravated' offence after Nazi salute
Three people are in custody
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Market returns to landmark North Yorkshire site after 'success of inaugural event'
The Little Bird Christmas Artisan Market will be held at Fountains Abbey on Saturday, November 28, and Sunday, November 29, 2026.
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Britain should produce its own bio-diesel to undermine Putin and Trump - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Nigel Boddy, Darlington.
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Yorkshire residents invited to apply for BBC's The Traitors
Yorkshire residents who think they can spot a liar – or keep a secret themselves – are being invited to apply for The Traitors.
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Amanda Owen calls screens a ‘lifeline’ and refuses to set limits for her children
The 52-year-old stars in the Channel 4 documentary series Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive And Kids, which follows her life in the countryside with her nine children as they renovate a centuries-old derelict farmhouse known as Anty John’s into a modern home.
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Harrogate Halloween Potion Trail runs during half-ter
Families can follow a free Halloween Potion Trail around Harrogate town centre during half-term, from Saturday 24 October to Sunday 1 November 2026.
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Rosie Doonan: 'This album Quiet Fear is about life'
Nine years on from her last album, Rosie Doonan, the Wakefield-born, now Saltaire-based singer-songwriter, is back with a new collection of songs.
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Mini recycling centres across North Yorkshire could face closure in wider review
Mini recycling centres in North Yorkshire could face closure as the council considers whether the facilities are still needed following improvements to household recycling collections.
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Amanda Owen plans unusual sleeping arrangements for children at Anty John's
Amanda Owen's visit to Beamish Museum inspires an unusual cupboard bed for the children as work continues on Anty John's farmhouse.
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Man found dead with suspected chemical burns in Harrogate
‘The man was quickly identified as having what appeared to be chemical burns’
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Popular 90s duo announce York show as part of comeback tour
A popular 1990s duo has announced a stop in York as part of their major comeback tour.
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62 photos as record-breaking Yorkshire Marathon 2026 takes over York
Incredible photos show the strength of support for the Yorkshire Marathon 2026 in York as thousands of runners took part on Sunday.
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Leeds Bradford Airport arrests - here's how many were alcohol-related
Violence against the person remained the most common offence category, accounting for 45 arrests in the latest year.
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King Charles III strips 15 people of honours - check the full list
King Charles III has stripped 15 people of honours so far in 2026 - check the full list here.
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New society aims to revive Harrogate's spa heritage
A new organisation has launched with an ambition to revive Harrogate’s spa heritage and shape its future as “Britain’s Living Spa”.
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Man found dead with suspected chemical burns in Harrogate
‘The man was quickly identified as having what appeared to be chemical burns’
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Weetons of Harrogate launches the world's first pickle-filled hamper for Christmas
“Unusual as it may seem, Britain is currently in the middle of a pickle boom”
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Courts: Teen hitman jailed, Harehills rioter sentenced and ex-police officer punished
A Norwegian teenager jailed over a plot to carry out a contract killing in Britain, a man sentenced for his part in the Harehills riots and a former police officer who exploited a vulnerable crime victim are among the latest court cases involving Yorkshire.
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A long term solution to heating oil price increases is needed - Jayne Dowle
As autumn is now officially with us, we’ll all be keeping an anxious eye on our energy bills, even more so if we rely on heating oil. The thousands of UK residents with an oil-fired boiler powering heating and hot water are right to question if the government is taking their plight seriously enough.
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Rage room that allows you to 'vent your anger or pain' is up for sale
An unusual Scarborough business where you can throw paint and smash things up has gone on the market.
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Rail passengers at York station face delays due to track inspection
National Rail said all lines between Northallerton and Middlesbrough are closed while the work takes place.
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York mum with brain cancer welcomes government announcement to improve treatment
Emma Ward, a York mum living with brain cancer, has welcomed a government announcement to help more people access potentially life-saving treatment.
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Vehicle crashes close to service station on road linking York with East Yorkshire
Humberside Fire and Rescue Service said crews were called to Broadhelm Close, just off the A1079 and the Pocklington Services at 10.47pm last night (Sunday, October 18).
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Person rescued from blaze in York property and three others treated for injuries
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said crews from Acomb, Huntington, and Harrogate responded to reports of a fire in Water Lane, York at 11.03pm last night (Sunday, October 18).
