Harrogate
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Women given 'very, very big warning' about this thug by York's top judge
A serial woman beater who strangled his girlfriend and then got her pregnant against her wishes before punching her in the stomach has been jailed.
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Glory for both young and old at HOYS
There was immediate success for Yorkshire riders as the climax of the British equestrian events year got underway, and the region’s top horses and riders, including several members of the Whitaker family, continued a rich vein of form through the tournament.
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Christa Pike case shows why UK was right to abolish death penalty: Christa Ackroyd
I was going to tell you this week about the most wonderful uplifting family day at the Horse of the Year show.
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Dramatic rescue at Beverley swimming pool highlights lifesaving training
Restart a Heart Day falls forms part of a nationwide effort to boost survival rates from cardiac arrests outside of hospital.
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Harrogate cocaine dealer escapes with £2,300 bill despite £97,000 drug plot profit
Harrogate drug dealer who pocketed £97,000 ordered to pay back just £2,399
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around Malton this weekend
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in and around Malton this weekend, according to petrolprices.com.
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52-home plan recommended despite GP surgery capacity warning
Plans for 52 homes in Sherburn, near Malton, face GP capacity concerns and 40 objections, as North Yorkshire Council considers the scheme.
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My First Car: Dog expert and Strictly Come Dancing competitor Graeme Hall
Dog expert and Strictly Come Dancing competitor Graeme Hall loved his first car so much he still owns it.
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Man wanted after 'theft' at popular North Yorkshire supermarket
A man is being sought following the alleged theft of items from Tesco in Harrogate.
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18-year-old dies after being hit by car on Friday night in Leeds
The collision caused the death of an 18-year-old pedestrian
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Linton asylum centre ‘could cost taxpayers £270m’
Campaigners fighting plans for an asylum centre at Linton-on-Ouse have called for a Treasury investigation amid claims the facility could cost taxpayers more than £270m despite potentially operating for just two years.
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Multiflight Café Bar: Inside café overlooking the runways at Leeds Bradford Airport
When I see planes, I’m usually sitting inside a departure terminal with an overpriced coffee.
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Yorkshire’s coast faces dual tax clouds in second homes tax and visitor levy
Yorkshire’s coast is one of the region’s crown jewels when it comes to tourism. But in order for these places to continue to provide the welcome that keeps bringing visitors to this part of the world, the needs of the people who live and work there cannot be overlooked.
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FOOD REVIEW: How seafood at a village pub makes East Coast 'better than Spain'
Flamborough’s The Ship Inn, near Bridlington, earns praise for seafood, friendly service and good value after Star Pubs’ £320,000 refurbishment.
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Emergency services called to crash in main York road
Emergency services have been called to Wigginton Road in York following a crash.
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'Have you seen this man?' - police launch appeal after 'theft' at garage store
North Yorkshire Police has launched a CCTV appeal following an alleged theft from JB Motors Garage in Malton.
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'Landmark' Grade II listed building on the market with plans for five homes
A Grade II listed building is on the market with planning permission to be turned into five homes.
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Two caravans destroyed by fire near site in North Yorkshire
Two caravans have been destroyed by a fire behind a site in Thirsk.
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'Cool spaces' to become 'essential' in York due to climate change - warning
Places where people can shelter from extreme heat in York will soon become essential, a councillor has said.
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Harrogate college plants commemorative oak tree gifted by King Charles
A commemorative oak tree gifted by King Charles III was planted at Duchy College in honour of His visit.
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Primrose Valley could open for this holiday week under new plans
Thousands more holidaymakers could descend on the Yorkshire coast in winter under plans to open one of the country’s biggest holiday parks a month earlier.
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Main road connecting York city centre to Outer Ring Road to close for resurfacing
City of York Council said Heworth Green, which connects the city centre with parts of Monks Cross and the A1237 Outer Ring Road, will be shut from 7pm on Monday October 26 to 5am on Thursday, October 29, or until the resurfacing works are completed, whichever is earlier.
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How I enjoyed the 'therapeutic' benefits of grape picking near York
Having heard of the ‘therapeutic’ benefits of grape picking, I thought I better give it a go.
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North Yorkshire 'mixed use' scheme 'could support almost 1,000 jobs' if approved
A major employment-led mixed use development that could support almost 1,000 jobs has been proposed at the Scarborough Business Park.
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Shed Seven reveal Bootham Crescent dream and planning for new show
Shed Seven have shared their excitement at a stadium show for the first time at York’s LNER Community Stadium in May.
