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Air ambulance lands at scene of serious crash in North Yorkshire
Emergency services have been called to a serious crash in Tadcaster.
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Youths accused of starting fire near 900-year-old North Yorkshire castle
Youths are alleged to have started a fire close to Knaresborough Castle.
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Ilkley Moor 'boulder' house approved after planning appeal
Town council had objected to the plans but the folklore-inspired house will now be built.
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Ready, set, glow! Hundreds light up Harrogate for hospice fundraiser
‘Even though we were in lockdown, the carers from Saint Michael’s still came every day to support us’
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Historic treasures worth thousands set to go under the hammer in Yorkshire
A gilt-bronze table suite, once part of the contents of Skibo Castle, is one of the many items that will soon be up for auction with Tennants.
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People urged to have their say on new supermarket and York B&Q transformation
People are being urged to share their views about proposals for a new supermarket in York.
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LIVE: Thousands of runners to take on Altra Yorkshire Marathon 2026
The Altra Yorkshire Marathon Festival returns to York today.
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Hardraw Force: 'I was enthralled by the highest single-drop waterfall in England'
There is something atmospheric about a rainy walk on an overcast weekend.
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NHS staff who inappropriately accessed records of tiger victim should 'be sacked'
“If there are breaches then people actually need to be sacked”
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Zack Polanski’s populism is the leftist counterpoint to Nigel Farage and every bit as hollow - David Behrens
Say what you like about Zack Polanski but he turned out to be a better hypnotist than anyone gave him credit for. He managed to put his whole party to sleep.
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Dame Mary Berry: My Aubergine caponata recipe
Aubergine caponata
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North Yorkshire is all set to shine as a Dark Sky Reserve this month - George Jabbour
This autumn's Dark Skies Fringe Festival in Yorkshire is taking place from Friday, October 23, to Sunday, November 1. The events that are scheduled during this period present a timeless window into the beauty of the universe.
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North Yorkshire site manager wins prestigious national housebuilding award
Ricky Coulter Bell, a site manager in North Yorkshire, has won a Seal of Excellence award for his commitment to building high-quality homes.
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'We’re incredibly proud' - nursery close to York celebrates strong Ofsted report
A nursery in Wilberfoss on the outskirts of York has been praised for its care and supportive environment following a strong Ofsted report.
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Martin Lewis explains Blue Badge rule change that could save drivers money
Martin Lewis explains changes to Disabled Persons Railcard eligibility, including how Blue Badge holders could save a third on train fares.
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An exotic future for Yorkshire parks?
Zebras grazing in a Yorkshire park might sound like a scene from an animated movie for children, but new University of Sheffield research has suggested introducing such African creatures could become vital in the fight against climate change and that the move would be likely to receive public backing.
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Mayor Luke Campbell under investigation "after showing staff member naked pics of himself"
Hull and East Yorkshire Mayor Luke Campbell is under investigation after allegedly showing a female member of staff images of himself posing nude for a gay magazine 14 years ago.
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God’s Own Country Classic Car Rally: Best pictures from Bowcliffe Hall
The inaugural God’s Own Country Classic Car Rally took place on Saturday (Oct 17), with classic car enthusiasts travelling across Yorkshire to raise money for the Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust and three other charities.
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How Amanda Owen's son Reuben turned childhood passion into his own business
Amanda Owen's son Reuben turned his childhood love of diggers into a machinery business and television career after finding fame on Our Yorkshire Farm.
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Harrogate schoolchildren to work with disabled artists in creative project
Charity Artizan International will deliver its free Mosaics for Schools programme at three primary schools in Harrogate.
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500MW solar farm plans amended after concerns from residents and landowners
Light Valley Solar proposes nine changes to its North Yorkshire scheme after concerns over homes, wildlife, access and the Monk Fryston grid connection.
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Peugout E-208: Steve Teale finds himself unexpectedly won over
At last, I’ve driven an electric car which I wouldn’t mind keeping; thank you very much. I’m a sucker for a hot hatch. My choice was a Ford XR2 quite a few years ago, but I always envied my wealthier colleague’s 205 GTi. It was cooler by a long chalk. Now the 205 has moved on, and we have the 208. Tested here is the electric version, the E-208, which I found to be quite an inspiring machine.
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Solution to closure of York’s main Post Office could take six months, MP says
Rachael Maskell MP has said it may take six months to find a solution to the closure of York’s main Post Office in Coney Street.
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North Yorkshire recycling centres could face closure
Mini recycling centres in North Yorkshire could face closure.
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Kirkby Overblow: A village forged by its wind and iron
Once a centre of heavy industry, the chirps of songbirds mixed with the low hum of traffic passing along the Harrogate bypass and Leeds road could hardly contrast more with the roar of the wind-powered furnaces that gave the medieval village of Kirkby Overblow its name.