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Time to get developers to deliver on existing permissions for homes on brownfield sites - Andy Brown
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. The best laid plans of Chancellors quite often seem to head off unintentionally in the same direction. Government schemes to help young people to get onto the housing ladder are very much a case in point.
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Driver caught at 131mph ordered to pay over £1,500 at Harrogate court
A motorist caught driving at 131mph on a North Yorkshire dual carriageway has been ordered to pay £1,551 at Harrogate Magistrates’ Court.
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Cost revealed for new pedestrian crossing in North Yorkshire town
THE COST of a new pedestrian crossing in a North Yorkshire town has been revealed.
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Motorist fined after Audi TT caught speeding at 131mph on A64 in Harrogate court case
Driver fined at Harrogate court after being caught speeding at 131mph
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Emergency services called after driver reportedly hits tree in major York road
Emergency services have confirmed that they attended a crash in a main York road on Friday evening.
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Domestic abuse survivor says partner prevented her 'leading a normal life'
A North Yorkshire domestic abuse survivor has told how she couldn’t lead a normal life and her partner used her engagement ring against her.
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Knaresborough toilets upgraded after recent vandalism
New doors have been installed at public toilets in Knaresborough following a recent spate of vandalism across the town.
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'Concern for families across Harrogate and Knaresborough' highlighted by MP
"With the maternity services at Leeds deemed inadequate, this is a very real concern for families across Harrogate and Knaresborough"
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First Look - York shopping park welcomes popular fast food chain
KFC has opened at a Monks Cross Shopping Park in York.
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New research reveals Yorkshire businesses' growing demand for young workers
Research from Lloyds Bank reveals almost six in ten businesses in Yorkshire and the Humber have recruited young talent in the past year.
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Opening date announced for Richmond Library’s new base
Library users in Richmond will benefit from more modern, fit-for-purpose services as a relocation of the town’s facility is planned for next month.
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‘Ongoing odour issue’ closes motocross park in Yorkshire
The City of Doncaster Council is ‘in discussions’ with the relevant authorities over the closure of a Doncaster motocross venue, Mayor Ros Jones has said.
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England cricket legend to speak to fans in York today
England and Warwickshire cricket star Chris Woakes is set to speak in York today at a Toppings event at York St John University.
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Stretch of main footpath near York Minster closed for tree felling
Pedestrians will face temporary disruption as a section of a main footpath near York Minster has closed for tree felling work.
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WATCH: Magical woodland trail to support Masham primary school
A magical autumn trail has launched at Swinton Bivouac to raise money for Masham CE Primary School.
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Top Yorkshire business group calls for cut in National Insurance for under 25s
A call to cut National Insurance contributions for under-25s has been made ahead of next Wednesday's Budget.
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Knaresborough Scarecrow Trail to return this half term
Families are being invited to find 18 scarecrows around Knaresborough during the October half-term holiday.
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The remarkable career change from global popstar to selling cars in York
A former Cheeky Girl, Gabriela Irimia, has been selling second-hand cars at a York dealership.
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25-metre 5G mast plan near leisure centre blocked by council
The installation of a “visually intrusive” mobile phone mast near community sports facilities has been blocked by the council.
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Thousands complete Jane Tomlinson Run For All Yorkshire Marathon
The Yorkshire Marathon, which starts and finishes in York, is now in its 13th year.
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UK drivers urged not to delay one thing as colder weather approaches
Car insurance and finance psychology experts have urged drivers not to delay car repairs in the winter season
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Health Secretary demands sackings over access to tiger victim’s NHS records
NHS staff who inappropriately accessed the medical records of a man who died to a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park must be sacked, the Health Secretary Yvette Cooper has said.
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The Farmers Larder meat vending venture proving a cut above for farmers
A collaboration of six nature-friendly Yorkshire Dales farmers has reported a strong start to a certified Pasture for Life meat vending machine venture.
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The Yorkshire Vet: A tale of two curious Cod Beck cattle - Julian Norton
Catching the last of the autumn sunshine, Emmy and I had just enough time for a walk after work. We headed to her favourite spot by Cod Beck, where it makes its way across Sowerby Flatts. I’ve mentioned this place before in this column, partly because I visit most days, partly because it is beautiful, but also because of the smorgasbord of animal life that makes this area its home. The Sandmartins have gone now, but the dogs with their walkers and the cattle remain.
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Fire at chemical factory in North Yorkshire - emergency services at the scene
Emergency services have rushed to a fire at a chemical factory in Selby.