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An overly city-centered West Yorkshire mass transit network would show that devolution hasn’t gone far enough
A reliable public transport network is not just about moving large masses of people around the region. The benefits of connecting people are social and economic. Benefits that Yorkshire has been long deprived of as a result of decision making by Whitehall mandarins. Civil servants who don’t understand the needs of the region have for far too long held it back.
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Free Halloween potion trail coming to Harrogate this October half-term
Harrogate BID has launched a free Halloween Potion Trail, running from October 24 to November 1.
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Time for Royal Armouries to begin a new chapter in Leeds - Nat Edwards
Thirty years ago, when the Royal Armouries Museum building was completed, it brought new life to this part of Leeds. It was the original regeneration scheme on the South Bank, taking an under-used and dilapidated post-industrial landscape and creating something quite unique.
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'Excited' and 'concerned'- verdict on new supermarket at York B&Q plans
People living close to the site of a proposed new supermarket in York have given their verdict on the plans.
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West Yorkshire tram routes should focus on areas with poor connectivity, locals say
The proposed mass transit routes are yet to be decided, after a critical review from the Government quashed the previous proposals.
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‘People across York deserve better,’ says MP as Yorkshire Water ordered to repay £75m
Luke Charters MP has said “people across York deserve better” after Yorkshire Water was ordered to repay £75 million because of poor performance.
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Inside ‘immaculate’ York home as it hits the market – for £1.1 million
An "immaculate" home in Bootham Crescent, York, has hit the market – for £1.1 million.
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Friends in gruelling challenge for York boy preparing for life-saving surgery
Friends are joining forces to take on Yorkshire's Three Peaks for a York boy preparing to undergo life-saving open-heart surgery.
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Whixley Nursery Supplies 17,000 Plants for Rockliffe
Johnsons Nurseries of Whixley sent more than 17,000 plants and trees to Rockliffe, the resort near Darlington that reopened in September after a big refit.
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New scheme offers cashback in top York bars and independents - here's how to do it
A new scheme has been launched offering 10 per cent cash back at some of the most popular bars in York.
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Medical records of tiger victim inappropriately accessed, ambulance service says
Two members of staff have accessed or attempted to access medical information about the death of William Chapman at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust said.
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Netflix series filming returns to North Yorkshire town next week
Filming for a new Netflix series is set to return to Scarborough next week.
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Driver reportedly hits tree in major York road - delays in area
Delays are mounting in a main York road after a driver has reported by hit a tree.
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Secret cupboards of illicit goods found in Doncaster police raids
Police uncovered hidden cupboards containing illicit goods, large quantities of counterfeit products and a cannabis-growing operation during a series of raids across Doncaster.
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REVIEW: Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad, The Odyssey, Her Story, York Theatre Royal
THE Penelopiad is the heavyweight centrepiece of York Theatre Royal’s autumn programme – here is our review
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New 'School Street' closing to traffic to launch on trial basis
A new ‘School Street’ is being introduced by North Yorkshire School on a trial basis.
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Sam Smith's Brewery launches campaign to find hotel management couples
After stepping up its campaign to re-open its many empty pubs, Tadcaster-based Sam Smith's Brewery has turned its attention to its hotels.
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500MW solar farm plans changed 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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Pc Sharon Beshenivsky killer sold guns to criminals after prison release, court hears
One of the men convicted of killing police officer Sharon Beshenivsky started selling guns to criminals after being released from prison, a court heard.
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Teenage hitman from Norway locked up for plotting UK murder for Iran-backed gang
Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, agreed to shoot an unknown target for 25,000 euros
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Support for young people in the spotlight at awards ceremony
Community organisations dedicated to improving the lives of children and young people with additional needs and their families have scooped top honours in prestigious awards.
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Fears of ‘externally organised protests’ reaching North Yorkshire coast
Concerns about anti-social behaviour and the risk of “externally organised protests and disorder” affecting North Yorkshire’s coastal communities have been raised by councillors.
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Dame Judi Dench addresses questions on when she'll retire
Woman and Home reports Dame Judi Dench, the 91-year-old actress, who was born in Heworth and attend The Mount School in York, has shared her candid reflections.
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Person in hospital after serious crash closes main road in Yorkshire town
A person has been taken to hospital after a serious crash closed a main road in Harrogate.
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Free Halloween potion trail to launch in Harrogate this half term
A free Halloween trail will invite families to hunt for magical ingredients across Harrogate town centre this half term.