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Government wants to increase organic farming to 10% of England's agricultural land
Farming groups said that the Government needs to turn “warm words” into action.
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Key road in York set to remain closed for water mains works
A section of Low Petergate in York will continue to be closed until 6pm on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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Popular York arts exhibition returns this Halloween with biggest event yet
Now in its third year, the Arts, Craft and Photography Exhibition will be held at Foxwood Community Centre at the end of the month.
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Sirens heard across town as emergency services swarm Harrogate street
A heavy multi-agency presence - including forensics teams and numerous emergency vehicles - descended on Franklin Road after sirens were heard across the town
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Pocklington pupils learn about flood safety through 'Flood Mary' children's book
Mary Long-Dhonau OBE, known as "Flood Mary," visited Pocklington Junior School to read her new book, Missy and Stanley’s Tale.
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Woman found dead outside car, inquest hears
A Yorkshire woman from Harrogate died in September 13. An inquest was opened into her death at Northallerton Coroner’s Court.
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York home ‘full of character and charm’ hits the market – look inside
An "exceptional" home in South Bank, York, has hit the market for £450,000.
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Nowt is taken out as brothers go viral - The Blakey Brothers
They might not have much land, but two farming brothers have done more than most this year to put a smile on the face of agriculture with their one-take videos on social media showing their love of country people.
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Bury FC fans say bumper FA Cup crowd 'meant everything'
The Shakers' home tie with Harrogate Town was described as "massive" by the resurgent club's fans.
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Historic Sam Smith's pub set to reopen after standing empty for more than 3 years
The Jolly Sailors, next to Whitby Harbour, is set to reopen after lying vacant for more than three years.
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Firefighters called to person suspended 40m in the air in North Yorkshire
Firefighters have been called after a person who was left suspended 40 metres in the air when machinery failed in Sherburn-in-Elmet.
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York-born James Bond star names fledgling bird-of-prey in nod to film she starred in
Dame Judi Denc has named a golden eagle fledgling as part of the South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project, a scheme run by the charity Restoring Upland Nature (Run).
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Persistent offender from North Yorkshire jailed after multiple breaches of order
A North Yorkshire man has been jailed for repeatedly breaching a Criminal Behaviour Order in Scarborough.
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Man arrested after cyclist dies in Easingwold crash
A 60-year-old man died at the scene of the crash on Alne Road in North Yorkshire.
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Easingwold: 60-year-old cyclist dies in crash as driver of car arrested
The cyclist, a 60-year-old man, died at the scene
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Amanda Owen's eldest daughter Raven returns to Ravenseat as family faces changes
Amanda Owen's eldest daughter Raven returns to Ravenseat in Our Farm Next Door as the family adjusts to the children's changing lives.
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Police called to altercation in York city centre square
North Yorkshire Police has been called to an altercation in York city centre.
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Curious story behind one of York’s strangest street names
The changing face of York's historic Jubbergate from its Viking origins and medieval buildings to 4 Jubbergate, Shambles Market and Gert & Henry’s.
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Man arrested after fatal crash in North Yorkshire
A man has been arrested after a fatal crash involving a cyclist and a Volvo XC60 in North Yorkshire.
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Limestone Ridge Nature Recovery Group's fertile grounds playing part in nature’s recovery
While many nature recovery schemes have traditionally been sited on marginal farmland, a group of conventional farmers working some of the country’s most fertile soils have embarked on a two-year project to demonstrate enhanced nature recovery alongside modern farming practices.
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Extensive search underway to find missing teen with North Yorkshire connections
North Yorkshire Police has launched a search for a missing teenager, believed to have connections in Scarborough and Filey.
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Car seized by police in North Yorkshire for invalid MOT and insurance
A Hyundai car has been seized by police after being found lacking an MOT and insurance after being stopped for faulty lights in Scarborough.
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Yorkshire falling behind in electric vehicle transition, analysis finds
Yorkshire is one of the most challenged regions in Britain when it comes to electric vehicle adoption, new analysis has found.
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Exploring the history of Halifax's pantomime story
Pantomime plays a huge part in Britain’s theatre scene, lifting spirits and laughter from festive audiences and, with every double entendre, a few eyebrows along the way.
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Budget a chance for Chancellor to reverse damaging agricultural policies - Harriet Ranson
Growth was the central aspiration of Labour’s election campaign and remains the benchmark against which its economic decisions must be judged. Yet the changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) have now been proven, as predicted, to be having the opposite effect: suppressing investment, weakening confidence and shrinking the productive capacity of family businesses.