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Ripon Goes All Out for Yorkshire Day and St Wilfrid's Procession — Flying the Flag for the Most Yorkshire Place in Yorkshire | Harrogate Informer
If there's one city determined to be the most Yorkshire of all Yorkshire places, it's Ripon — proudly rooted in the very heart of the county, easy to reach
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Harrogate Salon Owners Shortlisted for Top National Hairdressing Award | Harrogate Informer
Selected from an exceptionally competitive field of entries from across the UK, Jenny and Kirstie have earned a coveted place in the finals of the North
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Flood risk planning faces rising tide of uncertainty
Flood risk planning is often discussed in terms of engineering projects, investment programmes and environmental initiatives.
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Day centre's future in jeopardy as campaigners vow to fight closure
PROPOSALS to close a vital facility for adults is 'riding rough shod' over some of the most vulnerable people living in Ryedale…
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'They thought I was brain dead' - Student scarred for life by man targeting women
Warning: This article contains graphic images some readers may find upsetting.
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Ryedale Show 2026: Best pictures as thousands enjoy one of Yorkshire's biggest agricultural shows
Thousands of visitors enjoyed livestock competitions, rural crafts, local produce and family entertainment as the Ryedale Show returned to Duncombe Park for another celebration of Yorkshire's agricultural heritage.
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One-Day Cup round-up: Notts Outlaws stay unbeaten while Lancashire post second win
Notts Outlaws maintain a perfect start to their One-Day Cup campaign, while Lancashire post a second win in Group A.
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Changes to 'attractive' York pub could be coming under new plans
Changes could be coming to a York pub under new plans.
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North Yorkshire crematorium generates more than £1 million a year for council
MORE than £1 million of annual income is generated from a council’s crematorium in North Yorkshire.
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Royal visits Iron Age artefacts kept in York after community raised more than £70,000
The Duke of Gloucester visited an exhibition of Iron Age artefacts kept on public display at the Yorkshire Museum in York after members of the…
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Dramatic moment Yorkshire paddleboarders in “serious trouble” rescued by RNLI
Volunteers from Bridlington RNLI rescued a father and daughter who got into difficulty paddleboarding on Saturday.
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York 'vulnerable to outbreaks' as 'concerning' measles rise prompts vaccine call
York is vulnerable to outbreaks of diseases which are preventable by vaccines, the council's public health lead has said.
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Heartbeat actress returns to North Yorkshire pub she now owns
AN actress who starred in one of television's most popular series greeted fans today (Tuesday) as she returned to the pub that made her famous…
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Walsall signs Harrogate Town winger for undisclosed fee
Harrogate Town has confirmed that Reece Smith has joined League Two side Walsall for an undisclosed fee.
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Fire in York suburb - flames and smoke seen by public
Reports are coming in of a fire in a York suburb.
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Cattle worth £17,000 stolen from farm near Ripley
Police have launched an appeal after cattle, believed to be worth around £17,000, were stolen from a family farm in Ripley.
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'Were my baby's remains disposed of like litter?' Unanswered questions of parents who used Hull funeral director Robert Bush
The mother of an unborn baby whose remains were left on the floor of a funeral parlour for nearly two years addressed a funeral director in court to tell him how she had trusted him "with the most precious and important person in her life."
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Firefighters called to 20 acre North Yorkshire crop fire - people asked to avoid area
Firefighters from across the county have been called to a large crop fire in North Yorkshire.
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More than 40 NHS executives in Yorkshire are paid more than the Prime Minister
Analysis by the TaxPayers’ Alliance has found that 574 NHS managers across the UK were paid more than the Prime Minister in the 2024-25 financial year.
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'Imagine how boring life would be if you knew everything': Professor Brian Cox brings his universal questions to Yorkshire
Professor Brian Cox is on tour asking key questions about the universe. He tells John Blow why doubt excites him more than certainty.
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North Yorkshire: £2.5m crematorium upgrade set for approval
A crematorium in a North Yorkshire town could receive a multimillion-pound council upgrade.
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IN PICTURES: One of Yorkshire's biggest country show is on today, here's a first look
One of Yorkshire's biggest celebrations of farming and rural life has returned to Duncombe Park, Helmsley, today (Tuesday) with an…
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New 'best value for money' study rates North Yorkshire adventure park in Britain's top ten
A family-friendly North Yorkshire adventure park which has reduced its ticket prices in line with the Government’s temporary VAT cut has been named in the top ten UK best-value theme parks.
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'Nearly £100 of stock' stolen from York supermarket
A man has stolen ‘nearly £100 worth of stock’ from a supermarket in a York suburb.
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Mayors to shape new technical education from age 14 around Yorkshire industries
The Prime Minister said “from today, Britain will value the hard hat every bit as much as the graduation cap”.
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Emergency services attended 'safety incident' at North Yorkshire property
EMERGENCY services were called to a 'concern for safety incident' at a property in a North Yorkshire town earlier today (Tuesday),
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Fuel stolen from petrol station in major North Yorkshire road
More than £100 of fuel has been stolen from a petrol station on a major North Yorkshire road.
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What residents need to know ahead of a by-election in North Yorkshire this week
THIS is what residents should be aware of ahead of a by-election in a North Yorkshire town this week.
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'Busiest summer in years' for Harrogate hospitality, says hotelier
Harrogate's hospitality sector has enjoyed one of its busiest early-summer periods in years, according to local hotelier Simon Cotton.
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Three young people rescued after getting lost in North Yorkshire woods at night
Three young people had to be rescued by emergency services last night (July 27) after getting stuck on steep ground during a night-time walk.
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Full list of locations revealed for Harrogate's Dinky Dinosaurs Lego Trail
With just days to go until the launch of Harrogate's much-loved Lego Trail, Harrogate Business Improvement District (BID) has revealed where visitors will be able to find each of this year's prehistoric displays.
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Live Shakespeare returns to Newby Hall next month
Live Shakespeare returns to Newby Hall near Ripon this summer, with two contrasting productions of tragedies staged across the estate.
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Mother and boyfriend guilty of murdering toddler who had 21 broken bones
A mother and her new boyfriend have been convicted of murdering her two-year-old daughter, who was sexually abused before she suffered a catastrophic head injury.
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Pedestrians injured after being hit by tram travelling at 17mph
A safety watchdog has warned that a Sheffield Supertram crossing did not do enough to alert pedestrians to an approaching tram after two people were struck, leaving one seriously injured.
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Man who manipulated and sexually abused four boys over several years has been jailed
A 55-year-old man has been jailed after admitting a series of child sexual offences against four boys spanning several years.
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DWP State Pension could top £20,500 by 2046 but HMRC tax bills could hit £1,598
New analysis suggests the State Pension could reach £20,561 by 2046, with retirees facing income tax bills of up to £1,598 if tax thresholds…
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Emergency services called to incident in centre of North Yorkshire town
Emergency services are currently in attendance at an incident in Commercial Street in Norton near Malton.
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Ex-Harrogate deputy head's groundbreaking idea is a hit in 70 countries with teachers and parents
A former deputy head has talked about being “amazed” that an idea for a writing platform that began in a Harrogate classroom is now used by more than a million teachers worldwide.
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Only takes a spark to start a wildfire, Yorkshire crews warn
Yorkshire fire services join forces to warn of the dangers of open fires on moorland.
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North Yorkshire adventurer backs council’s river campaign
A record-breaking adventurer from North Yorkshire is backing a new campaign aimed at preventing more tragedies in the county’s rivers this summer.
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Main road blocked after crash close to popular North Yorkshire beach
A crash has closed a major road close to a popular North Yorkshire beach.
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Transport rule change for Wensleydale village schools
Council says Middleham and Spennithorne pupils will keep free school transport.
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‘Park and ride service is putting pedestrians in danger’, says councillor
THE route of a park and ride service is putting pedestrians in danger in a North Yorkshire town, a councillor has said.
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Delays warning to drivers ahead of major York works planned next month
Drivers are being warned of two phases of planned work that will affect Bishopthorpe Road.
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Where is the outcry over the World Cup’s carbon footprint - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Clark Cross, Springfield Road, Linlithgow, West Lothian.
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The rules on leaving children home alone and when parents could be breaking the law
With the long summer holidays now stretching on, many parents are facing the annual juggling act of balancing work with childcare.
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Orchids return to grassland after 28 Years Later filming
Fountains Abbey staff left grounds unmown to appear abandoned for film shoot - but orchids returned.
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North Yorkshire town shop and director fined for sale of illegal cigarettes and vapes
Eastern European Mini Market Ltd and its director, Ersilia Loredana Oltean, were prosecuted at York Magistrates' Court.
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The World Cup did not reclaim the English flag - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Alec Suchi, Allerton, Bradford.
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Brits urged to avoid these 2 drinks throughout the summer
The British Red Cross has told people to avoid these two drinks during the summer, as they can cause dehydration and disrupt sleep.